Taylor University - Ilium / Gem Yearbook (Upland, IN)

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Table of Contents Book I Administration Book II Classes Book III Organizations Book IV Athletics Book V Commercial Book VI Taylor ' s Diary Swallow-Robin Hall, where men talk politics and have pop corn parties. Page Seven

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Foreword We realize that the Gem of 1933 is vastly different from any pre- vious book. No attempt has been made to carry out any special theme because we believe that our school life is the only theme with which we are concerned, and there- fore we would ask you to consider the art work as having only decor- ative purposes. This has been an unusual year and we have faced many handicaps. Every effort has been made to keep within the limits of our budget and avoid placing any unpaid expenses on the school. This book repre- sents our best efforts, and we pre- sent it to you without apologies. Where youth meets youth And cares are free. Page Six

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I went to church An organ played Tall candles marched In white parade Around the altar Through stained glass I saw the king Of battles pass. Half afraid, I could not say My Master In a quiet way. And I who know A simple God Who puts brown seeds In rain-wet sod Who stoops to hear A small child ' s rhyme Gone up in prayer At candle time Did not hear The God I knew Though I knelt And wanted to. I went up A windy hill When the dusk Was blue and still And sat awhile And watched a star Heaven wasn ' t Very far. I sang no songs I made no prayer I think God saw me Sitting there. — Helen Welshimer. The Post Office and Book Store where we receive our mail and spend much of our money Page Eight