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

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Our wing: pick-a-date, roller skating, and Noble Romans -prayer and share One Accord -shaving cream on phone T.P. ' ed the hall -McPennigan -Christmas party with the Chipmonks -Disco Delia and the Discola (with both feet on the floor!) -Spring Banquet in April at Bear Creek Farms, dinner theater john stall partitions dismembered -Ma- Magic Fingers -It ' s the phone for Joan! -wonderful wing meetings -McCleneghan gets plastered! -Cookie Monster is kidnapped again!! -First West football is alright! -Spacy Lacy Face Lmderella -Lynette— tennis champion! Can you ski? K.J. Hooray! -pitty-pat -Mork, where ' s Mindy?! -First West lives at the desk!! Tab and popcorn ... in the lounge at midnight!? Betty Youth -Mute and Philly -Steiny -Sandi D ' Angelo — Aren ' t you the fifth generation of Michel Angelo? -Hudson — Here today, gone tomorrow. EXT. 270 1 st West Olson 1st Best takes time out from one of their shaving cream fights. Not Pictured: Linda Britton Marilyn Collins Nancy Harris Pam Hill Cynthia Hulstedt Jacqueline Moomaw Michelle Norris Sonya Redman Jacqueline Sell Lyn Shepley Sandy Adams; Morton, IL Sheryl Aylor; Westerlo, NY Lori Barnes; Wheaton, IL Peggy Blanchard; Indianapolis Linda Briggi; Russell, PA Maria Carpenter; Coldwater Deborah Condos; Chicago, IL Catherine Endean; Holland, MI Laura Goodall; Edison, NJ Martha Gurd; Bloomington, IN Tamara Hall; Prospect, Heights, IL Christine Harmon; Glen Ellyn, IL Lauren Hascup; West Milford, NJ Sue Jentink; Cedar Grove, WI Lynn Kangas, Mount Prospect, IL Jane Klosterman; Kettering, OH Barbara Martin; Orrville, OH Jami Miller; Livonia, MI Nancy Montroy; Encino, CA Tori Mousney; Montpelier, IN Carolyn Nicholson; Fountain City, IN Pamela Richards; Churubusco, IN Janice Roehl; Portland, OR Brenda Ross; Mishawaka, IN Cynthia Rowe; Knox, IN Karla Schollmeyer; Beloit, WI Jeannie Swift; Andover, OH Audrey Tobias; Nappannee, IN Karen Travilla; Birmingham, MI Brenda Weaver; Osceola, IN Cynthia Zink; Birmingham, MI . ' !)

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Students help make Taylor unique! We are a big reason why Taylor Univer- sity is different from every other college and university. The Taylor family is dedicated to the Lord Jesus Christ, for without Him we can do nothing (John 15:5), and without Him we could have no more of a lasting impact than any other school: our philosophies would be mere rhetoric, our knowledge would vanish away, and our works and achievements would ultimately have no worth. No matter how different each person is, we all share a common char- acteristic—some sort of relationship with Jesus Christ. Each wing or floor has its own per- sonality (rowdy, quiet, athletic, active, etc.), a creation of the various members which compose it. A student ' s wing has a big part in shaping his view of Taylor, and his loyalty is usually manifested in the phrase vl my wing. That ' s why indi- vidual pictures were arranged according to wing and that all-important question, What ' s your extension 7 And to help bring back all the fond wing memories, we include your impressions of the best times of the year. So, since Taylor is ultimately for the students, we put you first . . . Why Tkylor? i ' i

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Janet Boberg; Barrington, IL Tamara Boltz; Dunkirk, IN Martha Boren; Winona Lake, IN Sandra Brown, La Porte, IN Linda Cadman; Media, PA Janet Cheek; Salem, OR Sandra D ' angelo; Crystal Lake, IL Laura Dean; Northville, MI Patricia Deiter; Drumore, PA Lynn Griesmeyer, Dayton, OH Kim Johnson; West Milton, OH Delia Kerlin; Marion, IN Diane McClenaghan; Lancaster, PA Linda Mikkelson, Hartford City; IN Lynette Miller; Wakarusa, IN Not Pictured: Diane Anderson Jennifer Braun Georgi Brooks Kristen Coleman Ramona Couch Terrie Craig Mary Fortney Nyla Frey Linda Gunther Sharon Locker Julie Noss Stacy Millspaugh; Marion, IN Karen Muterspaw; Lebanon, OH Phyllis Roden; Hammond, IN Colleen Scott; Wauseon, OH Leanne Shiflet; Levonia, MI Beth Steiner, Ft. Wayne, IN Melinda VanNatter; Gaston, IN Joan Vernick; Muskegon, MI Sharon Versaw, Sodus, MI Kim Wallace; Wheaton, IL Sharyn Wells; Barrington, IL Beth Young; Marion, IN First East Olson— a very special place to some famous folk! As I listen to various girls giving me their descriptions of First East Olson, 1 know they sincerely believe what they are telling me: — It ' s home away from home. Everyone is always looking after each other. They all seem to care, pitch in and help everybody. If you have a prob- lem, you can turn to somebody here. The wing that porks out together gets fat together. How true! To com- pensate, though, we joined together in a Laura Goodall Health Emphasis Week. Exercise while we eat rationalization at its fullest! We range nationwide in our home- towns, from New York to California (you might say a Beach Boy ' s dream!). We are also a musically talented wing- even at all hours of the night. We are fortunate to have the following in resi- dence: the Woman of the Wing— Jami Miller, reigning two years in succession; our own Frit and Frat Award winners— Cin and Yump; and the one and only Miss Olson Hall 1979-80, Peggy Blan- chard. EXT. 296 1st East Olson During the Olson Christmas party, Linda Britton takes the dare to sit in Santa Lippincott ' s lap. ;•■]