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The Echo: October 16, 1929, Taylor University

1929-1930 (Volume 17)

Southern Plantation Garden Is Scene Of Mnanka Reception – Prof. Wells Studying At Bush Conservatory – From Jazz Band To Sacred Music – New Yorkers Picnic In College Woods – Prof. Pogue Elected Junior Sponsor – Special Botany Class Meets In Greenhouse – Debating Club Rush Day Results – Eulogonians Hold Annual Outing In Old Gymnasium – Men’s Intercollegiate Debate Tryout Soon – Buy An Echo – Prof. Cline Relates Experiences In East – Mounted Alligator Gift Of Prof. Furbay – Glens Scene Of Junior Outing – Indian Maidens Entertain New Girls At Glens – Conference Evangelist Returns To T.U. …

The Echo: May 22, 1929, Taylor University

1928-1929 (Volume 16)

"Special Senior Issue"

Seniors Present Class Gift – Soangetaha Honor Sponsor in Pow-Pow – Seniors’ “Who’s Who” – Gem Staff Delivers Finished Product – Speakers Named For Convention – Three Taylorites to Excavate Indian Cave – Echo Staff Elected Without A Hitch – Helen Ripley Gives Recital for Philos – Good Leadership Boosts Class of ’29 – Roll Call of the Senior Class – Surprise Party in Physics Laboratory – Seniors? Seniors! – Taylor’s Sports – Compensating Publication Staffs – Literary Notes – A Drop of Love – The Music Box – Popular Music in America Today Part II – …

The Echo: March 27, 1929, Taylor University

1928-1929 (Volume 16)

Juniors Fete Class of ’29 – Prof. Wells Returns From Wet South – Palm Sunday Services Led by Elliott – Sixteen New Books Added To Library – Debate Skill Wins Record For T. U. – Graduate of ’28 Gets Recognition in New England – Old Students Await Coming of Dr. Smith – Romeo and Juliet A Great Success – Le Cercle Francais – Choral Society Presents “Crucifixion” Friday – Six Spend Vacation at Asbury College – T. U. Four Look Into Future on Thalo Program – The Easter Meaning – Wake Up, Student Council, W-A-K-E U-P! ! ! – Easter …

The Gem 1929, Taylor University

Yearbooks (1898-Present)

The 1929 yearbook of Taylor University in Upland, Indiana.

Dedicated to Barton Rees Pogue