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

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JUNIOR SEA — Row one: S. DLiling. M. Zimmerman. N. Ransbot- tom. V. Duke. M. Habkirk. D. Kuhn. C. Scott. B. Gillim. S. Solo- mon. M. Hay. Row two: C. Nnssbaiim, D. Beer. J. Morford, L. Jordan. D. Lundquist. C. Clubine. M. Williamson. C. Forman, B. Graffis. M. Hendrickson. J. Randolph. A. Harker. Row three: J. Rathel. S. Lee, N. Harris. S. Binder, K. Lixey. J. Fridstrom. K. McCormick. C. Fouts. Barbara Phinney. J. Sandberg. C. Folkers. Row four: C. Grenzebach, P. Bailey. A. Moudy. J. Michel, R. Smitter, J. Johnson, R. Witmer, G. Phillis, A. Glazier, M. Mancini, C. Sherwood, J. Vanzant: sponsor. SENIOR SEA — Row one: J. Beitler, L. Betz, K. Motz, P. Fields, J. Bonecutter, S. Smerik, M. Martin, C. Spangle, L. Golian, B. Gerig, D. Badskey, L. Brown. Row two: C. Phillips, O. Wauteriek, P. Arnold, J. Doherty. M. Fuller, D. Singley. A. Henton, S. Ber- ends, L. McGinty, S. Collins, C. Heiskell, H. Seifried. Row three; L. Karwoski, S. Peterson. B. Dowden. C. Deihl, R. Udisky. J. Sprunger, J. Rupp. B. Coftlng. J. Broman, G. Hubbard. S. Swa- back, L. Koch. Row four: M. Barr, J. Reeves, J. Tindall, A. Rupp, F. Marxer, D. Shaw, D. Rotman, K. O ' Brien. W, Day. E. Good- man, J. Vanzant; sponsor.

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student Education Association The Student Education Association brought Mr. Roger Tenney, Look Teacher of the Year, to Taylor in the fall for the annual Symposium in Education. This symposium was part of SEA ' s broad program to introduce education majors to their profession. Another phase of this program was the monthly meetings. During one meeting members met in small discussion groups based on major fields of study. Each group held an informal session with practicing teachers in the particular field. Directing the activities of SEA were: Dick Shaw, president; Roger Smitter and Dick Olsen, vice-presidents; and Jan Sprunger, secretary. Mr. Roger Tenney chats informally with two Taylor students. FRESHMAN AND SOPHOMORE SEA — Row one: J. Vanzant; sponsor, S. Scott, B. Black. J. Hickcox, L. Holliman, C. Ashby. J. Matchette. B. Knight. Row two: C. Yerke. K. Hovey. C. Lorenc. S. Keiser. J. L,chnian. K. Voder, V. Ciiiry. B. Lemmen. D. Gates. S. Stone. A. Kovalska. Row three: J. Richards. J. Alexander. C. KaLitman. J. Cordin. P. Bellows. K. Malich. P. Wendt. M. Bow- man. P. Schreck. K. Frey. G. Webh. C. Fridstrom. C. Kull. J. Soldner. Row four: S. Henderson, N. Wolfe. M. Ault. J. Karl. M. Watt, J. Byrne. L. Juraschek, K. Davis, D. Stevens. B. Embry. R. Sypolt. N. Shephard, J. Howison. Row five: C. Eger. T. Kraus. T. Jordan. G. Hipes, J. Romine, T. Deck. D. Olson. T. Klipstine. J. Yantiss, R, Long, J. Hinkle. G. Haines.

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French Club gives French majors and minors insight into the many aspects of their field. One of the outstanding monthly meetings was a presenta- tion by Professor Ada Karrasch, one of the group ' s sponsors, of the experiences she had while traveling in France. The French Club was under the leadership of Sandy Powell, president; Evelyn Jantzen, vice-president; and Heather Ewbank, secretary -treasurer. FRENCH CLUB — Row one: E. Jantzen. L. Brodsky. H. Ewbank, P. Cauble. Row two: S. McCune. L. Banker. D. Robison, N. McKechnie. R. Lehr, M. Linder. Row three: E. Taylor. J. Cook. S. Powell. B. Humbane, C. Coulter. Dr. John Jantzen. French Club Spanish Club Through its monthly meetings Spanish Club provided an aura of Spanish culture for its mem- bers. Special highlights of the year ' s program were an informal Thanksgiving party held off campus and a missionary who addressed the group in Spanish. The Spanish Club was advised by Profes- sor Carl Gongwer and led by Ruth Mikaelsen, president; Mary Crk, vice-president; and Linda Harris, secretary -treasurer. SPANISH CLUB— Row one; C. Williams. M. Singleton, L. Harris. C. Griffith. E. Ridley. M. Crk, B. Head, H. Hardin. L. Juraschek, Row three: R. Mikaelsen, S. Hon- ett. R. Gnade, N. Anderson.