Marion University - Marionette Yearbook (Marion, IN)

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itffi ;©«ss With a Touch of Tradition, An Image of Tomorrow is With a Stroke of Progress,

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Miss Judy Haynes reigned as the first Marionette Queen in Marion College his¬ tory. The contest, based upon the sale of Marionettes, marked another milestone in the progress of Marion College. “CORONATION IN PARADISE GARDEN” was portrayed in dramatic fashion by master of ceremonies. Bill Tice. The festivities pointed toward the ultimate climax— the crowning of Miss Marionette of 1962 by Marionette Assistant Editor, Tom Poling. In the graceful, majestic manner befitting a true queen, Miss Haynes ascended the Royal Throne. Miss Bonnie Ireland and Miss Vonnie Clifford were named Princesses in the Royal Court. The other members were Miss Mary Ann Hiatt, Miss Beverly Clark, Miss were James Huffman, Sue Amspaugh, and Bonnie Ireland. Gift awards were awarded to the top salesmen of the contest. Top place salesmen were James Huffman, Sue Amspaugh, and Bonnie Ireland. Reigned as Miss Marionette 1962

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“I will instruct thee and teach thee in the way which thou shalt go.” Psalms 32:8 The path ahead can some¬ times look dark and dim. We may have the capacity to reach our goal, but we need knowledge and insight to reach tomorrow’s destiny. The Administration is the Agency that plants the seed of knowledge and liberates the insight buried within our being. Tomorrow does loom as a new and brighter day. We are led into this brighter tomorrow by an Administra¬ tion that uses tradition as the spring¬ board for progress. Formed by the ADMINISTRATION