Marion University - Marionette Yearbook (Marion, IN)

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ORDER OF BOOKS COLLEGE Administration Classes COLLEGE LIFE Activities Campustry

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PREFACE HE theme of trees is inseparably associated with the art of print¬ ing. For that reason we think it especially fitting that the Art Motif for the 1933 Marionette should be trees. Who has not thrilled to the panorama of nature ' s coloring as revealed in the trees on Marion College campus? The scarlets, yellows, and browns of the leaves in the fall; the stark majesty of the frees in winter when all leaves are gone and the first snowfall forms a study in black and white; the tender green of the leaves in spring time when all nature joyously springs to life again—what Marion Col¬ lege student can forget such pictures? Once again the wheels of time have rounded a year, and once again comes forth the mirror of Marion College to stimulate memories of the past, to in¬ spire hope for the future and to make you relive those days spent on the Old Triangle. This is your book. The members of the staff have endeavored to publish a book of which you will be proud. Such a task has not been easy since we have worked on a budget allowance of little more than half the amount spent in former years. It gives us pleasure to acknowledge our gratitude to those who have co¬ operated in making a success of this annual. To the faculty, to the student body, to Ben Larrimer and K elso Davis, of the Larrimer Art Shop, Marion, Indi¬ ana; to R. B. Woolever, of the Fort Wayne Engraving Co., Fort Wayne, In¬ diana; to George Hachet of the Auburn Printing Co., Auburn, Indiana; to Kings- kraft Covers, Kingsport, Tenn.—to all these we express our appreciation. Our production is presented for your approval. May it not fall short of any proper expectations. Editor

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IN MEMORIAM A. JONES 1855 — 1933