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The Echo: June 11, 1926, Taylor University

1925-1926 (Volume 13)

Who’s Who In The Senior Class — The Thomases In Charge of Afternoon Chapel — Problems of Missions in India — Sermons By Our Georgia Evangelist — Presentation of Hiawatha — Taylor Commencement June 13 to 16 — Eicher Re-Elected President of Class of ’27 — Great Messages Given By Dr. William Huff — Russian Minster Visits Taylor— Missionary Messages From China — Thalos Win Two Games And Series— The Master’s “Well Done” — Jones Elected President of Minsterial Association — Ockenga President of Eulogonians — Soangetahas Elect Miss Coghlan President — Election of Officers in Prayer Band — Eurekans …

The Echo: June 4, 1926, Taylor University

1925-1926 (Volume 13)

Evangelistic Convention At Taylor Beings June 4 — Memorial Day Observed At Taylor — Mr. Harris Outlines The Dispensations — Conversion and Restoration of the Jews — Who’s Who in the Senior Class — Mr. Beane Gives Graduation Recital — Juniors Give Annual Reception for Seniors — Crescent Quartette Wins Contest — Thalonian Track Men Defeat Philaletheans 64-43 Philo Sluggers Take Third Game — Dare To Be Different — Slogan Contest — Miss Dorothy Spalding’s Recital In Piano — Philos Present Pianist — A Musical Chapel Service — Miss Mabel F. Landon In Recital — Frosh Triumph Over Dignitaries — …

The Echo: May 21, 1926, Taylor University

1925-1926 (Volume 13)

Converted Jew Talks of His People — In Memoriam-William Jennings Bryan — Miss Rowland Read “Mrs. Wiggs of the Cabbage Patch” — Jacob Moses Harris At the Volunteers — The Taylor Calendar — Who’s Who in the Senior Class — Taylor’s School of Music — Well Known Artists In Recital — Wing Elected Chief-Maker of Gem — Field Secretary Gives Chapel Talk — Thalos Stop Philos By Score of 10-6 — Choral Society To Give Big Concert — Conserving Energy — Senior Class Entertained — Home Missionary Secretary Visits Taylor — Dr. Paul Speaks on A Gift Beautiful — Pi …

The Echo: May 14, 1926, Taylor University

1925-1926 (Volume 13)

Dr. Paul Speaks on “Truth” — Shilling Unanimously Elected Editor — The Taylor Calendar — Thalos Feature All Star Comedy — The Personal Method in Evangelism — Who’s Who In the Senior Class — Personality Versus Things — Miss Hawkings Reads “Little Lord Fauntleroy” — Converted Jew Coming To Taylor — Slater Speaks of Missionary Need — Philos Win First Baseball Clash — Miss Chamberlain Wins Oratorical — Student Leadership — Editor’s Note — The Student Council — Ministerial Association — Soangetahas Discuss Immigration Problem — At The Volunteers — The Volstead Act Should Be Modified — Local News — …

The Echo: April 23, 1926, Taylor University

1925-1926 (Volume 13)

Joseph Smith And The School of Prophets — Evangelist J. C. Lonc Gives Inspiring Talk — The Gospel And Our Eternal Destiny — The Taylor Calendar — The Legal Hundred Meets in Special Session — Crowded House Cheers “Merely Mary Ann” — Students And Visitors Hear Joseph Owen — Alumni Notes — Philos Win From Thalos By 30-18 Score — Bishop Taylor Oratorical Contest — Campus Pride — Racial Superiority Complex — Are You Freezing God’s flowers — A Taylor Athletic Field — Rev. Francis Thomas Speaks At Ministerial Meeting — How Much Work Should Students Carry — Base Ball …

The Echo: March 26, 1926, Taylor University

1925-1926 (Volume 13)

Rev. C. W. Ruth Begins Special Meetings — Bolshevism Rank, Says Chapel Speaker — Four P’s, Peace, Partnership, Presence, Prayer — The Taylor Calendar — Taylor Debating Schedule With Two Climactic Victories — Hunt Speaks on “Suffering of Christ” — Philoletheans Hold Annual Stunt Night — Orchestra Program Coming — Thalos Again Score Two Victories — Pogue On Perfection of Holiness — Campus Idealism — Taylor Graduate Becomes Prominent — M. E. Church — Soangetahas Elect Miss Ruby Dare — Credit to Whom Credit is Due — Let’s Play Square — “Flop Flop” — “The Sonata Allegro” — A Lost …

The Gem 1926, Taylor University

Yearbooks (1898-Present)

The 1926 yearbook of Taylor University in Upland, Indiana.

Dedication: In dedicating this volume to the "Bigger and Better Taylor," we include every student from 1846 to 1926. In the eighty years of her existence, Taylor has achieved the highest in every field, and her alumni circle the globe, proclaiming that "Christ Lives and Reigns." To these true sons and daughters, to her splendid faculty, to her devoted students, and to her hallowed halls, we respectfully dedicate this volume. May it honor Taylor.