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

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Autumn 1981 at Taylor University UPPER RIGHT: Many people complained about the food at the Dining Commons, while others simply ate other things. UPPER LEFT: Probe is an annual affair in the fall at Tay- lor, and group leaders need to hang together. LOWER LEFT: Bill Westrate ponders the meaning of life and how it relates to Philosophy and Christian Tho ' t. LOWER RIGHT: President Lehman finds one of his first duties as the new Taylor leader to be a bit grueling. .,3 T '

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UPPER LEFT: Tim and Kathy Herrmann added a third member totheirfamily. UPPER RIGHT: It ' s no wonder everyone wants to go to Au Sable. The Au Sable field trip was a high point of my autumn. It was for Environment and Man class, it was the peak of the best col- ors, and was a very aesthetic and valuable experience. — Mark Olson Autumn is my favorite time of the year, what with the fresh, brisk air, the vibrant colors, etc. — Paul Branks All I know is that Spring Fever hit me immediately after the first trace of snow. — Martha Wes- terman Having the football team come within one victory of end- ing with a winning season was a high point for me. — Dave Cal- derhead M IDDLE; Holly Egner takes her cow for a night on the town, LOWER LEFT: The first signs of monotony set in early. LOWER MIDDLE: Watching intra- mural football, or scoping? BELOW: Dave Calderhead, lately of Van Halen fame. Autumn — 19