Marion University - Marionette Yearbook (Marion, IN)

Text from Pages 1 - 164 of the 1961 volume:

It S, -:war 1 x --.ff-f Editor Business Manager Sponsor Jean Falling Walter McKee Clarence Huffman 4O YEAR W ago Marion College graduated her first class. Over 6600 students have gone to school here over the past four decades. Today she is 'still producing well-educated young men and women to go out into the world, giving forth the gospel of Christ-centered living in many walks of life. The past has made Marion College as it is today. Let each one of us strive to make our best contribution to the Marion College of tomorrow. TABLE OF CONTENTS Pclg 52 KLM A hletics P g 62 Pug 76 Page 100 PRESENTING... THE PRESIDENT Dear Friends: We are the architects of our tomorrows. As we choose today, we will achieve in the future. Granted that there are limiting factors, yet there will always exist one or more alternatives. Today's vision sets the direction .of our travel. Planning defines the progressive steps of accomplishment. Dedicated service translates hopes into realities. Willing gifts provide the means of growth. But we are limited in our vision, planning, service, and giving unless we are under thecanopy of Divine blessing. We need daily the wisdom of the Holy Spirit. Never should we lose sight of the truth, God giveth the increase. DR. WOODROW GOODMAN I V V .iw fi:-F: 5 . H f W .Q ,xl M 'L f Q lu w I uw 1 . ,w N 1 J . 1 -Eiggiywfjgq... . hifi? - lil 11 mv p 15' Aff' l'l ,x. nn !V'l1lsa .V-nu v -Gisxvs- Ax-I' M!l'.'y.1,Ai',1- '1Qh.1.1' Jw'f'?-,ag H ww A , 1x.v 1 14, M-af x im 55,59 F WSW fl 51 ffl Mm. ,h,, g,,,, fxzfx l' 1 Lf -531 3-5 L' ,cgi ju in ,. 1, . ,554 5 5, l Q ,Va My -4 iffy' :- if -, ,H v .f ,:?' ,ge ' , - Q3-'W V ,L Sifff-.P2FfZ2:i'T3 ..-s ' 'X iss-n err, 'flux H 55 ' VM E W. .,.. .. ..,, . .1 ,. ....,.. if- , , , , , H ,sz-l -c '-'1-wff -'rf' E g wi, ef? 4 H 5, 'f as, - 'P ,,i' Vfsi? if 3' 555 , . 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M M-M .ff'i ii' ,-- . igw.: V ' - 1-X - :2f+17AZ-5 ,k FV Z N15 4 , xg.. 4, .. .. ' E229 .MMM DEDICATION... Through the eight years that you have served here as faculty member, many of us students havecome for personal or academic counselling. Your sched- ule was never too full to listen to our problems, give advice and pray with us. We appreciate your spiritual leadership, your friendly smile and your way of letting us know that you're our friend. And we love that soft southern style of speech. Thank you for attending our banquets, our parties, our basketball games, and other social functions. Thank you for guiding us in physical education for the several years you held that position. We always have appreciated your family pew in church too. Your devotion to Christ, the church and His cause has made us admire you. For these and many other reasons, we wish to thank you. And because of all this, we dedicate our 1961 MARIONETTE to you, Dr. E. Harold Shigley. Mrs. Shigley, La.Vonne, Dr. Shigley, Rhonda, Joy, Donna, Beth. Dr. and Mrs. Shigley OUR CHAPLAIN REVEREND GARL BEAVER I We are fortunate to have as our college chaplain, the Reverend Garl Beaver His weekly sermons are sources of real inspiration to the college youth. The hours spent under his minis- try are hours of enrichment and blessing. Ar the present time, Reverend Beaver has been ac- tive in the building program of the church which will help to more adequately meet the needs of each one of us. Marion College appreciates the devoted labor of its chaplain. zo . , . 1 ww w w lx-X .JN M, -A vw' , -1. . '. I . .1 1 w r ' ' Here in hi A, 1 1' ui . ,f s study, Reverend Beaver spends mony hours prepornng his sermons ond performing duties of the church Qur CHOPXCN U cmd his Wife' I I 'Q ff if n. ef, ,ve up M4 3 1 x J, . 4 . . -1 1- ' . V L ' V T x ' in 'X fi 5' Qi: . , '.gx 25, egg. ,' 1 -i. f f 1 ,- -gn A . 7 Hi, ,4 E -A M ' K . AL. ' , .,.1Q.f'-,Iain-nxjiirilhixfi' 5' . '- D. 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His contribution in the past will be long remembered, but Marion College will also protit by his continued ser- vice in the tomorrows. , I4 Russell Baldwin Business Manager BUSINESS STAFF Mrs. Carol Weller, Assistant Bookkeeperg Mrs. Bessie Cra- vens, Bookkeeperj George Ott, Assistant Business Manager Office of College Development Howard Noggle Field Representative Mrs. Rachel Herring Secretary ii' 'O ,- r 3 f ' fF'FI'E '4.Q22 'J'- ' 'sits Miss Van Winkle, Registrar 15 Miss Louise Hackett, Clerk YM i aw' l QM. i .Wi Clayton G. Lawrence AM., PhD. Director of Teacher Education CSecondarylj Chairman of Division of Education and Social Studies, Professor of Education. H iiwiifgigg if if qw ii i. mi.. W' .alllf l-. lik iii T! 1 5? fl' 'fglly ., :E?' iii L3-js ' if X, if if nuz' il Pl - -fr' ' ' lj l E332 ' T V ' . f 3 I ' 5 ' Y-fl X X I John W. Reed M.Rel., BD., MA. Assistant Professor of Sociology E. Harold Shigley M.Rel., MA., Ed.D. Director of Student Personnel, Director of Teacher Education CElementaryJ, Professor of Education. .--.--ag' A 5' E 1 l ,E-J' -'...i2 g 'A .225 we ii - 'FQ-Q 1 511 151-ff i ' , . -gmk - - - A. i .'f5,'i'21svk:w'.- ea' ' - X- - X 1 Q51 1535,-2,55-.ji-f -. .h ' Hlfirrlf , ' ., X . ' 4 l i.- .l . Hu ,217 4 f , . EDUCATION A D SOCIAL TLIDIES I6 NATURAL SCIENCE I iiti 5 E it I iii Charles R. Brow. B.S. in Ed. Instructor in Math and Physics Margaret Hodson A.M., M.S. Associate Professor of Biological Sciences . :N I e I 1 I - ii. if ,. Q ,,i , I ,if I William P. Fessenden A.M. Associate Professor of Chemistry Thomas Davidson A.B. Instructor in Biological Sciences Vernon C. Crouc FINE ARTS B.S. in Ed., M.A. Assistant Professor of Music fn Herman Baker M.A. Music Director of Musicg Chairman of Divi- sion of Fine Artsg Professor of Voice and Public School Music Martha Linn A.M. 1 .lx 2.1 . i i . - . i i 3'fU xr. Vi i . Assistant Professor of Art Alta F. Peck Instructor in Home Economics if l: .'1 ,,,Q,- .. , i, Gretchen T. Parker B. Music Assistant Professor of Piano and Mu sic Theory James W Elliott Associate Professor of Spanish and Buble Helene Cullcu Assistant Professor of Modern Languages Marjorie J Elder Assoclate Professor of English an his M395 MODERN LANGUAGE AND LITERATURE Mary C Dodd AM PhD Professor of English Language and Literature Chairman of Dlvlslon of Modern Languages and Literature WN Speech Laura S Emerson Associate Professor o Speech 'vi Assistant Professor of Greek and V. 1 .- Leo G. Cox M.ReI., B.D., A.M., PhD. Director of Ministerial Trainingg Chairman of Division of Theology and Ministerial Train- ingg Professor of Theology and Bible Clarence Huffman M.Rel., B.D. Associate Professor of Bible rz.i , fn. Q an me W , R. Duane Thompson I C vi Philosophy ' ?3fU ?? 51 .. QE., M .hi .1 -, 'lam ,f-Mgfit-tg'-ll I W .Y ' ,Ji 1 r iiuilvg .. itil' lielldi ' l 1 I i 2-.l 1 iv Assistant Sm.. gg 2 we A-E55 1 -Tp' -' figgiafaf-:..i:gm .1 i . ,Vg-ff-.:,tgii.- Walter F. Titus M.A. Professor of Greek and Bible, Director of Gospel Teams RELIGION AND PHILOSOPHY 20 David Spargo , - lnstructor In Physical Educotuon P A Fred Weaver T I M E Assnsfcmr Professor m Moth T EA C H E RS 21 L 5.1 , r S Helen Shlgley B S M A Assnstont Professor m Educotuon Byron L Tlppey A B S un Ed A Instructor In Socfol Studaes in.:-f . at A-B 1 ' A r ' . L . . . lr- ' i 1 ,L ' . -V 1 1 ,Zip v EEE N ' ': Wuxi: . t r E . if' 'ii Z ' . ., . . if-SLN. 1 A E M:-E jf' 4, . , ,Q 1 rr ' B., . . ' ., M. . ' 1 .' X X E - -E N U X -E. ,N Q. 2.71. ' egg P 1 ' r l- M. ig up . M1 V' -.-L-.rl riff :fe N 5:-V ,:.,-'3.,.'Q2WIL W. W ' V' ri ff! r , i Y -77:1 - '-1 - 1: if x '. : J I' I MA. fl, fy A' if ' ' HAT X X . . X x g ' , f if cg .IL Y J 7 ,.7...L:. ,. 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M 'fi 1 . ,K li? .-.-4. 4, w 1 x Y :wwf 55 ,nw gffgsxy ,, -f Q9- . ww 1 xa J 24' h 1 3, -E' T- ,X uk- yu , 952' 1 uw WH' AMONG STUDEF COLLEGES Al ,fx 3 X vviw gin w ,xx ww , mga 1 Psa sw ,, 1. m W ww Mn ,N ,.m,.w Leglu N AMERICAN . 1: Q J H 0 , , Nlvensmlss 5 5. .I w ,M , s N, E if l Bill Killian Class President THE SENIOR CLASS OFl96l Dr. Shigley Class Sponsor Left to right: George Hood, Student Council Representative Donald Harvey, Vice President Deloris Bailey, Secretary William Killian, President Donna Jean Barker, Treasurer Hugh Spaulding, Chaplain Dr. Shigley, Sponsor Donna Jean Barker Swayzee, Indiana Clive Beattie Shawville, Quebec Canada Elva Belle Beckman Prairie City, South Dakota Terry D. Brigner Evarf, Michigan Carol Joy Brown Frankfort, Indiana Ofelin A. Burton Marion, Indiana -s-we . Adi, Tmagww Y ,311 Donna Cannon Marion Indiana I David Castro Greentown, Indiana -I.. Z I, I. Q II Hleliiw 'I ii , iii!! I Hi... ii iiiwi ii W I Egg ii - I GUI Verna Clifford Kittanning, Pennsylvania Charles Wesley Closson Gordon, Nebraska A. D. William Collins Howell, Michigan Annina Cotrone Hancock, Wisconsin Mayer E. David Beirut, Lebanon Elizabeth Williams Dillon Marion, Indiana Marriel-ta LaVaughn Dugan Kokomo, Indiana Wayne H. Edwards Louisville, Kentucky Marjorie Faurot Grant, Michigan E IORS Norma Garringer Portland, Indiana Wilbur Goodman Milford, Ohio Ruth Grant Chicago, I Ilinois Earl E. Guingrich Macy, Indiana Lloyd Hall Churubusco, Indiana Donald Wayne Harvey Carmel, Indiana Wenda Ruth Heater Rigdon, indiana George Hood Chicago, lllinois Lillian Hollopeter Logansport, Indiana Marian Jean Garber Converse, Indiana Loren L. Gisselbeck Castlewood, South Dakota ,, f f ii ii li 5 iii M , We 'Wifi iii u ,. X il ll. it WI wg Darrell Holtz Charles City, Iowa William L Tyner, Indiana OUR Mary Kathleen Bloomfield, Indiana Joan L Kirkpatrick Daniel L. Kloasen E Dean Kring Janice Lee Chicago Marion, Argos, Plymouth Illinois Indiana Indiana Indiana I' Ruta J Lone Frankfort, Indiana in Carolyn Sue Macy Diana Matthews Paul J Mayhugh Ridgeville, M10 Columbus Indiana Mlchlgan Indiana 'IJ Ronald Mielke Lindsey, Ohio I III , ' ff-v ' l H. Leon Mitchell Durham, North Carolina A Howard W. Pence Montpelier, Indiana Harry L. Potter Brown City, Michigan Phyllis JoAnn Rlgsbee Marion, Indiana Ruth Roland Zumbro Falls, Minnesota Norman R. Ross Galena, Ohio Leo Ruegsegger Marion, Indiana Katherine Ilene Russell Phyllis Russell John C Shell James P. Shavers Marion Marion Marion Marion Indiana Indiana IHCIICJVIO IVICIIOVIG :A ,rihi ik Gene Shoup Tudle Slater Hugh Spauldlng Rebecca Speaks Marlon, Hartford Cnty Sharpsvllle Marlon, Indiana Indiana Indlana Indiana L Sroufe Annette Wlnterholter Jean Wolfe Sue Woods SE GRS MIJIT Fa A IU' I- - '74-o-,ij VI I ' '-ff Q no o 'n 'Tee Word Jr .j-,g4,gl , H I ' H Young I I4 y vi .px SENIOR STATISTICS TOM ARNOLD ,.....,.......,.. Marion, Incl. A.B. Religion, Central Wesleyan College, Eure- kan, SMA 3,4, Student Pastor 3,4. DELORIS BERTHA BAILEY ....,. Cresbard, S. D. A.B. Secondary Education, English, South Dakota State College, Aberdeen School of Commerce, Eurekan, Journal Staff 3,4 lCircuIation Mgr.I, Chorus 3, SEA 4, M Club 4, Home Ec 2,3 lTreas.J, 4 lPres.J, Spanish 2,3 lV. Pres.I, Par- nassus 4, WY Sec. 3, Basketball All-Star 3, Se- nior Class Sec. DONNA JEAN BARKER ..,,.,,. Swayzee, Ind. B.S. Elementary Education, Amphic, Marionette Staff 4, Gospel Team I,2,4, Chorus l,2,3, SEA I-4 lTreas. 3l, Junior Sl Senior Class Treas., Se- nior Advisor, Amphic Treas. 4. cuve c. BEATT :E ,......,.., shewvaiie, Que. B.S. Biology, Amphic, Art Forum 7,2 iTreas.J, 3 IV. Pres.l, 4, SEA 4, Bio I-4, Physical Science 2,3,4. ELVA BELLE BECKMAN .,... Prairie City, S. D. A.B. English, Eurekan, Journal Staff 2,3, SEA 2, Forensic I-4, Horne Ec 2,3,4, Parnassus 3,4, CCC Pres. 3, Junior Class Treas. TERRY D. BRIGNER ........... , . Evart, Mich. A.B. Religion, Amphic, SMA I-4 lTreas. 4I. CAROL JOY BROWN ......... Frankfort, Ind. B.S. Elementary Education, Frankfort Pilgrim College, Amphic, FMF 3, Chorus 4, SEA 3,4, IRC 3,4, CCC Pres. 4. OFELIA A. BURTON ............ Marion, Ind. A.B. Spanish, God's Bible School, Ball State Teachers College, Amphic, Spanish, IRC. DONNA CANNON ......,....... Marion, Incl B.S. Elementary Education, Eastern Illinois Uni- versity, National College ot Education, Amphic, SEA 3. DAVID L. CASTRO .,.....,... Greentown, Incl. A.B. Chemistry, Amphic, Marionette l,2,3 lEdi- torl, Journal l,2, FMF 3, Traveling Choir I, Student Council 3,4 lPres.l, Varsity Quartet 2,3, 4, Chorus I-4, M Club 4, Physical Science l,2, Spanish 2,3 IV. Pres.J. VERNA CLIFFORD .......... Kittanning, Penn. B.S. Music Education, Amphic, Traveling Choir 3,4, Musicae I-4 lPres. 3,4I, Gospel Team I,2, Chorus I-4, SEA 4, Forensic 3,4 lSec.I, Home Ec 3,4. CHARLES WESLEY CLOSSON ..... Gordon, Neb. A.B. Theology, Miltonvale Wesleyan College, Eurekan, Gospel Team 3, Chorus 4, SMA 3,4 lPres.J, M Club 3,4, Chaplain of Eurekan So- ciety, Junior Class Chaplain, Student Pastor 3,4. A. D. WILLIAM COLLINS ...... Howell, Mich. A.B. Religion, LeTourneau Technical Institute, Eurekan, SMA I-4, Student Pastor 4. ANNINA COTRONE ......... , . Hancock, Wis. B.S. Elementary Education, Eurekan, FMF 3, Chorus 3, SEA 3,4. ' MAYER E. DAVID ............ Beirut, Lebanon 'A.B. Mathematics, Eurekan, Journal 3,4 lBusi- ness Mgr.J, FMF I,2, Student Council I lTreas.J, Gospel Team I, Chorus 3, SEA 3,4, SMA 3,4, Physical Science l-4, Spanish 2,3, IRC l,2,3 IV. Pres.J, Parnassus 3,4, Freshman Class Pres. ELIZABETH WILLIAMS DILLON . . , Marion, Ind. B.S. Elementary Education, Ball State Teachers College, SEA. MARRIETTA LAVAUGHN DUGAN . Kokomo, Ind. ,A.B. Religion, Trevecca Nazarene College, Eure- an. WAYNE H. EDWARDS ..... Louisville, Ky. A.B. Religion, B.S. Secondary Education, social Studies, Kentucky Mountain Bible Institute, Am- phic, FMF 3,4, SEA 4, Spanish 3,4. MARJORIE FAUROT .......... . .Grant, Mich. A.B. English, Amphic, Journal 2,3 lEditorI, SEA 4, Forensic 3,4, M Club I-4, Bio 4, Spanish I-4, Parnassus 3,4 IV. Pres.l, Euphic Council 4, Soph- omore Class Sec., WY V. Pres. 4, Basketball All-Star l,2,3, Institutional Studies Com. 3. MARIAN JEAN GARBER ....... Converse, Incl. B.S. Elementary Education, Manchester College, Eurekan, SEA 4. NORMA JEAN GARRINGER ...... Portland, Incl. B.S. Elementary Education, Eurekan, Chorus I, 2,3, Art Forum 2,3, SEA I-4, Bio l,2, Home Ec 2. LOREN L. GISSELBECK . . . . . Castlewoocl, S. D. A.B. Religion, Eurekan, Traveling Choir I, Musi- cae I-4, Chorus I-4, SMA I-4 lPres. 3l. WILBUR B. GOODMAN, JR. ...... Milford, Ohio B.S. Secondary Education, Chemistry, Bethel Col- lege, Eurekan, FMF 3, Traveling Choir 3, Chorus 3, SEA 3,4, Physical Science 3,4 lPres.J, Euphic Council 4, V. Pres. of Eurekan Society 3, Pres. 4. RUTH GRANT ..... ...... . .... C hicago, III. A.B. Sociology, Moody Bible Institute, Eurekan, FMF 3, Anselm Forum 3. EARL GUINGRICH .............., Macy, Ind. A.B. Religious Education, Amphic. LLOYD HALL .............. Churubusco, Incl. A.B. Religion, Eurekan, SMA 4, Student Pastor. DONALD WAYNE HARVEY ...... Carmel, Ind. A.B. Mathematics lwith teaching req.J, Marion Business College, Eurekan, Marionette 2 lSports Ecl.J, Band 2, Student Council 3, Gospel Team 3, Chorus l,2, SEA 4, M Club 2,3,4, Physical Science I-4 IV. Pres. 3l, German 2, Track All- Star l,2,3, Sophomore Class V. Pres., Junior Class Pres., Senior Class V. Pres., Williams Hall Dorm Council 2,3 lPres.I, 4 lPres.I, Institutional Studies Com. 3, Student Activities Com. 3, Traffic Com. 4 WENDA RUTH HEATER ......... Rigcion, Ind. B.S. Elementary Education, Amphic, Marionette 2 lLiterary Ed.I, Journal I lI.ayout Ed.I, SEA l,2 IV. Pres.I, 3,4 lPres.I, Physical Science 2,4, Soph- omore Class Treas. LILLIAN HOLLOPETER ....... Logansport, Ind. A.B. Religious Education, Transylvania Bible School, Amphic, FMF 4, SMA 3,4, Spanish 2,3 lPres.I, 4 IV. Pres.I. PEGGY ANN HOLLOPETER . . ...... Sims, Incl. A.B. Religion, Transylvania Bible School, Eure- kan, FMF 3, Anselm Forum 3,4, SMA 3,4, Bio 3. DARRELL HOLTZ .......... Charles City, Iowa A.B. Biology, St. Paul Bible Institute, Amphic, SEA 2,4, Bio 2. SENIOR STATISTICS GEORGE HOOD Broadvlew III A B Rellglon Eurekan Marlonette 2 3 lBuslness Mgrl Journal 23 Anselm Forum 3 Student Councll 2 lTreasI 4 lChapIaInl Gospel Team 3 4 SMA I German 2 Freshman Class V Pres Sophomore Pres V Pres of Eurekan Soclety 2 WY V Pres 2 Wllllams Hall Counselor 3 Stu dent Affalrs Com 4 PAUL H HORTON Marlon Ind B S Elementary Educatlon Frankfort Pllgrlm Col lege Eurekan JACK K HOUSER Hope Ind BS Elementary Educatlon Indlana Unlverslty SEA 4 Student Pastor WILLIAM L KILLIAN Tyner Ind BS Secondary Educatlon Soclal SCIENCE Eure kan Journal Anselm Forum 3 lPresI Basketball All Star 3 Student Councll 4 IV Presl M Club Senlor Class Pres Student Pastor 4 MARY KATHLEEN KINDRED Bloomfleld Ind BS Elementary Educatlon Eurekan FMF 23 lSec Treasl 4 Chorus I3 SEA 34 Bro I IRC 4 JOAN L KIRKPATRICK Chlcago III AB Engllsh Amphlc FMF I2 Muslcae 3 Chorus I4 SEA I2 Spanlsh 3 IRC I2 Par nassus 3 4 lSec Treasl Asslstant to Dean of Women 3 DANIEL L KLAASEN Marlon Ind AB Secondary Educatlon Mathematlcs Ken tucky Mountaln Blble Instltute Eurekan FMF I 2 Travellng Cholr I Student Councll 3 lChap Ialnl Gospel Team I Chorus I2 SEA 23 4 E DEAN KRING Argos Ind A B Theology Eurekan FMF I Gospel Team 3 SMA 3 Bla I Student Pastor Freshman Class V Pres JANICE LEE Plymouth Ind BS Elementary Educatlon Moody Blble Instl tute Manchester College Indlana Unlverslty Amphlc FMF 2 3 4 lPresI Chorus 3 SEA 3 4 Blo 3 4 IRC 2 3 lSecI 4 lPresI Asslstant Dean 2 3 4 Mlsslonary Project Com Treas 4 Frankfort Ind RITA J LONE B S Secondary Educatlon Mathematlcs and Physlcs AmDhlC Journal 3 SEA I4 M Club 2 3 4 Physlcal Sclence I 2 4 Spanlsh 2 Basket ball All Star 2 Trafflc Com CAROLYN SUE MACY BS Elementary Educatlon Eurekan Travellng Cholr 3 4 Chorus I 4 Art Forum 3 SEA I 4 Home Ec 2 Rldgevllle Ind DIANA MATTHEWS MIO Mlch BS Secondary Educatlon Soclal Studles Eure kan Journal Staff 2 4 FMF I 2 Gospel Team I 2 Chorus I 2 3 SMA I Forenslc 2 3 4 Home Ec I4 Eurekan Sec 2 PAUL MAYHUGH Columbug Ind BS Elementary Educatlon lndlana Central Eurekan Gospel Team 2 Chorus 23 SEA I 4 M Club 2 3 4 WALTER EUGENE McKEE JR Sunbury Ohlo AB Rellglon Eurekan Marlonette 34 lBusl ness Mgrl Band 3 Gospel Team I 2 3 Chorus 2 3 4 SMA 4 M Club 3 4 Physlcal SCIENCE I Varslty Quartet 4 DONALD L MCKINLEY Marlon Ind A B Rellglon Amphlc Marlonette 3 Band 3 4 Amphlc Pres 3 Student Councll 3 lPresI Gos pel Team 2 Chorus I 4 SMA 3 4 M Club I 4 RONALD MIELKE Llndsey Ohlo A B Rellglon and Hlstory Kentucky Blble Moun taln Instltute Amphlc Anselm Forum 3 4 SEA 4 SMA 34 MClub I4 BIO3 WY Pres 2 Forelgn Mlsslonary Project Sec 2 H LEON MITCHELL Durham N C BS Secondary Educatlon Soclal Studles Eure kan SEA I34 Spanlsh I CLAUDE B MORELAND Marlon Ind AB I-llstory Eurekan BILLJ PALMER Nashvllle Ar AB Rellglon Amphlc Journal 2 SMA Student Pastor 3 4 HOWARD W PENCE Montpeller Ind BS Elementary Educatlon SEA 3 4 HARRY L POTTER Brown Clty Mlch AB Rellglous Educatlon Kentucky Mountaln Blble Instltute Amphlc FMF 3 lPresI 4 SMA 4 M Club 34 Spanlsh 34 lTreasI Student Pastor 3 4 Mlsslonary Project Com Treas 3 PHYLLIS JOANN RIGSBEE Marlon Ind BS Elementary Educatlon Eurekan Travellng Cholr 2 Chorus I23 Art Forum I 2 SEA I 4 Blo I 2 Physlcal Sclence 2 Home Ec 2 IRC I RUTH ESTHER ROLAND Zumbro Falls Mlnn A B Rellglous Educatlon Mlltonvale Wesleyan College Naeve Hospltal School of Nurslng Amphlc FMF 4 Forenslc 4 NORMAN R ROSS Galena Ohlo AB Rellglon Eurekan Journal3 Student Coun cll I Gospel Team 23 Chorus 23 SMA I4 Forenslc 234 IV Presl M Club 4 Physlcal Sclence I IRC 2 Student Conf V Pres 4 Sophomore Class Chaplaln Dorm Councll 4 lTreasI LEO M RUEGSEGGER Montrose MICh A B Soclal Sclence Pralrle Blble Instltute Am phlc Anselm Forum 4 Spanlsh 4 KATHERINE ILENE RUSSELL Marlon Ind B S Elementary Educatlon Amphlc Anselm Forum 4 lTreasI SEA I 4 Spanlsh I PHYLLIS ANN RUSSELL Marlon Ind BS Elementary Educatlon Eurekan Chorus SEA JOHN C SHELL MGVIOH Ind REIIQIOH Eurekan JAMES P SHIVERS Marlon Ind Soclal Studles Central Blble Instltute Am phlc German I2 TUDIE SLATER Hartford Clty Ind lwlth teachlng real Soclal Studles Eure kan Band I2 Chorus 2 SEA 4 Forenslc 3 Spanlsh I 4 IRC 2 HUGH SPAULDING Sharpsvllle Ind AB Rellglon Amphlc Marlonette 4 SMA 4 Senlor Advlsor Senlor Class Chaplaln REBECCA ANN SPEAKS Marlon Ind BS Muslc Educatlon Mlaml Unlverslty Eure kan Band 2 3 IContlnued on Page I2OI - II I I , ' -'I ' 'I -I I - 1 ' II 1 II T ' .,I . . . . 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Patty Ault Ruth Baker Kokomo, Argos, Indiana Indiana I I I :PSN Dorothy Boyd Reta Bradford Erie, LaFountain, Pennsylvania Indiana ?'?'7ir if 'fi' v-Hgqwngyf .JW-' Mrs. Mattie Brown Fairmount, Ind. Carol Carrie Akron, Ohio John Clifford Akron, Ohio La Vonne Clifford Akron, Ohio Phillip Conrad Marion, lnd. Mary Jane Degenkolb Apollo, Pa. Sue Drake Muncie, Ind. Linda Dyer Princeton, Ill. Margaret Ebersol Jackson, Mich. Virginia Eklund Cincinnati, Ohio Donna Evens Copemish, Mich. Jean Failing Marion, Ind. Beth Farra La Valk, Wig, Sarah Gaddis Marengo, Ohio Elaine Goodman Milford, Ohio Gale Graf Saginaw, Mich. Naomi Gunter Goshen, Ohio Judith Haynes Roann, Ind. Gary Helgeson Watford City, S. D. l Harvey Herring Van Buren, Ind. -AQ Tamra Higbee Still Water, Minn. Mary Ann Hicks Pontiac, Mich. in 5 Wit ,-isliltl' N Raymond Huddle Bulten, Ohio Joyce James Portland, Ind. Martha Jett Marion, Chio Viola Kingsolver Marion, Ind. Bonnie Kistler Greentown, Ind. Virginia Kossan Freeport, Pa. Gerald Lord Grant, Mich. Mary Martin Marion, Ind. Ernest Miller Marion, Ind. Janet Miller Marion, Incl. Mary Newby Kokomo, Incl. Rebecca Newby Kokomo, Ind. Dorothy Nichols Phoenix, Ariz. Rosemary Osborn Argos, Incl. Gerald Parker Kernsville, N. C. Mary Parker Kernsville, N. C. Marian Peterson Eau Claire, Wis. Betty Radke Detroit, Mich. Judith Reel Marion, Ind. Nita Reno EI Cajon, Cal. Marilyn Riggs Wilkinson, lnd. John Rogers T Fairmount, Ind. Naomi Samson Saginaw, Mich. Ann Sclater Vienna, Va. Nelson Sheets Frankfort, Ind. Melvin Shoemaker Bryant, Ind. Margaret Stewart Sheridan, Ind. Richard Stokes Saginaw, Mich. Jan 'Talbott Marion, lnd. Bill Tennison Marion, Ind. David Thompson Austin, Minn. Evelyn Thorne Marion, Ind. Paul Turner Carthage, Ind. Norman Uber Marion, Ind. Wilbur Unrue South Bend, lnd. Keith Weaver Lyman, S: C. Glen Weller Marion, Ind. Norman Whittum Reed City, Mich. Robert Wing Flint, Mich. Beverly Wortz Coldwater, Mich. Carol Ressler Carlisle, Pa. Kenneth Rice Winchester, Ky. 8, ,. . ' iw ' .1 l, V , , . Y .V F i sw F -li 'JF-: xl lij Q , z vi , WH 2223 l Z' iv J, . ..1 ,V ,ip . 1 .X V .-V55 ,ij F F fi THE CLASS OF l96,3 it-l .li Class Officers: fseatedl Dr. Cox, Sponsor, Linda Lahde, Secretary, Bonnie Ireland, Student Council Representative, Arville Renner, Presi- dent, Cstandingi Keith Tice, Chaplain, Ken Heer, Treasurer, Tom Med- ders, Vice-President. - 1 Jean Blinn l Von Buren, Ind. Verdean Brane Marian, Ind. at I Bruce Caliman Saginaw, Mich. Gwen, Campbell Zanesville, Ohio Loretta Carpenter Marion, Ind. Judy Clough Cadillac, Mich. Glenna Cockrell Bluffton, Ind. Rachel Coile Lakeland, Fla. g,r1X-W?-EE w ,-is 1 l .mi , Esther Cowgill Dean Cretsinger Orin Daniel Joan Dennis Byrtis Dial Kokomo, Ind. Redfield, S. D. Riga, Mich. Crooksville, Ohio Pembroke, N. C. Richard Durkop Ernest Faulkner Ramon Gonyea David Gray Gardner, N. D. Marion, Ind. A Nedrow, N. Y. Hart, Mich. Howard Grogg Kenneth Heer James Huffman Bonnie Ireland Geneva, lnd, Marion, Ind. Tyner, lnd. Marion, Ind. Jo Ellen Johnson Ronald Keith Chuck Kenworthy William Kissane Linda Lahde Argos, lnd. Louisville, Ky. Richmond, Ind. Newcastle, Ind. Sacramento, Cal ..,-B- fn ---1--f E- M- 1 A -ni Tl Lael Littlefield Ma rion, Ind. U Jay Long Marion, Ind. Alice Maxwell Chicago, ill. Hugh McFarland Marion, Ind. David Mclntosh Marion, Ind. Saundra McMahon Logansport, Ind. Thomas Medders West Blockton, Ala Dale Nash Leesburg, Ohio Robert Pickett La Conn, N. Y. Dorothy Reese New Castle, Ind. Arville Renner St. Petersburg, Fla. Anita Roe Indianapolis, Ind. Lynn Rose Muncie, Ind. Ella Mary Rumppe Cashton, Wis. Donald Rumsey West Frankfort, lll. Helen Sloan Midland, Mich. Naomi Sloan Q Midland, Mich. Shirley Sluder Louisville, Ky. Jewel Smith Glen Falls, N. Y. Ronald Smith Frankfort, Ind. Ondina Solomon Honduras Robert Speaks Marion, Ind. Robert Sta rrett Wilmington, Del. Edith Stakes Saginaw, Mich. Delores Sommers Converse, lnd. Bonnie Thiede Inkster, Mich. Keith Tice Bronson, Mich. Ronald Toler Owingsville, Ky. Carol Trachsel Marion, lnd. Mary Ellen Tuttle Rochester, Pa. Paul Van Cleave Terry, Mont. Marilyn Way Marion, Ind. James Wierman Saginaw, Mich. Rebecca Wilson Corning, N. Y. Darla Wolfe West F rankfort, I Il Drena Worth Straughn, Incl. CLASS OF I964 Class Officers: Cfront rowl Roger Reed, Stu- dent Council Representative, Martha Strat- ton, Secretary, Rose Marie Campbell, Treas- urer, Prof. Clarence Huffman, Sponsor, lback row? Philip McQuiston, Vice-President, Carl Unger, President, Bill Tice, Chaplain. .,.,:, ,..,- ,I .'.,Z ,, . :.i.,,, I i . M, - ., 'mf e lx. .151 N-.M Nw -V ,1.,.,...-,.--,. A ' ,. X 'i i - Y f .3 ' I-'Y 1 ,H 4 , Fi . :li ii' N. -. fvbi fm,-1, .- -,-K., . , .EF . .F- Dean Anders Fairmount, Ind. Janet. Baker Newark, Del. Connie Ballard Marion, lnd. Annette Bisher Marion, lnd. Allen Blume Chicago, Ill. Donald Bray Rockford, lll. Thomas Backhoff Lafayette, lnd. Ross Baker Argos, lnd. Cecelia Bess Place Center, Kan Leota Blackburn Phillipsburg, Kan. Lawrence Boyer Andrews, lnd. Larry Brooksher Marion, Ind. Mary Clark Hope, lnd. David Clement Fairmount, lnd. Robert Clements Kokomo, Ind. lrvin Clever Galion, Ohio Wanda Cooke Marion, Ind. Camelia Cotrone Marion, Ind. Sharon Crouch Marion, Ind. Martha Davis Greer, S. C. Ethel Dodrill Columbus, Ohio Margaret Dominquez Austin, Ill. eanx Durham wayzee, Ind. Pete Emmons Marion, I nd. one Evans arion, Ind. Mary Fields Marion, Ind. hyllis Fry oyne, Ohio' Barbara Gaylor Marion, Ind. oan Graham opello, Incl. Paul Grandlinard Anderson, Ind. illie Gray arion, Ohio Paul Gregory Stone Lake, Wis. 50 6 ofa A 6' s ox' 5 toon ,Koo Robert Browne Grays Lake, Ill. Rose Marie Campbell Richmond, Ind. 'Rn J? P' i ..,-,--.Y .-V -- 1 -1 'i if l C 'Ani l PM ll :Q l, ill . I .- . . i V E 'v'?,-fit' Magi' 3 J 1 if 1.5, FA. , - , - ,f ' - ll .ri - Q- as Mi? -f N I l w 'x , l l E ., f , . l sl , y l l .ffgfa-'. -- '. u:,' gi ll- -V ve- - l--.- I x ' if Q I ll L in Q ill l we l Kx l as W is L UI , 1 R il 'E .- if lg s Phyllis Griffin Janet Groen Lei-ha Grogg Kenosha, Wis. Chicago, lll. Geneva, Ind. 'Sarah Herring .Gerald Hewson Jeanette Holtsclaw Upland, Ind. Grand Ledge, Mich. Bloomfield, lnd. A 0' we me Pat Johnson Pat Keller Argos, Ind. Ashtabula, Ohio David Krupp Mary Lake Fostoria, Ohio Hartford City, Ind. sl' ok 1 X gush ga? 00' Nancy Kierstead Marion, Ind. Gail Landis Covington, Va. Htl'-1 lf' 5? Jennie Harmon Wanda Harmon Nancy Hefner Marion, Ind. Marion, lndQ Marion, Ind. John Hoos Loretta Hudson Vdllgllh Jensen Hastings, Miah. Reynolds, Ind. MariOr1, lnd. Wayne Kirk Carole Knotts Ellen Kollrnan Lexington, Ky, Marion, Ind. Saginaw, Mich. Elaine LaRue Gary Lawrence Gail Leidig Findlay, Ohio Terry, Mont. Palaskala, Ohio f 'IWW 'N E 17, ii e . t ,UN 's-N., Cr? E-f ,W 'Fm .-,VC - ' 1 l ,If 1 llzl 4 , it , , V. , fl K , l .Q li Kill - l -AL.. ' iii-fr, ' S-.J , in Ev- . ,x2ei,.,,i 'Z' x.A. 5 I ,A,f P . x 1 ' Gayle Leidig Sandra Lewis Roland Linseth Carolyn McGraw David McQuiston Philip McQuiston Columbia, Ohio Indianapolis, Ind, Watford City, N. D. Fairmount, lnd. Fountain City, lnd. Fountain City, lnd Pat Markwith Janet Mayle Ronald Meade Elizabeth Merrill Charles Miller Sharon Miller South Bend, lnd. Zanesville, Ohio Lexington, Ky. Cicero, lnd. Marion, lnd. South Bend, lnd. Betty Mollet Payne, Ohio Gordon Newlin Marion, lnd. Priscilla Mowat Evart, Mich. Barbara Nichols Richmond, lnd. Marjorie Mouna Congers, N. Y. Gregg Noel Marion, lnd. is-v X gl-7 . William Muncie Marion, lnd. Shelia Noel Martinsville, lnd. l say,-jlt i laifslg , ,fm l gg 'v 6,15-' Donna Nash Leesburg, Ohio Sharon Nye Marion, lnd. Dorothy Nelson New York, N. Y. Lois Oden Covington, Ky. ,.- -- '09 .. ego .-,,..-- '5- ' if - mam ffl Sharon Orvald Madison, Wis. Thomas Poling Bluffton, lnd. Q -N i 'qgjqg Ft. S up mm lim ' 5- J is '35 r J N l L I in l i , .T A w A , ' ll-f n5i5'liiiia1 , ' ' iilicilfiifl 1 A ,..i.li-. .. .. ,R V ,f wg' ,I ,,..,,, M .. W ll J 'll IA M: ,......,.,.., Ii, ,, z.,..wl..g,' iw l ,. ,,.,,.,l.,. ,.v Q Judith Ott Beulah Paepke Steve Perschbacher Walter Plants Marilyn Poe Marion, lnd. Baraboo, Wis. Plymouth, lnd. Prestant, Ariz. Pleasant Plain, Ohio Glen Porterfield Roger Reed Betty Robertson Karen Roth Marlene Rumohr Westfield, lnd. Marion, lnd. Massillon, Ohio Geneva, lnd. Muskegon, Mich ,i i In Margaret Service Hastings, Mich. Kenneth Stone Oaklawn, Ill. U I YT' l t f 1, ,l , Carl Schoonover Wellsville, New York Barbara Sellers Marion, lnd. l I l Terry Sheedy Rita Smith Joyce Snyder Elwood, lnd. Marion, lnd. North Liberty, lnd. Carolyn Stratton Martha Stratton Duane Steele Wauseon, Ohio Glen, Ohio Minneapolis, Minn. no ooroooom is V s c' l 1 Ji W W N bl MQ? ,, ,,l-Q., f -iil Q ,- l N ia ' Z, 1 'L .EN X- i ll li 1 ml ' . ,sl l :fl ' fr-., ' njmyn,-xii ll E Junior Solomon Honduras Tom Surface Elkhart, lnd. Jean Sowles Edmore, Mich Bill Tice Rockford, Ill. 'V'- Betty Timm Hastings, Mich. Agnes Turner Lynn, Ind. Howard 'Tyner Geneva, Incl. Carl Unger Chicogo, lll. David Van Cleave Terry, Monf. Linda Webb Athens, Ohio Timothy Wells Howell, Mich. Carol Welsh Morion, lnd. Rachel Wheeler Muncie, lnd. Esther White Argos, Ind. Karen Williams Fairmount, Incl. Miriam Williams Morion, Ind. Carolyn Wright Shelby, Mich. ,i.4'fl' ,gig . , 4' A-PM J. , DI i ' , ' 1' ' , 1: si - 1 . ll, r' -g f -ly. e-me V , .- -we ,Q-7.1. rr-1.1-. if ,. 1 .R i my-'ig,fffs 'f'.c . . LL' ' v - L.: V .1..:,L.L.,.L'.'. '.' i' 7 4... . , -,fees w 'ffm ,s 1 'X e r xg 'W - iii' , S..- - i, 1 . ,fi Rebecca Zabst Morion, Ind. Judy Zimmerman Londonville, Ohio ,. Rr, pe 5 'hal-if -4? Q2 SPECIAL STUDENTS Naomi Hoover Nate Krupp Mqi-vin Nesheim Richmond, Ind. Fostoria, Ohio SI Morion, lnd. in V ui , xmiiimiiiu, in iizmirim li, ' Robert Priest Morion, Ind. X 1 1 ,L I ,Q : 1'-1 ' .1 :fx if 1 .VF .r 1 ' -'Wi-, wi??- H1 :LZ 1 fr! X ' JI Ht L Nami.. . V392 A ff? gi ,v 1. . 'E .I U H HN H DUCATION N ouk 5 ,nw I if mag? . -Jw, ' . ' y J' f Owl -J 1 L 74-'. I , 5 I Mn 1' ' : il-fu ,M ' iw , 'L I lk .xg . X 1 X I 44 guy-fe, gl JL 3 mv., f I I 'ff ' -'-fjli'Qfv', ,Q', .1 f jk, , 1? I + V4 if 7, ., FJ- I. ...Ia ull, In fill: 3 i, 4 I ' 'rl VARSITY QUARTET A? 2,1 li ll at ii 1 ' My gif ft 3 im' iiitiilt tw '7 lii 'ws .uanJi'. .79 gi.: ii. cr... Impromptu practices! y L im i N l -L. ..... A ,fi ii , 'af' T' Tb iii' ' . , W 1, 7 ' -V U! 71 N Ft - F Q, I , i' I I? if Chuck Kenworthy ,,,.. ....... F irst Tenor David Castro ,.... . . Second Tenor David Thompson . . . .... Baritone Walter' McKee , . , , . Bqgg 'I t H l Well representing Marion Col- lege is our Varsity Quartet. Long hours of diligent practice and 'hard work have brought inspiration and blessing to many lives throughout the area. Marion .College is proud of their quartet and their lives of dedicated service in spreading the Gospel message in word and song are deeply app'reciated. REVIVAL SPEAKERS Mass Janne Bradford Washington P Youth Week Prof S I Emery Dr Leo G Cox MG,-,On Ind Frankfort Ind Fall Revival SPVWIQ R9V'VC SONG EVANGELISTS Mr. Sam Allred Prof. Vernon Crouch Greensboro, N. C. Marion, Ind. Youth Week Revival ss MARICDN COLLEGE wg-r GOSPEL Gary Moore, Leader George Hood, Donna McGraw, Judy Haynes, Sarah Gaddis, Linda Dyer. Norman Whittum, Leader Paul Turner, Pat Mark with, Carol Ressler, Carol Brown, Barbara Nichols, i , EA Glenna Cockrell, Donna Bess, Cecelia Bess, Leota Blackburn, Arville Renner, Leader, James Huffman. Donna Barker, Carolyn Knotts, Judy Clough, Martha Wolfe, Don Bray, Tom Medders, Leader. Sue Amspaugh, Mary Ann Hicks, Virgil Good, Ken Rice, Leader. 1 l STUDENT CONFERENCE ' ., l-l Left to right: Normon Ross, Vice President, Corol Ressler, Secretory-Treasurer, Ken Rice, President' Prof. Davidson, Sponsor. Student Conference is o time of inspiration ond blessing to oll those who ottend every Thursday evening. Under the direction of this group, the stu- dents enjoy witnessing from week to week. ,God hos richly blessed these services ond mony lives hove found new victory. jon ServiCe Old Folks l'l0me Childrens' Home ss , T W STUDENT MINISTERIAL ASSOCIATION Furst row Prof Tltus Martha Jett Elame LaRue Gall Lendlg Raymond Huddle Second row David McQuTston Melvln Shoemaker Arvulle Renner Lynn Rose Third row Paul Van Cleave Kenneth Rice Robert Starrett Norman Ross Fourth row Thomas Medders Dale Nash Bull Tice Dovld Gray Flfth row Kerth Tlce Gayle Leldlg Kenth Weaver Gale Graf Sixth row Paul Huffman Davud Thompson Wnlluam Collins Terry Brlgner Seventh row Donald Rumsey Harvey l-lerrlng Jlm Wolfe Offncers Calvm Word, Chaplaln, Robert Starrett, Vzce Presndent, Chuck Closson, Presndent, Terry Brlgner, Treasurer, Martha Jett, Secretary S9 T, ,,,....?,.,.,.,. -, , .F W V VZ- T, 5.AT', , . , Y H' fig, H TFTTTTT lg ,AWTTT TTT'jTTT TTT 5Q,, .V . 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Roland, C. Trachsel, C, I ISSIONS SHIP W Young, J. Lee, Prof. Elliott, 1, E. Rumpe. 41 .lfkw Y' . I ' 'f If Q , ez-D, I5 A . ' -' Y 'fi' - .A - Front row: D. Evens, secretary, S. Amspaugh, pianist, L. Lahde, Wesleyan Youth solicitor, E. Young, program chairman. Back row: M. Wolfe, treas- urer, D. Nash, president, Prof. Davidson, sponsor, M. Faurot, vice president. WESLEYAN YOUTH 6I mmm- ' 0 7a l N 7'!lm. we-fb 'b 3 figs F fam .EXW lu ' 4 'A A ,.A W 34 , A F . J a ' L , ,4 . , -3, XX - ' ff? - .. r l,,.35r 1, M L as-by , '1 I -Fffvq 1 I , 1 ,,1 -'n.f lV-A. V at f : ,4 ' .1 fd a , 'I 'S ' MPL I N . , ,ig,b'gHQb,,,,4wfi A 3. I r sg..-,g1.,,f,-:.vA': :k' 'A - ' 10 I Q J S .,..-.-V Y. '.-. ' -as 5 . 1 1 'sim ' ' ,,,' ,M ,,,-, WWW, I ' . rf? A I .A '- f.f '3!s5-SHE ER- PRESENT PIRIT AT MC N l , '- -L ix K mf Qzifezizw. .. H- - fr jT'i'f.'fJ,,':, ' 3: . I K V X MU . H , . ., I . 1' , 549' j,i,:- , -w- F, W. Um, an A Aiwawj -4+ L, 1 -62. 1 .-- M if-. .. ', xx JIM' 'ELT' -.1 -gI':?'f4' , .-iv, V., 'Ffh' ' . ' 1 L 'AQ lu ,my wi , gif, v '. - f- if' if-1'-'X-.-,,. . i912 'VY--'1 3 ' M i i'35!du-Ehi'.--ga?Wv- n1':5g,w-9 ' X- V , 1 2 f '2E?f77Ya .,.,A'ff Eurekans Carolyn Wright, Linda Dyer, Agnes Turner, Elaine Goodman. C H E L E R E A D E R s 2' W Amphic A Team Linda Lahde, Marge Dominquez, Bonnie Ireland, Allen Blume. Amphic B Team Judy Zimmerman, Sandra Lewis, Janice Mayle, Janet Baker 64 Back row Jewel Smuth Beth Farra Maru lyn Rlggs Jannce Mayle Margaret Dom unquez Front row Patrncna Peterson Carol Trachsel Ruta Lone Marjorie Faurot Dorothy Nnchals Wenda Heater Amphlc Team M CLUB Standlng Donald Harvey DelorlsBa1ley Mason Landis Bruce Callman Seated Robert Anderson Chuck Kenworthy Linda Dyer Elaine Goodman Alice Maxwell Norman Uber VOLLEYBALL 65 Eurekan Team Joan Graham Helen Sloan Sharon Muller Martha Jett Blllle Gray Naam: Sloan Carolyn Macy Mary Clark Back row: Roland Linseth, Paul VanCleave, David McQuiston, Paul May- hugh. Middle row: Ronald Smith, Tom Poling, Bill Killian. Kneeling: Jerry Johnson, Donald Harvey. ELIREKAN TORCHBEARERS This year the Eurekan Torchbearers won the series by 'raking four of the six games played. All exciting battles, The final scores were as follows: Eurekan Amphic 62 53 6l 75 63 68 62 43 74 54 70 60 Dove ballets in an attempt to block Ernie's shot. rillisi Qefs of o f blOck .One of lf. his fam OUS AMPHIC VIKINGS fUf-hp shots QS Lick Standing: Bob Anderson, Joe Payton, Ernie Faulkner, Tom Medders, Larry Brooksher, Bruce Caliman, Bob Starrett. Kneeling: Coaches, Mason Landis KB Teaml, Mel Shoemaker CA Teaml. Mel Shoemaker Amphic Mason Landis Amphic BASKETBAI -+- P. J. Mayhugh Eurekan David McQuiston Eurekan LL-STARS W. . lm... il,iQisi: gi ii. ml! i , l-sew .,,,gWiiiHN...... ' age N... ii will Offensive Team M Back row: Bill Tennison Bob Anderson Norm Uber Keith Weaver Front row: Carl Unger Francis lflubbard Timothy Straub Tom Medders Mason Landis This year the Amphic Vikings took the series AM P H I easily by a four straight game win. Playing on our new athletic field, both teams showed good sports manship and a Christian spirit. Defensive Team Back row: Arville Renner Tom Medders Don Bray Bob Anderson Ernie Faulkner Front row: Bob Starrett Bruce Caliman Jim Wierman Mel Shoemaker - Offensive Team Back row: Charles Kenworfhy Phil McQuiston Jerry Johnson Bill Tice Front row: Paul Van Cleave Karl Schoonover Gail Leidig Tom Backoff Ron Smith 6 O O O J ll J I 3 EuREKANs Defensive Team Back row: Chuck Kenworthy Ron Smith Matt' Dillinger Dave McQuiston John Hoos Front row: Junior Solomon Jack Goodman Bob Mundi Walter McKee ,wifi-ii-L gangs' Amphic Eurekon I Amphic Arville Renner Ronald Meade Norman Uber Defense Defense Offense Right Corner: Eurekon Ron Smith Offense s-ll Eurekon ! 49' Phil McQuisl-on ' f Offense 3 A .X X , f Amphic Tom Medders Offense in 1, Amphlc Ernest Faulkner Defense Blow thot whistle, ref! Looks like he's got him. 72 Amphic Eurekan ' Amphic Bruce Caliman Walter McKee Francis Hubbard Defense Defense Offense Right corner: Eurekcin Jerry Johnson Defense Amphic Bob Anderson Offense FOOTBALL ALL-sTARs Keith Weaver Offense Right corner: Amphic Timothy Straub Offense Amphic Amphic Amphic Jim Wierman Mason Landis Bill Tennison Defense Offense Offense B TEAMS Amphic Team Standing: Bruce Calirnan, Carl Unger, Wilbur Unrue, Don Bray. Kneeling: Bob Anderson, Keith Weaver,,Tom Surface, Ross Baker. Eurekan Team Standing. Jerry Johnson, Harvey Herring, Dove Jim Talbot, Winston Stevens. Kneeling: Gail Leidig, Landis, Junior Solomon, Bill Tice, Dave Gray. With the tip-off the season begins as Chuck Kenworthy and Tom Medders take the tip. GIRL? BASKETBALLS All right, Naomi. Let's get a point! All-Stars Pat Peterson, Helen Sloan, Marj Faurot, Deloris Bailey Naomi Sloan, Roxann Fowlette. ' ' ?' GY? Eurekan Team: Back row: Naomi Sloan, Deloris Bailey, Pat Weber, Martha Jett. Front row: Billie Gray, Sharon Miller, Helen Sloan, Joan Graham, Roxann Fowlette. l to W . gi Q1- Qt 'Q E5 W, is l Amphic Team: Back row: Marilyn Riggs, Pat Peterson, Marj Faurot, Wenda Heater, Martha Wolfe. Front row: Elizabeth Merrill, Joyce James, Carol Trachsel, Alice Fritz. I . . ..,------------..- Q,-.---- ---- 1 ,, 7 re, - ,' I- V ' ' f. YK .wgw . 1, ' ' ' y wx I w - -'1 , - f swvfzw' 1 1-:-left 6 ' lv F1 '- , -QL. lr Q-,fl .th ,f L . f A ' W 3 md . A 7 ' 1 uf ' ' n . 3 5' '- 'f. J g, na - ' - s A .Q gl- '. - .K '1 was-A ' x 'I . is .Ip N. . ,, V ' gx in 1 vu' 4 .fl , ia, . ,- 'P - nn 44, ' :J-ni, Inga!! A. 1 ' ' sl! ? D 53131 -9 -:fur 4 NTT. f. ,N SQK, . nfd. . - Ig, N ,,v'.-55 -1jE r.14I.'9' I 'tg ' Sr .Ebx n 'L , V. , w 1 0 3 lv' LQ 1, s ' . r'f'1'?P 'N k . 'm , N . -, -.. 4 ' ' 'p . f H F. n.. 'F Ni l W- -as lm I 11. 1. Ffa! --P 9.1! 4 A 3? I ,, 'ua- D EXTRA cuRRlcuLAR W we 0 0 o ' I a F V -1 x 3 - I . A. In 11 V, A L31 - Z , 1, . - ,V-is 1 'EVN A ., ,1.,.1, If ' T' ffgafxf Q5 .' - ' ' .. 2:26, q,fQ'2' Vw . X Y- .- F----1 L.-X if- - .. -5 '-2 HX' .f 5. : 45.3-Jwiif . , , , v 'L wh 'ti'-uf -Hff?-. -Q :W I'-2 E-N ' ia. :T':,L:.'-HU Z V , I, l 1 gif .wb taxi., wig .,j?'i.. 3 15, A M LY 13.-gl, :4j...K , Qi. f, L,,x,!,, Q.-: 2,53 . T - 'M 'ff 9' . Y ,f 1'-. s'g'.'?-- .+.--.v ...ii4g..Q1L...51e4.4iia. S3.L2ASLxLl..nfy'Ll,LilQ'1f2.fxWgLiHif'!ZLl'E-Q94 R Senior Princess Deloris Bailey 1 ,JY wh Junior Princess Mary Arm Hicks 1960 .Homecoming Queen Marian Sue Woodsa ff,,'IL,kAL -Y 35liig'ifqxEi'w' - .' Jl,fx,..., ,r. ,, . W -ivrlsllifflgkg I, .V .- ,,, 4,9-5-jk 5 ,Eu 'A' vt? Sophomore Princess Rachel Coile 3... -.N X. 1, U X ..' I .' X ga , -x ' - v 2. 1 ' , cr - P145 , 1' Freshman Princess Letha Grogg A sacred concert by Orval Butcher a delicious barbeque chicken dinner-a parade of floats through the city of Marlon an exciting football game between the Amphlcs and the Eurekans the crownmg of the fvrst Marlon College Home coming Queen all these events went together to make October 21 the l96O Homecoming Day long to be remembered evo r HOMECOMING DAY Vql C e,,,cb el' LN ,sw H201 so ' so-i M W H. qiuw' , Y I Q ' HN ' Nm ' Y in , UW- in 1, mi! H.: iaigif,-Q ' '. I N5 mg! t. , 2 in , iv ' mp it ,N m -,I 3.2 , z. ,sf I . A , . if QQ V W wi, F it tu iw ir H. ' QM 1 . Sw , i 5 1 .'5Q. , in qu, aw, N if I crown thee Homecoming Queen, said Dr. Goodman to Marian Woods as escort George Hood looks on. H15 fi, ,PFW fl, ' - , fit,-W,l 4:iv.A ,M ff. V VV V' L '- '- ' .nt I 2. A, ieiff' 1'w-.TE - er 3' ' 'I ' - '. 3 v , 2 .V -F , 3' 5,11 gig, .bv 1 B -AQ ,, ' 5,-'1,.'- J fd., -Q -. , Buen O5 . dia S s I e I ' VIIOI71-Us In ,U 7 'E 3 Open Doors To New Hori- FXNS Cmb 00 Xntemdu the the ck W zons is this year's motto for the Student Education Asso- ciation. f' OVG 7779 he5 O OKJPV ,o , C woo muixofff are rovfdeoguncff U Of H095 ' XS- Cofo Golf XEDOVAUQ 9 rful floege C Oli Oed ui f- 1 M-f M , Ari' Q Y J, lun - ,M . 5' - V S Dave Castro President polnts out to the other members of the Executive Council a pomt of busnness Lmda Dyer Secretary and Bull Killian Vxce President lrsten to get the lnstructnons clear Left to right George Hood Senior Representative Arvrlle Renner Sophomore President Roger Reed Freshman Representative Bonnie Ireland, Sophomore Representative Davld Thompson, Junior President Lmda Dyer, Junror Representatnve William Kllluan, Senior President David Castro, Councll Presldent Carl Unger, Freshman Presldent 8l ,....- i .-L. Q L .J . Jean Failing, Editor Prof. Clarence Huffman Bob Starrett, Assistant Sponsor 1-ref, ---- F if - -wif:-es-ei 1-457 ---- -77?,ft-Ti-1 5.-we-L-.7 -111-T, -, ...T V W W ENS ii, ff- 5 ' fi B Mr' ' ' . -r ii, - 1,37 Ai 1 -, ,- 1 , 1 -' , - ' ti 1. i V ,. ,E ff 'J' He .few 1- ' ,. li Q - 1 Z, W .L., , V :gi I ,gg - - . .l . vw ,. .. l ,, , . . . - ,' 5, -. ii '--. ' - ' ' L ei ,vi r A - 1 I 'i i 1 Y, , . F t T, ,51 EM A , , ss . lst ii vi, PEE Ai ,rl -it .-,ivy , i . .pen 1 . . , 4 ,I , 1 , ,Ufuri-'il :Y l' ' eg'-,ii i-- . i 2 ii-'UT 'iii 'Q .ian ,nil it Q? we 'Ti Q1 is '.,,, i -i Q l il .,vvi. ew. 1 Y i ui. . r ,. - , ii ..,i , 1 ie- ,' i l l l i fir Left to right: Jerry Johnson, Sports Editor, Beth Farra, Spiritual Life Editor, LoVonne Clifford, Typist, Marian Peterson, Feature Editor, Linda Dyer, Ad- ministration Editor, Robert Starrett, Assistant Editor. Seated: Jean -Failing, Editor. - sz X MA CDNETTE STAFF I r f ,fir ,q H H , ll , l if l f lll lil v,,. WH, ull l in - , :SEQ ,, ll .', ii f A i ' r Y ll lli li. i Left to right: Robert Wing, Martha Wolfe, Chuck Kenworthy, Walter Mc- Kee Csittingl, Beverly Wortz, Sharon Orvald, Thomas Medders. The staff of the 'I961 Marionette has spent many hours trying to make this the best yearbook ever. The editorial staff arranged for pictures, selected appropriate photographs and laid out the yearbook. The business staff kept busy selling! ads and soliciting individual subscriptions. . This year, being the fortieth year of the col- lege's existence, has been full of activities but we look forward to the tomorrows and the coming annuals in helping to make Marion College greater. as . ll Walter McKee, Business Manager, Thomas Medders, Assistant. Melvin Shoemaker, editor, Jo Ellen Johnson, assistant. , 3 Y: -V ii T e ormTr'- 4.54 -guilt 1.1 Huggy . 1,563 :, V l .IOLIRNA STAFF Editorial staff: Melvin Shoemaker, editor, Carl Unger, Judy Zimmerman, Pat Johnson, Margaret Dominquez, Jo Ellen Johnson, Lois Oden, Glenna Cockrell, Agnes Turner, Elaine Goodman, Roger Reed, Pat Markwith, Alice Maxwell, Martha Stratton. RNS 1 I ,,-4 John Rogers, assistant business rnanagerg Deloris Bailey, circulation managerg Ron Smith, assistant cir- culation manager. - fr ,fsf Marjorie Elder Faculty Advisor 85 Many new changes have occurred in this year's Journal. Being done by offset press has allowed for more freedom in material and arrangement. The staff is to be commended for their work in giving students and other subscribers an up-to- date look at campus activities. 111 1 1 I , 11 Z ,Yin , Q i rr J 1 111 i 1 K , I - n1.- - - 11. 1 1 'V 1 F -15 I - lui' iii I . 11 'L ti. ., 'l - 1' 1' Eurekan Officers Rachel Coile, Treasurer, of the Society meets with President Jack Goodman and Secretary Lois Oden for an informal chat. 1 I 1 5:1l1'il'!.1 'iii -JE ,i ',iy4'4,,, 1, mi if -fha, Ron Smith gets ready to start the tractor for the parade after Rush Day. 86 Euphic Council Amphic Sponsor, Naomi Eurekan, Jim Huffman, Amp Prof. Cox, Eurekan Sponsor, N jorie Faurot, Amphic. Arville Renner, Eurekan, Prof. ' i ATHLETIC SOCIETIES WI1at's so interesting back There, Wenclo and Morje? Amphic Officers Jim Huffman, President, Donna Jean Barker, Treas urer, Mason Landis, Vice President, Martha Wolfe Secretary, Norman Uber, Chaplain, Prof. Reed, Spon sor. WF Q E 4 I r E I '. Flu I -'wr Y- BAND Left to right: Donald McKinley, Sarah Gaddis, Betty Mallet, Donna Evens, Marilyn Riggs, Joyce Snyder, Carol Carris, Robert Clements, Virginia Kossan, Donald Barber. Professor Vernon Crouch is the director. W, ,,g?,,, ,, , COMMUNITY CHORUS Weekly practice sessions consume many hours of work before the Community Chorus presents ,its annual perform- ance of Handel's Messiah INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS CLUB Back row: Dr. 'Allen Bowman, S. Noel, E. Dodrill, B, Grey, R. Wilson, D. Thompson, N. Sheets. Front row: M. Stratton, C. Brown, J. Dennis, M. Clark, J. James. Seated: M. Jett, L. Hudson, J. Lee, R. Meade. COUNCIL OF COLLEGE CO-EDS Marian Woods Rachel Coile Carol Brown Edith Winterholter Martha Wolfe CHRISTMAS BANQUET E X K ,6- VALENTIN BANQLIE PARNASSUS FORENSIC CLUB CLUB Dr. Dodd, M. Hicks, Prof. Elder. Seated: B. Farra, V. P. Peterson, J. Kirkpatrick, M. Faurot, D. Bailey, E. J. Huffman, L. Dyer, T. Medders, R. Roland, L. Hudson, B. Ireland, C Carris L. Oden M. Tuttle M. Jett' back row. B. Farra, N. Reno, C. Mc- Graw,lM. Faurot,,J. Failing, M. Sfratton, front row. N. Ross, E. Young D. Evens, Prof. Laura Emerson, seated. MLISICAE CLUB Left to right: Helen Sloang Mary Ellen Tuttleg Elaine La Rueg Joyce Snyderg Carol Carrisg Edith Winternolterg Drena Worthg Verna Cliffordg Allen Blumeg Nita Reno. Back Row: Miss Linn, lnstructorg Miss Della Watersg Gary Helgesong Terry Sheedyg Richard Wolfeg Naomi Gunter. Front row: Donna Nasng Rebecca New- byj Mrs. Mattie Brown. ART FORUM 94 .T- - , ,fl v'll D. Steele, H. Potter, Prof. Jomes Elliott, W. Plonfs C. Word L Ruegsegger, S. Amsl u h L H ll t , po g , . o ope er C. Welch, M. Poe, M Ebersol, N. Amspough. Left to right: Nelson Sheets Beth Forro Prof. Louro Emerson Bonnie lrelond Jomes Huffman DEBATE TEAM SPANISH CLUB 5-L lll l Bio 2 CLUB Standing: CRow 35 Prof. Davidson, R. Rose, R. Starrett, D. Bray, R. Smith, P. Mc:Quiston, K. Rice, CRow 23 J. Johnson, C. McGraw, M. Stewart, G. Leidig, B. Wortz, V. Kossan, L. Ode-ng CRow ll M. Hicks, J. Clough, N. Amspaugh, J. Dennis, J. Graham, F. Stebel, Miss Hodson. Seated: C. Trachsel, S. Amspaugh, D. Mclntosh, M. Wolfe. A CRow ll R. Lone, E. Goodman, C, McGraw, A. Turner, D. Harvey, Prof Brown, J. Goodman, CRow 25 H. Sloan, M. Stratton, J. Smith, W. Heater, B Wortz, D. Mclntosh, H. Grogg, J. Rogers, J. Wierman, Prof. Fessenden CRow 33 J. Mayle, V. Kossan, A. Sclater, B. Radke, R. Steele, R. Wing, C Schoonoveir, C. Beattie. 5 PHYSICAL SCIENCE CLUB ANSELM T FORUM K. Russell, Prof. Reed, R. Smith, R. Keith, D. Nelson, J. Baker, C. Carris, C. Word, R. Reed, B. Tice, B, Killian, N. Sheets. lx to informally discuss fssasl problems. STU DENT EDUCATION ASSOCIATION After an Anselm film, a group gets together Left to right: G'- Judy Haynes, Secretary Linda Lahde, Treasurer Wenda Heater, President Marian Peterson, Vice President Seated: Prof. Vernon Crouch Dr. C. G. Lawrence-Co-sponsors Mig lllv ,.,.: ...,.! tgp ,,.. dew., if a , -'l Aff UH' ,J .I Standing: Cfrom left to right? Rachel Coile, Sarah Gaddis, Diana Matthews, Ann Sclater, Tomra Higbee, Carolyn Stratton, Sue Amspaugh, Miss Peck, Beverly Wortz, Mary Newby, Linda Dyer, Deloris Bailey, Judy Haines, Pat Johnson. Seated: Cfrom left to rightl Jo Ellen Johnson, Carole Knotts, Beth Farra, Saundra McMahn, Nita Reno, Elaine Goodman, Marlene Rumohr, Agnes Turner. HOME ECONOMICS CLUB W ii , , ,, M Hi, i N : ' we Ts'-5' '5 Lett to right: Sarah Gaddis, Secretary, Rachel Coile, Vice President, Jo Ellen Johnson, Pub- i licity Chairman, Deloris Bailey, President, Mary Newby, Chaplain, Beth Farra, Program Chairman, Agnes Turner, Treasurer. 98 JUST Q W , 7 :E7 'I 'Q . 1, -K U .Qwrx . . t 9, X A Q, , gl r CA M P u S Q , , ' 'f 'f-Q f 1 . r pg 1, A- 'Yr' -Q.,gQA,g..gf3,t:2 ' 4 11 gh V A ' Ll- - -- , . ,I - W1 ,pr -2.1, aw- 35' T ,:-- rg 3: ,rrv ' 1,1-.gill -, .ML V. 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Q . ig- ,Hg Q ' ' .gi-..ff '21,g'f1-52 :z2L.g1-E I 'Q O . . . . - . , I O I D To ' ' ' - ' pa To ' To , l I c I , nc - as WEST EIGHTH STREET WESLEYAN METHUDIST CHURCH 2246 West Eighth Street MARION, INDIANA when qw vim mmm, vim 'lla REV. GEORGE RUSSELL, Pastor R d : 2244 W. 8th St. , Ph NO 4 7294 HIllSIDE WESLEYAN METHODIST CHURCH WI-IOSOEVER WILL To all who mourn and need comfort to all who are fr1endless and need fr1endsh1p to all Wno are homeless and need shelterlng love to all who pray and to all who do not but should to all Who sm and need a Sav1or th1s Church opens W1de 1ts doors and makes free a place and 1n the name of Jesus the Lord says WELCOME' Parsonage M110 Bowsman Pastor 104 East 45th Phone OR 4 3730 Mar1on Ind IOS HOME CURNER esleyan Methodist Chur Lincoln Blvd. at 35th Street MARION, INDIANA A FRIENDLY CHURCH IN A FRIENDLY COMMUNITY Pastor-REV. DALLAS MCINTOSH 3441 Lincoln Blvd. Phone NO 4-1541 Called Unto Holm THE GAS CITY WESLEYAN METHUIIIST CHURCH Corner of Second and A Streets REV C H LEONARD Pastor Phone Gas Clty OR 4 5592 REV NORMAN UBER Asslstant WESLEYAN METHODIST PUBLISHING ASSN Located 1n West wmg of Wesleyan World Headquarters Bu11d1ng Corner of Swayzee Road and Hlghway 37 South edge of MRTIOH Ind1ana Two Retall Stores THE BOOK KNOOK WESLEYAN BOOK ROOM 114 W Fourth St World Headquarters Bulldmg WESLEY PRESS BOX 2000 MARION INDIANA IO7 6' ' essv . . . , . I ' 9 , I A Y Q , ,Q I , . ' ,' ,' E , -- V l ,' Y ' : IVII ' I U .'M7E YJ ' Q- I I I I YY . 3 7 - ' I 1 . C 7 Jllmfion Ca eteria.. I Fine Foods For the Entire Family I P Dining Room and Short Order f-w-mm mf' Third and Boots SHOES EoR ENTIRE FAMILY Across From the Post'OfIice Third and Adams DONALD E. MARTIN Westinghouse Appliances Service On All Electrical AGENCY Appliances General Insurance BROYLES SOl1tl'1 HHIIHOYI Inc , . Phone OR 4-5271 506 S. Washington Marion, Ind MOTORISTS MUTUAL Farm - Accident - Home - Auto - Insurance Home Office - Columbus 15, Ohio ROLLIE JERDON Phone NO 4-6473 MARION, INDIANA 741 W. 10th St. WORLD GOSPEL MISSION fMore than fifty years to God's gloryj World Gospel Mission, an interdenominational organization with 212 missionaries serving on 14 fields around the World, Wishes God's best for the staff, students and graduates of Marion College. Your steadfast missionary interest, prayers and support have made 1 nd the World. possible a more effective ministry of the Gospe arou BOX 949 MARION, INDIANA lO8 TED ACHOR PIANO SHOP AUTHORIZED DEALER-NEW KIMBALL PIANOS Used Pianos Piano tuner for the college for over 32 yec1rs See by Appointment 216 North F. Street N0 4-3809 Lawrence - Krehe Studio PORTRAITS THAT PLEASE Phone NO 4-6529 206 W. Fourth St. Portraiture-Weddings-Natural Color-School Portraits A Q J' QQ A MARION READY-MIXED ff' CONCRETE co. -- ' , TH I u,. ff,-AY, , . mum m - w f 3250 South Selby A ' TWO BATCI-I PLANTS job too large s ew? , too In In small - . SEVENTEEN RADIO DISPATCHED TRUCKS TO SERVE YOU Tw Ph. OR 4-2263 IO9 Cfomsimnccmon line, GENERAL BUILDING CONTRACTORS SINCE 1895 PHONE NORTH 4-5161 1837 SOUTH BRANSON STREET ' . I FOSTER FORBES GLASS CO. MANUFACTURERS OF BOTTLES AND JARS Marion, Indiana GROCERIES MEATS SCHOOL SUPPLIES THE COLLEGE GROCERY MR. AND MRS. WORTH MOON 4202 S. Washington Phone OR 4-1225 WELLER ONE HOUR CLEANERS 3011 South Washington Street Marion, Indiana The Finest In Dry Cleaning SOUTH M ARION ' COMPLIMENTS OF HARDWARE NATIONAL CHINA sf HARDWARE and ACCESSORIES EQUIPMENT CQRP. PAINT Food Service Equipment SL Supplies 32nd and S. Washington St. Marion. Indiana John W. Nelson Estol Eakins Phone NO 4-5786 For Schools - Restaurants - Institutions 502 Mass. 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East Side Square MARION, INDIANA SHAWLEY MEMORIAL CHAPEL Established in 1888 2901 South Washington Street Phone NO 8-8185 voofus IQTQNNUT sHoP WORLD'S FINEST DONUTSM Made in Sight by Folks in White RALPH VOGEL, Owner 5 102 South Washington .......... N0 4-0476 Three Convenignt Locations -' 610 NOI'th Baldwin Ave. ........ NO 2-8752 i3519 South Washington .......... OR 4-4405 LI IGER 'COMPANY Plumbing Air Conditioning Heating Sheet Metal Wgrk RCA Television 8a Radios Industrial Piping Complete Kitchens Norge Refrigerators Automatic Sprinkler Systems Kitchen Planning and Laundry Equipment MARION. INDIANA FIRST INSURANCE UNDERWRITERS, INC. Insurance and Bonds over 25 years of service Don C. Overman, General Manager Charles Brown I11 West Third Street Ph. NO 2-2376 Where insurance is not a sideline 9 QUALITY CHEKD DAIRY PRODUCTS 'W , fziggn With the Flavor You Favor 4 , o II8 0 MARIUN MUSIC HOUSE. 305-309 South Boots Street Phone NO 2-2501 Everythlng Muszcal IVIARIGN NATIONAL BANK Two Convenlent Locatlons 4th and Washmgton Streets Downtown 32nd and Washmgton Streets South Marlon Marlon lndlcmo Grant County s Oldest and Largest Bank KLEDER F E.Ef'zJ2 'AEON n the Square Smce 1903 LESTER METCALF Every Klnd of Insurance HOOSIER MARKET 501 Marlon Natlonal Bank Bulldmg S Govt Inspected Quality Meats Corner Thlrd and Wash Sts Phone NOrth 2 8145 Phone NO 4 6254 MHFIOH Indlana 119 E 660 ' 99 P A C. B. MCDONOUGH and INC. Traveling Choir 2,3,' Musicae 2,3 lSec.i, 4, Chorus 2,3,4. TED L. SROUFE ................ Marion, Ind.. B.S. Secondary Education, Social Studies, Indiana University, Ball State Teachers College, Amphic, Anselm Forum 3 IV. Pres.l, 4. EDITH ANNETTE WINTERHOLTER Huntington, Ind. B.S. Elementary Education, Amphic, Journal 2,3,' Traveling Choir I-4, Musicae 2,3,4 KV. Pres.l,' Chorus I-4 lAccompanist 2,3,4l, SEA 2,3,4, M Club 2,3,4,' Cheerleader l,3,4, Home Ec 2,3,4, Chairman Jr. Sr. Banquet 3, Amphic Sec. 2,3: Amphic Treas. I, Junior Class V. Pres., Fresh- man Class Treas., Sophomore Class Treas., CCC Pres. 4. MARTHA JEAN WOLFE ......,., Findlay, Ohio B.S. Elementary Education, Amphic, Marionette 4, Journal 2,3, Traveling Choir 3, Gospel Team l,2,4, Chorus I-4, SEA 7-4, M Club 3,4,' Bio l,2,3 lSec.-Treas.l, 4, Home Ec 2,3, Dorm Coun- selor, Amphic Sec. 4, CCC Treas. 2, Pres. 4,' WY Treas. 3,4,' Institutional Studies Com. 4, Basket- ball All-Star 2. MARIAN SUE WOODS ,..A.... Columbus, Ohio B.S. Elementary Education, Amphic, Chorus 7-4, SEA 3,4, Bio I,2,3, IRC I, Homecoming Queen 4. CALVIN WORD, JR. ....,,.....,,. Gary, Ind. A.B. Religion, Amphic, FMF l,2,' Anselm Forum 3,4 lV. Pres.i,' SMA 7-4, Spanish 2,3, IRC 7-4, Chairman of Prayer and Fast 2. WILLIAM H. YOUNG ,... . Huntington, W. Vo. A.B. History, Kentucky Mountain Bible lnsti- tute, Amphic, FMF 3,4 lV. Pres.i, Student Pas-- tor 3,4. Qeimu.-zz IINIST QUALITY IN I96l MARIONETTE SPRING SUPPLEMENT Guests assemble in the lobby of Cutter's Chalet before entering the banquet room JU IOR SENIOR ANQUET The evening of May 5 will long be remembered by all the privileged ones that went to the Junior Senior Banquet held at the beautiful Cutter's Chalet in Fort Wayne, lndiana. The theme As Dreams Come True certainly was most apropos for the banquet. Good food, pleasant company, beautiful surroundings, an enjoyable program and an excellent speech were all combined to make -this banquet a dream come true. V , . E! 'L , J Zz: ' jug .r r Fl rg . c - . 1 xi? Mr. Roberl- Eubanks of Silver Lake, Indiana, provides some vocal music for the occasion. Reverend Wilbur Williams of Berne, Indiana, gave a mostzinspiring speech on dreaming bigger and setting high goals to attain for a fitting climax to the evening. Mrs. Williams also came to grace the banquet. I 122 One hundred thirteen people enjoy the delicious meal served by the Chalet. F? fl -1v?': 'f 4-RW? - w nh David Thompson, Junior Class president, thanks the speaker for an excellent address. Looks like the people at the speakers' table are enjoying the meal too! From left to right are: Dr. and Mrs. Goodman iPresidentl. Rev- erend and Mrs. Williams ispeakerl, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Speaks iemceel, Edith Winter- holter and David Thompson Uunior Class presidentl, Dr. and Mrs, E. Harold Shigley iSenior Class sponsorl, Prof. and-'M-rs. Thom Davidson Uunior Class sponsorl. The Junior Class annually provides this banquet. This year the officers who were in charge were: left to right ibock rowl Prof. Davidson, sponsor: Ernest Miller, vice president: Gary Moore, chaplain: David Thompson, president: ifront rowl Linda- Dyer, Student Council representative: Marian Peterson, secretary: Jean Failing, treasurer. Mel adds a final touch with his comb before putting on coat. Wonder if she's as .nervous as l aim? To tell the story of the banquet, we will follow Mel Shoemaker and Glenna Cockrell through the evening, Would you like to come along? li My, you surely are beautiful this evening, Glenna! Thank you. You look handsome too. Mmmm, Smell those flowers. Scream if I stick you! I May I help you out? IZ4 And now into Cutter's Chalet for the banquet itself. Oh! What a beautifully decorated room! V ,X A V ,Q ., in , , ,, ' ..,. .K za I X ' -.-dw ' 4 F if A ' lsn't this meal delicious though? . X ' ' Thank you, Mel 2' ,-4 Z ff -f 'To': 1 -A .e -vw, n 4.5 :f-' 3 ,Q Y -. w -H' , .X -IJ' I v I 4 -91,4 i l 'l V A J ,sw y i . W u WeII, I guess it's time to go. So long, everyone. 125 I n l nl. ,z i'i , 1 . . . Thanks for the memories, Glenna. You've made this evening a dream come true! Good night. 1. 11353,-1 if M-, lei? . M , s iii? 'iirgmi 1 Q lee - -15 , ,V -, ,,.,. .. . . AMPHIC ASEB LL I Hi ma' 1 :AH if 'Ei E ag iiiHsf.te 'm' mi:-i E vi We I i fl 5 Q! 'E N555 :Zeit wil? ii ig! ii'ETflii..l 7 V- .ig l '-ig .nr ,li -ze, , I -. 7 -, fs, b ,,:,-, ,,4, - t - E2 .. E. ff 1 Ei ' - f-W -we ' llllliii iii L 5:1 4,5 hx e iii vigil iii mi? 1 H, 3 in ,Y .e .,, ,. Y .Z H, rm This year the Amphic Vikings took the baseball series. Their team members Were: left to right istandingl Bruce Calimarm, Tom Medders, Francis Hubbard, Ron Mielke, Bob Starrett, ikneelingl Keith Weaver, Arville Renner, Dave Castro, Jerry Lord, Don Bray. Wow! A good two-baser. Run, Bob! l26 Prof. Walter Titus, professor of Greek and Bible, has directed physical education activities the last two terms of' the school year. Here he looks for a ball that some hardy baseball player has hit out of the field. l . . ELIREKAN BASEBALL Ill Evidently, the Amphics were just a little too good for the Eurekans this year. Team members were: left to right, lstandingi, Dave Thompson, Dave McQuiston, Jim Talbott, Walt McKee, Ron Meade, lkrieelingi Bill Tice, Matt Delliriger, Chuck Ken- worthy, Hugh McFarland. I CQMMENCEM EMT ACTIVITIES .... -Agnes Turner sits in the booth selling the new records that the Marion College Quartet has made. Voices of Victory wa-s made available to student, friends and alumni during the busy weekend activities. The Alumni Banquet on Saturday evening, June 3, evidently is over, but not the con- versation! .. ,,, mf ,. up ' fm -uv II, I I' H H 1 . 2 . 5 ' 2 ' 1 H., g, I I In I - - -f-Asszzn-q This year the services for they graduating class were held in the new nearly-completed College Church. These were the first to be held in the edifice. Eveni though the accommodations were spacious, parents, friends and graduating seniors filled the church to capacity. 128 BACCALAU REATE S U N DAYL J-une 4, dawned a beautifully.sunshine-bright day. The new College Church was filled' to capacity and overflowing. Then at 10:35 a.m. the line of march began. Dave Thompson, Junior class president, tra- ditionally led the line to the front of the church. With Dr. Goodman following, Dr. Stephen W. Paine, president of Houghton College, Houghton, New York, led the line of local faculty members. The message of the morning by Dr. Paine on Christian love was both inspiring and heart- searching. Mrs. Paine accompanied him on the trip. Dr. and Mrs. Stephen Paine Sitting on the platform were: lleft to right! Dr. Woodrow Goodman, Dr. Stephen W Paine Dr Allen Bowman, Rev. Garl Beaver, Prof. Duane Thompson Prof The combined quartets, the 1960-61 quartet and the new 1261-62 quartet, sing together for the commence- ment program. 'Dr. Goodman leads the line of march into the commencement service Monday morning, June 5. Dr. George McGovern, Assistant to the President of the United States and Director of Foods for Peace Program, addressed the graduating seniors just before the diplomas were presented. ib Six senior girls provide a special ,number for baccalaureate Rev. Robert Geyer, associated with World Gospel Mission and a former missionary to Bolivia, gave a challenging message on Sunday evening to all who attended. 130 Saturday evening, June 3, the Alumni Associ- ationsponsored a banquet for its members and the graduating seniors. Carl Erskine from Ander- son, lndiana, and a former pitcher for the Brook- lyn Dodgers highlighted the evening with a speech. as .4 'A 5 l l . X 1521- , .gf?l! '- dl- 1: F f , I erl 1 , Q f ig l'.a I' H3 V at . , - l l V.. Vg..-R: ' '1 ?3 5-f-7--1'f l l it ' f s Y, -Ilyl R 2 ' , f V A ,sig I 1 ' i 1 all' ss rr ' ith- Q o During that afternoon an Alumni Tea was held on the lawn in front of Teter Hall. Exe change of conversation provided up-to-date in- formation on all the class members of years gone by. ALUMNI TEA lu, 1 O 'Nan Dear All: l just want to take this one last opportunity to thank everyone who made this yearbook possible. Without the help you all have given, such a publication could never have been accomplished. For your photography work, your layout suggestions, they many odd jobs, the hours of planining and the invaluable assistance, thank you, Bob. You have been a real help. Thank you, Marian, for doing your part and you too, Linda, for your work. Beth, Jerry and Vonnie, the part each one of you had charge of certainly is appreciated also. Some of those frantic moments and busy staff meetings will long be remembered by me! You too, staff? Thanks for standing by so very well. Thank you, Walt, for keeping us going this year. The money end of a publication such as this is certainly no small part. And to each one on the business staff, a big thank you. I also appreciate your stan-ding by, Prof. Huffman, and making all those phone calls, etc.. lt's good to know that someone is backing you up. Thank you. And to everyone who met at special times for picture taking, to our publishers, to our many advertisers, to our loyal alumni supporters and to our many friends-all one big hearty thank you! Finally, but not least in importance at all, l want to thank the Lord who gave extra strength and guidance continually along the way. Without His assistance, this work could not have been accomplished. To Him be all the praise. Jean 132 Mr- H Mrs- Noffh , : i ,, Q QUALITY PRINTING CO' .fififfflfr Office SUPPHQS .. ... iariei A 5' 3 if ff 'A ' .ff Mark B. Pence, Prop. D05 'N SU .. A.,- ..... ,,.,. Phone: OR 4-1143 38th 31 BYPGSS I 5th and Race St. Jonesboro Retirement 8: Education 'Save with Dave' accident Sickness Compliments of hospitalization INDIANAPOLIS LIFE INS. CO. 38th STREET 404 Iroquois Building, Phone NO 8-8134 Marion, Indiana BARBER SHOP Quality means so much For a more becoming you, you should be coming to us. I C0CA'C0I-A DALPHA'S BEAUTY I BoTTLlNG SALON COMPANY Located 3 blocks from College 3749 S. Wash. Ph. OR 4-2620 Compliments of lisiorn-Midwest Paper Co. Manufacturers of TABLETS, SCHOOL SUPPLIES AND SOCIAL STATIONERY I Q11 !, 'fvll T By i'I i Dairy Queen Tastes Better 35th 8z Wash. St. Marion, Ind. Ol' A fr I snuck. . . on the Q d f . By-Pass Q t Drive In A PUSH ON AND KEEP MOVING Compliments of C1 friend PIERCES PASTRIES WHOLESALE AND RETAIL PIES CAKES BREAD Decorated Cakes a Specialty 302 West Third Street Phone N0rth 2-8425 FEATURING i I LYRIC TELE-TRAY. SERVICE Southern Style Hot Pies French Fried Shrimp Shoe Repairing Hat Cleaning -,Shines Burger-in-cz-Bong 'Ce Cream I p Phone N0 4-8806 , P - 111 West Fourth Street epmzea 4' Marion, Indiana BARNEY'S CAFETERIA BRoADMooP. A Good Place to Eat LODGE ' AIR CONDITIONED A Lovely Motel For Your Folks Stay '512 South Washington Street Marion, Indiana Jewish EvCIrl9eliSh1 - . -World Missions Department WESLEYAN METHODIST CHURCHQQF AMERICA . . . and Jews by the thousands still long for X: their Messiah . .' . you can now send your money for Hebrew p I Work through the Wesleyan Methodist Churchg 11 your contributions for Jewish work should sup- i port your convictions. Send direct to our World I Missions Department-Rev. Alton Liddick. I 1 Pray for the peace of Jerusalemg they shall 1 prosper that love thee. ill Psalm 12z:6 1 l ll When you give to missions, for the NATE SCHARFF Saviour's sake, remember the Jew. Di rector of Jewish Evangelism 135 The 1961 MARIONETTE was u member of the Indiana Collegiate Press Association. 136 UR., . I96I MARIONETTE SPRING SUPPLEMENT Guests assemble in the lobby of Cutter's Chalet before entering the banquet room MJIGR SENICR ANQUET The evening of May 5 will long be remembered by all the privileged ones that went to the Junior Senior Banquet held at the beautiful Cutter's Chalet in Fort Wayne, Indiana. The theme As Dreams Come True certainly was most apropos for the banquet, Good food, pleasant company, beautiful surroundings, an enjoyable program and an excellent speech were all combined to make 'this banquet a dream come true. 1 5 .ej- l E E . gg, J w V i H .fl A - g 'C' ,,-Jr 1, . , . J .V IM , L, 1 3 1 pf ' Z ' . lllm rf? Y Mr. Robert Eubanks of Silver Lake, Indiana, provides some vocal music for the occasion. Reverend Wilbur Williams ol Berne, Indiana, gave a most inspiring speech on dreaming bigger and setting high goals to attain for a fitting climax to the evening. Mrs. Williams also came to grace the banquet. I22 One hundred thirteen people enjoy the delicious meal served by the Chalet. -s.,-5,-Wi Y . J: David Thompson, Junior Class president, thanks the speaker for an excellent address. Looks like the people at the speakers' table are enjoying the meal tool From left to right are: Dr. and Mrs, Goodman lPresidentl, Rev- erend and Mrs. Williams lspeakeri, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Speaks lemceel, Edith Winter- holter and David Thompson Uunior Class presidentl, Dr. and Mrs. E. Harold Shigley iSenior Class sponsorl, Prof. and Mrs. Thom Davidson Uunior Class sponsorl. The Junior Class annually provides this banquet. This year the officers who were in charge were: left to right lbock rowl Prof. Davidson, sponsor: Ernest Miller, vice president: Gary Moore, chaplain: David Thompson, president: lfront rowl Linda- Dyer, Student Council representative, Marian Peterson, secretary: Jean Failing, treasurer. il Mel adds a final touch with his comb before putting on his coat. Wonder if she's as .nervous os I aim? To tell the story of the banquet, we will follow Mel Shoemaker and Glenna Cockrell through the evening. Would you like to come along? If My, you surely are beautiful this evening, Glenna! Thank you. You look handsome too. Mmmm, Smell those flowers. Scream if I stick you! May l help you out? l24 And now into Cutter's Chalet for the banquet itself. I 0hl What a beautifully decorated rooml ik V N Thank you, Mel .r .J ..,q - ay, Q .k in lvue -4 .sm I I l ,, , S1 lsn't this meal delicious X VW '-41 -j 'M' . A,..fi' though? , ' X311 'L Z A J V l 5 ,-fxflf. -X -Af 35-l l r gi N'-.H Ziff' ,. ,, V I ' x ' Ag' j F5-V V4 3 . Kill , f I l Well, I guess it's time to go. So lang, everyone. 125 1 l in .1 3 My Nl' li '17 Thanks for the memories, Glenna. Ylul've made this evening a dream come true! Good night. x 4,1 l , asia' lr s 0 W: .5 .1 xr ru' s l ,, M P- ' . Pint' ' gig. Y ' an E 1 f - . kg Y 7 A YY - Y 7 - -we -- ' , . - if , , V f Vs . s .. ' V W l 1 e , Z Q ll if h , Et -, 7- ia: 1,5 ,L 2. - ii. This year the Amphic Vikings took the baseball series. Their team members Were: left to right lstandingl Bruce Caliman, Tom Medclers, Francis Hubbard, Ron Mielke, Bob Starrett, lkneelingl Keith Weaver, Arville Renner, Dave Castro, Jerry Lord, Don Bra . ..AAAPHl Y BASEB LL i 1? fi ag. 1-.illgg wg, iii.. ri: iv re lim: 3 fe. sg.v',,e? 5 QQ are .Q K7 ii fell.. is mail. ,.,F1i at Wow! A good two-baser. Run, Bob! fe, ni. at f. 1 g ' - -1 ::, .uri .gjyi-5U,.t '- - - ' ' f - -- 1 1- 4, ..., -- .e,-.,, w A Q gn 22 5: 1' QT' - 'vii A52 1 ' 'iii 'Wifi'-ex ii wav: vii WV -ilTl -,Ig fi r -- Y f r f -. - '. ' ' ' 'N 1 1 , 1 I sz 126 ij., 35122 if , I- ivi Prof. Walter Titus, professor of Greek and Bible, has directed physical education activities the last two terms of the school year. Here he looks for a ball that some hardy baseball player has hit out of the field. f . . EUREKAN ASEB LL l, - Q Y. 1 Evidently, the Amphics were just a little too good for the Eurekans this year. Team members were: left to right, Cstandingl, Dave Thompson, Dave McQuiston, .lim Talbott, Walt McKee, Ron Meade, lkneelingl Bill Tice, Matt Dellinger, Chuck Ken- worthy, Hugh McFarland. COMMENCEM EMT ACTIVITIES-. -Agnes Turner sits in the booth selling the new records that the Marion College Quartet has made. Voices of Victory was made available to studfent, friends and alumni during the busy weekend activities. The Alumni Banquet on Saturday evening, June 3, evidently is over, but not the con- versation! , WM iii I. 5 ' ,- I 1 , ' 1 f 5... eg E 15 . , yi- ,Rr . . I. ' l'l3-Ii This year the services for the graduating class were held in the new nearly-completed College Church. These were the first to be held in the edifice. Evenr though the accommodations were spacious, parents, friends and graduating seniors filled the church to capacity. 128 Sir BACCALAUREATE SUNDAY, June 4, dawned a beautifully.sunshine-bright day. The new College Church was filled' to capacity and overflowing. Then at l0:3d a.m. the line of march began. Dave Thompson, Junior class president, tra- ditionally led the line to the front of the church. With Dr. Goodman following, Dr. Stephen W. Paine, president of Houghton College, Houghton, New York, led the line of local faculty members. The message of the morning by Dr. Paine on Christian love was both inspiring and heart- searching. Mrs. Paine accompanied him on the trip. Dr. a-nd Mrs. Stephen Paine Sitting on the platform were: lleft to right? Dr. Woodrow Goodman, Dr. Stephen W, Paine, Dr. Allen Bowman, Rev. Garl Beaver, Prof. Duane Thompson Prof Herman' Baker. 129 The combined quartets, the 1960-61 quartet and the new 'lQ61-62 quartet, sing together for the commence- ment program. 'Dr. Goodman leads the line of march into the commencement service Monday morning, June 5. Dr. George McGovern, Assistant to the President of the United States and Director of Foods for Peace Program, addressed the graduating seniors just before the diplomas were presented. Six senior girls provide a special -number for baccalaureate Rev. Robert Geyer, associated with World Gospel Mission and a former missionary to Bolivia, gave a challenging message on Sunday evening to all who attended. IBO ALUMNI ASSOCIATION BANQUET Y-Y -fre i-Ln ,- E Saturday evening, June 3, the Alumni Associ- ationssponsored a banquet for its members and the graduating seniors. Carl Erskine from Ander- son, Indiana, and a former pitcher for the Brook- lyn Dodgers highlighted the evening with a V' . speech. is N nr V H X '. Y J , 'Egg - Lal' ,p s I 1 , ., r f: JV' , .WFJQI 5 X Ag -, ,sfla-. ' ' se. M W 5I,' A f A de: w .A 4,171 Tfz- 3-sn... -S- . .s-fx' A ' , ' , 2 - .- '-- - -f' A, ' .e' -1. Q I I- a f V, . I I - - Y Y V f During that afternoon an Alumni Tea was held on the lawn in front of Teter Hall. Ex- change of conversation provided up-to-date in- formation on all the class members of years gone by. ALUMNI TEA Dear All: I just want to take this one last opportunity to thank everyone who made this yearbook possible. Without the help you all have given, such a publication could never have been accomplished. For your photography work, your layout suggestions, the, many odd jobs, the hours of planining and the invaluable assistance, thank you, Bob. You have been a real help. Thank you, Marian, for doing your part and you too, Linda, for your work. Beth, Jerry and Vonnie, the part each one of you had charge of certainly is appreciated also. Some of those frantic moments and busy staff meetings will long be remembered by me! You too, staff? Thanks for standing by so very well. Thank you, Walt, for keeping us going this year. The money end at a publication such as this is certainly no small part. And to each one on the business staff, a big thank you. I also appreciate your standing by, Prof. Huffman, and making all those phone calls, etc.. lt's good to know that someone is backing you up. Thank you. And to everyone who met at special times for picture taking, to our publishers, to our many advertisers, to our loyal alumni supporters and to our many friends-all one big hearty thank you! Finally, but not least in importance at all, I want to thank the Lord who gave extra strength and guidance continually along the way. Without His assistance, this work could not have been accomplished. To Him be all the praise. 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Pray for the peace of J erusalemg they shall y . g prosper that love thee. it Psalm 122:6 When you give to missions, for the NATE SCHARFF Saviour's sake, remember the Jew. Director of Jewish Evangelism IBS l w The 1961 MARIONETTE was u member of fhe Indiana Collegiate Press Association. 136 ,..,