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The Echo: December 4, 1964, Taylor University

1964-1965 (Volume 46)

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 …

The Echo: November 13, 1964, Taylor University

1964-1965 (Volume 46)

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 …

The Echo: October 30, 1964, Taylor University

1964-1965 (Volume 46)

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 …

The Echo: October 17, 1964, Taylor University

1964-1965 (Volume 46)

“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 …

The Echo: September 24, 1964, Taylor University

1964-1965 (Volume 46)

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 Echo: September 11, 1964, Taylor University

1964-1965 (Volume 46)

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