Marion University - Marionette Yearbook (Marion, IN)

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Seniors LEAH M. STUMP, A.B., B.S. 3426 S. Boots St. Marion, Indiana English, History, Mathematics WILBUR F. FOSTER, A.B. 503 Wabash Avenue Marion, Indiana Science, History Journal Staff; Amphictyon Secretary, Beaux Art; Associate Editor Journal ' 3 0. Leah’s eight years here through academy and college will be remembered even by alum¬ ni as the career of an “A” student. Her literary talent, characterized by dependabili¬ ty and originality made Leah valuable as Associate Editor of the Journal. Marionette Staff ’31; Chemistry Assist¬ ant; Eureka; Bund Societas; Basketball; Orchestra director. “Web,” the director of our orchestra, reflects a generous spirit through his ever¬ present good humor and cheerful disposi¬ tion. LORENZO A. HARVEY, Th.B. Old Fort, North Carolina Theology President Amphictyon ’31; President Theological Class ’31; Evangelist, Student Conference; Men’s Glee Club; Amphictyon Quartette. Although Mr. Harvey has been with us only a year, his abilities in music and leader¬ ship in religious activities have made him prominent and well-liked by the student body. Page Twenty-six

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Seniors H. HELEN PITTS, A.B., B.S. FRANCES M. DAVIS, A.B., B.S. Fairmount, Indiana Biological Science, English Lewis Creek, Indiana English, Science Eureka President ’30; Assistant in Bio¬ logical Science; Gospel League; Y. M. W. B. Vice-President; Ministerial Association. Editor Journal ' 31 ; Editor Gospel Torch ’31: Amphictyon; Gospel League; Evangelical League. Frances has been prominent in the re¬ ligious activities of the school and as a dele¬ gate to the Convention of the Gospel League proved herself worthy of our trust in her. An outstanding member of the student body through all of her college life, Helen has concentrated her abilities on journalism as editor of the “Journal and of the “Gospel Torch. VIRGIL VERNON HAMMER, B.S. Warren, Indiana President Amphictyon Council ’30; President Amphictyon ’26; Vice-President Student Conference ' 26; Marionette Staff ’26; Ministerial Association; Beaux Art; President Debate Club. Mr. Hammer, prominent in activities and noted as a debater, has always been a source of enthusiasm and life in the affairs of the “Old Triangle.’’ Page Twenty-five

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Seniors ROLAND E. LINDER. Th.B. Marion, Indiana Greek Eureka; Ministerial Association; Basket¬ ball. Although interested in all phases of school life, Roland is outstanding as a con¬ scientious religious worker. WAYNE LEE, B.S. Liberty Center, Indiana Science, Mathematics Due to his position as a teacher in the Wells County Schools, Mr. Lee has taken his work through extension courses and in sum¬ mer school and consequently is not as well known to us as we wish he might be. CHARLES W. TAYLOR, A.B., B.S. Alexandria, Ohio Class President ’29,’30; French-Spanish President ’31; Journal Staff ’29; Eureka; Y. P. Society President ’31; Basketball ' 28, ’30, ’31; Tennis ’31; Gospel League. The many positions of responsibility which Charles has so capably filled bespeak our confidence in him and have revealed his admirable qualities of dependability and thoroughness. Page Twenty-seven