Marion University - Marionette Yearbook (Marion, IN)

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Wolverine Club Top Row: Wilson, Harkless, Prof. Bowman, R. Coleson, Prof. Calhoon, Ford, E. Coleson. Middle Row: Flach, Master, Grody, Sowders, Baker, Dew, Rosenberger, Whaley. Bottom Row: Frey, Boyd, Warren, Avery, Snyder, Reynolds, Hall, Pettigrove. FROM THE GREAT LAKE REGIONS come the Wolverines, a hardy group of individuals determined to make Marion College justly proud of them. In the spring term of 1934 the students from Michigan organized, what is now called the Wolverine Club. They purposed to promote a closer bond of fellow¬ ship among northern students on the Old Triangle, and at the same time, to advertise Marion College within their own state boundaries. Club meetings, parties, participation in other campus activities and hearty perseverance for new students, have enabled them to achieve their initial purpose. During the present year under the leadership of Henrietta Avery, president; Myrtle Grody, vice-president; Ida Rosenberger, secretary- treasurer; and the sponsor, Professor Allen Bowman, they have surpassed all previous efforts. Having increased their enrollment 57% over that of last year, they have tied with the Dixies for first place in the membership drive. The Wolverine Club is proud and happy to share the shield with the Dixies this year, but are working toward a greater future when they may claim the reward for themselves. [ Fage 9