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

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The Reverend Harold E. Camp, Vice-President in charge of Development, has an important part in the era of expansion which we are all enjoying. The Reverend Mr. Camp is seeking to acquire funds so that the Taylor of Tomorrow may be- come a reality. The business acumen of Mr. Paul D. Keller is a valuable asset to Taylor University. As Business Manager, Mr. Keller supervises the income and expenditures of all parts of our campus. He holds the B.S. and Mus. M. degrees. i 20

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Dr. Milo A. Rediger, our Academic Dean, is also a vice- president of the college and a Professor of Religion. Even these titles do not begin to convey the real tasks which are his. His patience, wisdom, and ability have won him the love and respect of students and faculty alike. Dr. Rediger holds the A.B., the M.A., and the Ph.D. degrees. ADMINISTRA TION As Dean of Students, Dr. William D. Green probably has more personal contact with the students than any other member of the administration. His quiet, attractive personality and his constant integrity and honesty have enabled him to do his job well. Dr. Green holds the Th.B., the A.B., the M.A., and the Ed.D. degrees. 19

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A familiar and beloved face on campus is Grace Olson, Registrar and Director of Admissions. She and her able assistant, Mr. E. Sterl Phinney, have the first contact with all prospective Taylorites, and follow the scholastic career of each throughout his undergraduate training and into fields of more advanced education. Keeping contact with the outside world, Mr. Wilbur Cleveland keeps our friends and alumni informed concerning all the latest happenings. As Director of Public and Alumni Relations, he, through his tact, resourcefulness, and goodwill, has helped Taylor to become better known each year.