Marion University - Marionette Yearbook (Marion, IN)

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STUDENT COUNCIL . . Back Row: Kiser, Boyd, Higgins. Front Row: Prof. Taylor, Zent, Jackson, Mrs. DeVol, Decker, Freeborn, Meddock. T HE Student Council plays an important part in the life on the campus. It is com¬ posed of the president, one additional representative from each class, the dean of women and the dean of men. William Meddock served as president of the Student Council this year. The group sponsored a school project for the construction of a new cement tennis court. The organization usually meets two Monday evenings a month. It acts as spokesman from the student body to the faculty. The council aids in gov¬ erning student life, listens to students’ desires and does much to preserve their happiness. Sixteen

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Elizabeth Ayers, A.B. Librarian Osea E. Arney, A.B. Bookkeeper, French Erma R. Steinacker Registrar Howard T. Noggle, Th.B. Field Representative Mrs. Claude Rickey Dietician Emma D. McQuiston Assistant Dietician Daniel VV. Baker Superintendent of Buildings and Grounds ASSISTANTS TO THE FACULTY Top Row: Ruth Bixler, Assistant to Dean of Women; Erwin Boone. Assistant in Chemistry; Charles Day. Physical Education Instructor; Verma Day. Secretary to Registrar; Elizabeth Hagensen, Assistant in Music; Verdon Higgins. Assistant to Dean of Men. Bottom Row: Virginia Jones, Secretary to President; Frances Major, Assistant to Dean of Women; Mary Martin. Assistant in Speech; Doris Sly, Secretary to Treasurer and Bookkeeper; Ouida Stephens, R. N., School Nurse; Margaret Wright, Assistant in Biology. Unphotographed: Mrs. E. Parker, Assistant in Art. Fifteen

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SENIOR SAGES . . Huffman, Zent, Jones, Svozil, Higgins. A S THIS class arrived at M. C. in the fall of 1940, it was royally welcomed and initiated by the Sophomores. Each year they very capably displayed talent and entertaining ability in Chapel programs. As Juniors it was this class that gave up the greatest number of its members to the Armed Forces. In honor of these members to these, the Chapel program this year did much in creating patriotism at M. C. Other events of the Junior year were the entertaining of the Seniors at the spring banquet and the detaining of the Senior sneak for about four hours. As Seniors, though decreased in number by war and marriage, this class can boast of an enrollment slightly greater than that of Senior classes of the past few years. For weeks, at the beginning of the year, the Juniors lost much sleep because of them, but all for nothing—the Seniors only went to the Pence farm for dinner. The officers are president, Verdon Higgins; vice-president, Clarence Huffman; sec¬ retary, Virginia Jones; treasurer, Betty Svozil; Student Council representative, Helen Zent. Seventeen