Marion University - Marionette Yearbook (Marion, IN)

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Standing: Prof. Huffman, L. Hicks, J. Denny, D. Lappin. Seated: M. Wood, V. Simpson SENIORS As the senior year comes for every class, it is not without its responsibilities. Many of the members are found leading the vari¬ ous organizations on the campus; and, to start off the year right, a group of Senior Advisors cheerfully guide the new stu¬ dents during the orientation program. Be¬ sides the responsibilities, senior life is made interesting by special traditions such as the Senior Sneak”, exemption from spring term exams, and the Senior Class Day”. Those chosen for official positions were Dale Lappin, president; James Denny, vice president; Margaret Wood, secretary; Lema Hicks, treasurer; Voreta Simpson, Student Council Representative; Prof. Huffman, sponsor. Vaye twenty-two

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In the shadow. . Dear Student, Generations of Marion College students have passed under the shadow of the familiar tower until it seems to symbolize the aca¬ demic influence of the institution. The tower is solid, dignified with age, practical, and yet beautiful as it stands, garlanded with ivy, through sunshine and storm. Its solidity signifies the substantial body of facts which Marion College seeks to impart. Its dignity represents the dominion of truth, the truth that makes men free and that flames into a passion in the heart of the true scholar. Its practicality signifies the training which the college gives for the actual work of life’s callings. And always, its beauty stands for the appreciation of the best in literature and the arts which Marion College strives to foster in her students.

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h)(2$LcuvS it- WALTER CHARLES ADAMS, JR. There is nothing at all in life except what we,put there. Celina, Ohio A.B. History. Amphic, I.R.C., Student Ministerial Assn. Sec., Journal Business Mgr., Indiana Central College. DOLLY B. ALBRIGHT Quietly she works, always faithful to each duty. High Point, North Carolina A.B. Lang. Arts. Transfer from Central College, S. C. Marionette Asst. Ed., Marionette Ed., Spanish Club, For¬ ensic V. Pres., Eng. Club, Amphic, Gospel Team. EVELYN JOAN ARCHBOLD (for ' A merry heart doeth good like medicine. A Ossian, Indiana A.B. Chemistry. Bio” Club V. Pres., C.C.C., F.T.A., French Club, Phy. Science, Eurekan, Chorus, Journal staff. GLENN BARBEE He who is firm of will molds the world to himself. Topeka, Kansas A.B. Eng. Amphic. JAMES A. BLAINE Victory belongs to the most persevering.” Oak Lawn, Illinois A.B. Religion. St. Conf. V. Pres., A Cappella Choir, Fresh. Class V. Pres., Eurekan, Gospel Team, Faculty Asst, in Greek, Journal Asst, and Business Mgr., Student Minis¬ terial Assn., St. Conf. Pres. ALBERTA RUTH BOWMAN She that inquires much learns much.” Marion, Indiana B.S. in Ed. (H.S.). Social Studies, Gospel Team, Junior Class Sec., Marionette, Asst. Ed. and Ed., I.R.C. V. Pres., Art Forum, All-Star Basketball Team, Who’s Who. WILLIAM E. BUTLER A high ideal, whatever it may be may be realized through persistent endeavor and honest effort. Marion, Indiana A.B. Religion. Transfer from Union Bible Seminary. CHARLES CAMPBELL You’ll always find him in an ambitious mood, whether ’tis work or play.” Mt. Hope, West Virginia A.B. Art. Art Forum Pres., Parnassus, F.T.A., Transfer from Frankfort Pilgrim College. CHESTER CAMPBELL Of all the things you wear, your expression is most important.” Bessemer City, North Carolina A.B. Biology and English. French Club Pres., Bio” Club Pres., Parnassus Club Pres., Intercollegiate Debate Team, Forensic Club, F.T.A., Amphic. OLA CAMPBELL Who does the best his circumstances allow, does well, acts nobly—angels could do no more.” Blockton, Iowa Th.B. Amphic.