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

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IAMES A. WOOPTER, AB.. A.M., Ed.D. 1944 Professor of Education and Social Science. Salem College, A. E., Unwersixy of Virginia, A. M.: University of Cm Cmncm, Ed. D. GEORGE EVANS, A.B., A.M., D.D. 1920 Clqetire-dl Professor oi Latin Lczwrence College, A, B., Lawrence College A. M., Lawrence College, D. D, Groduole Student at Johns Hop- kins University. University of Chicago. SADIE MILLER IUNIOR PIANO 19 . .:794:

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Ejfw HM:- MILG A. RED1GER, AB., A.M. 1943 Instructor of Psychology T-'1y11:r Uinvezsity, A. E4 New York 1.1n1v15rs:'y, A 1.1 E-11111 '- 31 Smniniry ln ff Ytfli, 1'f'4Df-11 E191-1 YZC1: U11xv'9rs1.y Gr'u:1vx'xze 151111351 of A115 'ind Ftierm-Q, 1941-42 1-1-ew York Unl- verfity Gr ':dv.1i1- S :hfiil C1 Educa- tifn, Q nmers -D1 19-12 find 1543. RUTH ROB1NSON, B.S. 1942 Instructor of Home Economics Hfistmqs Co1119q9, B. S.q University of 1X1E13I'ZS11fi, Summer 151 19313 Kansas State CD11-ace. one ssrneswt-r and one surnmsi' 19138-39. 18 1 1 X.1Z,- . 1 1 1 1 1 1 I 1 1 OSCAR H. W1LL1AMS, AB., A.M., Ph.D. 1943 Professor of History 1nd1'1n'1 University, A. B.: Harvard University. A. M.: Indians Univer- sity, Ph. D4 University of Chicago. summer of 1QOfTp University 01 Wis- Ccfnsm, summer of 1905. 4-46 qw: . 1 ' .Ei-.F y M, Q ,. f , Y V ffm rf. ' --fNr:'1-X-N'+ es - ' - Om. xx .t -N-rn Y 11 5 1134. 1 . QNg',:..33. 5:23 - eb - .' T X5': NI 'ff 1 - Qi-.' .Fffll .. fri' fgk:-5ts1.r12't. 11 -., . - vii '-,'5,.!:.Q' Six '1- 1 5531- gg ' F5-Er 'war-v. SQA... .V-21. .-rss.-r LOUISE ZEIGLER, A.B., AM. 1942 Assistant Professor of English 1First se- mesterl Huntington Co11eqe, A. B.: Indicxncz Universzty, A. M.: Co1umbicx Umverl sity, graduate work, 1939-1942.

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Jil-2 5201-fit. .gzwfenf Counci X., , ,L 1 Sw... 1: - :V 1 ,t N .N ., . 4 . ws. ,ut . B, Y. .w,.,,s X-qi - Q ' ,:. .Y 'in rm .Y- :gi .Y R Ruth Berlsche Ilfreshniani Robert Bontrager tluniorl Marion Brown fSophonioreJ li! nn--M Virgil Maybray KSeniorl reception - cooperation - guidance - suggestion - representation - The Student Council of Taylor University is a busy quartet ot young people. Their varied and numerous duties find them ever planning, discussing, and acting in order to make the lite of each Taylor student synchronize in harmony with college life. The Council is composed of a representative member from each class, chosen by pop- ular vote, with the senior class representative acting as president. This year they were guided under the capable leadership of Virgil Maybray. During the past year they planned the Freshman formal reception, the all school pic- nic, Thanksgiving tea, and evenings full of good music and entertainment. The dinner music of Friday nights and Sunday noons is Obtained by the representatives and adds color to the busy life ot the student. Aside from these accomplishments, the ultimate aim and goal of the Student Council is to act as a mediator between faculty and student. They work, not as two separate groups, but as one, and in so doing, aim toward one supreme goal-the furthering ot the Kingdom of God. zo