Running Over

This shot was done in the back parking lot at the administration building a few years ago for a project. 

Roadside Memorial

This shot is from the site of the accident on I-69. Someone placed a display of crosses at the site a few days after the accident. 

The Two Presidents

Here is a shot from our inauguration in April. It was a neat thing to be able to have been here for all these years and have been present at Jay Kesler's inauguration and now Gene Habecker's. 

The Final Frontier

Here is another shot from last week's Fourth of July fireworks display in Muncie. 

The Rockets' Red Glare

This is from the Fourth of July fireworks display in Muncie. 

This shot was done during Taylor Fort Wayne's commencement exercises. Dr. Habecker is getting his robe fixed by Mrs. Vonette Bright and his wife, Marylou. 

This is Dr. Win Corduan; one of my favorite professors and a recent recipient of the Forman Award for teaching and scholarly excellence. 

Here's yet another Lucy shot. 

These two ladies were 99-years-old and 100-years-old. They were college roommates at Taylor and graduated together in 1929. We were able to get them back together for the first time since their 1979 homecoming reunion last month. 

This batter wound up hitting the ball to left field. 

The Pitch. It took several tries to get this particular shot. 

Here is the Muncie Central symphonic band during their concert in the new recital hall at Ball State. 

I want to be like Mike! Here's another Mike Parsons photo - this time he's getting his diploma from Dr. Eugene Habecker during Taylor's commencement last Saturday. 

These three chairs were draped in black in honor of three Taylor students who received posthumous diplomas last Saturday. 

Here's a photo of this year's prairie burn at Avis Industrial. 

This shot of the Taylor banner from our inauguration last week was carried by the Associated Press. 

This shot was taken nearly 5 years ago for a Taylor magazine article about graduating seniors. I had the idea based upon seeing similar shots in Life magazine.