THE ECHO VOL. XXIX TAYLOR UNIVERSITY, UPLAND, INDIANA WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 21, 1942 NO. 8

Santa Donates "MASTER SINGERS" National Crisis THESE | Dining Hall AT LYCEUM Presents New j Two WEEKS i Chairs Problems • f • f Say! How'd Santa treat you? Being concerned, like most of He must have thought Taylor the rest ot you, as to what is Say, I fell into a bull-session boys and girls especially were with three fellows — I bet you ".brewing" for the next semester, very good, because he brought it was a welcome assignment to can't guess who — the other those much-needed chairs to night. They were just three interview Dr. Stuart concerning T. U.'s dining hall. his eastern trip and the plans more T. U. boys who are working As soon as we went down to for an education like most of the now being formulated for the the dining hall we heard terrible next semester. rest of us. I decided I'd join scraping sounds. At first, many them and hear what they had it seems that besides inter­ unoDservant thought that the viewing several government olli- to say about the job they do. noise seemed so loud because j cials m Washington, he also at- It just happened these boys all they weren't used to it, after the have the same kind of job and tenued three conferences in Bal­ quietness of their own homes. timore, Maryland; the meetings it's a pretty special kind of job. However, it didn't take long to They're specialists. They're mon­ of The Association of American discover that the new chairs Colleges and Universities, The itors. Immediately my nose for didn't have gliders on them. news complex told me. These National Council of Church Re­ We students appreciate those lated Colleges, and the two day fellows should have a good story. chairs because of many reasons. So 1 said, "Talk about work­ session of The National Council First, they add beauty to our of College and University Presi­ ing hours men. These Two Weeks dining halt and certainly make would like to know just what a dents on Higher Education and for quietness. the War — the latter meeting monitor's like under the skin." Second, they make for ease, John had already assumed a being sponsored by the Com mit- when the gentlemen seat the tee on Military Affairs of the Na­ comfortable looking position, dis­ young ladies. Now every girl tributed more or less evenly at a tional Committee on Education can be gracefully and quietly and Defense, the United States rakish and somewhat precarious helped to a chair. The Master Singers angle between chair and table. Office of Education. As a result Thirdly, it's now easier to of these conferences, several He said, "Well, under the skin sneak out of the dining hall A Taylorite and a Tayloritiss things seem definite; the time re­ or any other way you look at him when there's a test to study for. are talking in the parlors: quired for graduation must be I think a monitor's just like any­ And last, but not least, mil­ Holy Land Lecture "And of course you'll go with shortened without any lowering one else with a job. There are lions, well anyway, hundreds of me to hear the 'Master Singers' of present standards, the cur­ certain things that are expected dollars worth of hosiery have This Friday a week from Friday — that's riculum must be enlarged with of him and if the monitor neg­ been saved, and thus the young January 30. You mean to say such courses in mathematics and lects to do those things he's tak­ ladies have been saved from just One of the highlights of the ap­ that you've never heard of them? science as may be demanded, ing money under false pretenses plain embarrassment, and finan­ proaching program schedule is Why, I guess they're about the and a health program for every- the same as if one of the kitchen cial embarrassment. the illustrated lecture on Pales­ most famous male quartette ever | one must be as speedily as pos- boys only did half of his job, or Seriously speaking, the entire tine and Biblical lands by Dr. visit Taylor. And the best, ; sible put into operation. Dr. a janitor only swept half as Huffman. This lecture will be to body has appreciated this gift, too; they really have harmony. ; Stuart in the course of his re- many times as he turned in on as is evidenced by the splendid given on Friday, January 23, at You should have heard them the ; marks especially emphasized the his bill. We're humans, not jail­ care all chairs have received. 8:00. ers, just doing something that other time they were here! We'd | government's request that col­ Let's continue to sit on all four Dr. Huffman spent quite some better go over to Shreiner lege students "stay put" until has to be done — and we're re­ legs of the chairs, and thus keep time in touring the Holy Land, sponsible to our boss. And he's Auditorium right after Holiness placed elsewhere by the govern­ them in good condition. No one and many of the slides are made League, 'cause I know there'll be ment. responsible to his boss. And we likes to sit on a chair that they from photos which he took. all have a responsibility for mak­ a crowd. Oh yes, thanks a lot While plans are not very defin­ fear might fall out from under There can be no doubt that for the date, beautiful." ite yet, the following changes ing Taylor the kind of school we them. this will be enjoyed by all, but MORAL: Come early and pre­ here at Taylor seem probable: all want it to be." Let's keep Taylor's posterity in "Yeh," Connie added, "that's it should be of especial interest pared for a real evening of fine new courses in mathematics and view, so that the oncoming gen­ to all students of Bible and re­ entertainment. Remember: 8:00, science will be offered if de­ what monitors are. Just humans erations won't have to have the with a job." And he laughed that ligion. Friday, January 30. manded next semester, courses in fear of "rickety chairs." first aid, and similar subjects famous Rehling laugh. "Thanks a lot for the gift. It's "Well," I put in, "since, then, will be offered next semester, a just what we wanted and need­ Physical Education program for we're all humans, could you fel­ ed." A REVEALING EXCERPT lows suggest a thing or two we everyone will be instigated, and could all cooperate a little bet­ the school year may be shortened by ter on?" FROM A TAYLOR DIARY two and one-half weeks by shortening vacations and the time They could. Senior Girls Enjoy Tea Daily diary in manner of ments — I have heard. allotted for examinations (not Otho, clad in loud pajamas Pepys -— slightly modified. Back to class, but unwillingly. eliminating them) and having a and quiet bathrobe, veteran of The senior girls were guests Up betimes (6:50 a.m.) and Heard Dr. Tripp through to end few classes meet on Saturday. In many a fourth floor bon homme of honor at a tea sponsored by down to breakfast with tie and fo fifty minute class period. Will addition the school is already co­ get-together offered this. "Radios the Faculty Dames Saturday at hair quite askew. Met my favor­ copyright some time. Have al­ operating with local authorities are nice things, very educational the home of Mrs. Stuart. The ite neighbor on stair but conver­ ways cared for an encyclopedia. in setting up a community health —• sometimes. But operating room was decorated with the sation monosyllabic. 7:00 and Again a class betimes. program. For the summer it is above a certain volume they can Taylor colors, and a New Year's bell just ringing. Reached dining And to eat again. Hash. It hoped to set up a summer school become mighty annoying during theme was employed. hall but slightly disheveled. seemed. wherein it will be possible to study hours and when someone Missed faculty table by miracle Fain would to sleep after The welcome was extended by cover a semester's work in certain on the floor wants to sleep. Of — or perspecuity of head wait­ lunch. But duty calls. subjects. Aside from these, no Mrs. Musgrave; Mrs. Kreiner was course, strange as it may seem, ress. Found young lady to right To library and term paper. radical changes are contemplat­ radios all have volume controls Mrs. Musgrave, Mrs. Kreiner was ultra-charming, but still prefer Long words make filling lines. ed. on them — but some of the in charge of the music; and Miss browns to blondes or brunettes. Washed up and to dinner with boys are socialists. They feel Sadie L. Miller read a poem in (Most gentlemen do. More ladies clean shirt. Wilbur to my right obliged to "entertain" the whole keeping with the theme. in neutral category — if less and jokes of uncertain quality. Mnankas Elect dorm with their own little radio. On the arrangements commit­ spectacular.) Barely missed "What's the difference between a A fellow can close the door and tee were Mrs. Stuart, Mrs. Oborn, spilling bit of sugared coffee on duck?" Greatly pleased with din­ Doris Horn use his volume control and en­ Mrs. O. P. Smith, Mrs. Kreiner, young lady to left. (Sorry later ner and hostess, but much wear­ And Others joy his radio alone (if room­ Mrs. Witmer, Mrs. Tripp, Mrs. that experiment not completed. ied by Junior's tricks. Have never yet seen affect of mates agree) at late hours or Musgrave, and Mrs. Able. To a meditation after dinner The following officers were during study hours. It really lukewarm sugared coffee on and could see possible value in fresh paint.) She was blonde. elected for the coming semester: isn't quite democratic, or some­ a certain Taylor tradition. SPs President — Doris" Horn thing, to force your choice of But casually late to Dr. Bentley would be interesting if they could class after passingly effective Vice President — Jeanne program upon everyone in hear­ So'getahas Elect be pre-arranged without effort or Blackburn ing distance — and that means shave. Much interested in taking embarrassment. Thought of good Ginny Hubbard review of war sacrifices among Secretary — Bette Permar at least everyone on the floor." points of a social secretary for Treasurer — Bonnie Weaver The boys were really going President rampant feminity while rushing such incidental matters. "Miss classward. Japs can keep silk Reporter — Ivathryn Tucker good now. And strangely enough, Whosis, what bell do you have worms and we'll take what's left. Sergeant - at - Arms — Marian these things they were saying me down to push this Friday Pieschke weren't at all pet gripes that The Soangetahas promise to Much invigorated in chapel night? And of course you in­ Chairman of Censor Board — monitors just cook up to have j have a successful second semes­ period. Slept with great ease. formed her I must be off early Faith Glenwood something to be on fellows about ter according to their fine choice Came from chapel and saw flag to read 800 pages for Dr. Tripp? Critic — Rhea Miller to be able to demonstrate their of officers. Their newly elected beating heartily in a stiff breeze. Charming." The time saved Social Chairman — Dorothy delegated authority from the leaders are as follows: President, Proud I'm an American despite should be worth the wages of the Ivintner. powers that be. (Funny how we Virginia, Hubbard; vice presi­ effects of two decades of propa­ extra menial. We were reminded to help all sometimes take that attitude to­ dent, Mary Lou Leffler; secretary, ganda to contrary by men and Saw Miss in library we can in the defense program of ward monitors.) They were just Mary Frances Rose; treasurer, women we were supposed to re­ —- 'til Miss Guiler saw me our country. talking about things we should Nancy Fox; censor board chair­ spect greatly then. America is To term paper again. And felt Short debates (extemporane­ all be men enough to work to­ man, Anne Bainbridge; critic my country and part of my much sorrow for Milton that he ous) were given on the follow­ gether on even if there wasn't judge, Lois Single; chaplain, world. should be criticized by such an ing subjects: anv such official as a monitor in Martha Gerber; sergeant-at-arms, To PO and saw Horn with amateur as I. But Doctor's or­ Resolved: That it is better to existence. They weren't talking Dorothy Leisman. Following the huge missive. Much pleased with ders. So felt consoled and dashed have loved and lost than never about breaking monitor's rules, election, Jean Wood, censor joyous revelations of her coun­ off many thousands of fitting to have loved at all. they were talking about observ­ board chairman, gave an inter­ tenance. Must write betimes on words. That a bird in the hand is ing rules of common respect and esting test to determine how su­ benefits of postal service in main­ Home betimes at 9:30 p.m. and worth two in the bush. decency and courtesy that make perstitious the Soangetaha girls tenance of youthful morale. Let­ much interested in scenery. Saw Eat, drink and be merry, for (Continued on Page 2) were. ters can be tenderly sweet senti­ (Continued on Page 4) tomorrow we die. Page Two THE ECHO Wednesday, January 21, 1942

Senior, Junior or Sophomore years in college as prospective Naval aviators. Students who enlist A REVIEW These Two Weeks today will not be required to commence training (Continued from Page 1) T H CHOuntil the completion of their current college year. Botany Bay Published bi-weekly during the school year by the Graduates or other qualified candidates will be (by C. Nordhofj' and J. N. Hall) it possible for groups of fellows Taylor University ECHO Co., students of Taylor Univer­ called for the first training class in which they can to live together like men. sity, Upland, Indiana. be accommodated. Connie brought up a good il­ Subscription price, $1.00 per annum. Horror in a novel must be treat­ Entered as second class matter, October 15, 1913, at "After three months' preliminary training as ed with delicacy. Utter disgust lustration, "How about these the Upland Post Office, Upland, Indiana, under Act of seamen, second class, they will, if qualified, be or­ must never be felt by the reader poor guys who have to get up March 3, 1879. dered to flight training as Aviation Cadets in a from the author's exposition of anywhere from 4:00 a.m. on course requiring approximately seven additional certain scenes. Botany Bay has (like Hamilton and Trumbaur). months to complete. Aviation Cadets' pay is $75 been treated in such a way that Those boys deserve a little sleep CHARLES READ per month. Upon successful completoin of the sometimes and we're being slight­ Editor-in-iChief the more distasteful passages are course they will be commissioned as Ensigns, U. S.- not dominant. When it does be­ ly dirty if we don't let them get PAUL CLASPER N. R., and win their Navy "Wings of Gold." As come necessary in order to make it. And the basketball boys Managing Editor full-fledged Naval Aviators their pay will be $205 they need quite a lot of shut-eye June Pugh G. Verner Miller a point in connection with the per month plus allowances." prison ships and their utter filth- the night before a big game. But News Editor Sports Editor iness, it is done in the best pos­ I'm "agin" the athlete who cries KATHRYN TUCKER to the monitor to keep everyone Features and Alumni Editor 1942 sible manner. As told in the first person by quiet so he can sleep in prepara­ Reporters — Doris Kaparoff, Merle Mae Miller, Ellen tion for a game — and then rath­ Each new year that we meet in life Hugh Tallant, the story is one Owens, Robert Boyd, Harold Creecraft, Lewis Douglas, er than returning the courtesy Anne Bainbridge, Kenneth Morse, Ruth Grandy, Comes as an entrance to a field of historical background. Tallant Alice Yeater, Warren Tropf. Which is as yet unseen. fought in the Revolutionary War the next night leads out in a bed­ Proof Readers — Mary Francis Rose, Maurine Carver. We know not whether we shall find as a British Loyalist. Drawn by lam of noise that keeps everyone Secretaries — Bonnie Weaver and Annabelle Mott. Deep valleys, rugged paths, steep hills England's promises of compen­ awake." Or rolling pastures green. sation for Loyalist property loss­ "But say," Connie added, "any RALPH TROPF es during conflict, Hugh em­ upper classman will tell you the Business Manager barked for England. In London fellows in both dorms keep the Willard Davison We enter through an open gate, Jack Reif he found it impossible to find best order of any year in the past Advertising Manager Circulation Manager And though the last field pleased our eye, It must be left behind. compensation, and later he also three or four. This is the best William Siktberg Roger Smith The gate is locked and we go forth. found it impossible to find a job. buncht of frosh fellows I've ever Asst. Advertising Mgr. Asst. Circulation Mgr. Knowing that as we journey on Poverty-stricken, "blue," and seen." And he grinned the Reh- New paths our feet must find disillusioned Hugh met High­ ling grin and added a special wayman Tom Oakley. In order bouquet like he was bestowing a THOSE CHAPELS AGAIN The gate to 19 4 2 to alleviate financial distress medal, "I practically never have Has opened to a darksome path; Hugh joined forces with Oakley to be on third — even with John­ Do you remember the chapel atmosphere the Brave hearts are filled with dread. in the gentle art of a more equal son there." first two weeks of this school year? Remember The scream of bomb is heard; grim wai­ distribution of wealth on the "Well," Johnny yawned, "how how there were no simpering, hand-holding couples ls lowering round us like a pall; high road. about breaking it up. I've got to jamming the stairs and clogging the aisles — no We dare not look ahead. "They shall be hanged by the put my boys to bed. Do you want "soulful gazing into deep, dark eyes" in a way to neck until they are dead." Thus a light per fellow? You need put the innocent passer-by into any kind of a But as we enter, grave with awe, the court pronounced sentence one." mood but a worshipful one. There were no bull This untried field of life, we hear on Oakley and Tallant, cap­ Connie was going out the door, sessions by the windows and radiators, no sham A gentle, loving voice: — tured highway robbers. Sus­ "But even with bathtub parties fights started about the last man getting to his "I am the Shepherd of my sheep; pension of this sentence came and all — I really do get a kick seat, no shouting of choice gossip from row "G" I know each name, they need not fear, later in the form of deportation out of it though."o back to row "L" in a more or less effective ten man But in my name rejoice. for life to Botany Bay, New (or woman) relay, no date making with "that cute South Wales (Australia). little girl I ought to know" two rows up and four "Yea, though they walk the lonely vale Although it is unquestionably over. And when the faculty entered there wasn't a Where dismal shadows near them creep, a tale of less merit than Mutiny ning a water purification unit midified drone still surging back and forth across My rod shall drive away on the Bounty, read Botany Bay j and have about 4,500 men to the student body in a way vaguely resembling the All danger; and through mountain pass for its fine work about this supply water. We have been undertones of a chicken-yard at feeding time. And Or rocky steep my staff shall be period of English history. Re­ camped near Winsboro, S. C., there weren't more text books than song books Their comfort and their stay. member that you are not read­ since Sept. 15, and it seems ages. in the hands of students during the worship ing history, but fiction; a story The 8th Division has been the service. "Their head I will anoint with oil, that should be richer for you be­ red army fighting against the No, in those first few blessed chapels the at­ Their cup shall overflow; and I cause of the historical back- blues who have been the 9th Div., mosphere was beautifully quiet. SPs were not in Shall food for them prepare ground. the 30th Div. and the 1st corp order. We were reminded that we were entering In presence of their enemies; A very touching little love troops. We have been sadly out­ into a worship service. We went quietly to our And they within my sheltered fold story is woven into the story of numbered, but we have won a seats and waited reverently as we would in any Shall know no anxious care." the hero as he lives in New South couple of battles more decisively House of God. When the faculty entered, the chapel Wales. Nothing is lacking in this than any of our opponents have. was quiet enough to actually hear that they were Great Shepherd, thou dost go before book save one thing — the dra­ Are you going to fight in ma­ coining. Our minds slipped from our studies and I o make for us rough places smooth matic element inherent in Mu­ neuvers this fall, Jackson? I other worries to the quietness of worship for some And crooked paths make straight; tiny on the Bounty. hope I can get near enough to moments of inspiration because we were in the But should dense gloom our path enshroud, —Bob you to drop in and spy on your right kind of atmosphere. There was the kind of Thy voice shall be our constant guide outfit if you are the reds. We Until the storm abate. are to be blues from now on. atmosphere never experienced before or since in ALUMNI NEWS the memory of students on the campus. And we If any of you are interested, we So, even though, this year, war clouds said "This is the way chapel should be, a place of H. G. Comuany, had M.G.M. and Fox Movietown worship." Hang black above us, we forebode Life and Look here taking pic­ No terror nor dismay; 12th Engineers Br., But all that has passed. It is definitely pre­ tures last month. You might no- If we but follow at thy call, 8th Division, war. After two or three weeks it was passe. We Fort Jackson, S. C. ticeu s in the 8th Division. All darkness shall become as light en a have become content to again hold chapel in a I > j°y ll of your letters, so And night shall be as day. Dear 40's: street corner atmosphere. We have again become The routine has changed a bit don't be afraid to write. My con­ disinterested, and none too respectful, spectators with me, and now I amout in the gratulations are out to all newly —Sadie Louise Miller of a passing scene. We are in chapel because the eld with a few hundred thou­ weds too. schedule says we should be in a certain spot at a sand other guys. I am still run­ Bill Driscoll certain time each day. And that is not the right attitude. A worshipful chapel atmosphere, a seeking for COLLEGE inspiration together as a Taylor student body in a THE WALK OF FAITH cjuiet hour every day, would prove an excellent "By faith Abraham, when he enough for him to know that 1 morale booster in this time of vague uncertain­ was called to go out into a place ties. And it would go far toward proving our pro­ Kaleidoscope went with God. He leaned not which he should after receive much upon the promises as u fession as a Christian college. for inheritance, obeyed; and he The chapel hour is not made what it is by the on the Promiser. He looked n went out, not knowing whither so much at the difficulties of h programs (although they are important factors "Wee" was making; the last minute dash to be off he went." Hebrews 11:8. uncertain course but trusting influencing the general effect.) The chapel hour is for vacation: "Quick! Give me a round-trip ticket!" he "made" by a worshipful attitude, or it is "unmade" cried. Ill times of turmoil and con­ at his Captain who had charter* tusion when our young men the course and was guiding h by an attitude that is not worshipful, or that is at "Where to?" asked the agent. life. 8 s the best disinterested. This hour in which we live "Wee": "Back here, you nut?" anxiously await the decisions of is an hour for worship. * * * * the draft boards, when others Like him we are to comm To appreciate exquisitely is to live intensely. begin to wonder how long they ourselves to a w-hole earthly li * * * * will be able to share the priv­ of absolute faith in God and the A man in a hospital for mental cases sat fishing ileges we enjoy at Taylor, and follow where His direction ai; FOR THE ARMED FORCES OF over a flower bed. A visitor approached, and wishing to the future pathway seems our faith leads. The sublin THE UNITED STATES be affable, remarked: blocked by one enormous ques­ height of faith is reached whe "How many have you caught?" tion mark; the Word of God af­ we cherish a calm indifferen* This hour of crisis calls upon you to serve "You're the ninth." fords us abundant confidence and and a holy heedlessness wherevi your country. Why not serve where your college * * * * the assurance of Divine Guidance it might carry us. training will do the most good? Accomplishments may be dangerous to reputations. for every step of our lives. Certainly our present questic mark can be thoroughly eras€ "The Navy needs 7,000 Seniors now in college, It an owl could talk, he wouldn't have any more reputation Our text recalls to our minds it we will but sing with tn or College Graduates, as prospective officers. Sen­ for wisdom than a parrot. the fascinating account of how- * * * * heart consecration — iors who enlist today will not be called to active God told Abraham to leave his duty before next June. They will thus have time Bob: What would you do if you were alone in the to graduate. own country, relatives, and Follow, I will follow Thee, my Loi woods armed with a gun and one shell, and were met friends and start off blindly for m° every passing day. "In addition, the Navy needs 7,000 men now in by a bear and a bull? a place which he would desig­ My tomorrows are all known to Th( their Junior year in college as prospective officers. Thou wilt lead me all the way. Ralph: I'd shoot the bear. I could shoot the bull any nate. What a commission this If you enlist today, you may complete your educa­ time. must have seemed! No definite Even though we may not kno- tion and graduate in 1943. Meanwhile you will be * * * * plan for his future life. No vis­ every detail of the future, it i called to active duty only during the period your The latest by Brown (Junior), that genius in adoles­ possible to believe that God is i college is closed next summer. ible provisions for himself or his! cence: A banana peel with four-wheelbrakes. family. No idea where he would the future and it is possible t "After graduation, you will receive a 30-day * * * * eventually make his home. In know beyond a shadow of preliminary training course. If found qualified, He: I'm groping for words. doubt that w-e are in God. A you will then be given further training as Midship­ modern language Abraham had a She: Well, you don't expect to find them around my I "A classification and his number this point blind faith takes hot man, U. S. N. R„ at $65 per month plus allowance. neck, do you? was already called. and we find ourselves confidentl Upon successful completion of this training you * * * * Hummingo — will be commissioned as Ensign, U. S. N. R„ at $125 Look at the example this man Miss Guiler: foung man, we are about to close the of God can be to us. "By faith a month and allowances. desk: is there anything you would like to take out? What though wars may come "The Navy needs 15,000 men now in their Abraham obeyed." Whither he With marching feet Young man: Yes, but she said "No!" went, he knew- not; it was And beat of the drum For I have Christ in my heart. Wednesday, January 21, 1942 THE ECHO Page Three Junior Party Vital Messages Exceptional Cook OUR In Travel Motif Heard at Chapel Performs in MY DAZE KNIGHTS Saturday evening, January 17, Home Ec Dept. —A Lady 1942, at 8:00 p.m., the Juniors Taylor has been especially held their first party of the new favored in hearing Dr. Andrew Miss Mabel Hildebrandt visited A few remarks on vacation year in the Auxiliary Gym. The Johnson, Dr. J. Wesley Oborn, our Home Economics Depart­ events: Monitor (The Most theme for the evening was You're not any sorrier than I Hated Man in Swallow-Robin) and Rev. Haines in chapel ser­ ment last week and gave a very am that I didn't make a Nevy "Travel." The party was well vices during the past two-week Rehling became a firm believer interesting demonstration on the Year's Resolution not to write advertised to everyone in general period. in that verse found in Mark and the Juniors in particular art of being a good cook and on any more of these columns. But 13:33. . . . Eason, Shisler, and through several posters made by Dr. Johnson spoke Wednesday how to obtain the best results in the impending paper shortage others strengthened the home saved me the trouble of making Merle Mae Miller. Each Junior morning, January 7th, on "The your cooking. She cooked and lies (but not at their own homes) also received a special invitation Virgin Birth," pointing out its any resolutions. However, it's at Bradford, Pa., and Dennison, in the form of a little map of the vitalness to the Christian religion baked several items, among still not too late to make a reso­ Ohio, respectively. . . . Helen United States. They were made and sighting scriptural proofs which were individual meat lution, and we feel that it is the O'Brien found the baggage check­ by Phyllis Creaser and Faith for it. His second message on loaves, tomato casserole, diced patriotic duty of some of the girls to make the following reso­ ing service on the railroad not as Glenwood. "The Deity of Christ" denounced potatoes, and a cake with mocha prompt and satisfactory as ad­ lution: "We, the undersigned, The party was opened by the the modernistic view that our frosting. Interwoven throughou1 vertised. . . . Taylor Hayes stayed playing of two games directed by Lord Jesus never claimed to be solemnly resolve that during the on the campus to study (?) . . . Phyllis Martin and Dorothy Leis- God. Over and over again Jesus the demonstration were many year of 1942 we will not write Social privileges were discontin­ rnan. The first was a test in and his disciples proclaimed his helpful hints from Miss Hilde­ more than five letters a week; ued starting Friday, December geography in which every one divinity. The subject of this brandt. She stressed the im­ and that the aforesaid letters will each consist of not more than six 20, for the vacation duration. . . . had to know what state he came speaker's last talk on January portance of having the milk at E. Bell went home. pages. We are making this great from and be able to write it on 9th was "The Constitution." This room temperature, of having an The term papers are probably the blackboard backwards. The was a patriotic lecture bringing sacrifice only because we are pa­ electric mixer, and of having the to be held responsible for the lack second game was similar to us again to the realization of the triotic Americans and know that of newsworthy occurences since "Crows and Cranes" except that pride we may have in our heri­ oven level. by cutting down on the amount of paper and ink which we are we returned, but one or two the symbols used were the net tage. She brought out the import­ now using, a whole battalion of things hav ehappened. . . . Pious and fish. One team was the net, Dr. Johnson is always enjoyed ance of national interest in food soldiers will be supplied with Monitor Rehling was more for­ and at a given signal they tried by the students. His manner of and nutrition as a first line of de­ writing materials for the 'dura­ tunate than Fresh MacEntarfer: to see how many suckers on the presentation of great truths is tion.' Signed — Doris Horn, the odds of about twelve to three other team could be caught. fense. Miss Hildebrandt was seemed a little too high for Con­ unique and is characterized by brought to us by the Westing- Nellie Leisman, and Gertrude The big feature of the evening his unusual command of words, Johnson." nie's would-be dunkers, but no was the showing of colored mo­ house Home Economics Depart­ rhythmic speech and frequent de­ Speaking of patriotism, where rescue forces appeared to save tion pictures by Phyllis Martin. ment of Chicago. Mac from the tub. . . . Verner, we scriptions. are your cotton hose, Bonnie? She showed four reels that had Wearing them just one day won't note, has again returned to the been taken by her family on dif­ The return of Dr. J. Wesley common herd in the dining hall help out much. Several of the ferent occasions. The first one Oborn to our campus was wel­ "Equipped to Serve You other girls have proved their pa­ and in the Maytag Gym; he is showed scenes from a trip out come. He spoke to us on "The said to have carried on communi­ Faithfully" triotic spirit by wearing them for West and included views of the Voice of God" during his visit the past two weeks. Knowing cation with Coach May during Grand Canyon and Boulder Dam. January 12th. God has spoken the past several days chiefly by Upland Hardware Anne Bainbridge, I was quite (By the way, some one wanted to many times to man to help him. sure that she would tell me frank­ correspondence in which a sweet know if Roosevelt built the Even though there is so much Phone 92 and gentle spirit is conspicuous ly what she thinks of them, so Grand Canyon, too.) There was static in the world that it is hard I approached her on the subject. mostly by its absence. . . . To another film about a parade in to distinguish God's voice, he Verner's roommate, T. Hayes (or "I think they're swell. They cost Elwood and life at Taylor, and does call us from a life of sin to Quality Printing at Reasonable only a quarter, and already have "Little Hayes" as Coach dubs one about Florida. The last one one of righteousness and service. Prices him), goes a nod of approval for saved at least one pair of silk was of Niagara Falls. The class "Take up your cross and follow hose. You know how often we his fighting spirit in our last two sponsor, Dean Fenstermacher, me." We follow those over us as I games: this attitude, combined T. U. PRESS have to bend over to pick up the who was present with his family, they follow our Lord. napkins that the boys accidently with his return to his last year's Basement of Swallow-Robin was especially interested in the drop on the floor. Well, that's form in dropping that ball with­ Rev. Haines stressed the sub­ last one. The intermission be­ sort of hard on silk hose. I don't in the circumscribed circle, is a ject of "Faith" in his message tween reels was capably filled by think cotton looks so bad either. foreshadowing of better things to Thursday morning. Our faith Jimmy Yount who played several SEAVERS SERVICE STATION At least nobody seems to notice come, we hope, for T. W. H. . . . should be sound and unmixed. numbers on his harmonica. them. Besides they were nice and Still on the subject of basketball, "If you can stand the pull, God Battery Service Greasing Anyone who left the party hun­ Tires Repaired warm when the temperature we would like to bestow a pat gry had no one to blame but him­ will pull you through anything and everything." went down to zero last week. Of on the back of another Trojan, self. Hot dogs, with pickles, mus­ "No job too big or too small" course, now that it's warmer, whose determination, persistence, tard, and ketchup and coca colas they scratch a little, but what of and ready smile in any game were served in abundance under that? I think it would be won­ seem never to lag, none other the guidance of Lois Guyant and HIRSCH'S JEWELRY & REALIZE REAL EYES derful if all the girls would start than Co-Captain Scott, Irene Olsen. Social Chairman GIFT SHOP wearing them. Of course, we're it does look as though Santa Jeanne Blackburn dropped a bot­ Hartford City, Ind. Dr. W. N. Hamilton not advocating them for formals, brought those eagerly desired tle of Coca Cola, but apart from WATCH AND JEWELRY or even for Friday night dinner, suits, with an extra surprise in OPTOMETRIST that there were no mishaps. REPAIRING 220 W. Main St. but for every day — Why not those snappy cheer leader out­ ALL WORK GUARANTEED Hartford City Phone 85 wear them?" So there you have fits. the answer — economical, com­ During the past week, Dame fortable, not bad looking, and pa­ Rumor has been particularly ac­ Yours for Service For triotic. What more could one tive on our campus, her favorite ask of any hose? topics being extra classes, six day B. H. TROUT BARBER SHOP | FLOWERS | We were glad to see that Santa class weeks, and an earlier clos­ TASTY Upland, Indiana | Grown in our own greenhouses, j Glaus granted at least one of our ing day next spring. Now Dame Arranged by experts. - requests. Now we can really be Rumor is indeed a fascinating PASTRIES proud of our team when they lady, but for the most part, those j R. M. Henley that hit the spot! come out on the floor. We were who insist on cultivating her ac­ j FLORIST really worried about those new quaintance find later that they The j Phone 175 1510 S. Walnut St. suits on Friday night, though. have been sadly deceived. These Upland Baking Co. j Hartford City, Ind. Please, boys, keep them off the are days when her slightest sug­ floor. What's the matter, Wee? gestion falls on fertile ground College Store [ Howard Lyman - Ralph Herber Rep. — The College Store j Representatives Weren't the colors becoming to and blossoms into a spreading you ? growth that even she herself There have been so many rum­ As Get your hair oil, skin balm j would fail to ors concerning defense courses straight-thinking and fair-mind­ and toilet articles at your j "Cheaper in the long run" next semester, that we will be ed students we owe it to our­ ! Get one of the glad to see just what changes selves to see that we are not de­ handy store i will be made in the curriculum. luded by her persuasive tones BOB HUGHES j One of the girls expressed her and beguiled into unwitting ser­ ( DRY CLEANING & PRESSING j NEW j opinion of the proposed changes: vitude. Let us, Taylorites, sift "I don't care what they make us every word of rumor to see if it Satisfaction Guaranteed T. u. $1.35 do, just so they don't" make me contains an element of truth, Upland Motor Co. SWEATERS) take cooking." (Sorry, Taylor, and let us be careful to pass on but it was Lois.) to another nothing which can be Authorized Ford Dealer Meanest girls on the campus misconstrued as being that which REPAIRS; STORAGE; SERVICE Connie Rehling - Mildred Brown The BOOKSTORE — the two girls who recently it is not. Phone 172 Upland, Ind. | Campus Reps. j attempted to pawn the Krush- The uncertain first few weeks witz class rings. The only thing of war have passed and the whole that saved the rings was that the picture is beginning to take on girls couldn't find a pawn shop. somewhat clearer outlines for us. 'It's the smile that counts" A HEARTY WELCOME AWAITS YOU Most puzzling question on the We may not like that picture, but t at campus — Who is going to learn in viewing it we must be honest Dr. C. W. Beck DENTIST 9 to listen — Kay or Crom? if we are to avoid building up j S howaiters Cash Grocery First National Bank Building Most disliked on the campus false hopes on the basis of wish- j Hartford City Phone 25 UPLAND INDIANA fill thinking. As is to be expected — term papers. in a group such as are the men The best looking picture on the campus — claimed by Mar­ students of Taylor, the attitudes I range all the way from those ion Young — disputed by fifty who are sincere and thorough- j HOTEL BARBER SHOP ! THE CITIZENS STATE BANK I other girls. going conscientious objectors to C. A. RUSSELL The dopiest person on the cam­ all war to those who think it is OF FAIRMOUNT, INDIANA pus — Sir Phony Knight. their duty to go the limit in MONDAY, THURSDAY 8:00 a.m. - 5:00 p.m. armed defense of our country UPLAND BRANCH and in exterminating from the TUES., WED., and FRI. MATERIAL FOR THE world the threat of totalitarian­ 8:00 a.m. - 7:00 p.m. DEPOSITS INSURED BY THE PERMANENT ism. Whatever may be our own | CRAFTSMANWNNR I DITIMH • SATURDAY FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE personal ideas or attitudes, let 8:00 a.m. - 9:00 p.m. each of us remember that the CORPORATION j Willman LumberCo.| right to hold his own opinions East Side of Square Hartford City f Phone 211 Upland I is every individual's prerogative. 1 <•>t Page Four THE ECHO Wednesday, January 21, 1942 THE ECHO 1941 Sport Page 1942

Frosh and Jun'rs HAYS, SCORING THREAT, Trojans Top Sport Shorts Victorious In IN ACTION Huntington In Spots Class Ball Again 48-39 by Sporty The class basketball league, Releasing a furious second half won by the Senior class of '41 barrage which netted 28 points ALL OUT FOR DEFENSE! last year, hit the records official­ and led by the red-hot firing of ly last Saturday as the Juniors Don Odle and Taylor Hayes, the If Taylor is going to hold the fought Seniors and the Frosh Taylor Trojans easily took Art record we have to date, and if took on the Sophs in two nicely Howard's Huntington Foresters we expect to continue winning as played games. to town last night 48-39 in a game in the past, we must get on the "Pee Wee" Klinefelter led the packed with tingling excitement defense. Victory is love — war Freshies as they easily outscored, and thrills. and basketball takes both de­ outbattied, and outplayed the The battle enlivened by keen fense and offense. Trojans "Re­ weak Soph aggregation. Norman member Hanover." rivalry swung back and forth for Baxter proved to be the deciding ten minutes of the first period, factor in this game as he re­ then after the score stood knot­ The Junior class was in such bounded both buckets in great ted at twelve all, our laddies com­ dire need of one good player for style and then shoved the leath­ menced to pull away. Scotty its class team that one self- er through the hoop three times whipped in a honey from the side sacrificing hoy gave up his var­ to aid in the scoring. The fresh- pocket to start the festivities, and sity career to come to their aid. men were never in trouble and with Big Bill's tip-in and Hayes' Nice work, Wee! scored regularly throughout long baby, the Trojans took to * * * * leading 21-9 at half-time. John the dressing room leading 20-16. ny Siner tallied four times from We do not want to advertise the field to lead his team in that "Pidge" began his phenomenal the merit of this column cause it decision. Phil Norman, the un­ scoring spree soon after the final doesn't have any, hut somehow orthodox kid, dumped three wild half began to move as he grabbed we feel recognition should be shots through the cord that great­ the pill and fletched the curtains given our Sport Shorts for the ly aided the Frosh. on a sweetheart from mid-court. quick response to our request for The night-cap proved to be the The Foresters threatened to close new outfits on the basketball best game as the strong Junior the gap as Hammel and Mcllrath tloor. because of our past suc­ team nosed off to the Seniors 36- connected in rapid succession, cesses I feel hold to make anoth­ 31. The Gold and Black of '43 . . . however, Scotty dumped an­ er little request which would be slipped behind in the early min­ other beauty from the right flank. only a Whit-more but would im­ utes and were not able to pick up Hillbilly riled Hammel's dander prove our athletic set-up a great Left to right: Kohlmeier, Hayes, Jean, Williams, Bell. (Hanover) the deficit. Harley Martin as us­ as he peppered the meshings deal. It's only a little thing so ual drove the boys batty on his from right under his smeller, and how about a swimming pool? fall back and fire shooting, and "Fall back and fire Odle" brought That will make his head swim. his fifteen tallies were the high Hanover Ekes |T. U. Skins Giffin the crowd to their toes as he honors of the afternoon. Walt launched three consecutive long Speed, Speed, Speed. That is Krushwitz, high scoring Senior Out 37-34 Win By 34 Points distance tosses through the all we hear now-a-days. Every­ guard, nailed ten points to his strings via half the floor's length. one is inventing things for speed­ records. All the scoring made up In one of the fastest games Taking in a breather before the Huntington's high scoring ace, Huntington tilt, the Taylor Tro­ ing up life to meet this war time by the Juniors were made by staged on the hardwoods of the "Honeyboy" Hammel was neatly emergency. The Trojans have jans added the pathetic Giffin three men. Williams let the three Maytag gymnasium in recent held in tow by the sterling de­ speed but now we are pressed for year men with 14 which eventual­ Claws to their list of victims as fensive play of "Jackson" Juett the need of more. Perhaps some ly went for naught. years, the Hanover Panthers they raced off to an easy 59-25 who came out with his best per­ one will invent something to take It appears that the Juniors steamed to the usual second half victory. formance of the year. out the friction on the floor. At and Seniors have the best teams strong offense of the Trojans, • b°x> diminutive leit guard, least the use of the fast break , , rr 010, 1 grabbed the tip-otl and pitched The refs had fun with their and they will fight it out during and clicked oil a 37-34 win. , - - Uhconrt to start should show that we are patri­ the year for the championship. b t rom whistles last eve, calling 37 per­ otic, is speeding things up and F roni the starting whistle un- nie evening business. Odle then sonal fouls, eighteen against of course it is interesting to the til the first time out after six jje(j Up jjie game by dunking two Huntington and nineteen against spectator too. Come on boys set minutes had passed, the battle gift shots. From "this point the the Trojans. Taylor Diary raged at a terrific pace. Both qrsj team took to rolling and it up. The win over Huntington I quintets spurned the slow break SCored at will against the sivy * * * • (Continued from Page 1) and broke up and down the floor (tiffin defense, I makes it seven wins against two 1 defeats for the season. Not bad Speaking of set-ups did you in exhausting rapidity. "Super- After ten minutes of play the! hear the last idea in making ath­ moon and stars and shrubbery — eh? as did others. Saw room-mate, man Garrett hit the scoreboard Taylor seconds took the hard-1 letes out of all of us. Yes, next first as he dumped his lay up WOods with Jackie Juett as lead-' semester we will all be takir but darkly by the steps. And to room. Alone. from right under, and from this er. : setting-up exercise for our health point the Trojans sprang into the The first five again took things FOR and also for practice in setting To term paper again. lead running the score to 11-3. easy at the start of the second GIFTS, NOVELTIES, AND up to study for the speeded up Room-mate returned. Mon­ The Panthers forcing defense period, as they romped over the program. Then there will be first itor for lights out. netted them three snappy buck- tiring Giffin laddies. The seconds INFANTS' AND CHILDREN'S aid and let me warn you, you'll Prayers and to bed. ets as Bell, Hanover's lanky cen- took the floor for the final min­ WEAR need it after an hour's workout conne Thought about transiency 0f >r cted twice on his weird utes of the last half and what a STOP AND SHOP with Coach May. Now for a plug it all. Wondered what other one hard heave and as JackY battle ti was. Rollie Leeman man­ for our cheer leaders. All out for American boys in millions were Jean finally touched off one of aged to nip the pill out of the pile at the defense means each Taylorite thinking about . . . other col- I his set shots from close under. of conjected basketballers three should be out to cheer the team to leges . . . the camps . . tjle Here again the Purple and Gold times for scores and Johnny, victory. To put this all in a nut Philippines. offense spurted forward as Hayes Hayes snipped the cords twice IDEAL SHOP shell it means that the draft has found the range for the first time Thought "God Bless America"; on long shots. The final score South Side of Square Hartford City got us and if we can't take part this year and peppered the nets there in the dark alone and really! read 59-25. in a sport we all will have to be for six buckets. Bell, Stucker, one anyway. meant it through all my soul. and Jean closed in the gap at Listened to room-mate snore j half time as the gun boomed at and seemed to hear Moon River 23-23. PERSONALS coming on somewhere across the \ The first four minutes of the • Taylor University • court. But very softly. Time to^ second stanza were the disastrous Basketeer Pulsifer hit the sleep. hardwoods four times in one ones for the Taylor boys as the (Founded 1846) minute last Friday in the game Thought about tomorrow, and | Panthers scored thrice before the with Giffin. next semester, and next summer. I Trojans had swallowed their last And the War. j bite of dextrose. Odle and Hayes The most conspicuous mem­ And about the social secretary, j couldn't find the target and only ber of the cheer leaders was ab­ So to sleep. Abel's tip-ins kept the score close, sent and the students want an j Only eleven measely tallies were excuse. recorded 011 the Trojans record Second Semester Opens is girl crazy during the final twenty minutes. Taylor Hayes February 4th again. Nuff said. Upland Grain Co. With three minutes remaining COAL, FEED AND SEED and four points to the good, the Three members of the varsity Upland, Indiana i Panthers staged a nice freeze scouted the Selma game Satur­ and skidded into the victors at Come into the President's office K. M. Snyder Phone 41 day and believe it or not there l 37-34. and have catalog, application are no more Odles. blank and personal letter sent to any prospective student you STUDENTS A. D. FREESE SON may know. Both Taylor and | Laundry For those "College Get-together's" Equipped for Quality & Quantity your friend will say "Thank Get your favorite snacks Dry Cleaning I at PRINTING You." 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