Marion University - Marionette Yearbook (Marion, IN)

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MARGARET F. STENGER B. S. in Ed. (Elem.) Marion, Indiana Amphic; Hoosier. MYRTLE TEACHEY B. S. in Ed. Rosehill, North Carolina Central College ’43 Eureka; Dixie; Y. T. C.; Foreign Language: C. C. C.; International Relations Club. DRUSCILLA WOOD A. B., History, English Gastonia, North Carolina Central College Eureka; Dixie; Y. T. C.; Forensic; Foreign Language; International Relations. OUIDA M. STEPHENS A. B. Zoology, Psychology Detroit, Michigan Eureka, Pres.; C. C. C., Pres.; Inter¬ national Relations Club. LEE I. TILDEN B. Rel. Marion, Indiana Amphic; Hoosier LORING H. PETER¬ SON A. B.; Biblical Liter¬ ature, History Hayward, Wisconsin U. of Wis. U. S. Army Eureka; Westerner, Pres.; Marionette; Inter-Society Council; Forensic, Pres; S. A. R.; Varsity De¬ bate Team; Student Conf., Pres. DARREL F. TAGGART B. Rel. Marion, Indiana Amphic; Westerner; Foreign Language. MARY ELLEN WALKER A. B., English, Biblical Literature Marion, Indiana Amphic; Hoosier; Forensic; Varsity Debate Team; Foreign Language; Y. T. C.; Orchestra; Student Council; Journal; Editor, Marionette; Who ' s Who. MARGARET WRIGHT A. B. Biological Science Middlebury, Indiana Eureka; Hoosier; C. C. C.; Foreign Language; Science; Y. T. C.; Hiking Club; Forensic. ALICE MAE BUTCHER A. B. Biology, English Stevens Point, Wisconsin Amphic; Westerner; Forensic; Foreign Language; Science; C. C. C.; Inter-So¬ ciety Council; Y.T.C.; F. M. F.; Chorus; Debate; A Cappella Choir; Instrumental Ensemble. Nineteen

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LLOYD P. LINDER B. Rel. Elkhart. Indiana Eureka; Hoosier; S. A. R.; A Cappella; Foreign Language. NAOMI PAKE B. S. in Ed. (Elem.) Bay City, Michigan Eureka; Wolverine; C. C. C.; Marionette Hiking Club; F. M. F.; Interna¬ tional Relations. MARGARET RUBY POWELL A. B., History, Spanish Asheville, North Carolina Central College, ' 42 Eureka; Dixie; Foreign Language; International Re la¬ tions; Science. RICHARD L. ROSSOW B. Rel. Eau Claire, Wisconsin Miltonvale ’43 Eureka; Westerner, Pres; Foreign Language. FAITH L. SIMPSON B. Rel. Ipswich, South Dakota Eureka; Westerner; C. C. C.; Foreign Language; Forensic; A Cappella Choir; Girls ' Trio; Girls’ Quartet; Journal, Editor. RUTH E. LONG B. Rel. New Stanton, Pennsylvania Amphic; Easterner; Science; Foreign Language. ELIZABETH POE B. Rel. Morrow, Ohio Amphic; Buckeye; Hiking Club. BARBARA JANE REED B. Rel. Minneapolis, Minnesota Eureka; Westerner; F. M. F. CHARLOTTE SHREVE B. S. in Ed. (Elem.) Damascus, Ohio Eureka; C. C. C.; Buckeye; Chorus; Hiking Club; Journal. WALTER E. SIMP¬ SON B. Rel. Ipswich, South Dakota Miltonvale ’43 Eureka; Westerner; Chorus; Y. T. C., Pres.; W. Y. P. S„ Pres. AUDREY OLSON B. Rel. Watford City, North Dakota Miltonvale Eureka; Westerner; C. C. C.; F. M. F. MARGUERITE POE B. Rel. Morrow, Ohio Eureka; Buckeye; Chorus. HARRIETT ESTHER REED B. S. in Ed. (Elem.) Minneapolis, Minnesota Eureka; Westerner; International Relations. PAUL SHUGART B. Rel. Marion, Indiana Amphic, Pres.; Sr. Class, Pres.; Student Conference, Pres.; Foreign Language; Hoosier; Y. T. C.; Journal; Student Council; Who ' s Who. ERMA R. STEIN- ACKER A. B., English Fowlerville, Michigan Eureka; Wolverine, Pres.; Inter-Society; Foreign Language; S. M. W. B.; A Cappella Choir; Registrar; Who’s Who. Eighteen

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JUNIOR I § F LWAYS foremost among the many thoughts of an active Junior class is “to catch the Seniors in their sneak.” Failing to halt the initial get¬ away (which occurred following a Friday morning chapel period when all classes were “supposed” to be electing officers) the Juniors quickly chose their class officers with Bob Kenworthy as president, following which five rather audacious youths met the Seniors “six” miles beyond the “five” mile limit. Typical Freshmen, persistent Sophomores, these efficient Juniors have been active in numerous of the campus functional organizations and have made their contribution to the life of the school. Despite their initial setback, the Juniors were capable hosts to the Seniors at the annual banquet held in honor of the “learned and leaving.” First Row: H. Johnson, J. W. Kiser, M. Burns. Second Row: R. Kenworthy, M. Clouse. Twenty