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

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Social Sciences . . . It ' s tremendous, Dr. Yoder . . . Is that Miss Olson or Queen Victoria? . . . Professor got caught jay- walking in Washington . . . Invest a thou- sand dollars, but you ' ll never see the profit . . . Whose reserve shelf are Durant ' s books on this year? . . . The 7:30 World History class won ' t be the same next year without Professor Haines . . . Dr. Yoder writes about colonial hospi- tality in the Mississippi Hisforical Review ... A diamond ring will give you an A in Marriage and Home Building . . . Soci- ology professor teaching zoology? ... A field trip in Far Eastern History would be nice . . . Do Social Studies majors have to have a minor? . . . From the discovery of America to World War 1 1 in five hours . . . Causes of wars, ethnic groups. Wall Street Journal. Meredith C. Haines, M A Assistant Professor of Social Science and Re- ligion William M. Loewen. A B Instructor of Sociology and Religion Dr. Paton Yoder, Head of the Division of Social Sciences, pauses in the middle of his reading to pose for the yearbook photogra- pher. Grace D. Olson, M A Professor of History Frank H. Rove, Th D. Associate Professor of Sociology Dalfon A. VanValkenburg, MBA. Assistant Professor of Business and Eco- nomics 27

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Mary S. Green, M.N. Instructor of Mathematics Gordon M Krueger, A.M. Associate Professor of Chemistry James K. Lee, Ph.D. Visiting Professor of Chemistry Dr. Eltner Nussbaum, Chairman of the Division of Natural Sciences, checks the reading on the Vibrating Reed Electrometer in the radio- isotope lab. Elisabeth Poe, A.M. Associate Professor of Biology Donald H. Porter, Ph.D. Professor of Mathematics and Physics Vida G. Wood, MS. Associate Professor of Biology NATURAL SCIENCE Nat-ural Science . . . Miss Wood ' s biology lab will be open to students at 3:30 Tuesday and Wednesday . . . Research with fruit flies . . . Mrs. Green and Dr. Porter look for everything that is un- known . . . Miss Poe takes her class to campus woods in search of birds . . . Three hours of lecture plus two hours of lab equals four hours of credit . . . Science Lecture Series with guest lec- turers on campus for three days . . . Re- search for the Atomic Energy Commis- sion in the radioisotope lab . . . Using radon and tritium as radioactive tracers . . . New Chemistry building especially for Professor Krueger . . . Can you tell Miss Poe and her twin sister apart? ... A Saturday morning Chemistry class taught by Dr. Lee . . . Everybody takes eight hours of laboratory science . . . Test tubes, lab partners, and differential equations.

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Man Thinking and learning Knowing Living With others From others For Christ Learning takes place when the human mind Admits it does not know Freshman Sophomore Junior Senior Discovering all truth Leads to the Source of truth Man Coming to Taylor Beginning to learn Maturing Developing A new awareness of truth Man . . . BECOMING