Title

The Echo: October 2, 1925

Authors

Taylor University

Files

Description

Student Body Shows 50 Per Cent Increase — Literary Societies Give A Reception For New Students and Faculty — Spiritual Temperature of Student Body High — First Holiness League Reports Victories — Holiness Essential To Foreign Mission Work — New Faculty Members Are Introduced — School Opening Finds Many Changes on Taylor Campus — Joint Program A Hit — Mr. Miller Is Honored — Brother Elmer Robinson Speaks in Chapel — Editorial — The Love That Lifts The Latch — Class Roll of ’25 — Prof. Blodget Urges Use of Correct English — President Greets Student Volunteers — She Walked-And Was Not — Music Department Shows Boom — Senior Class Organized — Soangetahas Win Footrace — Dr. Morrison Speaks — New Faculty Members Are Introduced — School Opening Finds Many Changes on Campus of Taylor — Victory in the Prayer Band — Birthday Party — Ministerial Association Holds First Meeting — Junior Class Organized — Gospel Team Work — Dean Saucier Meets Dormitory Boys — Interesting Events of Vacation Time — Shilling New Philo President — The Christian Service Training Class — Taylor Initiates “Big Sister” Campaign — Old Students Win In Baseball — Thalo Committee Selected — The Taylor Calendar

Publication Date

10-2-1925

Publisher

Taylor University

City

Upland, IN

Volume

13

Number

1

Keywords

Echo, Taylor University, Upland, campus news, alumni news, advertisements, campus events, campus speakers, student life, chapel, faculty news, student news, campus news, student organizations, literary societies, Philalethean Literary Society, Thalonian Literary Society, athletics, intramural sports, debate clubs, Soangetaha Debate Club, Mnanka Debate Club, Eulogonian Debate Club, Eureka Debate Club, Prayer Band, Holiness League, Student Volunteer Band, Gospel Teams, Ministerial Association, politics, culture, missions, missionaries, inter-club debates, intercollegiate debates, debates, current events, Choral Society, student recruitment, enrollment, list of students, new faculty, International Students, M. Madeline Southard, W. A. Saucier, Edith Peirce, M. B. Egbert, Irma Dare, Gilbert Ayres, John Paul, Burt Wilmot Ayres, holiness, H. C. Miller, new buildings, construction, Magee-Campbell Wisconsin Dormitory, Swallow Robin, Dining Hall, Book Store, Mail Room, Post Office, campus changes, Elmer Robinson, changes, university publications, prodigal son, Senior Class, Gilbert Ayres, Irma Dare, Arthur Rheme, marriages, Willard MacLaughlin, Eva (Oliver) MacLaughlin, Charles Maynard, Ethel Marton, Maude Chesterman, H. T. Blodgett, Culla J. Vayhinger, Music Department, Senior Class, track and field, R. A. Morrison, parties, birthday parties, rules, regulations, Sammy Morris Hall, Sickler Hall, summer vacation, Methodist Episcopal Church of Upland, classes, “Big Sister” campaign, inter-class relations, baseball, chronicle of events, calendar

Disciplines

Education | Higher Education

Recommended Citation

Taylor University, "The Echo: October 2, 1925" (1925). 1925-1926 (Volume 13). 1.
https://pillars.taylor.edu/echo-1925-1926/1