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

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MARVIN SCHILLING ' They that govern the most make the least noise. MIRIAM PUGH A flash of color against the sky. WINIFRED BROWN As merry as the day is long. HERBERT BOYD What can he not do? PARK ANDERSON ' To him who watches everything is revealed. OLIVER DRAKE Abolish fun and I exist no more. Is Likes Dislikes Will Be Schilling genial kings Greek minister Pugh tall baseball oysters opera singer Brown willing position opposition useful Boyd conceited an athlete curly hair time will tell Anderson busy keys gossip evangelist Drake lanky fords studying cowboy Page Twenty-eight

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Juniors Have Prosperous Year The Junior Class occupies a most enviable position in the school. We have lost the greenness of the Freshmen. The frivolity of the Sophomore has been tempered into a good jolly spirit. And then to climax it we have been in contact with the dignity of the Seniors long enough to gain a degree of poise. Under the leadership of our Presi- dent, Marvin Schilling, we feel that we have been loyal Juniors during the past year. In keeping with our jolly spirit we spent many pleasant hours in fun making. One of these never-to-be- forgotten times was the merry sleigh ride after which our spon- sor, Dr. Furbay, let us convert the biology laboratory into a recreation hall. Sandwiches and coffee never tasted better ! The dignity of our group was up- held by the Junior-Senior banquet. The Seniors started out not know- ing whither they were going, but they soon found themselves in the Spencer Hotel in Marion, where all enjoyed a banquet which even sur- passed the expectations of the Juniors. In keeping with the true spirit of Taylor, we flavoured our class diet with a generous sprinkling of spiritual life. Much of the success of the class is attributed to the Fri- day noon prayer and fellowship services. As we look back we are happy, for our group has achieved success; many of the members have held important offices. As we look for- ward we expect to do even greater things next year as Seniors. PRESIDENT VICE-PRESIDENT SECRETARY Freshman Robert Titus Don Kenyon Helen Heaton Sophomore Bernard Coldiron Park Anderson Hazel Simons Junior Marvin Schilling Miriam Pugh Winifred Brown CHAPLAIN Ferdinand Derk Herbert Boyd Park Anderson TREASURER John Llewellyn Mason Buckner Herbert Boyd Page Twenty-seven

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PAUL BADE I would keep better hours if I were a boy again, that is, I would go to bed earlier than most boys do. ROBERTA BENNETT I have no other but a woman ' s reason. LESTER BRUNNER Let us then be up and doing. LYLE CASE In quietness and confidence shall be thy strength. CHARLES CLIFTON For the most part his work is hidden. BERNARD COLDIRON Life ' s a jest and all things show it I thought so once, and now I know it. CRAIG CUBBISON It is pleasant, of course, to see one ' s name in print. ELLA MAE DAVIS A good heart is better than all the heads in the world. Is Likes Dislikes Will Be Bade important midnight walks cleaning biologist Bennett eccentric men conventionality organist Brunner smitten bookkeeper German piano mover Case married home-cooking stuffy rooms manager Clifton perservering English idleness pastor Coldiron childish questions P. 0. laggards a mystery Cubbison comical to mimic concentration auctioneer Davis ticklish clothes bugs house mother Page Twenty-nine