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

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LEFT TO RIGHT: C. H. Yarns, Ted Engstrom, Howard Skinner, Harlowe Evans, Grover Van Duyn, Jesse Fox, Evan Bergwall, John Wengetz, Linton Wood, Herbert Frazer, P. E. Hodson. No picture; Clement Arthur, Elmer Seagly, S. H. Turbeville, John Bontrager, Hugh Townley The Board of Directors formulate the government policies of the college. The board is interested that Taylor University shall make a distinct contribution to the work of the evangelical church- es cmd that it shall send its students back into their church groups to be loyal to the Christ of their faith. Cs - f O STANDING: Don Odie, Lyle Case, Ruth Brose, Hazel Butz, Hugh Freeze, Maurice Berry SEATED: Wallace Deyo, James Allspaugh, Wallace Good nine

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Dean Milo A. Rediger, A.B., A.M., Ph.D. Dr. Rediger returns to us this year as Dean of tile College and to teach in the Depart- ment of Religion. He exemplifies the friend- ly atmosphere of Taylor through his consid- eration of students and faculty and his con- sistent Christian testimony. Burt W. Ayres, A.M., Ph.D., LL.D. Dr. Ayres, Vice-President Emeritus, is the one to whom the Ayres Memorial Library has been dedicated. He has been a familiar figure on the campus for many years, dur- ing which time he served as Dean, professor of philosophy, vice-president and acting president. The student body is grateful to Dr. Ayres for the influence toward God which he has exerted on Taylor ' s campus. It is with a deep sense of appreciation and gratitude that the students notice his life. Ross McLennon Ross McLennon is Vice-presi- dent in Charge of Financial Pro- motion. He represents Taylor in many different areas. His partic- ular job is speaking at banquets, and services of all types to arouse interebt in Taylor. He is, also, the sponsor of the Prohibition Orator- ical Contest held annually on Taylor ' s campus.

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Ralph Cummings, A.B., A.M. As Director of Student Person- nel Services and Assistant Pro- fessor of Philosophy, Prof. Cum- mings has a close relationship with the students on campus. His understanding and sympathetic guidance is appreciated by all. Miss Mary Thomas Dean of Women The Dean of Women, Miss Mary Thomas, assumes her re- sponsibility in a quiet manner which is both friendly and tact- ful. Her associations with the girls is one not only of discipline but is also one of loving guid- ance. Whether pertaining lo spiritual or social needs. Miss Thomas ' advice is sought and the desired need met. We are in- deed fortunate to have a Dean who not only believes in Chris- tian principles, but who also prac- tices them. ten