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

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Light-footed Taylor sports allow students to compete on both the inter- collegiate and intramural level. From basketball to soccer, from Fall to Spring, Taylor students can always be found playing some kind of sport. Thy word is a lamp unto my feet and a light unto my path. Ps. 119:105 Page twelve, top: Rick Dixon controls the ball. Bottom, left: Girls from Third East Olsen participate in intramural flag football. Bottom, right: Willie Woods receives his medal for winning the Bell Tower run while Rich Stanislaw and Scott Nivene (left and right) look on. This page, top: Mike Woods runs through an opening provided by offensive lineman Wade Hart. Bottom the Taylor TroJanes play a competitive game. Opening 1 3

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Living in the Light - . s I . .... A ■ ' - Whenever one finds himself at Taylor, he is reminded that God ' s controlling force is present, creating opportunity from frustration and insight from experience. Despite what tomor- row may bring, members of the Taylor community find them- selves meeting the daily challenge of living in the light. ... I may walk before God in the light of life. Ps. 56:13 Page 1 4, top: Jenny Blum and Gretchen Edinger walk to class in front of the Nussbaum Science Center. Bottom: Taylor friends gather on Fourth Morris for a special Christmas Open House. Page 15, top TU scenery to enioy, including (L-R) Taylor ' s Rediger Chapel and the water tower, Hermanson Music Center and the new Zondervan Library. Bottom: Students find there ' s more to enjoy at ball games than the athletic action. 1 4 Openmg