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  The Echo: May 17, 1955

  Taylor University

  Volume 38, Number 14

  Dean Announces Faculty Changes – “The Creation” to be Given On Baccalaureate Sunday – Lindholm, Kesler, Cotner Head Next Year’s Classes – English Association To Meet Here in ’56 – Recitals to be Given By Music Department – Goto to Speak At Last Forum – Kan Ori Announces Gem Editorial Staff – Asbury to Grant Bergwall Honorary Doctor’s Degree – Taylor to Grant Degrees To Engstrom and Morris – Snead Granted Alumni Honor – Warped and Woofed – Coverin’ the Campus – Explorations – Letter to the Editor – By the Editor – Our Responsibility… - Straws in the Wind – Letter to the Editor – Two School Track Records Broken – Linksmen Play in HCC Saturday – Coach’s Corner – Taylor 5th in HCC – Central Drops Taylor – Spor-T-alk – Spring Football Drills Begin – “Dad” Keller Befriends Taylor – New Orientation Plans Adopted – Triple Trio Slated For Concert Saturday – Men to Register With Draft Board – Wooters Wins Painting Contest – Kelley and Smith Head Campus Organizations – Kammon Receives TU Physics Award

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  The Echo: May 3, 1955

  Taylor University

  Volume 38, Number 13

  Taylor FTA Wins Contest – Why not a Weekly Echo – Faris Wins Contest – Dean Announces Pre-Registration – Alumni Honor Draper With Appreciation Award – Darkhorse “Woody” Wins Student Body Presidency – E. Good to Present Piano, Organ Recital – Art Exhibit – Students to Choose Committee Members – We’re Behind Woody – Question For Thought – Explorations – Letters to the Editor – Chorus To Leave On Short Trip – Prexy’s Pen Points – Straws in the Wind – Trojans Win Third Twin Bill – Tracksters Win Over Earlham – Spor-T-alk – Cindermen Take Second Victory – Baseball Results – 1955 Baseball Squad – Coach’s Corner – Thomas To Visit Japan With Lacour – Warp and Woof – Club Views Cyclotron – Seniors Indicate Plans – Coverin’ the Campus – Taylor Purchases Grand Pia

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  The Echo: April 19, 1955

  Taylor University

  Volume 38, Number 12

  Taylor Votes to Join NSA – Panel Debates UN Question – Donker, Kerlin to Head 1956 Youth Conference – TU To Take Part In NCA Program – Rumor: Taylor A Cappella Aims For Europe in 1956 – Rediger Announces Faculty Promotions – Who Profits? – Shakespearean Festival Presents Full Program – Wright to Give Senior Recital – Catalog Announces Curriculum Changes – Obvious or Not So Obvious – Warp and Woof – Nussbaum Receives Graduate Grant – Explorations – Council Reports – Dean Counsels – Prexy’s Pen Points – Straws in the Wind – Coverin’ the Campus – Trojans Open HCC Race With Double Victory Over Hanover – Trojans Make Successful Spring Baseball Tour – Coach’s Corner – Spor-T-alk – When Do We Get Our Gem? – Olson Attends Boston Meeting – Sing Unto the Lord – Rules Announced For Art Contest

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  The Echo: March 22, 1955

  Taylor University

  Volume 38, Number 11

  Taylor Anticipates Big Week-End – Wolgemuth to Give Send-Off At Opening Service Friday – Isely Takes First In Annual Speech Contest – Decisive Defeat – A Cappella Choir to Leave March 30 For Spring Tour – Students Entertain Critic Supervisor – Eight Students Named to Chi Alpha Omega Society – Groups Pass NSA Proposal – Strictly From the Birds – A Cappella Itinerary – Taylorites Elected to State MSM Offices – As We See It… -- Straws in the Wind – Explorations – Graham Urges Prayer – Your Help Needed – Prexy’s Pen Points – Warp and Woof – Coverin’ the Campus – Baseballers Prepare For Opening Contest April 1 – Coach’s Corner – Come to the Fair – Hurrah For Our Side – Spor-T-alk – Varsity Quartet Kept Busy – Y C Schedule – Bergwall Attends North Central Parley – Alumni Report Given – Bishop Taylor Speech Contest Slated for May 2 – MBI to Offer Workshop – Festival Plans Announced – Coburn Named For Summer Job

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  The Echo: March 8, 1955

  Taylor University

  Volume 38, Number 10

  Combined Departments To Present Comic Opera – Thomas and Hayes Take Opera Leads – Odle Attends Convention – Exchange Papers Now Available – Students Attend Little UN – Directory Service Offers Job Booklet – What’s In A Name – Angel in Ebony Receives Best Film of 1954 Award – Social—Recreational Committee Expanded – Taylor to Host Choral Festival – Walker to Speak At Final Clinic – We Repeat… -- Warp and Woof – Explorations – Progress Through Non-Conformity – Art Department To Present Program – Prexy’s Pen Points – Straws in the Wind – Five Seniors Finish Their Basketball Careers – Three Starters Among Graduates – Coach’s Corner – Taylor Loses Final To Anderson – Varsity Scoring – Final HCC Standings – Date Set for Spring Football Drills – Spring Sports Schedules Released – Spor-T-alk – Students to Lead Prayer Groups – Recreational Program Provides New Facilities – Coverin’ the Campus – Recreation Committee Presents Film Series – Public Gives Support To Private Colleges – Council Reports

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  The Echo: February 22, 1955

  Taylor University

  Volume 38, Number 9

  Societies Disband – Prevailing Campus Apathy Causes Ultimate Decision – Preparation Continues for Youth Conference – Societies Had Glorious Past – 27 Qualify for Honor List – Venture for Victory Adds Team Members – Taylor’s Revival – Student Project Committee Plans Fund-Raisin Drive – YFC Seminar Series to Be Held – William E. Stanton Heads Next Clinic – Soph Comprehensives To Be Given March 8 – The Editors Say – Good Riddance… -- Bouquet of Roses Department – Warp and Woof – Explorations – Council Reports – Letter to the Editor – Prexy’s Pen Points – Straws in the Wind – Trojans Fall To Earlham; Face Anderson Saturday – Quakers Hand Taylor Her Fourth Straight HCC Setback – Taylor Loses in Last Five Seconds – Coach’s Corner – Grizzlies Avenge Earlier Loss – Batter Up! – HCC Standings – A Look at Track Prospects – Spor-T-Talk – Opera Plans – Recital to Be Given – Taylor Increase Seen – T. U. Evangelist Available – Chapel Choir Organized – Coverin’ the Campus – Play Cast Announced – Singers Praised – Concert Tonight

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  The Echo: February 8, 1955

  Taylor University

  Volume 38, Number 8

  Cook Speaks at Dedication Of Venture For Victory III – Augsburg Choir To Appear Here – Youth Conference Speakers Presented – Staff Members Assume Duties – News to be Broadcast During Supper Hour – A Cappella Choir Presents Concerts – Writes Article – Harold E. Camp Named Director of Development – Intercessors to Join in Prayer Chain for Revival – Journalism Clinic To Begin February 21 – Eminent Chemist to Speak Wednesday – Editorial – We Propose…. – Straws in the Wind – Explorations – Judge Not – Letter to the Editor – Prexy’s Pen Points – Warp and Woof – Trojans Will Face Decisive Tilts This Week – Taylor Falls to “Wheaties” in A Hard-Fought Contest – Spring Sports – Hoosier Conference Standings – Games This Week – Odlemen Suffer Fourth HCC Loss – Spor-T-Talk – Taylor Bows to Calvin – Venture for Victory III – Coach’s Corner – Fine Arts Presents…. – Council Reports – Marion Orchestra Presents Concert – Templaires to Appear Here – Coverin’ the Campus – Announcements – Attention! – Alumni Office News

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  The Echo: January 11, 1955

  Taylor University

  Volume 38, Number 7

  Case and Gilkison Assume Echo Leadership for Year – New Students entering Next Semester – Room & Tuition Rates Changed – Youth Conference Lists New Speakers – William Hess, Tenor to Present Concert – Changes Made in Registration Procedure – “Faith of Our Families” to Be Shown – T.W. Wilson to Lead Spring Revival – Speech Contest Date Set – Dr. Carl Henry Slated for Commencement Address – Taylor Joins Radio Station WARU – Resolved for a New Year – Servicemen’s Memorial Contest Begins – The Editor Says – Better Days Ahead – Views on the News – Explorations – Council Reports – Typically Taylor – Prexy’s Pen Points – Warp and Woof – Taylor Seeks Third Straight Win Tonight – Results of Holiday Play – Shorts of all Sports – Intramural Top Three – Four Leading Scorers – B-Team Leading Scorers – Taylor’s New Football Coach – Huntington and Hanover Defeated – Coach’s Corner – Coverin’ the Campus – Dean Spends Vacation in Florida – Wanted – Taylor Alumnus Dies – Results Received on Personality Tests – Romeo and Juliet To Be Cast – No Summer Session – Banquet Planned For January 19 – Trojanes Triumph – English Club Discusses Drama

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  The Echo: December 7, 1954

  Taylor University

  Volume 38, Number 6

  Murphy Is Chosen Y. C. Chorister – Freshman to Receive President’s Scholarship – Debaters Compete In Novice Tourney – Organist to Present Recital For Lyceum in Shreiner – Council Sponsors Christmas Banquet – Revival Sweeps College Campus in Illinois – Tryouts for “Romeo” to Start After Christmas – Good Response to Christmas Seals – Delegation to Attend Little U.N. Assembly – Taylor Executive Committee to Meet – Taylor Student Plays Role of Prison Inmate – Harper to Direct Oratorio In Handel’s Messiah – Spring Revival Speaker Is Scheduled – The Unseen Portion…. – Council Sends Observers to NSA Convention – A Cappella Will Sing in Marion and Ft. Wayne – Prexy’s Pen Points – Views on the News – Moss Achieves Distinction for Poetry – Explorations – Letter to the Editor – Another Chance to See “Angel In Ebony” – What Are You Doing – Warp and Woof – Taylor Gains First League Victory Over Franklin – Trojans Win Over Franklin – Threat to Civic League Championship – Shorts of all Sports – A Brief Glance Back in Basketball – Basketball Schedule – “Rough and Tough” Basketballers – Athletic Axioms – Engineers Give Trojans First Non-League Setback – Coach’s Corner – Coverin’ the Campus – Chi Sigma Phi Sponsors Christmas Bazaar – Work Started on “Marriage of Figaro” – Members of WRA Enjoy Outing in Woods – Taylor Gospel Teams Learn and Serve – Uhlinger in Charge of Candlelight Communion

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  The Echo: November 23, 1954

  Taylor University

  Volume 38, Number 5

  Granitz-Nelson Football Award Established – Want to Improve Your Reading Skills – Committee Appointed To Observe NSA – Telegram Dispatched to State Secretary Dulles – Seal Program Launched Again During Christmas Season – Pre-Registration Dates Released By Rediger – Students Enlist Aid to Community Endeavors – “Dead Men on Furlough” To Be Shown in Maytag – McLennan Oratory Date Changed – Mission Pledge Near $2,000 – Notary Public on Campus – Former Board Member of Taylor Dies – Warp and Woof – Student Forum is Termed Success – Explorations – Candid Credence – Prexy’s Pen Points – Letter to the Editor – Views on the News – Chapel Agenda – “New” Trojans Make Successful Debut – Taylor Varsity Wins Over “Ole Pros” – Taylor’s 1954-55 Varsity – Shorts of all Sports – Trojane Squad Chosen – Trojane Schedule – Granitz Voted Coach of Year – Taylor’s Most Valuables – Banquet Enjoyed By Athletes – Changes in Hoop Rules – Taylor Ekes Out Overtime Victory Over Oakland City – Five Trojans Named on Hoosier Conference All-Star Team – Teams Enter Civic League – Taylor to Join in E S Time Move – Oedipus Studied By English Club – Speaker Featured For Camera Club – Dining Hall Additions – Students Cooperate in “Get-Acquainted” Program – Program Outlined For Press Clinic

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  The Echo: November 9, 1954

  Taylor University

  Volume 38, Number 4

  Student Teachers Apply Prowess in Practice – Journalism Clinic Planned by Echo – Taylor, Stockwell Highlight Missionary Conference – Donna Wright Wins Chorus Contest – Scholarships Again Awarded to Students – McLennan Oratory Open To All – Seven Taylor Students Elected to Who’s Who – Student Council Acts on Campus Problems – America’s Fate? – Coverin’ the Campus – Views on the News – Letters to the Editor – Prexy’s Pen Points – Warp and Woof – Taylor Says Farewell To A Great Football Coach – Callan Scores Four Big Ones – Senior Stars Who Close Football Careers – Shorts of all Sports – Basketball Already! – T-Club Farewell – Final H.C.C. Standings – “Win This One For Coach” – Taylor Ace Rates High In Nation – Tennismen Close-out Another Season – Leading State Scorers – Olson Appointed to Special Committee – Campus Forum to Discuss Red China – Art Classes Plan Displays – Choir Anticipating Messiah Presentation – Co-eds Triumph In Volleyball Tourney – Taylor Gospel Teams Given Service Award – Soloist to Sing in Lyceum Series – Photography Club Organized – Curator Appointed For New Museum – Junior Class Honors Sponsors – Library Record Available to Students – Field Trips Planned – Campus Awaits Marion Day Activities – Local Support For Taylor Still Strong – Summer School Prospects Dim – Chamber Singers Present Cantata

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  The Echo: October 23, 1954

  Taylor University

  Volume 38, Number 3

  Rediger Appointed Vice-President of Taylor – Third “Venture for Victory” Is Being Planned – Youth Conference Cabinet Announced – Death comes to Former Member Of Taylor Board – Porter Elected to State F.T.A. Office – New Hawiian Club Established on Campus – Buckner Achieves Important State Post – Drama Students Play in Fairmount – Fred Waring and Group to Be Heard In Marion – “Henry IV” Presented in Fort Wayne This Week – Designation Made Known By Board of Directors – Marion Day Observed at Taylor This Year – “Angel in Ebony” Has Phenomenal Response – Taylor’s Dreaded Plague… -- Selective Service Offers Qualification Test for Deferment – The Editor Says – Proverbial Paradox – Warp and Woof – New Book Reviewed by Echo Reporter – Explorations – Warp and Woof – Prexy’s Pen Points – Sagacity Saga – Views on the News… -- Trojans Will Face Fisk Bulldogs Saturday – Taylor Mudders Win – Shorts of all Sports – Event Marks First in Sports History – Always Victorious – Tennismen Win—And Then Lose – Question Mark – Trojans in Third – Callan Third in State – Fighting Trojans Win Over Earlham College Quakers – Bishir Proves One of Conference’s Best in Cross Country Record – Reserve October 30 for Masquerade Party – Pastoral Authority Donates Books – A Capella Choir Travels Midwest – Only Nine Weeks Grades Given – Organist Will Present Recital – Sociologist to Speak at U. N. Day Assembly – Deputation Groups Are Activated – Interviews Conducted for Reserve Unit – Music Dept. Aids Friday Chapels – Coverin’ the Campus – Wanted: Any and All Campus Snapshots – Travelers’ Experiences Related to Art Class

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  The Echo: October 12, 1954

  Taylor University

  Volume 38, Number 2

  Dr. Lacour Honored at Convocation – Campus Architect to Be Employed for Expansion – Queen’s Crowning Enhances Festivities – Variety Emphasized for Religious Services – Film Challenges Capacity Crowd – Dick Hillis Pleads For Formosa – Local Groups Raise Funds for Taylor – Good Relations Fostered – Society Rush Programs Are Launched – Plan Now for Summer School – The Answer Is Revealed – The Editor Says – What Is NSA – Views on the News... – Explorations – Amiable Images – Revival Retinue – Prexy’s Pen Points – Warp and Woof – Trojan Victory Thrills Homecoming Crowd – Taylor Rally Not Enough – Shorts of all Sports – Bishir Places First Against Manchester – Raqueteers Lose To Anderson – Coach Odle Named N.B.A. Chairman – About Our New P.E. Instructors – Ravens Are Crippled by Defense and Passing – Victory for Tennis Men – Saturday’s Football Scores – Hoosier Conference – Coverin’ the Campus – Chapel Regulations Ban Latecomers – Have Any Suggestions? – Juniors Hike and Eat – There’ve Been Some Changes – Library Give and Take – Taylor Alumnus Becomes Aviator – How Do You Rate? – Your Picture a Must

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  The Echo: September 28, 1954

  Taylor University

  Volume 38, Number 1

  Homecoming Features “Angel in Ebony”

  Library Displays New Attractions – World Premier of Taylor’s New Film to be Held – Echo Staff Sees New Faces – Taylor Represented At NSA Congress – Pep Squad Named to Lead Cheering – Lacour to Deliver Matriculation Address – Which “Queen” Will Highlight Football>? – Ambassadors to Germany – Music Department Sees Expansion – Students and Faculty Await Fall Revival – The Editor Says – Greetings – Prexy’s Pen Points – Taylor Tries New Remedial Reading System – Faculty-Student Committees Slated – Warp and Woof – Chapel Services – Trojans Seek Homecoming Victory Over Ravens – Taylor Falls to Indiana Central – Hoosier Conference Set-up Told – Shorts of all Sports – All-Opponent Preview Given – Tennis Becomes Fall Sport – Taylor Gains Over Rose Poly For First ’54 Wins – Football Schedule – Cross Country – Tennis Schedule – Basketball Schedule – Dean’s Office Has Multiple Function – Homecoming Activities – Alumni Campaign For New Funds – Art Department Sees Improvements