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  The Echo: May 18, 1962

  Taylor University

  Volume 44, Number 14

  ‘Gem’ Staff Announces ’62 Theme, ’63 Editor – A Time Of Rice, Old Shoes… Summer Wedding Bells Ring For 29 Couples – Tunnel of Reminiscence! – Baccalaureate, Commencement Exercises to Climax 117th Year – 1959-60 Graduates Work Toward Higher Degrees – Spring Musical Programs Feature Oratorio Chorus, Symphonic Band – Al Martin, Noted Actor, Reader to Present Two Interpretation Programs – How Far Protection? – College Should Be More! – The President Speaks… A Reminder of Christian Fortunes – Parnassus Club Publication Replaces ‘Tower,’ Provides for Writing Talent – With Tongue in Cheek… To A Whitened Harvest Field – Notice! – Just Thinkin’… A Legitimate Command! – In Operation Cleanup… Students Prepare Barn – Dean of Students Green Announces College Problems Leaders for Fall – A Child Prodigy, Dale Murphy Excels in Music, Athletics, Business, . . . College (?) – Spring Football Gives Veterans, Newcomers Taste of Fall Season – Trojan Trackdown Paradoxial Season Closes – Double-Header with Anderson Closes Year’s Conference Baseball Program – Conference Track Meet Promises Strong, Close Competition

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  The Echo: May 4, 1962

  Taylor University

  Volume 44, Number 13

  1962 Fine Arts Festival Features Diverse Artistry – Band, Chorale Concerts Include Tour Selections – Pre-registration, Comps, May 10 – In Two Years… ‘Echo’ Receives Fourth ACP First Class Honor Rating – Dean Milo Rediger Announces Changes In Faculty for 1962-’63 Academic Year – Arthur Miller’s ‘Crucible,’ Painting Display Represent Visual Arts In Festival Program – Change in ’62-’63 Curriculum Offers Major in Political Science – Spring Banquet Theme ‘Yesteryears’ Features Atmosphere Of Gay 90’s – A Ned For Revining – Just Thinkin’… “Our Task… Never To Yield” – Chapel Slate – Test Your Ignorance Quotient – Symposium Reveals varying Opinions On Effect of Grades Upon Learning – Little Man On Campus – Liszt’s ‘Les Preludes’ Portray Life And Soul Struggle Leading To Death – Dr. Martin Suggests Ft. Wayne Outing – With Tongue In Cheek… Your Feet Are Killing Me! – Seniors Plan Graduate Study; Receive Scholarship Offers – Ranger IV Moon Shot Means U.S. Prestige, Information – Suelyn Satterlee To Spend Junior Year Abroad – Sunshine, Flowers, Breezes Evoke Rites of Spring – Baseball Team Compiles 5-3 Record During Spring Tour – Golf Team Continues Work Before Tourney – Track Trip Results in Split Record; Team Is Faced With Two HCC Meets – Trojan Trackdown Another Try at Elusive Crown – Student Government Solicits Integrity, Autonomy – Honor System, Judiciary Introduce Concept of Faith in Personal Dignity

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  The Echo: April 6, 1962

  Taylor University

  Volume 44, Number 12

  ’51 Alumnus to Succeed Dean of Students Green – Chorale Will Visit Michigan, Indiana, Ohio For Annual Tour During Easter Vacation – Jackie Ruchti Elected To College Press Post – Photo Contest Winners Chosen – Youth Conference 1962 Presents Theme ‘–But God is Greater’ – Spring Leadership Parley, April 24 To Orientate Officers for ’62-’63 – Painters Called To Enter Contest – U. of Michigan Will Award Stipend To Marjorie Komp – An Opportunity to Share! – Congratulations, Scientists! – Popular Approval Is Key to Success Of Trimester, Quarterly Calendars – Just Thinkin’… Labor, Management Shake Hands – ‘Words of Mouth’ Procedure Proves Unsatisfactory for Nominations – The President Informs… Hail to Terhune, Staff – Salinger Is Artist In Latest Novel – Test Your Cultural Ignorance Quotient – With Tongue in Cheek… Animal Harm – Education Department’s Placement Service Gives Future Teachers Distinct Advantage – Class Of ’65 Elects New Officer Corps – Mrs. Haakonsen Leaves Native Norway For U.S. Nursing School, Taylor – Little All-Americans Continue Service by Preaching, Coaching – Veteran Team Hosts Cedarville – Trojan Trackdown Spring Tours Have Duo Purpose – Track Team Shows Improvement With Help of Warmer Weather – Six Taylor WRA Members Honored At Purdue Conclave

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  The Echo: March 22, 1962

  Taylor University

  Volume 44, Number 11

  Taylor Hosts Indiana Collegiate Press Association – ‘News’ Copy Editor, Collegiate Adviser Add Strength – WOWO Radio Initiates College News Program – Donna Applegate Will Present Senior Recital – Classes Elect New Presidents, Representatives – Annual County Fair Plans Country-Style Activities, Entertainment, March 31 – Kenneth Van Sise To Strengthen Faculty in Business Department – Voice of America Head To Give Key Address – Lyceum Series Lecture to Feature Leslie Frost, Daughter of Poet – Rabbi Albert Shulman Scheduled to Speak In April 11 Chapel – Goetscheus, Blackwell Perform in Religious Workshop Production – How’re Your Faith, Generosity? – A Not-So-Earnest Critique – In Second Performance… Finesse, Authenticity Result in Excellence – Alumnus Seeks Illinois State Treasurer Office – NSA Travel Programs Offer Variety, Value – President Informs… ‘March For Taylor’ – Just Thinkin’… Algeria Near The Beach? – Chapel Slate – Student Teachers Recall Experiences Of Frustration, Anxiety, Reward – Volunteers Discover Rewarding Experiences at VA Hospital – Social Service Workers Invited by IU To Attend Field Day in Indianapolis – Quill Club Dedicated to “Mighty Instrument” –the Pen – Delegates Represent Morocco Views at LUNA – Trojan Trackdown Time for New Plateau? – Baseball – Jack King Achieved Acclaim In Taylor Baseball, Basketball – Fourteen Returning Lettermen, Strong Pitching Staff Promise Improved Record – Squad to Head South For Annual Spring Tour

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  The Echo: March 8, 1962

  Taylor University

  Volume 44, Number 10

  Students Elect Higgins For ’62-’63 President – Renowned Teachers, Scientists Included In Science Series – ‘Importance of Being Earnest’ Presented March 15, 16, 17 – Chi Alpha Omega Nominates Sixteen Seniors – Collegiate Press Session Features Sun-Times Editor – N.C.A.T.E. Decision Made In May Executive Meeting – Knowledge Of World Problems Furthers Effective Leadership – ‘Family Tree’ Needs Pruning? – ‘Silent Generation’ Reflects American Idealism Around World – President Informs… Relocation Plans Progress – NCATE Defines Rigid Standards – Just Thinkin’… Hero Gives ‘Shot In Arm’ – Little Man On Campus – Louise Submits… An ‘Immodest Proposal’ – Pond Serves As Laboratory for Unique Ecology Class – Muses Invite Enthusiasts To Coffee, Creativity – Patton Lists Rules For Photo Contest – An Ex-Taylor Athlete… George Glass Builds Track, B-ball Teams – Trojan Trackdown ‘It Could Have Been ‘Verse’ – Cindermen to Inaugurate Season With Tour to Southern States – Seven Lettermen Return To Strengthen Track Team – Schedule Lists Three Home Meets

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  The Echo: February 22, 1962

  Taylor University

  Volume 44, Number 9

  International Day Presents ‘Planet in Perspective’ – Five Teachers Achieve Tenure Status In Fall – Science Club Members Visit Argonne Research, Development Laboratory – Four Taylor Students, Dr. Ori Attend Washington Convention – Students Named To Dean’s List; 13 Achieve 3.0 Grade Average – Annual Lecture Series brings Scientists March 19, 20, 21 – There is ‘White Paper’ Yet! – Just Thinkin’… Latest K Overtures - Peaceful or Posing? – In Higgins’ Opinion… ‘Intelligent Student Mind’ to Determine Goals, Purposes, Ambitions of Government – Letter to Editor Questions Student Scale of Wages – Sin Adds Color to Wilde’s ‘Importance of Being Earnest’ – Shelton Reveals Firm Belief in Conservatism – Students Invited To ‘Coke Hours’ – In Whatsoever State… Be Therewith Content – Shepfer’s ‘Miracle Band’ Rises From Humble Origin as Pep Band – Seventh year Finds ‘Charlie’ Loving Students, Overtime, Grass – Off the Cuff… Students Granted January Degrees – Trojan Trackdown ‘Specialists in Guessing’ Inhibit Desire to Play, Will to Win – Junior Varsity Strength Sheds Light on Future – Managers Contend With Towels, Air, Opponents, Occasional Showers – Trojan Loss to Franklin Costs HCC Crown, Chances Still Good for NAIA Berth – Cheerleaders Rated ‘Most Ardent Fans’

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  The Echo: February 8, 1962

  Taylor University

  Volume 44, Number 8

  ‘Rainbow Realm’ Theme For Valentine Banquet – Tentative Plans Revealed for Fine Arts Tour – Bragan, Campbell, Bayert Elected to Judiciary Posts – Saint Mary’s College Hosts Workshop In Contemporary Religious Drama – Board Meeting Adds Assurance To 1963 Move – Dr. Andrew Gallman, Methodist Evangelist, Will Speak in Spiritual Emphasis Week – Scholarships Announced… Musicator Awarded for First Time – Businessmen Goldstein, Keller Granted Option for Campus Cale – Social Science Students Attend Washington Parley – Famous Vienna Choir Boys Will Present Lyceum Concert – Norm Nelson Sings In Concert, Chapel Presentations – Unity… Panacea or Pacifier – By Consummate Opinion… Evaluation System Needs Changes – ‘Status Seekers’ Bookstore’s Top Seller, ‘Amplified New Testament’ Leads Bible Sales – In Collection of Ghost Stories… “Sufficient Reason” Warrants Corpses’ Return from Death – Symphonic Band Concert Achieves Balance, Variety – Just Thinkin… Resolved: OAS Isolate Cuba – In Television Program… Taylor Singers ‘Feel the Spirit’ – Martins Cover Nine States During Christmas Holidays – Education Department Boasts Unique Library – Kastelein, Diller Anticipate Tenth Venture for Victory Crusade – Members Added To Associates Board – Hanover Game Important in Trojan Aims Toward Conference First Place – Trojan Trackdown… HCC Crown Still in View – Trojanes Complete Season Saturday – Men’s Intramural Basketball Season Closes in Tight Race -- Trojans vs. Wheaton After Four-year Lapse; Special Pre-game Banquet to Honor Taylor

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  The Echo: January 18, 1962

  Taylor University

  Volume 44, Number 7

  Sophomores Strain, Smith Chosen To Spend Junior Years Abroad – Drama Professor Receives Doctorate From Michigan – Morning of Jan. 16… Fire Initiates Momentous Changes – Rediger Announces Evaluation Experimentation to Continue – Dr. William R. Cannon to Lecture in Annual Reade Lecture Series – Nussbaum Returns After Fifth Session With Mobile Lab – Education Dept. Complies Teacher Education Report – Trojans Defeat I.C. After Bowing To Anderson; Ferris Institute Looms Big – Senior Offers Provocative Inquiry… Do You Think When You Pray? – Andrew Gallman Chosen to Speak In Spring Revival – Students Approve Campus Communications – Trojanes to Meet Ball State Saturday – Little Man On Campus – Chapel Slate – Students Vacation as Send-Light Crusaders – Off the Cuff… Government Requires Aliens to Report Address on Forms at Post Office – Echo Apologizes to Dr. Barkman

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  The Echo: December 7, 1961

  Taylor University

  Volume 44, Number 6

  Merry Christmas

  ‘Messiah’ to Herald Christmas – Unusual ‘Whodunit,’ Ladies in Retirement Unravels Mystery Tonight on Shreiner Stage – Faculty meets New Campus Architects – Banquet to Recapture ‘Snowbound’ Aura – Watne Captures McLennan Prize – Best Christmas Wishes – Roush to Speak – ‘For God So Loved… He Gave’ – An End… A Beginning – Personal Integrity: A Must – Handel’s Messiah Remains Masterpiece After 200 Years – Just Thinkin… China” One, Two or Both? – Chapel Calendar – Near, Middle East Seminar Called Impressive, Worthwhile – Little Man On Campus – For Coming Year… ‘Echo’ Staff Elects Benton Minks Editor – Inter-Varsity Calls Missions Session – Essay contests Invite Entries on Patriotism – Concerts to Comprise Musical fare – Federal Service Parley To Convene in Capital – Art Classes Stage Puppet Show Jan. 6 – Methodist Speak on Church, India – ‘Backbone of the University…’ Taylor Research Projects May Climb to Four – Terman to Study Population Growth – Religious Beliefs Study Nears End – In Fruit Flies… Males Are Weaker Sex – Radon, Tritium Study Continues Under AEC – Taylor to Seek Status In 2 Education Groups – 3 Teaching Prep Advances Are Cited – Mowrey: ‘Honor Teachers More’ – Undefeated Trojans to Face Calvin, Goshen Before Launching Three-State Holiday Tour – Sports in a Nutshell… – Hanover Falls 85-62 – For Billy Hwang… New Language–Biggest Enemy – Stiffer Requirements Aid Physical Fitness – Intramural Cagers To Vie Saturday – Trojanes to Play at Mississinewa – Applications Available for Presser, Vayhinger, Music Club Scholarships – youth Conference Heads Name Cabinet, Theme – Total of States Climbs to Forty – A New Englander… Miss Olson Adds Flavor to History – Tall Intellect Balances Short Staturs Of Newest History Teacher, Dr. Kan Ori – Pixler Named President

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  The Echo: November 9, 1961

  Taylor University

  Volume 44, Number 5

  ‘Who’s Who’ Recognizes 13 Seniors – Charles Woodbridge, Donald Ward to Present Fall Missionary Theme, ‘We Dare Not Wait’ -- $20,000 Student Fund Drive Begins; Initial Pledges Climb to $12,250 – Janet Case To Present Senior Piano Recital – As We See It… Shoulders To The Wheel, Students – So Few Have So Much – Just Thinkin… Mao or K - Lesser of Evils? – Critics Acclaim… ‘Hasty Heart’ Vibrant As Bagpipes – Drama Stirs Despite Flaws – Sincerity Marked Yank and Lachie – Joe the Cook Says… Happy Hunting, Gals–But No Sack Lunches – Little Man On Campus – Chapel Calendar – Off the Cuff… Convocation Will Honor Two Master Teachers – Sammy Morris Proves Strong Stimulus to Taylor Missions – Bishop Taylor Answered Call, Preached Gospel on Five Continents – After Six Years… Pat Deans Anticipates Reunion With Father – Trojanes Prep For Initial Clash Against Alumnae on Dec. 2 – Glass To Address Athletic Banquet – Taylor Harriers End Best Season In HCC – Odle Quintet to Tackle Alumni In Net Season Opener Saturday – Sports in a Nutshell… – Trojans Push For 8th Victory, Best Record in History – Bob Klingel Cops Golf Tournament – On Saturday… 6 Seniors To Don Purple, Gold for Last Time – Football Records – Dave Kastelein Pursues Mission Field Goal – Switchboard Sweetheart Finds Perseverance Rewards Well – Taylor Gains Entrance To College Exam Board – Under McLennan… SANE Fights Threat Of Alcoholism – Governor Denies Politics Is Dirty, Urges Positive

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  The Echo: October 26, 1961

  Taylor University

  Volume 44, Number 4

  ’61 Homecoming Reveals ‘New Horizons’ – Ft. Wayne Sinfonietta To Play Concert Finale – Frosh to Elect Leaders Tomorrow – Governor to Headline Citizenship Day – Echo, Gem Win 1st Class Status – Three Freshmen Named As Scholarship Winners – As We See It… ‘Toward New Horizons’ – Female Readers Say… Men! Be Individuals… And Date! – Spiritual Perspective Of Campus in Balance? – ‘Keep Cool Head In Cold War,’ Says Miss Olson – Chapel Slate – Marti Line – Wheaton ‘Hybrid Year’ Rivals Taylor OKd Trimester Plan – Just Thinkin… Too Much or Not Enough? – Exodus to Ft. Wayne Scheduled for Nov. 4 – ‘Impossible’ Deadlines Plague Duplicating Chief Edith Miller – Danforth Foundation Offers $12,000 in Grants – With Scottish, British Touch ‘Hasty Heart’ Awaits Curtain – Off the Cuff… GOP Faithful Outnumber Demos 9 to 1 in Survey – Trojans to Seek Fifth Homecoming Victory Saturday – Fumbles Spell 34-16 Taylor Defeat; Kastelein Maintains Scoring Lead – In the HCC… – Tennis Quintet Wins 2d Place Tie in HCC – Trojanes Begin Practice Drills – Sports in a Nutshell… – Taylor Harriers to Run in Little Big State After Third Place Finish in Conference Race – 22 Cagers Seek Starting Berths On Net Quintet – Alumni Interest Hits New High, Says Bruerd – Upland’s Leading Citizen… Barton Rees Pogue Directed First Taylor Play – Crusade Scholar… Chiwengo Contends Doors of Congo Still Open

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  The Echo: October 12, 1961

  Taylor University

  Volume 44, Number 3

  Annual Parents Day Activities To Hold Limelight On Saturday – New Campus Plan Off Drawing Board – Frosh, Judiciary Elections Planned – Taylor Day Plans Set – Citizenship Day Features Governor -- $50 Cash Prize – As We See It… Spiritual Emphasis Week–What Will Last? – Thoughts To Ponder – Not Wanted: Church Tramps – Off The Cuff… Rev. Billy Sunday Dedicated Maytag Gym 31 Years Ago – New Books Cover Wide Interests – Chapel Calendar – Just Thinkin… Our Cup Runneth Over – According to Dr. Valberg… Communism And Capitalism Can Never Co-exist – Fall Enrollment Holds at 820 Mark – Methodists Will Train African Leaders Here – Lum Sisters, Billy Hwang Bring Foreign Student Number To 17 – Taylor Education Chairman Named To National Post – College Receives Funds from Wills – Band Recordings Will Go on Sale – Still in Undefeated Ranks… Trojans Gun For Fifth Straight – Thinclads Face HCC Champions On Heels Of Two Meet Triumphs – Fall Intramurals Begin for Women – In the HCC… – Taylor Crushes Franklin Eleven 32-6, Boasts 2-0 Record In HCC Action – Indiana Scoring – Notice – Sharing Household Chores… Quartet Lives On Wheels – Racket Squad Sweeps To Second Season Victory – Intercollegiate Sports History Dates To 1934 – Sports in a Nutshell – Barbara Davenport–Chief Taylor Booster – Debate Team Prepares For Coming Tournaments – Crusade Scholar Trains at Taylor – Two Play Rehearsals To Start Next Tuesday – During Junior Year Abroad… Linda Larsen Intersperses Travel With Study – Science Academy Cites Board Head

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  The Echo: September 28, 1961

  Taylor University

  Volume 44, Number 2

  Taylathon to Kick-Off Annual Matriculation Activities – ‘New Horizons’ Is Chosen ’61 Theme – Heads Distinguished List… Dr. Charles Woodbridge Will Speak At Annual Missionary Conference – Taylor Hosts Holiness Seminar – British Evangelist… Emsley to Lead Spiritual Emphasis – Charles Bromley Teaches Natural, Social Sciences – Gwaltney, Woods Named to Council – As We See It… Why Spiritual Emphasis? – A Literary Magazine, If… – ‘Because We Are...’ – Wheaton Initiates New Class Absence Policy – Berlin Crises Won’t Lead To Third World War, Reveals Campus Survey – Just Thinkin… Dag–U.N.’s Warrior of Peace – Off the Cuff… U.S. Leads Russia–In Leather-Tooling – French Speak No French, Evan Bergwall Finds – TV Needs Talent, Beauchamp Tells Speech Assembly – Deadline Today To Apply For Federal Job Test – Barkman Runs Rorschach Test; Trio Views The Old Wild West – For Students in Missions… A Summer Of Service, Tarantulas, Indians – Recruiters to Visit – In Traditional Tug-of-War… Test Of Brawn Draws Excitement, Sweat – Chairman Named For Alumni Fund – Freshman, Junior Chosen To Assist Varsity Leaders – Cap, Gown, Hood Indicate Academic Rank Of Scholar – ‘Reens Reaching Teens’ Takes Ruth Wolgemuth To Europe – Watson, Hinkle Get Study Grants – Captains Ben, ‘Stumpy’ Lead Purple and Gold – Against Earlham Sunday… Taylor Harriers Seek 1st Victory – After Trojan 73-0 Romp Over Rose Poly… Quakers Pose Next Threat To Perfect Grid Record – Ticklish Business! – Sports in a Nutshell… – Faul Dramas Have English Flavor – New Leaders Take Reins – New 26-Girl Drill Team… High-Stepping Taylorettes Pace Marching Band – In Area Schools… 33 Education Majors Teaching in Schools – Dave Mettee Gets Council Position

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  The Echo: September 15, 1961

  Taylor University

  Volume 44, Number 1

  Extra

  Taylor University Launches 116th Year On Eve of Historic Return to Ft. Wayne – Twelve New Professors Bolster Instructional Ranks This Fall – Tomorrow In Indianapolis… Davenport’s Trojans to Tangle With Central in Grid Opener – Time Waits for No Man – As We See It… – 19 Students Serving on S-F Groups – Snow, Higgins Attend NSA Sessions, Chart Student Council Activities -- $100 Paid Bill In Good Ole days – Sports in a Nutshell… – Music Building Site of Summer Changes – New Majors, Minors… Curriculum Boasts Revisions, Additions – ‘Getting Up’ Biggest Challenge to Collegian – Chapel Calendar – 16 Upperclassmen Teaching Freshmen