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renewed for our alumni f t The annual chicken barbecue kicked off the afternoon activities. Shortly after, the annual Homecoming Parade added an air of colorful excitement as they moved up Washington Street toward the football field. At the football field, the high flying Amphic squad clubbed a luckless Eurekan squad, 22—0, before a huge, overflowing crowd. During halftime Linda Dyer was crowned Miss Marion College of 1962. In her royal court were Miss Martha Jett, Miss Carol Carris, Miss Karen Williafns, and Miss Mary Wierman. The SMA float was named the prize winning float. Second and third prizes were awarded to the Anselm Forum and Marionette staff. To climax the day’s activities, the alumni sponsored a Homecoming banquet in the gymnasium. A solemn moment J-u-s-t a minute— The climax of an eventful day 19
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Homecoming became an old adventure With an air of dignity supplied by visiting college rep¬ resentatives, Dr. Woodrow I. Goodman was officially in¬ augurated as Marion College President at College Wes¬ leyan Methodist Church, October 14. Rev. Garl Beaver presented Dr. Goodman to Dr. H. K. Sheets, General Supt. of the Wesleyan Methodist De¬ nomination, who gave the charge. Dr. George Failing offered the prayer of consecration. Opening greetings were extended by Prof. James El¬ liott, representing the faculty; student council president Gary Moore, representing the student body; Miss Mildred Jacobs, representing the alumni; Mayor Jack Edwards, representing the city; and Dr. Blair Helman, representing the colleges of Indiana. President Goodman gave a sterling inaugural address, extending a challenge for tomorrow and insight into our progress. “Four score and seven years . . .” 18
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Council of College Co-eds The first time a new woman student steps on the Marion College Campus, she comes in contact with one of the functions of the CCC. The “Big Sis” program provides a personal orientation to college life by the CCC veterans. The CCC also sponsors all school sea¬ sonal banquets throughout the year. Slumber parties and projects also round out the busy activity schedule of the club. CCC Officers Christmas Lois Oden . Darlan Wolfe . . . Marty Jett. Judy Haynes . .. Donna Evens . . . Mary Ann Hicks , ... . Treas. .Sec. ... V. pres. Spring pres. Winter pres. . Fall pres. 20
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