Marion University - Marionette Yearbook (Marion, IN)

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“Teach Us to Build” piLES of lumber, kegs of nails, every necessary tool for building, but an untrained carpenter would be a tragedy. Even so, in life we need wholesome train¬ ing to build life’s structure beautiful and eternal. One of the rare privileges of each M. C. student is the opportunity of building under the influence and discipline of those who have properly weighed eternal values and have learned through experience to dis¬ tinguish between worthwhile and treacherous ma¬ terials. Invaluable lessons are being learned and woven into the character of each student as they pass through their college.days with the supplication “Teach us to build” upon their lips. Eight

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WHO SERVE |N the columns which follow under these lines of introduction are listed the names of the men who at sometime prior to their enlistment or induction into the armed forces, were in attend¬ ance at Marion College. More than one hundred eighty-three alumni and students have answered the call of their country to protect the liberty we so highly prize. The representa¬ tives of Marion College in the Armed Forces have given and are giving today everything that life holds dear for them, that Christian institutions as Marion College might live in the world. We pay tribute to the six men listed today as “missing in action” or else reported killed: Charles Maggart, Ray Norman, Jr., Robert Shaw, Raymond Hughes, Edwin Ramsburg, and George Allred. We shall cherish their memory and dedicate ourselves to the task of maintaining Marion College as a Christian institution for which men might consider it worthwhile to die if such necessity faced them. (““Reported missing in action) ARMY Frank Adams Richard Alte Arthur Anspaugh Howard Bailey (Chaplain) Paul Bailey Bertram Baker Robert Baker Max Banker Richard Beckley Robert Berkebile Philip Briles ■John Bunish Bernard Carmin Albert Chapman, Jr. H. E. Chase (Chaplain) Keith Clinker Kenneth Cobbs Ralph Coleson Edgar Conkling Charles Cotner Thomas Davis C. C. Decker (Chaplain) James DeWeerd (Chap¬ lain) Gerald Dillon Paul Douglas Berl Elder Edwin Endicott Wayne Fedewa Wilbur Foster V. V. Hammer (Chaplain) Tillman Hicks Robert Hill Eber Hodson Keith Huffman Leroy Jacobs Donald Jaycox Gaylord Jordan John Kelly Lowell LaGarde Marvin Ledy Raymond Markley Ernest Linder Vinton Mack J. L. Manson Paul Miller Maynard McConn Jean McMichael Coleman Minx Ray Norman, Jr. Harold Orvis Ellman Ott Loren Page Paul E. Parker, Sr. (Chaplain) Paul E. Parker, Jr. Chester Pettiford Perry Rawson, M. D. John Rayle Allen Regan (Chaplain) Rufus Riesdorph (Chap¬ lain) Thomas Russell (Chap¬ lain) ' “Robert Shaw Charles Sherwood Harold Shigley Clarke Shreve Wayne Skyrme Jack Smith Roy Smith Kenneth Spangler Lewis Sutton Herman Surber Clayton Tillotson Glen Tippey Byron Tippey Richard Troyer Paul Walter Harold Weaver Forrest Wells Charles Wiekat Robert Wysong NAVY ‘“George Allred ■J. E. Barnthouse Ray Belknap Donald Boone Robert Buell Richard Chambers George Beal H. E. Chace Clifford Crawford Marlin Ditmer Horace Ebersole Alfred Fennell Robert Galligan Max Henry John Hester Dean Hughes ' “Raymond Hughes Jerrold Kelly Sander Kleis (Chaplain) Winford J. Kiser, D. D. S. Clell Longest Donald Martin A. Jackson Miller E. M. Miller Merle Miller Robert Miller Paul Mitchell, Sr. Robert Moore John Neff Weston Newton Earl Rickey Claude Rickman Marcus Roberts Everett Shirar Phil Stephens Ray Stair James Tippey Theodore West Paul Wheeler AIR CORPS Walter Bodenhorn Rollin Bradford Jesse Briles James Decker Robert Dellinger Wilford Drake Earl Frost Ermal Garinger Lewis Jackson ' “Charles Maggart William Major Edwin Ramsburg Ralph Trostel A. Dixon Wood John York MARINES Murray Thompson, D.D.S. Philip Winchel Paul Woodcock COAST GUARD Shufford Laws Acel Newell ARMY NURSES Peggy Rickey Mary Alice Russell WAC Mabel McDaniel Mildred Stern Seven

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MAN of foresight, sound judgment and prayer, Dr. Wm. F. McConn has successfully guided the growing interests of Marion College for a period of thirteen years. He has unsparingly contributed to the life of the student body and school. He has wisely advised us in our efforts to build into our characters the principles of the noble progressive Christian. Left: Dr. McConn and secre- retary, Miss Carolyn Fisher. Nine