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

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President Robert Lee Stuart President ' s Message This yearbook gives a picture of the student activities of Taylor ' s ninety-fifth year. Age does nor always denote g r eatness, but the study of Taylors history and con+act with her alumni show that Taylor has always influenced her students in a marked way. Word has gone out that Taylor is different, and that something happens to a student on Taylor ' s campus which makes him want to serve. As a result, choice young people have come, received their training, and gone out to bless the world. Taylor University must be a plant that is planted by the Heavenly Father, for it continues to live and grow. Because of God ' s blessing in the past there is a feeling that the Centennial Program will be carried out. Many are getting anxious to see the work begin on the new library. In order to do this and reach the objectives set up by the Centennial Committee, it will require the sacrificial giving and prayers of each former student and friend. I am profoundly thankful that God led me to Taylor as a student. Over ten years ago I was called to the presidency. During these ten years + he burdens have been beyond natural strength, yet God has answered in every crisis. The present task is a great one; however, there is a feeling that Taylor University as an effective Christian college has never been needed as now. In God ' s strength let us go forward. — Rob ' t. Lee Stuart, President Page 18

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Through his forty years as a member of the faculty, the last eighteen of which he has served as vice president, Dr. Ayres has won the ad- miration of all who know him as a Christian philosopher, an educator, a stalwart citizen, a Christian gentleman. BURT W. AYRES, Ph.D., LL.D. Vice-President, Philosophy Taylor University, B.S., A.M. Ph. D., LL.D. Page 19