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

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Freshman aptitude tests re- quire intense concentration. This student shows bewilderment at Hoosier weather. Ice enhances the beauty of barren trees. ; ;i:-- ' ' ' ' rv, 25

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A Desire for Relaxation and Routine The school year was officially initiated with the opening game of football season. What could be more thrilling than to cheer your team on to ' ictory? Athletic events provided an opportunity for the students to meet the President informally. E.xams, reports, and long nights accompanied the arrixal of football season, and students new and old were introduced to the art of studying. Time seemed to vanish, and soon the campus was blanketed bv the first snow of the year. Students took time out from busy schedules to enjoy the snow. Prt ' .sidfnt and .Mrs. Redijjer are plea.sed with the victory. Loyal students support the Taylor Trojan football ti ' am. 24

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And A Need for Social Life jCT- — — - A jJ- ' , ' , , ' ■ r . ,A- ' 1 wii ' mvi ' ' ' ' Two tjracL ' fur cheerleaders coach a very ungraceful powder- puff football team. A TU he-man takes out his frustration on the roof of a wrecked car. SliortK ' after school opened, the campus organizations began to function. The women of WRA tried their hands at football— the povvderpuff variet} ' . Perhaps more clever, the men sponsored a car smash. These and other endeavors made campus life lively and spirited. How- ever, some of the most exciting events of the school year were the banquets and buffets. The Christmas and Sweetheart banquets drew large groups of young couples enjoying the beautiful atmosphere. The excitement and sorrow of the year passed with amazing speed. Many things happened, but now they are only memories . . . 26