Marion University - Marionette Yearbook (Marion, IN)

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First Row: M. Elder. Second Row: L. Turnbough, L. Wilcox, R. Kenworthy, P. Taylor, C. Ellsberry. Third Row: L. Jackson, B. Tatch, J. W. Kiser, P. Shugart. H IGH ranking in importance among the many campus organizations is the Student Council which acts as a mediating body for students and faculty. In bi-weekly meetings, the council entertains various suggestions offered by members of the student body, aids in governing student life and annually presents a school project which is sponsored by the members of the student body. The project undertaken this year was the purchasing of equipment for the general office which included two typist’s tables, three typist’s chairs, two fluorescent lamps, one typist’s liner and one small dictionary. The council is composed of the presidents of the classes, one additional representative from each class, the social deans and a president elected by the student body of the preceding year. The president of this year’s Student Council was Marjorie Elder. Fourteen

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Howard T. Noggle, Th.B. Mrs. Claude Rickey Field Representative Dietician Emma D. McQuiston Assistant Dietician Daniel VV. Baker Superintendent of Buildings and Grounds ASSISTANT FACULTY Top Row: Ruth Bixler, Assistant to Dean of Women; Charles Day, Physical Education Instructor; Verma Day, Secretary to Registrar; Mildred Cole, Assistant in Biology; Dorman Elliott, Assistant in Physics. Middle Row: Carolyn Fisher, Secretary to President; Warren Freeborn, Assistant in Chemistry; Harold John¬ son, Bookstore; Grace Knapp, Assistant to Dean of Women; Rachel Lewis, Assistant in Art; George Man- love, Assistant to Dean of Men. Eottom Row: Lavaun Peterson, Secretary to Treasurer and Bookkeeper; Betty Rees, Assistant in Speech; Gladys Sime, Assistant in Music; Faith Simpson, Assistant in Music; Ouida Stephens, R. N., School Nurse; Sarah Willis, Assistant to Dean of Women. Thirteen

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«|7XPERIENCED”, “distinguished”, “sagacious sages” or whatever you may choose to call them, the Senior class occupies the position most coveted (whether they admit it or not) by all of the other classes. Taking their dose as Freshmen they endeavored the following year to orient as much as possible the new class which filled the rear seats of the chapel. As Juniors they caught the Seniors and finally as Seniors they successfully “snuck” the Senior sneak. Due to the war the class this year is again purchasing class pins instead of the Senior jackets of other years, and in addition has curtailed all plans of trips and socials. Electing Paul Shugart as president, the class has sought to hold high the standards of the school by putting “First Things First.” Fifteen