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The Echo: December 15, 1932, Taylor University

1932-1933 (Volume 20)

Merry Christmas Happy New Year

Seniors Sponsor Huge Track Meet Friday Evening – Gospel Team Holds Holiday Meeting – Season’s Greetings – Educator Gives Grammar Theory – Educational Screen Gives Famed Legend – Revival Meeting Results in Fine Spiritual Value – NOTICE – Girls’ Gospel Team Makes Debut Sunday – Coach Cornwell Returns To T. U. – Wessel’s “Noel” To Be Presented By T. U. Chorus – Thalo’s To Present Christmas Pageant – Worship!! – The Other Wise Man – Hash – Star Dust – Literary Gleanings – Officers of Organizations for Winter Term – French Club Elects English President …

The Echo: November 16, 1932, Taylor University

1932-1933 (Volume 20)

Phillips Leads New Thalos In Unique Program – Inspiring Messages Brought By Wareing – Stuart Goes East To Represent T. U. – Students Present Y. P. G. L. Report – History Club Gets Election Returns – Furbay Receives Appointment From Biological Body – Institute Offers New Scholarships In Foreign Study – “Gypsy” Smith Is Chapel Speaker – Wareing Conducts Vesper Devotions – Decker To Speak In Rally Day Services – Convention Honors Weston And Wesche – Stuarts Entertain Senior Dignitaries – Give Thanks – Contributions – Better And Funnier Jokes – Star Dust – Literary Gleanings – Chapel Letter Tells …

The Echo: November 2, 1932, Taylor University

1932-1933 (Volume 20)

Legal Hundred Meets In Regular Session – Swallow-Robin Men Hold Many Offices – YEA POLITICS!!! – Philos Entertained At Unique Carnival – Sincerity Prevails At Prayer Meeting – Faculty Members Enjoy Outing At Local City Park – Elliott Speaks On The Works of Grace – Dr. Stuart Speaks At Vesper Service – Ghosts and Witches Haunt Thalo Party – Cornwell Installs Checking System – Dr. Wareing Conducts Annual Fall Revival – Library Receives Many New Volumes – Manley Leads Frosh In Prayer Meeting – “Selling Christ” – It Does Not Pay – Vacation – Promises Count – School Loyalty – …

The Echo: October 26, 1932, Taylor University

1932-1933 (Volume 20)

Taylor Freshman Enjoys Returning To American Life – Faculty Dames Elect Furbay As President – Albert Mathias ’32, Presents Lion Skeleton to T. U. Museum – Y. P. G. L. Convenes At Asbury College – Golf Challenge!! – Professor Cline Speaks At Holiness League – Varsity Debating Tryouts Start Soon – Several Professors Attend Ed. Assoc. – Professor Accepts Eastern Pastorate – Classes Observe Traditional Day Last Thursday – Echo Straw Vote Arouses Interest – The Y. P. G. L. – Christian Service – Star Dust – Literary Gleanings – Question Box – Chapel Notes – What Do-U-Know – Dr. …

The Echo: October 19, 1932, Taylor University

1932-1933 (Volume 20)

Seniors Visit Purdue U. for Annual Holiday – Worth-while Picture Given By Ed. Screen – Sign Board Used As Prayer Meeting Adv. – Textile Students Try Flax Spinning – Former Student Is Married Saturday – Professor Speaks of Inspirational Hymns – Speech Clinic Is Founded by C. L. Nystrom – Einstein Accepts Super-University Mathematics Chair – Alex Bougard Gives Old Echoes To Staff – Candidates Speak In Chapel Service – Miss Gerkin Leads Girls Gospel Team – Vayhinger Stirs Group in Sermon On “Follow Me” – Year Book Pictures Are Taken At Studio – Dr. Shute Returns To Theology Class …

The Echo: October 12, 1932, Taylor University

1932-1933 (Volume 20)

T. U. Entertains M. E. Conference Training School – Ministers Extend Thanks to Taylor – Swallow Robin Men Are Very Partisan – Graduate Stirs Band By Inspiring Appeal – Mnanka Club Gives Tea For New Girls – Newspaper Votes Are Accurate – Ministerial Ass. Conducts Unique Vesper Service – Wheaton Record Takes New Step In Advertising – Attention Readers – Biology Lab Class Takes Field Trip – Backsliding Cure Is Topic Of League – Saucier Is Active As Dean of Fletcher – Volunteers To Sponsor Chapel – “The Deerslayer” Is First Picture Shown This Year – Romantic Students Crowd Observatory …

The Echo: October 5, 1932, Taylor University

1932-1933 (Volume 20)

Thalos Present Pantomime of Years Program – Girls Enjoy Annual Debate Club Outing – Brewington Speaks Before Chapel Group – Native from India Attends Taylor – Curriculum Is Changed – Philos Again Outrush Thalos – T. U. Ministers Start Active Work Monday – Pascoe Urges Life Entirely in Christ – Pres. Stuart Goes To Cameron, Wisc. – Allie Enjoys First Snipe Hunt of Year – Philos Please Audience With Japanese Play – Prayer Band Feels God’s Presence Near – College “Education” – The Old Man In The Model Church – Star Dust – Literary Gleanings – Gem Staff Announces Photography …

The Echo: September 28, 1932, Taylor University

1932-1933 (Volume 20)

Debating Clubs Feat New Men in Annual Jamboree – Taylor Campus Has Goofy Golf Course – Professor Steuke Organizes Glee Club – Veteran Missionary Goes to His Reward – Holiness League Has First Altar Service – John Tucker And Ruth Wandell Are Married Saturday – Two Missionaries Talk To Students – Eighty-five Students Take Physical Exam – Miss Agnes Gerkin Is Friday’s Speaker – Girl Leaves India To Attend Taylor – Dr. Jacobs Speaks On Taylor’s Right – Opening Program Presented Last Friday Evening – India Needs Prayers Of Christian People – Whose is the Paper? – Societies – The …

The Echo: September 21, 1932, Taylor University

1932-1933 (Volume 20)

The Echo Enters Twentieth Year As Newspaper – Students Take New Business Positions – Dr. Furbay Writes Magazine Articles – President R. L. Stuart Welcomes New Students on Taylor’s Campus – Summer Camus Gang Had Exciting Times – Dr. Wray Presents Books to Library – Librarians Enjoy New Arrangement – T. U. Freshman Day Is Great Success – Annual Reception Is Enjoyed By Everybody – New Profs Fill Vacancies on Teaching Staff – Large Group Attended The Vesper Service – Our Policy – Our School – Beneficial Rules – Vacations in Brief – Alumni News – Campus Buzz – Organizations …

The Echo: June 1, 1932, Taylor University

1931-1932 (Volume 19)

Biology Teacher Writes Articles For News Series – Seniors Take Charge Of Last Prayer Hour – Girls’ Glee Club Has Last Outing Tuesday – Music Festival Is Feature on Monday – Dr. Shute Displays Curios to Students In Interesting Way – Marion Gets Largest Share of T. U. Trade – Furbay Presents Musical Recital Saturday Night – Holiness League Has Final Sunday Chapel – Girls Give Program For Senior Members – Students In Voice Compete Saturday – Dramatic Club Has Unusual Reception To Induct Pledges – Frosh Demonstrate Talents In Chapel – Philos Give Last Literary Program On Theme Of …

The Echo: May 25, 1932, Taylor University

1931-1932 (Volume 19)

Dedicated to the Senior Class

Books Composing Senior Gift Are Put on Shelves – Men’s Ministerial Hears Rev. Powell – Thelma Clark Judges Rose Organ Contest – Seniors Revive Old Custom by Planting Ivy Near Music Hall – Great Leaders Speak On Religious Belief – Reeder Presents Graduate Recital As Piano Senior – Eureka Debate Club Has Spring Banquet On Board Eurekania – Michigan U. Enacts Prof. Pogue’s Play – Year Book Appears In Short Time with Many Novel Features – Recent Drama Shows Talent of Students – Epochal Program Of Commencement Will Soon Begin – Voice Pupils Fete Wells …

The Echo: May 18, 1932, Taylor University

1931-1932 (Volume 19)

Organ Students Appear Tonight In Competition – History Club Makes Popular Politicians – Biology Class Has Debate on Evolution – Williamson Recital Draws Big Audience – English Department Hears Davies Speak About British Isles – Mrs. Talbot Speaks In Chapel Service – Juniors Choose ‘ Cap’ Musselman To Head Council – Mrs. Maytag Dies After Sudden Attack Of Acute Indigestion – Frosh Choose Dawes As Next Year’s Head – Educational Screen Shows Travel Made Thru South America – Sophs Attend Party Held Friday Evening – Pogue Presents Rip Van Winkle Tomorrow Night – Students Surprise Pogue With Outing – Turks …

The Echo: May 10, 1932, Taylor University

1931-1932 (Volume 19)

Seniors Appear With Gowns For Coming Out Day – Alumnus of Taylor Gives Chapel Talk – Mnankas Entertain At Hotel Hartford – Girls’ Glee Society Honors Mothers’ Day With Marion Church – Sophs Make Shilling Head for New Year – One College Adjusts Sorority Favoritism – Big Bonfire Is Prominent Part Of Class Night – Prof. Greer Treats Seniors with Picnic At Town Playground – President Discusses Commencement Plans – Williamson Appears In Recital Saturday – Second Blessing Is Thought of Message To Young Preachers – Commissioner Urges Complete Yielding – Prof. Pogue Coaches Rip Van Winkle Play – Adolfson …

The Echo: May 3, 1932, Taylor University

1931-1932 (Volume 19)

Eulog Debaters Have Big Feast Saturday Night – New Biology Course Brings Good Results – Speaker Emphasizes Work of Holy Spirit – Seth C. Rees Speaks Of Certain Judgement – Visitor Explains Decline of Church – Popular Pastor Plans to Resign For Evangelism – Hotchkiss Pictures Early African Life – Ohio School Engages Dr. Furbay to Speak – Co-eds Inspect Rooms Of Fellows In Dorms – Sermon Wednesday Is On Visioning Jesus – Missionary Stresses Need of Pure Lives – Paul Rees Binds Series of Talks With Challenge – Mrs. A. F. Tylee Asks For Dedicated Lives – Writing for …

The Echo: April 27, 1932, Taylor University

1931-1932 (Volume 19)

Shields and Wesche Elected – Bishop Taylor Day Is Observed Monday – Professor Crossman Is in Bad Accident – Dr. Stuart Counsels Youthful Preachers – Junior Class Election of Next Year’s Officials – Dan Keever Returns Soon from Gas City – Class Days Will Be First of Next Week – Soangetahas Feast Friends at Banquet – Boyd and Winters Are Choice For Heads of Business Staffs Of Echo and Gem – High School Biology Class Visit at Lab – Taylor’s Challenge Ours – The Spare Galley – Contemporaries – Entering Chicago – Of What Use Grammar? – When I Was …

The Echo: April 19, 1932, Taylor University

1931-1932 (Volume 19)

Seniors Present Library Volumes As Parting Gift – Dr. Stott Addresses High School Seniors – Pogue’s Recent Play Brings Recognition – Work In Africa Is Outlined Thursday In Chapel Service – Educational Screen Shows Latin America – Men’s Glee Club Appears Tonight In Rich Program – Five Students Sign For Organ Contest – Mrs. Tylee of Brazil Talks to Volunteers – Open House Attracts Large Crowd to Dorm Saturday for Visit – Former Echo Editor Publishes Magazine – Recent Handbook Of Genealogists Lists Mrs. Wray – History Club Shows World Court Session – Professor Says Women Always Have Last Word …

The Echo: April 13, 1932, Taylor University

1931-1932 (Volume 19)

Wesche, Winters Rival Shilling, Kimbel on Echo – Bishop Wade Reads Church Appointments – Girls Vote to Hold Open House Saturday – Clarence T. Wilson Tells of Situation Under Prohibition – Seniors Choose Dr. Merton Rice To Give Address – Buvard Tells about Lives Worth Living – Merton S. Rice Has Large Crowd Friday – Bishop Gest Senior Membership in Firm – Dr. F. Fisher Lauds Gandhi’s Principles In Friday’s Address – Coldiron, Smith Oppose Shields, Boyd on Annual – Students Enjoy Kid Party with Faculty – A New Literary Society – The Spare Galley – Contemporaries – Inquiring Reporter …

The Echo: April 5, 1932, Taylor University

1931-1932 (Volume 19)

Gem Nominates Shields, Boyd for Next Year – Societies Appoint Spring Contestants – Shute Speaks About Ethics of Preacher – Students Represent School by Programs – Furbay Takes Group to Circus Grounds – Work of Girls Is Seen in Style Show – Girls’ Glee Club Gives Unusually Varied Program – Eulogs Get Decision in Inter-Club Fray – Educational Screen Shows Roman Scenes – Men Prefer Health in Life Partners – Efforts of Hunters Bring Good Results – Conference Has Assemblies This Week in Muncie – Students Turn Joke on Frisky Faculty – Setting a New Goal – Our Gospel Teams …

The Echo: March 30, 1932, Taylor University

1931-1932 (Volume 19)

Youth Magazine Is Sent Out to Six Thousand – Helen Trout, ‘31’ Is Wed Easter Sunday – Fastest Calculator Visits Schools Here – Davis Discovers Clue to Baffling Mystery – Colgate Institutes New Conference Plan – Many Attend Annual Services at Sunrise – First Co-Ed of Hobo College Is Blonde from Nebraska – Music Program Is Feature on Friday Evening – Sophs Entertain at Easter Ceremonials – High School Seniors Present Play Friday – Professor Suffers Surprising Attack – Seniors Become Kids Once More in Party – Furbays Entertain Guests on Saturday – Choral Society Has Impressive Service – New …

The Echo: March 23, 1932, Taylor University

1931-1932 (Volume 19)

Large Audience Attends Annual Quartet Contest – Faculty Dames Have St. Patrick Day Tea – History Club Shows Film of Washington – Pogue, Wells Appear in Society Recital – Famous Artist Calls College Girls Ugly – Young Students Seek Silver Medal Honors – Choral Society Offers Cantata On Good Friday – Bishop F. W. Warne Friend Of Taylor U. Passes At Ripe Age – Educational Screen Helps During Recess – Guy Duckwall Added to Business Staff – Dr. A. Shute Speaks of Triumphal Entry – Father of Professor Dies at Upland Home – Seniors Obtain Highest Rating In Echo Contest …

The Echo: March 1, 1932, Taylor University

1931-1932 (Volume 19)

Sophomore Contest Edition

Juniors Entertain Seniors at Big Formal Banquet – Frosh-Sophs Have Backwards Party – Prof. Wilson Paul TO Receive M. A. – Annual Quartette Contest to be Held – Music Students Give Recital – Dr. H. T. Blodgett Crosses Bar – Calendar – Co-Ed Weds Son of Former President – Soangetahas Retain Inter-Club Banner – Owen Shields Summoned Home – T.U. Represented at Second Annual Forensic Tourney – Artists to Appear In Joint Program – The Value of Time – Personality – Campus Put Put – Professors Reveal Secrets of Youth – Features Coming on Educational Screen – …

The Echo: February 24, 1932, Taylor University

1931-1932 (Volume 19)

Thalonians Show Washingtons In Modern Home – T. U. Students Hold Meeting in Marion – Frosh Chapel Program Features Seth Parker – February Is Popular Birthday Month Here – Missionary to Give Illustrated Lecture – Chapel Program Honors Nation’s First President – Faculty Women Have Colonial Style Tea – Longs Seek Shorts As Sunday Evening Dates – Speaker Lays Stress On Need For Workers – Women’s Clubs Debate Next Friday Evening – Formal Banquet Initiates Leap Year Reversals – Stuarts Entertain Classmates’ Children – Washington – The Chapel Hour – Under The Headliners – The Spare Galley – Wengatz Explains …

The Echo: February 16, 1932, Taylor University

1931-1932 (Volume 19)

Junior Edition

Delegates Enjoy State Meet At Indiana Central – Debaters Admitted To Forensic Fraternity – Presidential Possibilities Are Discussed – Professors Entertain Students in Gym – The Portals Of Opportunity – Marion College Students Lead Holiness League – Noted Missionary Stirs Student Body – Date For Quartette Contest Changed – Debaters to Attend Coming Tournament – Philos Present Sketches In Life Of “God’s Man” – Jones Not to Speak At Commencement – Behind the Green Curtain – Fortunes in Friendships – The Pilgrim – Old Father Tuck – Washington Bi-Centennial Celebration – TY-UPS – Chapel Hours – Why Rules? …

The Echo: February 9, 1932, Taylor University

1931-1932 (Volume 19)

Dr. Wray To Tell Life Story Soon In Autobiography – Pictures In Parlor Bring Many Thrills – Philos to Appear In Program Friday – Miss D are to Have Attractive Office – Successful Revival Closes Sunday Night – Marion College Is Coming for Services – Rediger of Marion Goes to Fort Wayne – Indian Speaker Tells Facts Of Home Situation – Groundhog Resigns As Weather Prophet – Student Committee Sets Special Rules – Dr. Stuart Attends Athearn Inaugural – Faculty Has Dinner In Recreation Hall – Freshman Has Case Of Blood Poisoning – Rare Moth Baffles Taylor Biologists – Girl’s …

The Echo: February 3, 1932, Taylor University

1931-1932 (Volume 19)

Freshman Contest Edition

Student Voices Voiced In Discussion Groups – Student Volunteers Will Convene at Indiana Central – Taylor Band Formed To Enliven Games And Aid “U” Spirit – Lecture By Dr. Rise Ably Sets Forth True Aims Of Life – Faculty Women Organize – Practice Recitals Of Various Types Mark Musical Year – Mnanka Debate Club To Entertain At Tea – Students to Hear Noted Missionary From West Africa – Dramatic Fraternity Expands To Admit Four New Members – Yerkes Photographer Enthralls Audience – Eulogs Vanquished In Inter-Club Clash With Eurekan Trio – The House of Success – Leap …

The Echo: January 26, 1932, Taylor University

1931-1932 (Volume 19)

Black Streak Edition

Headliners – Taylor Profs Attend Meeting Of Scientists – Student Elopement Ends As Plan Is Frustrated – “Bill” Sunderland Is Reported As Absent Without Permission – Wesley Bush Improves Following Operation – The Weather – Big Game Hunt Ends With Taking Elephant – Youths Discovered After All-Night Romantic Hike – Vetter Suffers Serious Fall – Member Of Senior Class Is Under Investigation – Uncle Tom Says – Students Desire Test Of New York Venture – Astronomer Speaks Here – Blondes Lose Lead To Brunettes Here – Ritchie, Chemist Here Makes Big Discovery – New York Students Wins …

The Echo: January 20, 1932, Taylor University

1931-1932 (Volume 19)

Senior Contest Edition

Yerkes Sky-Man To Show Slides Here Next Week – Classes Boost Teams In Friday Pep Meeting – Debate Clubs Meet For Championship – Big Prizes Offered For Essay Writing On Peace Problems – Zoologists Mount Skeletal Systems – Marion College Loses President – Doctor R. L. Stuart Talks Of New Plans To Student Leaders – Washington Day Program Will Be Chapel Feature – Several Quartettes To Sing For Prizes – “Ads” Detrimental Debaters Content – Music School Plans Variety In Recitals – Bible Teacher Tells OF Ghandi’s Beliefs – Famous Singers Charm Audience Monday Evening – Welsh …

The Echo: January 12, 1932, Taylor University

1931-1932 (Volume 19)

Competition Promised Soon For Echo Prize – New Additions Made To Taylor’s Museum – Date Sent For Annual Quartet Contest Is Friday, February 26 – Students And Friends Make Extensive Improvements In New Maytag Gym – Michigan Group Finds That Ancient Flivver Is Not Very Reliable – Welsh Imperial Singers Coming Monday Evening – Miss Cline Removes To “The Ink Bottle” – The New Year – School Spirit – Under The Headliners – The Spare Galley – Harry Jones Assumes Control OF Shoe Shop – Mrs. L. Jones Gives Party for Students – Seniors Have Party For J. Hayden Huff …