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There is much work involved in keeping Marion College pro¬ gressing. To aid Dr. McConn in all the administrative functions, are the able, devoted members of the administrative staff. STAFF PRES. WM. F. McCONN B.O., M.A., D.D.
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Mr. Noggle has served Marion College for eleven years as Field Representative. As he trav¬ els throughout the Marion College area, his ra¬ diant Christian character represents well our sch ool’s spiritual atmosphere. ADMINISTRATIVE I Mr. Baldwin has made himself known this year at Marion College as a congenial friend by the sincere and efficient manner in which he serves the college as treasurer. Miss Clevenger, our registrar for two years, has served beyond the line of duty” in her pleasant way. All who know her have come to admire her friendly helpfulness. Mrs. Klaasen has been the college bookkeeper for four years. In this time she has become more and more appreciated for her faithful and un¬ tiring efforts in seeing that the office work is done.
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MEMORIAM MARY K. RUDD Mary Kathryn Croft Rudd, the daughter of Rev. and Mrs. Charles Croft, was born into a Wesleyan Methodist parsonage in Eskridge, Kansas, on April 6, 1912. For the past several years she had been Assistant Professor of Elemen¬ tary Education. She brought to her class-room an excellent background of train¬ ing and experience, and not only taught successfully but took a vital interest in the spiritual welfare of her students. She has left on the campus the memory of a godly, consecrated life expended in behalf of others. During her service on the Marion College Faculty, she was married to George Rudd of Laconia, New York. Mary Rudd was known throughout evangelical circles as the composer of both words and music of six gospel songs published by Homer Rodeheaver and entitled, Songs by Mary K. Croft.” On the morning of November 20, 1951, Mrs. Rudd passed away. She had lived a full, influential, and devout Christian life not to be forgotten by Mar¬ ion College. Page twelve
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