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

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Se4i4J0 ClaM. MILTON WESLEY ARMS, A.B Pliilosophy Ministry Metliodist Thalo-Treas. 3, Pres. 4 Holiness League — Chorister 3 Ministerial Assoc. — Vice-Pres Youth Conf. — Chor. 3, Co-Chrm Class Treas. 1. Pres. 2 Junior Rules Student Council 4 Basketball, Track Chorus Hobbv : Reading- MARJORIE ARNOLD, A.B. English Teaclur Methijdist Philo — Vice-Pres. 3 4 Eng. Club — Censor Bd. Chrm. 4 3 Lang. Club — Sec. 2, Pres. 4 Mnanka — Rush Day Chrm. 4, Critic 4 Class Vice-Pres. 2, Jr. Sr. Banquet Chrm. 3 Gospel Team Captain Basketball Vesper Choir, Chorus, Orchestra NORMAN ALLEN BAXTER, A.B History Ministry Methodist Pliilo— Prop. Mgr. 4 Int. Relations Class Pres. 3 Gospel Team Captain Basketball, Baseball Gem Staff 3 GORDON WENDELL BELL. A.B ROBERT BONTRAGER, A.B. PlliIo ophy Missionary to India Methodist Holiness League Philo — Treas. 3 Student Volunteers — Librarian 2, Pres. 3 Chorus Hobbv : Botanv llistdry Missionary ilennonite Brethren in Christ Philo Holiness League Int. Relations Club Student Council Pres. Basketball HELEN BOYER, A.B. Histiiry Teaching C. and M.A. Thalo Int. Relations — Censor Bd. Chrm. - ' Mnanka — Chaplain 3 Rush Day Chrm. 4 Social Chrm. 4 Vesper, Choir, Chorus Hobbv : Collecting Animal Plant Holders 20

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Se Uo GloM ' Left to right: Shuppert, Vice President; Good, Chaplain; W ' intcrling, Secretary; Krusclnvitz. Treasurer; Dr. Taarsma, Sponsor; Pugh, President. Senior! could it at last be true? Was it possible that the coveted academic garb apparelled us? Just yesterday we were against the wearin ' of the green. Now we sit in the northeast quarter section of Shreiner, the dignified plot. Other con- firmations of our dream-come-true classifications were courses numbering in the four hundreds, Senior Skip Party, following senior tradition in Taylor ' s tra- ditional Senior Kid ' s Party and last but maybe least the loving devotion given us from the underclassmen. Comprehensives, coming out day, vacation day, hours of counsel with our sponsor. Dr. Jaarsma and senior privileges painted our final year at T. U. in rich color. Commencement marks parting to the ends of the earth for Christ, country and humanity with an integrated Christian philosophy of service gleaned from Chris- tian study and Christian friendships. Enriched with many David andJonathan friendships the graduating class of 1945 says. Forward With Faith. 19

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LAWRENCE ANTHONY BROWN A.B. Biblical Literature Ministry United Brethren Pliilo— Pres. 3 T-Club— Pres. 3 Class Chaplain 2 Cross Country, Track Glee Club, Chorus Hobby : Handicraft, Candid Camera MABLE LOUISE BUSCH, A.B. English Teacliing Methodist Philo — Sec. 2, Censor Bd. 4 English Club Music Club Mnanka — Chap. 2, 3, Vice Pres. 4 Critic 4 Class Vice-Pres. 1. Soc. Chrm. 3 Gospel Team Captain Chorus Vesper Choir Hobby : Collecting Poetrv HUBERT KENNETH CLEVENGER, JR. A.B. Psychology Ministry Congregational Christian Philo Ministerial Assoc, Bd. of Critique 4 T-Club Class Treasurer 1 Orchestra, Band Track ROBERT LEMOINE COX, A.B. BARBARA DONN DEICH, A.B. History Ministry Evangelical Thalo — Prop. Mgr. 3 Holiness League Int. Relations Club — Pres Youth Conf. Cab. 3 Hobbv : Reading Biology Nursing Methodist Thalo Holiness League Music Club Soangetaha — Treas. 2 Class Social — Chairman 1 Basketball Chorus, Orchestra, Vesper Choir Hobbv : Music CLARA M. EIBNER, A.B. L ' heniistry Research Baptist Thalo Holiness League Science Club — Pres. 4 Soangetaha — Chap. 2. Pres. Gem Staff 4: Class Sec. 2 Youth Conf. Cabinet 3 Hobby : Poetry, Readings Se4UOA, ClcuH 21