Marion College - Hatchet Yearbook (Marion, VA)

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Judy Tate, Elizabeth Clear, Carol Burdette HONOR COURT “Honor in its truest sense, and as it relates to life at Marion College, involves all that Christ taught concerning duty to self and to one another in thought, word, and act.” One of the most time-honored and cherished traditions of M arion College is the honor system and the embodiment of its authority in the Honor Court, a body of three members representing the senior, junior, and high school classes. However, honor is not antiquated and moss-covered; it is a vibrating challenge to aspire to the highest ideals of Christianity in everyday living. 27 }!

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STUDENT COUNCIL ‘AY e wish to promote a better understanding of each of us for our fellow stude nts and we endeavor to unite the student body, says Harriet Goode, capable and hard-working president of the Student Council, speaking for the members of her organization. The Student Council plays a leading role on the Marion College stage, preserving student honor, maintaining tlie high standards of the college, and encouraging responsible and loyal contributions to the student body. Harriet Goode. President Joyce Belle. Vice President Elizabeth Keister. Secretary Anna Laura Atwell. Treasurer (Seated, l . i l In Right) Anna Lavra Atwell, Harriet Goode, Joyce Belle, Elizabeth Keister (Standing, Left to Right) Raymond Mathena, Judy’ Tate, Nancy Slusseii, Carol Burdette, Maritza Rubio, Sandy I mburcer, Alice Catlett, Eleanor Robinson i 26 }

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( To i ) Sandy Cmberger (Second Roir) Elizabeth Clear, Carol Bastlan, Beverly Crumpton (Third Row) Carol Rodeffer, Harriet Goode, Penny ' Milleman, Susan IIartu ell, Kitty Engeliiart Y. W. C. A. The faces which form the triangle, the official symbol of the Young Women’s Chris¬ tian Association, are a vivacious, creative group known as the “Y” cabinet. The three sides of the triangle emphasize the three-fold spiritual program of the “ V , candle-light meditations, recognition and installation services, and grace at meals. Give this group a rectangle to work with and the result will be a blue and silver wintry paradise, the “Town and Country ” setting for a Kid Party, or the flowers of spring at a candle-lit Birthday Banquet, whichever the occasion demands. A capsule is even within the scope of these talented amateur geometrists! Sandy 1 M berger . President Elizabeth Clear. . I ice President Beverly Crumpton. Secretary Carol Rodeffer. Treasurer 4 2S