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The Echo: December 11, 1963, Taylor University

1963-1964 (Volume 45B)

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 …

The Echo: November 13, 1963, Taylor University

1963-1964 (Volume 45B)

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 …

The Echo: October 25, 1963, Taylor University

1963-1964 (Volume 45B)

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 …

The Echo: October 11, 1963, Taylor University

1963-1964 (Volume 45B)

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 …

The Echo: September 27, 1963, Taylor University

1963-1964 (Volume 45B)

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” …

The Echo: September 13, 1963, Taylor University

1963-1964 (Volume 45B)

“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 …