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

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. WE PRESENT A GLANCE AROUND A CHRISTIAN FACULTY THE STUDENT BODY OUR ORGANIZATIONS OUR ACTIVITIES THE RELIGIOUS LIFE THE ATHLETIC ACHIEVEMENTS SOME OTHER MOMENTS Page 5

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TO THE STUDENT BODY From September until June, and from morn- ing until night, the Taylor University campus has been a stage of never-ceasing activity. Life for the Taylor student has been a life full of events, some memorable, some common- place, but all contributing to the important process of becoming educated. Throughout this volume of the Gem, the typical and more important events of the year have been recorded, but because they are seen from the viewpoint of their educational value, the 1942 Gem is more than an account of collegiate activity — it is the record of a year of liberal education. Page 4

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Dedicated to you To Miss Draper, who has been on the teaching staff of Taylor University since the fall of 1914, who has taught in the department of science such subjects as Chemistry, Physics and now Mathematics, who has become an integral part of the university both academically and spiritually, who has proved herself a friend to those who needed friendship and a coun- sellor to those who might need help, who has so loyally upheld the standards that have made Taylor so well known, and who, by both faculty and students is honored and loved, the Nineteen Forty Two Gem is respectfully dedicated. Page 6