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

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S «o- Unto the Lord! OCTOBER begins with religions emphasis week. Practical messages bv Merv Rosell coupled v ith the joyous music oi Hikling Halverson and How- ard Skinner, Senior, cause us. as stu- dents, to desire to become more ef- tective Christians. Homecoming Day brings memories of former years with the retinn of akimni, parents, and friends to campus. That coveted first prize in class displays is won by the sophomores on the theme. Building for Tomorrow. 7 here ' s a football game, the crowning of ' Liz Gal- lowav as Queen Elizabeth, a barbecue and dedication ol the student project recreation area in memory of Lelan l A. Meier. A play, He C ame Seeing , ends the day with a spiritual message. Organist E. Po ver Biggs comes to campus to present oia- first lyceum pro- arram of the vear as another month of school ends. After an nispiring semice Merv Rosell Elian g-elist

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N O V E M BE R Randolph Singers The Bishop ' s Players give a dramatic presentation of The Devil and Dan- iel ' ebster in a lyceum program. Later The Randolph Singers present a concert in song. After nine weeks of study we heartily welcome Thanksgiving vacation at the end of NOVEMBER. Bisliop ' s Players