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

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A favorite at the Variety Show, Dr. Win Corduan is joined by his son Seth doing backup for We ' re Going to the Zoo . Angie Gollmer sings of the frustrations of octing class when the rest of the class is feeling some- thing and you feel Nothing . Along with the usual three round balls, J.D. Mosi- man juggled with bowling pins, to the delight of his audience.

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One of the numerous bands of the evening, Robby DeMorrow handles lead guitar and vocals on Just What I Needed. A Variety Of Talents Billed by the ECHO as a Battle of the Bands , seven of the fourteen acts at this year ' s Variety Show consisted of bands of all shapes and sizes. The bands entertained the audience with an as- sortment of rock-n-roll. My favorite was the Sultans of Swing, commented Junior April Hursey. The fact that they acted out their song kind of set them apart from the other bands. The Sul- tans of Swing was presented by Dave Burns and Debbie Weddle. Rebels of Heart, composed of Steve Reynolds, Tom Reynolds, Paul Harris, Rick Florian, and Mark Ratliff performed twice dur- ing the evening. Greg Cox, J.D. Mosi- man, professor Win Corduan, Angle Gollmer, Robyn Sonneveldt, and Juanita McPhail each entertained the audience We are the Sultans of Swing The Chapel Audi- torium was transformed to a tough nightclub as Dove Burns song. The essential beat was produced by drummer Brad Belcher who usually is hidden behind his cym- bals. with a wide variety of acts. Greg Cox narrated the popular Uncle Remus sto- ry, BRER RABBIT AND THE TAR BABY. J.D. Mosiman, true to form, entertained the audience with his unique brand of juggling. After several years of absence, this year ' s Variety Show saw the return of Prof. Corduan, adding a new twist to his standard performance. Corduan ' s young son Seth joined in to sing with his dad. The two sang Going to the Zoo . Juanita McPhail, Angle Gollmer, and Ro- byn Sonneveldt also entertained the au- dience in song. Perhaps the words of senior Claudia Rinshaw sum up the event . . . It was fun. I can ' t say there was a lot of variety, but the acts were all good. 10 Variety Shov

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Striving To Grow Closer I want to, I need to be more like Je- sus. I want to be more like Him. These words from one of the popular Keith Green songs described the attitude of most Taylor students. The students on campus had a variety of different reli- gious backgrounds. Therefore, the way they chose to worship varied greatly. In spite of the differences, most students still had the same goal in mind which was to develop a closer relationship with Jesus Christ. From praying with a group of close friends to attending the Missions Awareness meeting, the opportunities for spiritual growth on campus were very diverse. Hopefully these diverse opportunities provided a way for all stu- dents to grow closer to the Father. Do this in remembrance of Me. The bread and the cup at the Communion Service set at the lake awaiting for students to partake. Pastor Bob Griffin baptizes Debbie Spear as she publicly confesses her faith in Christ. An early morning meeting. Jon Bieri spends time alone with God at the lake. 12 Spiritual Growth