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  The Echo: May 25, 1954

  Taylor University

  Volume 37B, Number 15

  Eighty Seniors To Receive Degrees – Assembly for Awards on Monday Agenda – Dodge Listed for Speaker of June Missionary Service – Faculty Changes – Ballinger to Give Recital – Fine Arts Recital On June Docket – Seniors Back Project – Program and Dinner Highlight Alumni Day – Attention Young Men – Art Winners Are Liechty, Wheeler – Open House at President’s – 108th Annual Commencement Exercises Slated for June 8 – Jr.-Sr. Banquet Well Attended – What is the Score? – Dr. Laubach Challenges With Outstanding Literacy Lecture – Challenge Unlimited – Moving Enthusiasts of a Windy Day – Is It Natural – Chapel Announcements – Stepping Stones – Prexy’s Pen Points – From the Crow’s Nest – Holmskog Gates-Howard Winner – Trackmen Hold Conference Spot – Golfers Fifth – ‘Bon Voyage’ Athletes – Time Out… -- Wood Highlights Athletic Banquet – 4th Conference Spot To Dispute Winner – Pitchers Records and Batting Averages – Frosh Top Softball – Tennis at Franklin – Final Standings—TU in Review – Student Guidance Program Launched – Musical Records Given To Dining Hall – Rediger to Host Honor Groups – New Financial Report – Winona Lake Reunion Planned for Taylor – Coverin’ the Campus – Peters and Dawson Top Literary Competition

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  The Echo: May 10, 1954

  Taylor University

  Volume 37B, Number 14

  Echo Positions Open for Next Semester – Seniors Execute Skip Day – How to Get Most From Campus Life – Activities Slated for Move Up Day – Steiner Elected President of Chi Alpha Omega – Case Elected Echo Business Manager – Fall Production Try Outs Are Scheduled – Student Project Reaches New Total – Wood to Speak at T-Club Banquet – Annual Art Exhibit To Be Shown Soon – Mary Dahl To Present Senior Recital – Co-Chairmen Are Named for Youth Conference Next Year – Sports Night with T-Club – Evangelaires Announce Busy Summer Program – Talk in Russia Is of Peace – Education Evaluation – From the Crow’s Nest – Bucket of Roses – Stepping Stones – Bishop Taylor Contest Winners Announced – Class Elections Held – Notes from the Upper Room – Prexy’s Pen Points – Letters to the Editor – Time Out… -- Baseballers Are Stopped by Indiana Central Nine 6-1 – Conference Standings – 8-Game Football Card Is Released – 1954 Grid Schedule – Tennismen Meet Tough Anderson Saturday, There – Tracksters Seek Upper Division In Loop Track and Field Meet – Twin Bills End League Action – Coverin’ the Campus – Final Examination Schedule – Magnificent Man Of the Past – Officers Elected For Ambassadors – Winners Acclaimed For Art Contest – Are You Creative?

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  The Echo: April 27, 1954

  Taylor University

  Volume 37B, Number 13

  Kipfer, Gilkinson Oratary Winners – Two Faculty Retirements Are Affirmed by Administration – Style Show on Docket for May – Late Sports Bulletin – Taylor’s Itinerant Choir Completes Eastern Tour – Alspaugh to Head Home Ec. Department – Pre-Registration Commences Monday – English Club To Sponsor “Pygmalion” – Rediger Named Chairman Of Congo Mission Board – Plumb and Whitley Assume Gem Posts – Art Contest Open For Students – Hegle and Wright To Present Recital – Prexy’s Pen Points – Bucket of Roses – Stepping Stones – Pre-Chapel News – Letters to the Editor – Scoundrels or Scandals? – The Echo Advocates… -- From the Crow’s Nest – The Real Taylor – Council Acts on Issues – Time Out… -- Central State Track Foe; Manchester Downed 78-53 – Twin Bill Split; Anderson Stopped – Diamond Win Nets Loop Tie – Netters Edged by EC Squad – Prinzing, Steiner, Folkers Triumph – Baseball Takes 2 of 3 Illinois Trip Clashes – Pingpong Goes Seven Game Limit – Coverin’ the Campus – County Fair Begins April 30 – Repertoire Class Presents Recital – Faculty Dames Plan Musical Program – Speech Contest Set for Friday, April 30 – Graduates from Pre-Flight Training – Bergwall to Be Guest Speaker – Choir Experiences – 3D and Shostakovich

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  The Echo: March 30, 1954

  Taylor University

  Volume 37B, Number 12

  Taylor Looks Ahead With Director’s New Program – Coach Odle Honored At Lions Club Banquet – Alumni Commend New Student Project – Kerlin Elected Council President – Promotion of Area For Recreation Has Early Commencement – Furbay Coming For Lyceum Soon – New Taylor Catalog Ready – Student Work Program Slated for Monday – Band Presents Varied Program – Newspapers-TV and Radio… Russian Style – Majority Must Rule! – Bucket of Roses – Letters to the Editor – Stepping Stones – Chapel Chips – Representative From Maranatha Here – News Items of Campus Interest – Faculty Dames Have Paid Program – Chapel Notes – Prexy’s Pen Points – From the Crow’s Nest – Habegger, Jackson Unanimous All-Hoosier Conference Picks – Time Out… -- Odle Chosen League Prexy – Raqueteers Open Conference Race – Trackmen Duel Central Wednesday on I C Track – Baseballers Host Conference Opener – Townsend, Mier Doubles Champ; Other Finals Set – Record Box – Coverin’ the Campus – Risen, As I Said – Students Participate In Revivals – Visits Campus – Cancellation Announced

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  The Echo: March 16, 1954

  Taylor University

  Volume 37B, Number 11

  Missionary Vision- LeShana – Student Projects Become Activated – Ambassadors Quartette Bound for Germany – Coach Odle to Be Honored at Banquet – Are You an Artist? Students Elect Council Members – Rabbi Doppelt Slated for Campus Visit – Speech Department Anticipates Events – Redman to Direct Taylor Band in Spring Concert – WLW to Feature Taylor on Radio – Moscow University… a Giant Skyscraper Showpiece – Raby and Wing To Present Recital – Prexy’s Pen Points – Letters to the Editor – Stepping Stones – Junior Class Plans Sadie Hawkins Party – Spring Tour For Choir Begins April 7 – Chapel Chips – Pioneer Spirit – Bucket of Roses – From the Crow’s Nest – Arts and Crafts Class Has Contest – Jackson Makes NAIA Selections All-American For Second Year – Season Records Released – Footballers Hold Two-Week Session – Jackson Takes State Scoring – Record Box – Time Out… -- 12th Highest Scoring Cager – Taylor Spring Sports Card Released Here – Taylor Team Names All-Opponent List – Spring Sports Schedule – Coverin’ the Campus – Oration Winners Make Recordings – Card of Thanks – Chapel Services – The Green Little Shamrock of Ireland

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  The Echo: March 2, 1954

  Taylor University

  Volume 37B, Number 10

  Around the World with Bob Cook – Mrs. Kelly to Complete Work Toward Degree – Kentucky on Students’ Weekend Itinerary – As Seen on Campus – New Student Project Proposed – Essay Contest in Democracy Announced – Thank You – See Rendezvous Of Comedy in “Earnest” – Evangelaires Are Slating Tour for The Midwest – New Alpha Chi Omega Members Receive Honors – Taylor Authors Resound Again – “Don Quixote” Shown Next Saturday – “Up Beyond the Village Border” – Adams and Good to Present Joint Musical Recital – Echo-logical Economy – Bucket of Roses – Coverin’ the Campus – Stepping Stones – Notes from the Upper Room – Revival Services at Center Chapel – Spring on the March – Prexy’s Pen Points – From the Crow’s Nest – Overtime Thriller Ends Play; Manchester Wins HCC Title – Time Out… -- Finish Conference With 8-4 Mark – Jones Cops Swami Trophy – Record Box – B’s Edged 73-72; Todd Tallies 31 – Four Seniors Play Finale In 97-91 Great Lakes Loss – Tau’s Stop Janes In Overtime Tilt – Lenin-Stalin Tomb – from Inside – Student Pastors on Directory – Timely Tips – Evangels-air TV – The Better Things and the Best – Play “Casts” for “Earnest” – Financial Erratum – New Society

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  The Echo: February 16, 1954

  Taylor University

  Volume 37B, Number 9

  Nelson and Neal Featured For Lyceum February 26 – Dean’s Office Releases Semester Honor List – “Land of Cush” To Be Presented Monday Night – Leland Meier Is Victim of Fatal Motor Accident – Forrest Jackson Exceeds Coveted Scoring Mark of Two Thousand – Sammy Morris Film Footage Is Viewed – Students Urged to File Selective Service Applications Now – We Were Objects of Curiosity – Bucket of Roses – Prexy’s Pen Points – Stepping Stones – Pre-Chapel News – Evangelaires to Appear On Television – A Rule for Brotherhood – From the Crow’s Nest – Our Revival Responsibilities – Our Sympathy – Wisconsin 2nd Wins Title; Edges Turtles in IM Final – Granitz Holds Baseball Meet – Six Shooters Win Girls I M Tourney – Oswalt Announces Pingpong Tourney – Spring Football Starts March 1 – Time Out… -- Navy Final Season Foe – Record Box – B-Squad Sports 11-3 Season Mark – Taylor Edges Franklin, 86-84 Manchester Trampled, 96-76 – Trojanes Whip 2 HCC Foes – Coverin’ the Campus – Former Student Receives Honor – Invitation – His Death Meant Life

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  The Echo: February 2, 1954

  Taylor University

  Volume 37B, Number 7

  Mrs. Dickson to Present Film – Scholarship Fund Established As Memorial To Dr. Van Duyn – To Make Glad the Heart, Etc… -- Medical Schools Recommend Spring Admission Test – Dean’s Office – “Martin Luther” As We See It – Pogue to Be Heard In Lyceum Program – Enrollment Reaches 403 00 Dr. DeWeerd to Conduct Spring Revival Services – Don Odle Chosen Indiana Young Man of the Year – Youth Conference Begins Preparations – Work Begins on Production of “Earnest” – Intercollegiate Debate Set for February 5 – Reformation in Reading – Coverin’ the Campus – Stepping Stones – Exchange News – Prexy’s Pen Points – From the Crow’s Nest – Camera Club Sponsored By Bookstore – Five Hoosier Conference Cage Foes Bar 3rd Successive Loop Crown – Time Out… -- B Squad Holds 10-2 Season Mark – Record Box – Wheaton Rally Drops Trojan Cagers 85-75 – A Needed Explanation – Chapel Services – Conservation of Time – Dr. Cross Returns From Philadelphia – Albert Schweitzer to Be Theme of Oration

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  The Echo: January 12, 1954

  Taylor University

  Volume 37B, Number 6

  Philos Capture Largest Rushweek Signup Trial – Calendar to Be Revised in 1955 – Reviewer Favorably(?) Impressed By Operatic Performance – Semester Room Changes Given – Cook Headlines Youth Conference – Servicemen’s Memorial Awards Announced – Speech Contests Preparation Open – Barbershop Quartet Review February 12 – Yoder Resigns as Student Project Head Effective January 22; No Successor Named – Wilde’s Play Spring Highlight – Summer School Discontinued By Administrative Council – Uncertainty of Certainty – Wright Presents Speech Recital – Cooperation or Criticism – Kampus Capering – Congrats to Presently Active Societies – For What Do You Pay? – Letters – Chorus Winners Released Friday – Cesler Awarded Nesco Roaster – Thus Saith The Lord – A Lesson in Socialism – Analytically Speaking – Crucial Days Ahead for America – Hoopsters Cop Runner-up Position; Drop 65-63 Sunshine Title Game – Time Out… -- Record Box – Hot Shooting Hanover Squad Stopped by Second Half Rally – Championship at Stake in Central Battle Saturday – Overhead Door Falls 82-76 to B-Squad Sat. – Semester Examination Schedule Presented – Coverin’ the Campus – Local News – Trojanes Meet Greyhoundesses Saturday There – Three Students Lead Swami – Wednesday Night Musicale Presents 15 Student Artists – Elementary Teaching Positions Open

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  The Echo: December 8, 1953

  Taylor University

  Volume 37B, Number 5B

  A Merry Christmas - Happy New Year

  Booster Club Purpose, Rules Listed to Inform Students – ‘Time For Christ’ Chosen 1954 Youth Conference Theme – Sign-Up Begins For Pep Club – Important! – Band to Attend Midwest Clinic – Presents “Christmas Star” Friday Night – Handel’s “Messiah” Wednesday Night; Pearson Directs Taylor Choral Group – Christmas Recess Gives Two Weekends – Project Report Given Friday – A Capella, Bothwell Headline Chapels – Christmas Music Box – A Christmas Tragedy – Don’t Be Swindled – Youth Aids Progress – Bible and Science Message Delivered Friday by Bushey – Kampus Capering – McCarthy—How to Abuse Power – Analytically Speaking – McCarthy—Credit Where Credit is Due – “To Them That Look” – Next Echo – Thus Saith The Lord – Keep Christ In Christmas – Literary Supplement – The Answer – The Miracle Cane – The Burning Bush – Multitudes and Multitudes – Dawn – Snow – Song of Songs – A Second Chance – My First Sonnet – Birth At Christmas – Immortal Tree – A Blindman’s Elegy – Autumn Antics – Debbie Meets Santa – Indiana Tech, Franklin, Central State Falls to Hoosier Conference Champs – Record Box – Time Out… -- Cold Bucketeers Lose to State – Meet Five Other Champions At Holiday Sunshine Tourney – Sportpage Editorial – Central Here Saturday; Conference Lead at Stake – Franklin, Asbury Fall to B Squad – Echo Sponsors Swami Contest – Trojanes Defeat Huntington in Overtime Game – I M Standing – Help Wanted – A Brief History of Thalo literary Society at Taylor – Coverin’ the Campus – Live – Has He Your All?

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  The Echo: November 24, 1953

  Taylor University

  Volume 37B, Number 5

  Radio Project Approved By 4-1 Margin; Five Committees Setup To Outline Plan – Pre-Registration Period Next Tuesday – Vacation Begins Tomorrow; Classes Dismissed At 4 P.M. – Choir Appears at Marion Banquet – Bergwall Brings Thanksgiving Chapel Message – Background Given By Poetry Winners – Coburn, Prinzing to Assume Echo Posts Next Semester – Norwegian Bishop Declares Gospel A Message To Others – Cabinet Elects Raby Chorister – “Four Left-One Right” – Analytically Speaking – Reporter Summarizes Special Need Of Spirit Of Thanksgiving To God – Letter Writers Emphasize Need For Everyday Thanksgiving and Praise, Explain Oversight – Kampus Capering – Cosmic Meeting And Passing Of Strangers Stresses Man’s Littleness – Exchange Corner – ‘Twas The Night ‘Fore Thanksgiving – Thus Saith the Lord – Tatum Discusses Athletic Values In Banquet Speech – Trojanes Drop Opener to Alums – Time Out… -- Five Trojan Gridders Merit All-Conference Team Positions – Nutt Chosen Football MVP – Record Box – Trojanes Begin Seventh Season – Trojans To Meet Franklin Tuesday – Varsity Edges Inspired B’s In Last Warm-Up Encounter – Was Football Season Successful? – ‘Love of Truth’ Celebrate 75th Year of Founding – Supplement Deadline December 1 – Smiles Can Prove Underworld Pleasant – Coverin’ The Campus – Missionary Conference Speakers Explain Progress of Mission Work To Echo Reporter – Uhlinger Named Laison Officer – Help Wanted

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  The Echo: November 10, 1953

  Taylor University

  Volume 37B, Number 4

  Smith, Warren, Headline Conference; “How Shall They Hear,” Chosen Theme – Missionary Conference Program – Cabinet Posts Filled For 1954 – Cheerleaders Present Booster Club Setup – Eight University Students Selected For “Who’s Who” – Second Artist Series Number Features New French Music – Student Project Vote On Monday – Readjustment Needed – Where’s Our Spirit – Lacours Present New Party – Homecoming Events Headline Alumni Weekend – Letter – Thus Saith The Lord – Analytically Speaking – H Bomb, Benson, Churchill Pieces In Puzzle Called World Situation – Kampus Capering – Up-Coming Societies Again Asked “To Be Or Not To Be” Continued – Harriers Take Third in HCC; Blansett, Stark In Top Ten – Football Resume Emphasizes Improvement – Record Box – Time Out… -- Trojan Gridders Nip Panthers 7-6 Split Even In Eight Season Tilts – Taylor Host To Women’s Sports Day – Girls Basketball Practice Time Set – Basketball Opener Nov. 24 – England Captures Girls Tennis Title – Assembly Speaker Stresses Usefulness Of UN Today – Norwegian Bishop Heads Coming Chapels – Student Council Suggestions – Coverin’ The Campus – Shakespearean Days Draw Much Talent – Rediger Accepts Society Gifts – Newness Fails to Dim Enthusiasm Of Chi Kappa Literary Group – Marionettes, Skits Are Show Attractions – Taylor Timetable

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  The Echo: October 21, 1953

  Taylor University

  Volume 37B, Number 3

  Trojan Meets Earlham in Crucial Battle Saturday – Harriers Seek Fifth Straight Win; -- Team Depth to Determine Victor – Introduce Starting Eleven For Homecoming Classic – Third Place To Winner in Trojan—Quaker Grid Clash – Record Box – Coaches, Captains Express Game Views – Juniors Edge Frosh; Take Championship – Former Taylor Coaches Listed – Past Athletic Performances, Records Revealed in History – Move To Upland Made On Faith – David Bradley’s “Macbeth” Thursday Evening Feature – Karl Krudop to Portray “Brutus” In Julius Caesar – Anderson College Professor Will Lecture on Henry “V” – Holcombe Reveals Display Showing – Homecoming Queen Selections Presented; Student Balloting Takes Place Thursday – Shakespearean Festival to Open Anniversary Days – Earlham Players Bring Headliner – Two Alternatives… -- Exchange Corner – Student Project Leader, Yoder Summarizes Radio Possibilities – Thus Saith The Lord – Kampus Capering – Society Provoking Question Asked----“To Be or Not To Be” – Analytically Speaking – Badgers Appear Wooed by Donkey – Former Homecoming Gridiron Tussles Reveal Tough, Closely Contested Series – Runners Swamp HCC Foes; Manchester, Franklin Fall – Venture Reveals Opportunities Available During Summer Crusade – Letter Reveals Orient Response – Improving T. U. Footballers Whitewash Conference Foes – Basketball Still Athletic Year Question Mark – Time Out… -- Not Having Sen The Promises – Student Assembly Reveals Project – Wild Animal Under Window Leads Bookstore Merry Chase

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  The Echo: October 21, 1953

  Taylor University

  Volume 37B, Number 3B

  Anniversary Days Celebrate 60th Year

  Reade, Tireless Worker In Founding Of Taylor, “Up Beyond The Village Border” – Parade, Banquet, Saturday Highlights – Wengatz Speaks Sunday – Hold Open House Sunday Afternoon – Alumni Group Sets Year Goals – Alumni Banquet Saturday Evening – Anniversary Days Schedule – Bulletin – President Gives Welcome – Chronological History Emphasizes Humble Beginnings, Present Development of Taylor Over Past Sixty Years – Echo Celebrates 40th Publication Year This Month – Changes Seen Since Issue I – Humor in the Old Days – Representative Articles From Former Echo Issues – Old Catalogs, Periodicals Reveal Changes Over Years – Spicer Initiates Artist Series – November Deadline Set for Campus Scenes – Coverin’ The Campus – Huffman to Lecture Here November 1-6 – Scottish Choir To Appear Monday – “Dem’ Bones, Dem’ Dry Bones” – Freshman Class Installs Officers – Campus Bookstore Sports New Look

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  The Echo: October 6, 1953

  Taylor University

  Volume 37B, Number 2

  “Travel With The Trojans” Selected as Homecoming Theme – UN Chapel Assembly To Hear LaFollette – Miller Stresses Christian Education Opportunities In Matriculation Address – Festival Opens Anniversary Day – Echo Staff Plans Lit Supplement – Council Assembly Set For Monday – Artist Series To Present Six Season Presentations – Students Give Impressions Drawn from Recent Services – Distribution Changes to Take Effect Immediately – Chi Kappas Launch Rush Days on “Wonderland” Theme – Ed. Majors Begin Supervised Teaching – Enrollment Figures Press 440 Mark – Music Students Present Recital – Taylor Timetable – What Is Success? – Were You There? – Criticism – Practical Democracy – Chapel Quotes – Thy Way Is Best – The Lifeline – Thus Saith The Lord – Analytically Speaking – Weather Remains (Politically and Otherwise); Longshoremen End (Strike Via Taft-Hartley) – Kampus Capering – Thinclads Split Two Decisions Meet Spartan Harriers Next – Freshmen, Juniors Tie I M Lead – Time Out… -- Record Box – Trojan Gridders Trounce Rose Poly; End Two Season 12 Game Losing Streak – Taylor Stopped By Anderson; Absorbs Second Loop Loss – Cheerleaders Are Selected – Intramural Standings – Class Day Symbols Escape Pilfering By “Hoodlums” – Korean Fight for Freedom Emphasizes Eastern Despair – Service Exam Dates Released – Popular Concert Highlights Told – Cadet Program Interviewer Here – Coverin’ The Campus – Porky’s Misfortune Mangles Manchester

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  The Echo: September 22, 1953

  Taylor University

  Volume 37B, Number 1

  Goshen College President Matriculation Day Speaker – Festival Plans Announced Recently – President Recalls Middle East Tour Experiences; Discusses Area Problems – Bailey, Watson, Royer Head Frosh Organization – Six Professors, Several Staff Additions Complete Taylor Administrative Selections – Time Changes All Things… -- Honor Scholarship Winners Released – Ye Shall Know the Truth – Infrequently but Timely – Passin’ Parade – In the Garden – Down the Aisle – In the Cradle – Thus Saith the Lord – What If… -- Kampus Capering – An Institute Of Learning? – Homecoming Set for October 24 – Analytically Speaking – News Analyst Poses Question, “Peace Now – What Next?” – Harriers End Central Streak With 24-31 Win – Gridders Seek First Conference Victory After 18-6 by Central – Hoosier Conference Set-Up Told – Graduate Record Dates Set – 1953 Cross Country Schedule – Time Out… -- Record Box – Frosh-Juniors Tie – Bishir, Blansett Lead Trojan Surge to Victory – Successful Outing Ends in Failure – Harriers Meet B. S. Tuesday – Old Students Stop Freshman Group 7-4 – 1953 Grid Schedule – “Venture For Victory Series To Stress Conditions, Need In Oriental Areas – Coverin’ The Campus – Gerow, Corliss Exchange Vows – Bringdale Leads Fall Series – Law Test Dates Set