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  The Echo: May 21, 1965

  Taylor University

  Volume 46, Number 14

  New Additions, Changes Mark Next Year’s Faculty, Staff – Personnel Staff Expanded; Alumni Are Head Residents – School Insurance To Cover Summer – Symphonic Band Presents “Patterns In Jazz” Annual “Pops” Concert Feature Of May 22 – Review Of School Year Reflects Board Decisions And Administrative Policies – A Second Look At Cuts – Building For The Future – The Brighter Side – Letters to the Editor… Heaven, Hell To Be Forever – Little Man On Campus – Six Scholarships Offered For 1965-66 – A Student’s Tribute… More Than A Professor – Bob Connor Accepts Position As ILIUM Editor; Plans ’66 Annual; More Staff Members Needed – The College Experience An Individual Reaction – Trojans Win Track Crown – Trojans Split Two With Manchester, Hanover; Finish Season With 5-5 Record In Conference – All-Sports Trophy – Golf Team Beats Franklin; Flannigan Team’s MVP

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  The Echo: May 7, 1965

  Taylor University

  Volume 46, Number 13

  Dr. Milo Rediger Chosen As New Taylor President – 130 Seniors To Graduate In May 20 Commencement – “Murder In The Cathedral” Climaxes Season; Final Trojan Player Production Tonight – Annual Fine Arts Festival To Include Variety Of Cultural Events In Week-Long Program – Oratorio Chorus Gives Concert Of Baroque Music – Symphonic Band Presents Classical Concert, May 8 – Jane Stickler Presents Instrumental Recital – The Echo Editorials – A Study In Apathy – The Learning Process – This Seems to be the Story… Spring Has Not Come – Letters to the Editor… Hell Temporary Punishment – Mimics… What Is This Thing Called Coolness? – State SEA Elects Barb Beanblossom – Letters to the Editor… Personnel Staff Defies Standards – Taylor University Choral Relates Varied Experiences – Thanks – ’65 Ilium Out Soon Plans Begin For ’66 – Trojans Split Doubleheader With Franklin Losing First Game 9-8; Winning Second 7-4 – Trojans Win Double Dual; Bow To Earlham, Hillsdale – Sports Preview – Rebounds – Golfers Blank Grace College; Team Improved From Last Year

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  The Echo: April 9, 1965

  Taylor University

  Volume 46, Number 12

  Administrator Revises New Trimester Schedule – New Dorm To Be Constructed; Occupancy Set For September – Chi Alpha Omega Fraternity Elects Outstanding Seniors – Youth Conference Weekend Becomes Reality As High Schoolers Arrive On Taylor Campus – E. Sterl Phinney Named As New Academic Dean – Religious Drama Presents Morality Play April 10 – Chorale Plans Tour Of Mid-West – From the Editor… Mandatory Dues Needed – Attitudes Harmful – Echo’s Policy For Letters – This Seems to be the Story… World Of Chickens – Letters to the Editor… Stray Dogs In South Fairlane – Announcement – Living Christianity… Christ In Us Fulfilling Our Desires – Easter Around The World – Around Our Campus… Relocation Necessary – For Your Free Time – Some Hints To Conferees On Value Of New Courses – High Schooler Reports Non-Existence Of Moon; World Leaders React With Profound Comments – Mimics… Between The Lines From Florida – Something New… Hour Of Prayer – Youth Conference Schedule Provides Full Program For Conferees, Taylorites – Bishop Ralph Dodge, African Missionary Speaks to Student Body April 29, 30 – Bob’s Inch – Thinclads Make Successful Debut At Franklin; Face Bluffton Saturday in Home Opener – Spotlight on the Coaches… Man Of Many Talents – Sports Preview – Rebounds

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  The Echo: March 26, 1965

  Taylor University

  Volume 46, Number 11

  Kastelein, Carlson Elected To Head Student Council – Professor Of History From Anderson College, Dr. P. Y. Loh, Speaker For International Day – Sweet Shop Held In Student Center; Another In Planning – Elaine Miller, Taylor Senior, To Present Classical Piano Recital On March 26 In Shreiner – County Fair Here April 3; Maytag Converted To Midway – “The Informer” Next Of Featured Films – Administration Announces Three Faculty Changes – The Positive Approach – Response Deplorable – Letter to the Editor… Salvation For All – This Seems to be the Story… The Poll That Was – Living Christianity… Motives Questioned – Announcement – Mimics… Where Do We Go?–Out – Experience Of “Norm The Gnome” Illustrates Typical County Fair Adventure At Taylor – Trojan Baseball Season Begins April 3; Coach Optimistic About Tough Schedule – Spotlight on the Coaches… From Pro To Coach – Rebounds – Trojans Compete At Indiana; Opening Meet Approaching

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  The Echo: March 15, 1965

  Taylor University

  Volume 46, Number 10

  Taylor to Stay in Upland

  Board Of Trustees Reconsiders Proposed Move To Fort Wayne, Decides Taylor Will Stay – Taylor Debates Ball State At Meet, Wednesday March 17 – Jewish Rabbi To Speak To Taylor Students – “Leaders For Christ” Conference, March 22, 23 – Kastelein Opposes Taylor For Presidency March 22 – Classical Recital Given By miss Barbara Carruth – Noted Concert Artist, Adele Addison, Success – The Echo Editorials – From The Editor… A Time To Embrace – The Importance Of Prayer – This Seems to be the Story.. The Rain Still Falls – Living Christianity… Patience Is Inner Power – Bob’s Inch – Letter to the Editor… Disrespect Shown To Artists – Student Teachers Look At Past Problems As Learning Experience – Mimics… Letter For Parents–A Public Service – Taylor Band Prepares For Six-Day Tour; Concerts To Be Given In Ohio, Indiana – Beetles Preparing American Teenagers For Revolution – Trojan Track Season Starts March 30; Tinclads Entertain Calvin In Opener – Spotlight on the Coaches… George Glass, Cindy’s Dad – Rebounds – Golf Team Begins Practice; Season Looks Encouraging

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  The Echo: February 26, 1965

  Taylor University

  Volume 46, Number 9

  Trojan Players Present “Hedda Gabler” In Shreiner; Season’s Third Production – Student Council Initiates Series Of Articles; Pool Table, Odd Jobs, Elections Discussed – Prayer for Taylor Scheduled March 11 – Dr. Love, Rev. Brown Speak At 1965 Youth Conference – Taylor Plans For Ninth Annual Science Lectures March 7-17 – Alpha Phi Gamma Induction Held For Taylor Chapter – Walter Martin to Talk On Religious Cults – The Echo Editorials – The Christian Life – Council Comments… The Approaching Storm – This Seems to be the Story… Evaluate Carefully – Living Christianity… Rejoice In The Lord – Letter to the Editor… In Criticism of Speakers – Summer Jobs In Europe Readily Available To Qualified, Interested College Students – Little Man On Campus – Work Begins On Taylor Literary Magazine; Staff Requests Student Poetry, Prose; Art – In Appreciation… Thank You, Taylor University – Intramurals Coming To Close; Tournament Promises Close Battles – Trojans Second In Conference; Greyhounds Repeat As Champs – Girls’ Inter-Dorm Volleyball Tourney Begins February 22 – League Standings – “Hoosier Hystery” – Trojans Upset Manchester Team; Tie For Third In Conference

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  The Echo: February 12, 1965

  Taylor University

  Volume 46, Number 8

  Newspaper breaks In New Editor And Staff; Fran Weiss Assumes 1965 ECHO Editorship – John Noble Presents Lectures February 17th – Dr. Martin Resigns Post As President; Board Names Dr. Rediger To Position – Administration Makes Changes In Taylor Staff – Trustees Approve New Rates; Increased Costs Bring Changes – Administrative Changes – Taylor’s Riddle – Living Christianity… Spiritual Emphasis Week – This Seems to be the Story… The Inaugural – Letters to the Editor… Disrespect Shown – Discussion Planned Before Film Series – Four Junior Girls TO Vie For Title Of 1965 Gamma Delta Beta Sweetheart – Teacher Education, Tutoring Service Give Reminders – Rebounds – Track, Baseball Teams Begin Training; Both Look Forward To Winning Season – Trojan Wrestling Team defeats Tough Manchester Squad, 21-9 – Trojans Lose To Wheaton, Indiana Central; Whip Anderson Ravens In Conference Tilt – Conference Standings

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  The Echo: January 15, 1965

  Taylor University

  Volume 46, Number 7

  Dr. C. W. Mouser Joins Summer Staff; Biology Field Station Opens At AuSable – Dr. Eugene L. Smith Chosen as Speaker For Reade Lectures – John Jantzen Returns To University Staff – Taylor University Concert Band To Present Annual Winter Performance On February 5 – Art Department Establishes New Art Contests – Ralph Votapek Gives Concert At Tonight’s Lyceum Series – Debating Team Places At Ball State Tourney – Administrative Announcements – In Response – From the Editor… Echoes Of 1964 – This Seems to be the Story… The Great Society – Less Criticism Desirable – Living Christianity… Motivation In 1965 – Letter to the Editor… Use of Profanity Questioned – Bob’s Inch – Diary Of Taylor Student Reveals Downfalls And Triumphs Of Busy Final Examination Week – In Appreciation… Thank You, Dr. Borchers – Overall basketball Statistics Impressive; Next Few Conference Games Must Be Victories – Wrestling Team Improving; Soundly Defeats Anderson – A Knowledge of Wrestling Rules Makes Sport More Interesting, Meaningful to Spectators – Clews’ Views

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  The Echo: December 4, 1964

  Taylor University

  Volume 46, Number 6

  Fort Wayne Businessman Joins Taylor Board Of Trustees – Annual Christmas Banquet Scheduled For December 16 – Trojan Players To Present Saroyan’s “Cave Dwellers” December 10, 11, 12 – Chorale Schedules Spring Concerts – Oratorio Chorus Prepares For Annual Presentation Of Handel’s “Messiah” – Cabinet Makes Further Plans For 1965 Youth Conference – Senior Comp Exams Scheduled December 8 – The Echo Editorials – Immaturity Shown – Extra Cost Worth-while – This Seems To Be The Story… Sandlot Football – Living Christianity… Love One Another – Announcement – Little Man On campus – The Echo Staff Wishes You A Merry Christmas – These Thing Will Live – Candles At Christmas – Sandy Humble, Taylor University Senior, Records Her First Album Of Folk Songs – Living In Present can Make Remembrance Of Past, Life In Future More Rewarding – Final Registration Set For Mid January – Variety Of Things Combine To Evoke Christmas Spirit – Contest Results – Taylor Professors Join In Producing Commentary – Fire Begins In Closet, Destroys Books, Clothing Of Three Swallow-Robin Girls – Student Council Explains 1964-65 Finances As Minimum Operating Expenses For Campus – Art Department Sponsors Two Drawing Contests – Clews’ Views – Intramural Season Opens Up; 120 Students to Participate – Sports Personality… Promising Freshman Player – Taylor Trounces Detroit In Free-Scoring Contest

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  The Echo: November 13, 1964

  Taylor University

  Volume 46, Number 5

  Youth Conference Co-Chairmen Complete Plans and Cabinet – Mission Fields Open to Students to Get Experience – Professor Phil Loy Joins T. U. History Department – Oratorical Contest Dated November 30, December 2 – Eleven Seniors Selected by University To Represent Taylor In Who’s Who – Master Teacher Convocation To Be Held Here November 17 – The Echo Editorials – From the Editor… Cheating Must End – Parking Problems – Student Gripes – This seems to be the story… The Big And Small – Letters to the Editor… Thanks Expressed – Living Christianity… Missionary Calling – Freneau’s Poem “Caty-Did” Inspires Taylorites To Poetic Thoughts And Interpretations – Meditation… Student Prayer on Thanksgiving – Student Recalls Parents’ Visit With Mixed Emotion – I Saw A Tear – Clews’ Views – NAIA Announces Official Grid All Star Team; Five Taylor Players Among Those Chosen – Taylor Downs Franklin In Defensive Contest TO Capture Third Straight Conference Title – Varsity-Alumni Game Set; Hard Fight Anticipated

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  The Echo: October 30, 1964

  Taylor University

  Volume 46, Number 4

  Welcome Alumni and Guests

  New Spanish Club Joins Taylor Organizations List – Taylor Schedules Annual Parents Day Program With Football Game Highlight for November 7 – Taylor Second Lyceum Series Features E. Martin Brown as Famed Impressionist – Final Preparations Near Completion On Trimester Program – Professor Phillipe de Gain Joins French Department – The Echo Editorials – Controversy – Keep Right – This seems to be the story… Campaign 1964 – Living Christianity… Face Discouragement – Goldwater Leading In Survey Taken On Area Campuses – Letters to the Editor… Appreciation Expressed – Falling Leaves Bring Apathetic Attitudes – 1964 Yearbook Receives ACP “First-Class” Rating – Trustee-Faculty Conference Dated Friday, October 30 – November 8-14 Designated American Education Week – Need Help? – Special Announcements – Thank You – Eight Girls Candidate For Homecoming Queen Honors – Political Poll Shows GOP Win – Trojan Players First 1964-65 Production Satisfies An Experience Reviewer-Critic – Executive Dinner Promotes Taylor Image In Fort Wayne – Faculty Member Defends Womens’ Rights Vigorously During Recent Chapel Address – Bob’s Inch – Au Sable Trails Camp Provides Recreation And Education For Several Biology Students – Taylor’s Literary Club Formulates Plans For Year – “Mimics” – Organization Key To Success – Taylor Represented At Annual Associated Collegiate Press Convention In Chicago – Yearbook Planning Begins As New Staff Sets Up Fundamental Ilium Organization – How Not To Pick The Nominee – Trojans Win Conference Meet – Clews’ Views – Trojanes Practicing For Difficult Season – Little Man On Campus – Tennis Team Finishes in Second With I.C. Greyhounds – Intramurals Season Closes; Undefeated Oilers Cop Title – Taylor Trojans Retain Conference Lead By Stomping Rough Hanover Panthers 23-7 – Homecoming Game Pits Defending Champion Taylor Against The Number One Challenger

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  The Echo: October 17, 1964

  Taylor University

  Volume 46, Number 3

  “Arsenic and Old Lace” Will Be Presented At Taylor October 22-24 By Trojan Players – Tri-mester Plan Causes Changes In Registration – Proficiency Tests To Be October 27 – Public Affairs Committee Engenders Interest in Present Political Science – Class Attendance Policy Outlined For Students – Organist Don Hustad Performs on Campus – T-Club “Monster Mash” Will Be Held In Maytag – From the Editor… Examine Attitudes – Spiritual Strengthening – This Seems to be the Story… Kennedy Versus Keating – Student Judicial Board Explains Duties, Policies – Living Christianity… Work For Christ – Letter To The Editor… Class Attendance – Beaux Arts Trio Scheduled to Become First Of Taylor’s Lyceum Programs for 64-65 Year – Dorm Life Becomes Quite Confusing In Anticipation of “Beaus Arrival” – “Leadership Training” Strengthens Faith – “Henry the Fifth” Difficult to Follow – An Instructor’s Prayer For Strength, Guidance – Tennis Team Loses to Hanover; Meets Indiana Central Saturday – Intramural Standings Indicate Exceptional Freshman Squad – Trojans Take Third Place In Earlham Invitational – Earlham Quakers Defeat Trojans in Final Seconds

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  The Echo: September 24, 1964

  Taylor University

  Volume 46, Number 2

  Freshman Week, Matriculation Start Student Into New Year – Taylor Students “Stub” Big Toes – Taylor Initiates Trimester System Beginning ’65 Term – Miss Janet Benning Engaged to Marry – Cheerleaders Elected for Coming Year – T-Club, Delts Plan Fashion Show ‘Around the World’ – Taylor Orientates Modern New Portable Classrooms – Jere Truex Joins Taylor As Freshman Class Member – Taylor T-Club Plans Halloween Party – From the Editor… Essence of Greatness – Accepting Discomforts – Be Master of Your Fate – This Seems To Be The Story… The Nights That Were – Living Christianity… Deeper Look At Honesty – The Judicial Board States Honor Code – Many Types Of Students Flow Together To Make A College – Little Man On Campus – New Taylor Cheerleaders Bring Varied Backgrounds and Interests – Miss Betty Campbell Joins Staff As Head Resident – Harriers Take Third Place In Cross Country Meet – Trojans Lose First Game; Season Promises Better – Football Player Finds Grueling Schedule Of Fall Practices Rough, Tough, Rewarding

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  The Echo: September 11, 1964

  Taylor University

  Volume 46, Number 1

  President Martin Extends Greeting to Taylorites – Student Judicial Board Asks For All-Campus Cooperation – Newcomers Receive Warnings, Encouragement From Student Body President, Lynn Miller – Dr. Brause Joins Administration As Assistant Dean – Administrative Offices Stress Early Changes – Living Christianity… Training for His Followers – From the Editor… Desire to Serve – Opportunity for Growth – Campus Comments… In Jesus’ Name – Outlook Appears Excellent As Football Season Nears – Dean Presents Standards For Auto Regulations – Exhortations For Living – Little Man On Campus