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

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Theodora Bothwell, Mus. M. Piano and Organ Sadie L. Miller Piano Where countless students come and go in a never end- ing line to listen with inat- tentive ears to monotonous lectures, and to attend bore- some classes which prepare them to face and conquer an unconquerable world after they have gone forth from these friendly halls. Page Eighteen

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Senior Reminiscences Four years have nearly elapsed since we came to Taylor and the Class of 1933 finds itself nearing the end of its college career. These years have meant much to us, and as we think back over them we know that they have added much. We know, too, that as we leave we will lose something that can neve r be returned, and as we go our hearts are filled with thoughts of college days, and college friends, things that will be left behind. But let us turn from melancholy thoughts, and remind ourselves of some of the pleasanter things that have come to our lives. First of all, in our Freshmen year we learned to wear green hats becom- ingly, and then we followed in our Sophomore year with greater laurels. We carried off the honors in the track meet, and came within a breath of taking the basketball trophy. Last year the Junior-Senior Ban- quet crowned our stay at Taylor and this year, in addition to this same event, we look toward Com- mencement and new life. But in addition to pleasant events, and pleasant thoughts these years have given us pleasant dreams for the future, and we look with expectant hearts towards the possibilities of successful lives. PRESIDENT VICE-PRESIDENT SECRETARY Freshman Harry Griffiths Hoover Picklesimer Audrey Ash Sophomore Dayton Musselman Grace Hedley Lois King Junior Fred Vosfourg Margery Kleinefeld Olive Tatem Senior Lyle Thomas Grace Hedley Arlene Summers CHAPLAIN Stanley Boughton Hoover Picklesimer Kenneth Griswold Harvey Fruth TREASURER Faith Birdsall Lyle Thomas Stewart Weston Kenneth Griswold Page Twenty