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  The Echo: May 15, 1964

  Taylor University

  Volume 45B, Number 12

  New Faculty Members Join Taylor University Staff For Coming Year – Taylor Profs. Help Write Commentary – Letter To The Editor – Organ Recital Scheduled for Friday, May 22 – A Student’s Prayer – Trojan Players Scheduled to Give “The Wounded” In Shreiner May 20 – Senior Win Class of the Year Award With 2275 Total Points – Five Clubs Content For Club of Year – From the Editor… Pain, Frustration, Success – Assuming Responsibility – This Seems To Be The Story… The Rain Coming Down – Living Christianly… The Christian Experience – Wedding Bells Chime For Many “Lucky” Taylor University Couples This Summer – Regret – The Reason Why – May 15 To Be Date For Jr.-Sr. Banquet -- Perils, Pots, Pup Tents Cause Excitement Of New Orleans Trip – Taylor Baseball Team Takes Second Place In Annual Christian College Tournament – Coach Davenport Trains Football Team For Touch Opponents In Coming Season – Prospects High For Track Victory In Conference Meet

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  The Echo: May 1, 1964

  Taylor University

  Volume 45B, Number 10B

  Marylee Sweet Recital In Shreiner Auditorium – Spanish Prof., Cook Leaves T.U. Family – E.S. Banker and T. Ladd Join Taylor Faculty, Staff – Varied Events Highlight Fine Arts Festival With Play, Lyceum, Art Exhibits, Concert – Sixteen Seniors Will Graduate As Chi Alpha Omega Members – “Romeo and Juliet” Is Credit To Cast and Crew – Richard Ellsasser Performs Here – Representing Taylor – From the Editor… Real Student Objectives – Administration Drops Business Ed. Program – This Seems To Be The Story… It May Be – Letters to the Editor… Campus Represented – Church Attendance Poll By Deeper Life – Pre-Registration Set Thursday, May 7 – Notice – Behind The Scenes Typical Shackmates Discuss Cultural Fine Arts Festival – Balmy Heath Compares Upland Scenery, London – David Horsey Accepts Position As Editor Of ILIUM Next Year – Dr. Cross, Miss Davis Will Leave Taylor Next Year – Under Leadership Of Coach Glass Track Team Aims To Develop Cooperation, Unify Squad – Trojan Trackdown “Golf, Tennis Teams In Practice”

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  The Echo: April 17, 1964

  Taylor University

  Volume 45B, Number 10

  Welcome, Guests! – Trojan Players Will Perform Famous Stage Production “Romeo And Juliet” April 29-May 1 – Camp Upland Slated; Dr Young In Charge – John Battice Will Perform On Cornet For Senior Recital – Dr. Thompson Leaves Taylor This Year To Take Post At Spring Arbor College – New Student Council Officers Begin Term of Office April 15 – From The Editor… Contemporary Literature Seen As Affecting Values Of Nation – Spring–More Than a Season – This Seems To Be The Story… A Celebration – Living Christianity… Be Ye Holy – Teenagers, What Rule Guides Your Outlook And Your Future? – New Members Of The Honor Board Will Take Office During The Fall Season – Our Testimony Should Be A Challenge, Not A Chore – New Humor – Bayert Defends Honor Principal – Letter To The Editor The Right Spirit – Richard Ellsasser, Famed Organist, Scheduled To Give Organ Concert In Maytag Gymnasium – Memories, Experiences Mark Student Teaching – Little Man On Campus – Mick Lives Like A King–Until Conferees Move In – Distraught Taylorite Receives Comforting Letter From Home – Wandering – Professor Lee Finds Varied Interests Beneficial In Teaching Experiences – “In all Thy Ways Acknowledge Him And He Shall Direct Thy Path – Cabinet Heads Extend Welcome To Visiting Youth Conferees – Trojan Trackdown: Trackteam Shows Depth – Baseball Team Members Show Dedication To Their Christian Beliefs On Spring Tour – Life Story Of Professional Athlete Shows School Experiences Change Goals And Motives – Team Perfects Iron Shots As Conference Golf Begins

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  The Echo: March 20, 1964

  Taylor University

  Volume 45B, Number 9B

  Stan Guillaume, Marcey Minks Express Thanks For Staff Work – Dr. Elder To Speak On Sandburg Prose – Romeo And Juliet To Be Fifth In Film Series – Student Council Holds Election, Places New Rules in Operation – Burkholder, Knudsen Announce Spring Banquet Theme, “Bouquet” – Faculty Members Receive Promotions – Phoebe Dew To Give Recital Thursday – Class of the year standings – ECHO To Remain Uncensored – Is Honor Board Unbiased? – Thank You – This seems to be the story… The Sting of Death – Letters to the Editor… Christ’s Love Brings Unity – Council Comments… Exam Exemption Is Refused – Review of “Pygmalion” Shows Achievement Of Cast And Crew – Through African Eyes… Polygamy is Respectable – “How Do You Look At It?” – Indoor Practice And Spring Baseball Tour Afford Valuable Pre-Season Experiences – Angelic Beings Visit Astonished TV Sports Writer To Give Inspiration Concerning Heavenly Athletics – Trojan Trackdown Trackmen Prepare For Season

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  The Echo: March 6, 1964

  Taylor University

  Volume 45B, Number 9

  Dr. Borchers and Dr. White Join University Teaching Staff – Seven States Included In Chorale Spring Tour – Board Accepts Gift For Faculty Housing – George B. Shaw’s “Pygmalion” Scheduled for March 12, 13, 14 – Fine Arts Committee Plans Exotic Activities For Tour – Patton Announces Painting Contest – International Day Features Haitian, Raymond Joseph – Faculty Effective? – Letters to the Editor… Controversy Continues – Suggestions? – This seems to be the story… That Country’s Man – Council Comments… Student Body Elections – Apology – Through African Eyes… Massacre Season In Congo – Some Abuse Privileges With Library Materials – Cockroach Tells of College Life In Magee-Campbell Wisconsin – Wrestlers Combine Skill, Training, Spirit In Indiana Little State Tournament Events – Intramurals Progress from Intra-murder to Intra-maul – Coach Odle Cries Loudly “Wait Until Next Year”

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  The Echo: February 14, 1964

  Taylor University

  Volume 45B, Number 8

  Youth Conference Promises Highly Qualified Ministry of Mr. Kinlaw and Mr. McFarland – Gamma Delta Beta Sponsors Annual Valentine Banquet – Education Students Should See Roster – Departments of Music and Speech To Present Contemporary Operas – Religious Drama Is Workshop Theme – Six Editors Represent New Echo Staff This Semester – Students, Faculty Lack Respect – Change in Government – In Memoriam – This seems to be the story… Days of Significance – Letters to Editor… Really Christian? – Living Christianity… Sex Standards Nil? – Council Comments… Student Participation? – Letter to the editor… What Prompts “Chapel Disease”? – 1964 Gamma Delta Beta Sweetheart Candidates Anticipate Coronation At Valentine Banquet – Taylor’s High Admission Standards Are Necessary – “Parnassus” Changes Name To “Purple Patches” – Results Revealed in Campus Poll On Taylor’s Dress Regulations – New Fight Song – Invitations Cause Excitement In Girls’ Dormitory – Taylor Students Invaded By England’s New “Beatles” – Attitude of German Youth Typifies World-Wide Attitude – Sampling of Chapel Absences Yields Unusual Statistics – Trojans Score Victories In Home and Road Matches – Visitor From India Finds Basketball, As Played in America, Very Different – Taylor Grappler Shows Thoughts In Mind of Wrestler Before Match

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  The Echo: January 17, 1964

  Taylor University

  Volume 45B, Number 7

  Final Examination Schedule – Reade Lectures Feature Dr. H.J. Ockenga Speaking on “The Gospel of Good News” – Administration Urges Early Registration – Twenty-Two Seniors Qualify as Candidates for Graduation – Peter Kobe Will Give Senior Voice Recital January 17 – Staff Plans Annual “Community Night” – Chapel Disease?? – Echoed in Passing – This Seems to be the Story… The “Yous” in South Vietnam Reflect Feelings – Living Christianity… Giving From The Heart – Letter To The Editor – The Council Comments… Coming Events – Send The Light Tours Mexico City During Christmas Vacation – An Evening in the Home of Professor And Mrs. Cotner Reveal Quiet Life – History is Made With Victories In First Three Wrestling Matches – Trojane Team Beats Their Archrivals, Anderson – Taylor Trojans Win Twice While on Southern Trip

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  The Echo: December 11, 1963

  Taylor University

  Volume 45B, Number 6

  Oratorio Chorus, Orchestra Present Annual Performance of “The Messiah” – Trojan Players Explore Fears, Relationships In THE DARK AT THE TOP OF THE STAIRS – Ten Taylor Seniors Receive Recognition From Who’s Who for Leadership, Scholarship – Ski Lodge Is Central Theme Of Student Council Banquet – Judges of Oratorical Contest Announce Bob Finch Winner – Pantomime of MY UNCLE To Be Shown in Film Series – Youth Conference Song Contest Begins – In Retrospect – An Editor Reminisces – Student Academic Affairs Committee Discusses Dress Standards At Taylor – Living Christianity… Make It CHRISTmas – Who’s Who Among Students in American Colleges and Universities – Off the Cuff… Dr. E.S. Phinney Elected – Plans For New Campus Are In Final Stage – Lack Of Love Shows Christian Satisfaction – Christ Child, Trees, Nativity Scenes, Carols Are Symbols of Christmas Around the World – Replace Typical Thoughts with Real Christian Meaning – Prof. D. E. Heath Deciphers Old Greek Manuscripts – Three Ebright Brothers Reveal Similarities, Differences – Registration To Be Completed During Final Examination Week – Tutoring Service Begins Aid to Taylor Students – Bette Clint Wins Bookstore Contest – Work at Au Sable Gives Opportunities For Learning Outside Classroom – Huntington Captures Taylor Tourney; Trojans Set Indiana Record During Vacation – Taylor Wrestling Team Upsets Earlham Team in First Inter-Collegiate Wrestling Match – Trojan Trackdown – Intramurals Will Include Basketball, Bowling Teams – T-Club Sponsors Contests In Basketball, Cheerleading

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  The Echo: November 13, 1963

  Taylor University

  Volume 45B, Number 5

  Bonnie Girard Names Snackbar ‘Chat & Chew’ – Lorraine Hansberry’s ‘A Raisin in the Sun’ Will Be Shown at November 16 Film Series – Lt. Col. Russell M. Clark Is New Admissions Counselor – Who’s Who of American Women Names Mrs. R.E. Greathouse – Core Committee Reveals YC Speakers, Cabinet – Speakers Bright, Nicholson Extend Missionary Challenge – John Jenkins Presents Senior Voice Recital – Honoring Parents – President Encourages The Taylor Family – Spirit of Christmas Season Should Remain Throughout Year – Big Government: Money Is Its Power – “Before Honor Is Humility” Is a High Goal to Achieve – Living Christianity A World In Darkness – Chapel Slate – Relocation Group Gives Encouraging Information – Football Team Presents Gospel at YFC Rallies – Evan Bergwall Receives Rotary Scholarship For 1964-65 Study at University of London – Students Find Culture in France Different from Western World – Race, Religion Workshop Will Be November 16 – Trojan Trackdown Preview of Baseball Season – Non-conference Game Climaxes Fall Sports; Taylor Has First, Second, Fifth HCC Places – Highly Competitive Intramural Sport Satisfies Gridiron Desires of Players

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  The Echo: October 25, 1963

  Taylor University

  Volume 45B, Number 4

  50th Anniversary

  Homecoming Marks Golden Year Of The Echo – Trojan Players to Open Season with Production of Goetz’ ‘The Heiress’ – Congratulations! – Announcement – Congratulations! – Small College Newspapers – The ECHO and the Future – Honor Board Proceedings Are Illustrated In Case Based On an Actual Happening – Living Christianity My Soul Longs – Indiana Collegiate Press Association – A Conservative Speaks… Relating Past to Present – First Issue Covers Summer News of the College Family – Saint Mary-of-the-Woods, Indiana – ECHO Given Name By E. G. Giggy As Paper Becomes Part of Taylor – Editors Find Journalism Valuable in Later Life – A Directory of ECHO Editors 1913-1963 – Editors Are Found to Stray from the Expected Organized and Academic Life – Associate Editor of ‘Sunday School Times’ Presents Reflections of an Ex-Echo Editor – Countless Comforts Aid Campus Of the Old Days – The “ITCH,” Special Issue of The ECHO, Almost Distributed – Special Issues, Stunts, Highlight Unusual Issues From The ECHO – ECHO Excerpts Tell of High Points in History of Taylor – Annual Parents’ Day Will Be November 9 – Barton R. Pogue Praises ECHO for Launching His Career – Indiana Central College – Little Man On Campus – Move from Ft. Wayne to Upland in 1893 Shows Faith Despite Much Difficulty – Taylor Initiates Homecoming Tradition In September, 1948 – Congratulations! – Enrollment Reaches High of 848; Indiana Has Largest Percentage – English Proficiency Tests Are October 29 – Chorale To Sing at Methodist Laymen’s Rally in Fort Wayne – Norm Nelson Presents Concert November 7 – Dr. Coughenour Aids in Taylor Sports Program – Africa Christian Advocate – Chapel Slate – Alumni Association Of Taylor Raise Needed Funds For School – Taylor Is A Preparatory Place To Train Youth How To Live, Learn and Mature Together – First Issue of ECHO Gives Alumni Activities – Short Trip Into Past Reveals A Different Kind of Athletics – Marian College – Since Beginning of Cross Country in 1938 Taylor Harriers Demonstrate Love For Country – Past Taylor Philo Teams Mark Onset Of Present Class Intramural Program – Hanover Team Expected to Give Trojans Battle in HCC Game – U.C.L.A. Prepares Davenport For Coaching Career at Taylor – Indiana Central Takes Cross Country Title; Taylor Harriers are Second in HCC Meet – Congratulations! – Wrestling Team to Begin Season on December 7 – HCC Tennis Standings

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  The Echo: October 11, 1963

  Taylor University

  Volume 45B, Number 3

  Manager Joe Biermann Announces Contest to Rename Snack Bar – “Ballad of Soldier” Second in Series – Men Investigate Use of Camp Area In Taylor Program – Taylor Student Body to See Fort Wayne Campus Saturday – Chorale Plans Eastern Tour – Members of Senior class Begin Twelve Hour Prayer Chain – Soccer, Volleyball Features Of Annual Class Day Activities – Jack Given Has European Venture – What Is Deficiency List? – Examine Self Now – From the President’s Desk A Petition for Prayer Support – Echo from Past Reveals Mystery of Rock Fountain in Campus Court – A Conservative Speaks… About U.S., Viet Cong Tactics – Living Christianity Proclaim Christ to All – …So Place Your Faith – Wedding Band Exists to Enrich Lives of Taylor Married Women – Chapel Slate – Goodyear Tire & Rubber Company Survey Finds 44 Percent of College Students Own Cars – Toby Mort, K900L, Talks About Hobby As Amateur Radio Operator – Ron Schooler Talks On African Missions – Course Record Broken As Earlham Harriers Win First Annual Taylor Invitational Meet – M. Mancini, “The Big Bear,” Shows Promise as Frosh Tackle – Taylor Beats Franklin; Held Scores Three Times – Tennis Team Loses First Two in HCC Competition

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  The Echo: September 27, 1963

  Taylor University

  Volume 45B, Number 2

  Taylor, IIU Work Together In Dual Campus Arrangement – Drama Organization Selects Six Plays – Taylor Band Performs Under New Director – 1964 Youth Conference Preparations Begin As Officers, Sponsors Hold First Meeting – Lyceum Series Commences Tonight With Breen Chamber Theatre – Dr. Paul Kindschi Will Speak For Spiritual Emphasis Week – After Experiment, Two-Hour Exams Return to Taylor – Honor System Shows Maturity – Thursday–Day of Prayer – Letter to the Editor… – Church, Church-Related Schools Have Mutual Responsibility – A Conservative Speaks… Against Test Ban Treaty – I Saw A Tear – “Living” Christianity… “Be Always Ready” – Three Seniors’ European Tours Give Insights of World, People – Echo Apology – Thursdays Named As Days Of Intercessory Prayer – Former Echo Columnist Finds Humor in Social Worker’s Role – Chapel Slate – Important – Taylor Gives Challenge To Earlham Win Streak – Cheerleaders Learn to Stimulate Enthusiasm at Sporting Events – Taylor Harriers Are Sixth in Invitation Hokum Karem Meet at Wabash College – Attention – Cross Country Schedule

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  The Echo: September 13, 1963

  Taylor University

  Volume 45B, Number 1

  “Welcome” Given by “Presidents” of Taylor – Dr. Martin Welcomes Frosh As Part of Grand Old College – Echo Celebrates 50th Anniversary With Homecoming Theme “Echoes” – A Conservative Speaks… Sweet-Sounding Words – Dr. Joseph C. Wagner to Speak At Matriculation Day Service – Bayert Gives Spiritual Challenge to Students – Taylor Makes New Additions to Faculty Over Summer Months – Coach Odle Honored – 1960 “Echoes” Still Give Good Advice to All – Taylor Has Unique Atmosphere – Chapel Slate – Off The Cuff… – Wise Words – Trojans Anticipate an Exciting Year on Top – Bulletin – Campus Mail