Marion University - Marionette Yearbook (Marion, IN)

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s I 1st Row: J. W. KISER Florence, South Car¬ olina BETTY JEAN MAY Detroit, Michigan WALTER McADAMS Marion, Indiana EDNA McCAN Marion, Indiana 2nd Row: LAVONNE MILLARD Englewood, Colorado MARGIE OGDON Marion, Indiana RUTH OMAN Vanlue, Ohio LLOYD POE Morrow, Ohio 3rd Row: ELIZABETH RIGSBEt West Chazy, New Yc DORIS SLY Battle Creek, Michigan ' RAY STAIR Plymouth, Indiana LORRAINE WAGNER Loyalton, South Dakota 4th Row: MARJORIE WAGNER Loyalton, South Dakota CLARA JEAN WILSON Miltonvale, Kansas CHARLES YALE Fairmount, Indiana JOYCE YORK OTT Ames, Kansas Un photographed: MARY ADDISON ALICE BROWN MAURICE BURNS JOHN JONES ELIZABETH KOEHLER AILLENE MONCE PAULINE UHRIG ! ■ ; A j tjJS IS iml fpS ty L V Twenty-five I

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JOYCE BARNES Cadillac, Michigan MABLE BARNES Cadillac, Michigan NESTA l ECK AlRance, Ohio 2nd Row: LEOTA BESS Enid, Oklahoma RUTH BIXLER Mitchell, South Dakota RUTH BOLEN Lincolnton, North Car¬ olina RUTH BULLOCK Belleville, Pennsylvania VERNEEN BUTCHER Spoqpcr, Wisconsin MARJORIE CLOUSE Plymouth, Indiana MARTHA DEAN Columbus, Ohio WILLIAM DENNY Warsaw, Indiana ’EILEEN DUNN Danville, Ohio VIVABELLE FISHER White Pigeon, Michigan 4th Row: RAYMOND FOSTER Marion, Indiana WARREN FREEBORN Marion, Indiana FLORINE GATLINE Dallas, Texas DON GRANDLINARD Peru, Indiana DEVETA GRESS Marion, Indiana 5th Row: MARGUERITE GUM Alva, Oklahoma ELIZABETH HAGENSON ' Watseka, Illinois ' LUCILLE HENDRICKS . Atkinson, Nebraska ARDENE HIGGINS Marion, Indiana VIOLA HOLYCROSS ‘Columbia City, Indiana 6th Row: IRENE IPE Mishawaka, Indiana WANDA IRWIN Argos, Indiana WALTER JEFFRIES Dayton, Ohio HAROLD JOHNSON Fremont, Michigan ROBERT KENWORTHY Fountain City, Indiana

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FRESHMAN FEATURES A Back Row: Ott, Cate. Front Row: Jackson, Decker, Day. T HE fall of 1943 found on the campus an ambitious, spirited and slightly confused group. After the awe of registration day they settled down to study and fun—not forgetting the realities of war. With fewer fellows, how could they forget? This distinguished group was organized with Jane Decker as president. By this time they were ready for action. One of the outstanding occasions was the Freshman initiation. Then came Rush Day, with the majority allying themselves with the Amphics. When it came to choosing between dignified seniority and unobserved complacency, they decided to be strictly “Freshman.” Other officers are vice-pres., Verma Day; secretary, Larry Cate; treasurer, Francis Ott; Student Council representative, Lois Jackson. Twenty-six