Marion University - Marionette Yearbook (Marion, IN)

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J ' Oh divrwh “That these honored dead might not have died in vain.” We pause to honor those who gave their lives while in the service of their country. Our minds, hearts, and ambitions are turned toward peace—they gave their “last full measure of devotion” for that word and we dedicate our lives to the preservation of it. Marion College displays the gold star for the following men: George Allred Raymond Hughes Gordon Kindschi Ray Norman Edwin Ramsburg Robert Shaw We are proud of the two hundred men and women who at one time attended M. C. and served in the armed forces of their country in this war. At this time nearly forty-two have returned to the “Old Triangle.” We welcome them back and dedicate ourselves to the task of maintaining the high standards of the school that puts “first things first.” Eleven

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3 0 1 (BsdJtsih TAndstMiandwy a WILLIAM F. McCONN M.A., B.O., D.D., President The past few years, have been filled with the uncertainties of war, but Dr. McConn has successfully guided Marion College through these years of uncertainty. Dr. McConn has served efficiently as a leader in spiritual, educational, and social matters. His inspiring chapel messages have aided in the molding of character in youth and served as a challenge for future achievements. He has served as president of Marion College since 1932. Dr. McConn and Secretary, Miss Betty Tatsch. Thirteen