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  The Echo: May 29, 1929

  Taylor University

  Volume 16, Number 32

  Six New Professors Coming – Eulogs Ballot to Eliminate Club Athletics – Greer Draws Crowd to Sunday Chapel – Philos Present Talented Reader – Faculty Decide to Give Finals – Gospel League Questionnaire – Powell to Teach Extension Work – L. York to Give Only Recital in Expression – Echo Holds Picnic – Faculty Plan Busy Summer – Plan Full Program For Last Few Days – Mnankas Elect Fall Officers – Why Squeaky Stairs? – Missionary Emphasis – Prohibiting Excess Office Holding – Literary Notes – Our Memories – Music Box – Popular Music in America Today Part III – Volunteer Band – Editor’s Note – Careers Begun – Alumni News – Holiness League – Taylor’s Missionary Interests – Former Student Writes Letter from Africa – Taylor’s Volunteers to Christian Service – Taylors Send Greetings from China – Chronicle of Missionary Activities – Latin American Students Tell Life Mission – State Volunteer President Explains Movement – T. U. Pictures - Past and Present – In Chapel This Week – Recital Received Enthusiastically – Senior Soangetahas Honored by Club – Illustrated Trip to Abraham’s Home – Taylor University In The Past – Baseball Series Stands 2 and 2 – Jokes – Thalos Win Track meet by a 34 Point Margin

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  The Echo: May 22, 1929

  Taylor University

  Volume 16, Number 31

  "Special Senior Issue"

  Seniors Present Class Gift – Soangetaha Honor Sponsor in Pow-Pow – Seniors’ “Who’s Who” – Gem Staff Delivers Finished Product – Speakers Named For Convention – Three Taylorites to Excavate Indian Cave – Echo Staff Elected Without A Hitch – Helen Ripley Gives Recital for Philos – Good Leadership Boosts Class of ’29 – Roll Call of the Senior Class – Surprise Party in Physics Laboratory – Seniors? Seniors! – Taylor’s Sports – Compensating Publication Staffs – Literary Notes – A Drop of Love – The Music Box – Popular Music in America Today Part II – Alumni News – Campus Notes – Jokes – In Chapel This Week – “Pentecost: Vertical and Horizontal” – Taylor University In The Past – Dark Hours and Answered Prayer – Both Societies Are Set to Win Track Meet – Le Cercle Francais – Church Music Problems Presented to M. M. A. – First Aid Essential to Missionaries – McLaughlin Speaks in Prayer Band

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  The Echo: May 15, 1929

  Taylor University

  Volume 16, Number 30

  “Weavers of Knowledge” Fete in Royal Court –Two Young Artists Please Students – 1929 Time Schedule a Half Hour Later – Tennis Courts Put in Shape on Campus Day – Dr. Paul Reviews Christ’s Parables – School of Music Presents L. Miller in Vocal Recital – Some New Books in the Library – New Purchase Plan for Obtaining Gem – Prayer Band Enjoys Earnest Service – Desert Traveler Lectures Here – Milking Rattlesnakes a Paying Business – Taylor to be Host of N. H. A. Convention – Philos Present Mother’s Day in A Home – “Fret Not Thyself,” Subject on Thurs. – Collegiate Fords – Campus Day Tradition – New Time Schedule for Next Year – Literary Notes – The Morning of the Year – The Music Box – Popular Music in America Today Part I – Inquiring Reporter – “Up A Stump” – Alumna Comments During Visit – In Chapel This Week – How Guilt of Sin is Estimated – Campus Notes – Taylor University In The Past – The Truth Will Out – Sports – Philos Swap Thalos 17-4 In Second Game – Philos Win Third Game Of Series 12-10 – Chitter-Chatter

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  The Echo: May 8, 1929

  Taylor University

  Volume 16, Number 29

  Freshman Wins First Place In Oratory – Le Cercle Francais – Taylor Alumna of ’25 Writes Prize Poem – Seniors Breakfast with President – Student Council Elected for ’30 – To Mother – Freakish Phenomena to Be Displayed by Lecturer – Dr. Paul Speaks at N. H. A. Session – Jamaican Speaks to Volunteers – Music Pupil Wins Prize – “Gem” Protected By Copyright – Father Time Visits Here Class Night – Thalonians Present Rainbow Program – Lee and Hoover Are Nominated to Head Echo – Chapel Message by Dr. Paul – Electing the Echo Staff – God’s Hand is Not Shortened – Literary Notes – Mother’s Day – The Music Box – Sailor Songs Part II – Trail’s End – Ella Ruth Appears in Junior Recital – In Appreciation – In Chapel This Week – Eulogonians Discuss Debating Tactics – Missions Challenge Presented to H. L. – Taylor University In The Past – Prayer Meeting – Thalos Take Over First Society Game by 14-7 Score – Eurekas End Series in Second Game

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  The Echo: May 1, 1929

  Taylor University

  Volume 16, Number 28

  Missing pages: 1, 2, part of 3, half of 4

  Taylor University In The Past – Sports – Co-Ed To Pitch First Ball – Eurekas Take First Club Game

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  The Echo: April 10, 1929

  Taylor University

  Volume 16, Number 25

  Missing pages: 1, 2, half of 3, half of 4

  Taylor University In The Past – The Evolutionary…

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  The Echo: April 17, 1929

  Taylor University

  Volume 16, Number 26

  Four Students Give Orations Taylor Day – Porto Rican Publishes Poems – B. A. Hollingsworth Judges Quartets – Stuart and Sparks Head Gem Staff – Open House Again – Coach Saucer Gives Awards to Debaters – Exalt Ministry Says Dr. Paul – Eulogonians Retain Champion’s Banner – Frosh President is Camp Director – Student Council Is Nihil – Literary Notes – Xenophon, Oh Xenophon – The Music Box – Early Church Song in America Part 1 – Alumni News – The Windmill – Healthy Laughs – In Chapel This Week – Prayer Band – Inquiring Reporter – Pope Drives Vice From Rome – Prayers of History – Volunteer Band – Taylor University In The Past – Campus Notes – “Walk And Not Be Faint” – Philos Give Awards – Seven Students Obtain Charges – Flying Clubs in 87 Colleges and Universities

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  The Echo: April 3, 1929

  Taylor University

  Volume 16, Number 24

  Esther Carman, Former Student Married in Ohio – Soangetahas Ape U. S. Senate – Events in School of Music – Thalos Present Good Friday Scene – Christ’s Last Words is League’s Message – Club Artists Plan Exquisite Dinners – Miss Lillian Morrison Admonishes Volunteers – Revival Campaign in Local Churches – Dr. Paul Returns from Marion, Ohio – Stars Enchant Science Club – Room Reservations To Open April 13 – Impressive Easter Chapel – Easter Traditions Upheld by Sophomore Class – Easter Cantata Well Rendered – Just a Matter of Representing Taylor – Calls of the Spring Term – “The Brass Teapot” – The Music Box – The Place of Music Among the Early Moravians of Pennsylvania: Part I – A Grist to Grind – In Chapel This Week – Alumni News – Prayer Meeting Echoes – Inquiring Reporter – What is Average Price of College Education? – Taylor University In The Past – Campus Notes – New Degree Given By Floating University in World Affairs – “Education’s Returns” – Foul Bawl! – Thalos Win First of Volleyball Series

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  The Echo: March 27, 1929

  Taylor University

  Volume 16, Number 23

  Juniors Fete Class of ’29 – Prof. Wells Returns From Wet South – Palm Sunday Services Led by Elliott – Sixteen New Books Added To Library – Debate Skill Wins Record For T. U. – Graduate of ’28 Gets Recognition in New England – Old Students Await Coming of Dr. Smith – Romeo and Juliet A Great Success – Le Cercle Francais – Choral Society Presents “Crucifixion” Friday – Six Spend Vacation at Asbury College – T. U. Four Look Into Future on Thalo Program – The Easter Meaning – Wake Up, Student Council, W-A-K-E U-P! ! ! – Easter – The Bruised Christ – Easter Thoughts – Memories of Easter – The Path of Life – “This and That” – In Chapel This Week – Campus Notes – “The Brass Teapot” – The Music Box – Rhythm and Labor – Dr. Ayres Recalls C. H. U. Revival – Alumni News – Season’s Prospects in Inter-Society Track Meet – Star Gazing For Fun During Vacation – “Perpetual Student” Dies at Age of 87 – Jokes – Student Administrations – College Campus Cabinets for Spring Term – Religious Organizations

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  The Echo: March 6, 1929

  Taylor University

  Volume 16, Number 22

  Men’s Affirmative Win Before Home Audience – North Central Gym Goes Up In Smoke – College Senior Leads Prayer Service – Negative Defeats Terre Haute – Gold and Silver Medals Won In Music Contest – Eurekas Specialize in Extemp Speaking – COMING! – Musical Burlesque Will Be Given By Arion Club – The Nation’s Chief and Assistants – Geo. Edie Expresses His Appreciation – Thalonian Society Presents Taylor University Male Quartet – The 1929-30 Officers of the Indiana State Volunteer Union – Taylor Alumnus Dies on Mission Field – Mrs. Churchill Receives Informal Shower – Taylor Student Elected to Head State Volunteers – President of C. E. I. Visits Among Us – T. U. Orchestra To Play For Banquet – The Examination Attitude – Literary Notes – True Service – The Missionary – Inquiring Reporter – News From India – Hit And Miss From Here And There – In Chapel This Week – EXTRA!! EXTRA!! – “It’s Expensive” Says Dr. Vennard – Mathematics Class Experiment With Laws Of Chance – The Music Box – Music and The College Student – Music Department Utilizes Our Splendid Organ – WANTED – Who’s Hoover? – Should A Five-Day Labor Week Be Adopted – Eulogonians to Adopt New Constitution – Athletics – Volley Ball Game Saturday Night – A Bright Idea – Foul Bawl! – Inter-Society Basket Ball Summarized – Laugh And Be Happy – The Soul-Winner’s Prayer

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  The Echo: January 16, 1929

  Taylor University

  Volume 16, Number 15

  Local Dramatic Club Achieves a Triumph – Merchant of Venice Complete Success Despite Delay – Ministerial Students Discuss Problems – A. C. Thompson Recounts Trip to Holy Land – Girls Debating Teams Have Bright Outlook – Dean Vandament Tells Of Vacation Tour – C. O. Bush Visits Chemistry Dept. – Dr. Paul Leaves For The South On Annual Vacation – Exclusive Party in Wisconsin – Ranking of Universities In Regard To Employment – Modern Science Utilizes Ordinary Waste Products – Prof. Werkenthin Feted By Classes – The Merchant of Venice – What To Do? – Condolence – Literary Notes – Tea Spoons – On Our Campus – Inquiring Reporter – Bits of Wisdom – Hey! Hey! – Organizations–Debating Clubs – Chapel Attendance Should Not Be Compulsory – Eurekas Vote to Drop “Dead-Wood” Members From Club – Holiness League – Eulogonians Hold Business Session – Miss Guiler Brings Inspiring Message In Prayer Band – Mnanka Debating Club – The Music Box – The Beginnings of Sacred Music in America: Part 1 – “East is East and West is West–Birds Go South, They Know Best” – Taylor University Greenhouses: Another Successful Enterprise – Call Back – Jokes – Learn The Piano In Ten Lessons – In Chapel This Week

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  The Echo: January 9, 1929

  Taylor University

  Volume 16, Number 14

  Furbay Attends the Triple “A” Convention – Choral Society Presents Christmas Cantata – Reception Given for Mrs. Furbay – Holiness League – Annual Post-Holiday Dinner and Party Staged by the Jones’s – Dr. Taylor Speaks In Thursday Chapel – Home Influence – Combating The “Flu” – Dr. John Paul Acts as Critic For Trial Sermons – T. U. To Receive Accreditment in Indiana – Former Student Making Good in Ministry – Five New Students Enroll For Winter Term – Prayer and the Revival – Why Buy A Gem? – Literary Notes – Tea Spoons – On Our Campus – Alumni News – Bits of Wisdom – Hey! Hey! – Organizations–Debating Clubs – Soangetahas Have Extemporaneous Debate – Eurekas Attempt to Impeach Officers – Eulogonians Discuss New Constitution – Jokes! – Dr. Owen Brings Chapel Talk – From Other Colleges – What to Read – Sayings of the Great – Inquiring Reporter – The Music Box – Music and Some Great Religious Movements – Jokes – The Chatterbox – Sports – Freshmen Win Inter-Class Tournament – Learn the Piano In Ten Lessons – Please Laugh

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  The Echo: December 5, 1928

  Taylor University

  Volume 16, Number 12

  Dramatic Club Presents Play Next Week – Typewriting Class Proves Interesting – Choral Society To Give Christmas Cantata – Badger Boosters Party – Chalk-Talking Course for Winter Term – Huff The Shepherd – Examination Schedule – Student Preachers in Sunday Chapel – Thanksgiving Program in Dining Hall – Les Rogmires De Francais – Christmas Program December 17th – New York Party – Science Club Held Election Last Week – Men’s Ministerial – Success – Thank You – No Echo Next Week – Literary Notes – Just Smile – Campus Chatter – Campus Notes – Courtesy – The History Student’s Psalm – Bits of Wisdom – Hey! Hey! – Chapel Notes – The Taylor University Farm A Profitable Farm Enterprise – Alumni News – Thanksgiving Season Observed in Mid-Week Prayer Service – The Music Box – Interesting Facts Concerning a Symphony Orchestra – Mr. Annand Brings Inspiring Message In Holiness League – Sports – Men’s Club Goes Down in Disgraceful Defeat – It Is To Smile

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  The Echo: November 21, 1928

  Taylor University

  Volume 16, Number 10

  Mario Capelli In Concert Here On December 3 – Journalism Class Has Unusual Lesson – Eulogonians Hold Extemporaneous Debate – Eureka Debating Club – Story of “Ali Baba” Presented by Philos – Ackerman Has Unfortunate Accident in Illinois – Chorus Boys Fete Girls – Melvin J. Hill Moves to Buffalo – Unique Office in Ad Building – Freshman Dinner Held on Thursday – Dr. Paul Conducts Successful Campaign – Dr. and Mrs. Wray Celebrate Wedding Anniversary – National College Press Hears Professor Pogue – Local Convention Held at Taylor By Missionaries – Talents – Etiquette – Literary Sidelights – Yes, It’s A Funny World – Seeing Faith – Wisconsin Professor Upholds Certain Incorrect English – Inquiring Reporter – The New Arrival – On Our Campus – Bits of Wisdom – Hey! Hey! – Chapel Notes – Glimpses of Chicago – Men’s Ministerial Meeting – Holiness League Hears Convention Report –Gamma Epsilon – Prayer Meeting – Soangetaha Debating Club – Mnanka Debating Club – The Music Box – The “Little Toadstool” – Prayer Band – Alumni News – Sports – Health an Essential To Success – C H O K E S – Debating Club Basketball Series Gets Under Way – Foul Bawl!

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  The Echo: September 26, 1928

  Taylor University

  Volume 16, Number 2

  Joint Program Is Success – Registration Complete – Indiana Leads – New-Student Reception – Taylor Alumnus Passes Away –Have You Had Your French Today? Try This – COMING THIS WEEK – Prayer Meeting –New Reporters Elected for Echo – Graduate of Local High School is Editor-in-Chief of “The Easterner” – YEA! RAW! – Concert Quartette Completes Tour – Sunday Chapel – R U S H D A Y – Initial Program Well Attended – Rush Day – Column for Comment – Open Forum To Be Continued – Literary Sidelights – Inquiring Editor – Campus News – Bits of Wisdom – Hey! Hey! – University Orchestra Holds First Rehearsal – Volunteers – Eureka Debating Club – He Knows The Way – A Prayer for the First Night Away from Home – Laugh! It Aids Digestion – Mnankas Hold Business Session – Intercollegiate Debating – Read The “Soul Digger” – Did You Know That – Alumni News – Sports – New Students Swamp Old Guard – “Foul Bawl”