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

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The future Fort Wayne campus is not a visionary idea but an imminent reality to Dr. B. Joseph Martin, President. Entering his fourth year of administration at Taylor, Dr. Martin is immersed in the plans for his family ' s future. The President changed his address this year from Upland to Fort Wayne. There he, his wife, and Mother Duryea reside near the new school property. Dr. Martin may be characterized by his in- ner strength — a kind of rugged individual- ism — and his keenness of mind. His per- sonality fosters a refreshing vitality to many a student gathering. His deeply grounded dedication to Taylor and to her growth in professional and spir- itual stature as an institution of higher edu- cation commands our appreciation for Dr. B. Joseph Martin. DR. AND MRS. B. JOSEPH MARTIN and Mother Duryea grace campus life with their southern hospitality. President B. Joseph Martin co-ordinates future plans with current aspects of campus activity Dear Students of 1963-64: May 1964 It is not an easy task to put into words all that we feel in terms of appreciation, pride and concern for the Taylor family. Your many expressions of friendship and comradery are genuinely appreciated and are a constant source of joy. As you leave Taylor ' s halls and continue to travel the path of life, our interest in you in- creases rather than diminishes. We treasure every report of professional success, of as- pirations realized, of spiritual heights attained. When joy comes to you, we rejoice; when grief knocks at your door, we sorrow also. You are the family representing Taylor to the world. In the words of Evelyn Under- II we are, not only to be worshippers but to be workmen and, we are woven togeth- er, the bright threads and the dull, to form a living tissue. Blessings on each of you. Individually we say, I thank my God upon every remem- brance of you. B. Joseph Martin Evelyn D. Martin Mother Duryea

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Patterns of general campus government and school policy originate with the administration; these patterns reflect the emphases of a small liberal arts college as related to evangelical Christianity. The administration determines policy that is concurrent with the traditional standards and present-day principles. W- DIVISIBLE ' V — r r - v r- c •OKS Of THE - (S OF ALL T: J -;V ri Ti.«}

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TAKING TIME FROM HIS NUMEROUS APPOINTMENTS, business itinerary, and phone calls, President B. Joseph Martin pauses for a moment of relaxation. ELAINE HANDSCHU, Secretary to the President, offers indispensable assistance to Dr. Martin and continues office procedures in his absence. 23