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

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Dr. Milo A. Rediger Academic Dean Dr. William D. Green Dean of Students I I hmj %M i GUIDANCE Dr. Milo Rediger, Academic Dean and Vice Presi- dent . . . Dignity . . . Sincerity . . . Warm smile . . . Pin-striped suit . . . Firm hand shake . . . Justifiable pride in the academic and instruc- tional program at Taylor . . . Administrative re- sponsibility during the absence of the President . . . Coordinator for the North Central Associa- tion in its liberal arts education study . . . Typi- cal of the academic and spiritual standard of Taylor. Dr. William Green, Dean of Students . . . Green Dean . . . Orientation program to organize . . . New Testament Survey, Old Testament Survey to teach . . . Meeting of the Scholarship Com- mittee, Student Personnel Committee, or maybe the Campus Activities Committee . . . Confer- ence with head residents . . . Appointments with students for consultation . . . Wednesday night, Student Council . . . Never too busy for a friendly hello . . . Dry sense of humor . . . Deep under- standing and patience. Befty Freese . . . Trusted secretary in the Academic Dean ' s office . . . Keeping steady contact be- tween the Dean ' s office and the faculty , . . Pre- paring forms used in academic procedures . . . Singing in Sunday night services. Sandy Lomax . . . First year as secretary in the Dean of Student ' s office . . . Writing reference letters for students and graduates . . . Sending letters to prospective freshmen during the summer . . . Already an asset. Elaine Hanchu . . . President ' s secretary . . . Trying to find time for another appointment in Dr. Mar- tin ' s schedule . . . Stemming the flood of mail that comes to the office . . , Maintaining con- tact with the other secretaries on the ground floor of the library. Elaine Hanchu Sandy Lomax Betty Freese

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Bishop Fred Corson begins his ad- dress in honor of the inaugura- tion of President Martin. Inauguration Ceromony . . . Culmina- tion of three days of activities . . . Emphasis on education . . . Liberal arts . . . One hundred sixty represen- tatives from colleges and universities . . . Marshal Paul Keller bearing the staff . . . Indiana weather at its nicest . . . Taylor hoods . . . Academic pro- cession . . . Photographers everywhere ... Dr. Fred Pierce Corson . . . Bishop of the Philadelphia Area of the Meth- odist Church . . . European cap of soft velvet . . . Presentation of the seal . . . Dr. Rediger fastening the clasp . . . Hold it for another photo — just to make sure . . . Acceptance by Dr. Martin . . . Characteristic fatherly concern . . . Pledge to advance Chris- tian education . . . Prayerful dedica- tion . . . Pledge to mold Taylor into a more effective instrument for the Master ' s use. GREAT BEYOND THEIR KNOWING Dr. Martin and Bishop Corson, along with other academic officials, gather on the lawn In front of Campbel parlors during the post-inauguration festivities. 13

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The tenth of the month, and cashier Donna Wise is busy cashing work checks for Ken Black- well and Lloyd Maddon. AND Business Office . . . 8:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. every day . . . Monthly statements to treasurers of organizations . . . Efficient but friendly . . . If you want cash, the check must be made out to yourself, not to Taylor University . . . Those mid-semester statements ... I ' d like to change twenty dollars into nickels, please . . . Office supplies requisitions . . . Will you pay the bal- ance now or later? . . . No purchases without a requisition . . . Adding machines . . . Any workbill handed in after the first of the month may be subject to a 50% cut ' Control of Mr. Keller all keys . . . Painless extraction will see you now. Paul D. Keller . . . Business Manager . . . Perma- nent member of all committees handling large sums of money . . . Choir leader at Upland Meth- odist . . . Between Camp Atterbury and the Ford grant we may break even this year . . . Mus.M. . . . Eager to help in any financial prob- lem . . . Putting the milk cartons on the table every meal at Youth Conference . . . Have you asked for bids on this merchandise? . . . Stu- dent Council Finance Committee Advisor . . . Familiar, deliberate speech . . . I ' m afraid you won ' t be able to register unless your Tuition Plan payments are up to date — is there some- thing we can do? ... A Christian business man. Paul D. Keller Business Manager REQUISITIONS BUSINESS OFFICE STAFF; Virginia Cline, accountant; Mabel Gallaher, Mr. Keller ' s secretary; Donna Wise, Cashier.