MacMurray College - Tartan / Illiwoco Yearbook (Jacksonville, IL)

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Knowledge Faitli Service Miss Duone Neureuther Miss Ferol Vaughn Miss Patricia Vine The words of any motto never come entirely alive in anyone ' s heart until their meaning can be found as a living thing in the life of someone. Here, at MacMurray, our quest for knowledge, our striving for faith, and our desire to be of service to the people around us are represented symbolically through the annual choice of three seniors who have exemplified in their conduct the meaning of the three words in our motto — knowledge, faith, and service. Miss Duane Neureuther, as Miss Knowledge, has made herself worthy of the title by her unceasing efforts for accomplishment in the academic field during her three years at MacMurray. Miss Ferol Vaughn has served on the Campus Christian Life Committee for four years and has illustrated through her campus living the completeness of faith that has earned her her name of Miss Faith. Because Miss Patricia Vine, in her four years at MacMurray, has been one of those who has worked at many things willing with no request for thanks, she deserves the title of Miss Service in its fullest meaning. Chosen not only as the living examples of the words in our motto but also as the representatives of those unnamed others who are equally appreciated but seldom acknowledged. Miss Knowledge, Miss Faith, and Miss Service are placed in this position of honor as an illustration of MacMurray ' s raison d ' etre.

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MARJORIE J. CUNNINGHAM has become a familiar figure on the campus in her two years at MacMurray. As the Assistant Dean of Students, she guides half of our students throuah their academic and social prob- lems. She, also, plans and supervises the S.O.S. pro- gram and conducts orientation classes. She is the adviser of the Sophomore Class and the director of residences as well as the general chairman of the dining hall committee. Mrs. Cunningham, through her work and by her social contacts with MacMurray ' s students, has made an enduring home for herself at Mac since her arrival in 1947. 7h WENDELL S. DYSINGER became Dean of the College in 1940 and has since developed a complete and result-getting system of vocational and educational test batteries that are supported by expert analyses, without which the tests ' results would be useless. In addition to his duties as Dean of the College and di- rector of personnel. Dr. Dysinger also lectures to classes in various fields of psychology. Like the other officers of the Administration, Dean Dysinger ' s genuine interest in MacMurray and hei students is apparent in every phase of his work and makes him a popular figure on campus. ROMA N. HAWKINS, as Dean of Students, has many duties that require her attention. She supervises prep- arations for all special days on campus and serves as adviser to the ILLIWOCO, the Students Association, the YWCA, the Junior Class, the campus societies, and the fire captain. She acts, also, as the chairman of the permanent schedule committee and serves as a coun- selor to half of MacMurray ' s students, as well. Through her lectures to the orientation classes, Mrs. Hawkins acquaints the freshmen with MacMurray ' s many tradi- tions and, at the same time, reveals herself as a person well qualified for her position through eighteen years of experience at MacMurray. The Deans