Marion University - Marionette Yearbook (Marion, IN)

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o£ o. o-fao Cbe Marionette ’23 CHARLES O. BUSH, A. B. Major, Science and Mathematics. Bush, the athlete of the class is an instructor in Marion College Academy. As an underclassman he was a student in Wisconsin University and Aberdeen, S. D., State Normal. He has had several years experience as a high school teach¬ er, for six years being principal of the Clairmont and Bath High Schools of S. D. Hard work and hearty fellowship have made him popular in Marion Col¬ lege. We presage him a college pro¬ fessor. RUTH INA RASMUSSEN, A. B. Major, English. This young lady came from Kansas to partake of the advantages offered by Marion College. Ruth was for two years a student of Miltonvale Wesleyan Col¬ lege, but came to Marion and is now em¬ ployed as a student teacher. Together with high scholarship and a charming personality she possesses abiPty as a singer and has been a very active mem¬ ber of our student body. W. REECE WARNER, A. B. Major, Philosophy and Education. “Billy” began his career as a college student in Purdue University but trans- fered to Marion in his Sophomore year. His work as a student was supplemented by summer travel. Reece won fame not only as a student but as a basket ball player. During his three years as a student here he has been active in all branches of athletics. “He has enthusi¬ asm, he has fun, and a right glib tongue.”

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PAUL BILLHEIMER, A. B. Major, Philosophy and Education. Paul was graduated from Elwood High School in 1917. His college career be¬ gan in Taylor University. In 1918 he enlisted in the United States Army, re¬ ceiving a Second Lieutenant’s commis¬ sion, and became a training officer at Camp McClellan, Alabama. After re¬ ceiving his discharge he resumed his school work in Houghton Seminary. In the fall of 1920 he returned to Taylor University. The next year he came to Marion as a student-teacher. To know Paul is to admire him for his stability of character. STERLING M. LINVILLE, A. B. Major, Philosophy and Education. Ability in argumentation came to Sterling as a result of experience in at¬ tending Elwood, Winchester, Greentown and Kokomo High Schools. For a year and a half he was a student in Indiana University. Enlistment in the army de¬ layed his studying. But after his dis¬ charge from the army he transferred to Marion College. Seemingly without effort he mastered Greek, Chemistry, Math, and French. Scarcely a day passed that this illustrious Senior did not settle some disputed question. €be Marionette ' 23