Marion University - Marionette Yearbook (Marion, IN)

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Tomorrow looms as a new and brighter day Tomorrow is a sinister shadow, always in view but always out of immediate grasp. We can view tomorrow’s reflections in today’s awesome mirror of life, but yet they will remain only reflections until its glittering image is reproduced on a solid foundation. The Marion College inflections center around accreditation, growth, and development of Christian Spirit. Tomorrow is the promise of our divine Master. He willfully supplies the key for tomorrow. Only as we utilize this key, are we able to completely emerge from the sinister shadow and place a sturdy hand on our long awaited goals. Goals for Accreditation Goals For Accreditation 1 Realistic Self-Study 2 . Dynamic Development 3. Adequate Financial Support 4

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Today emphasizes our progress, Proposed scale model for the women’s dormitory We are in the midst of a great transfiguration. We are replacing the old and building the new. To build a “Rome” takes more than just a day. It takes the consistent, hard, concentrated efforts of a solid core of con¬ cerned college supporters over a period of years. We can look at our men’s dormitory, the building plans for the new women’s dormitory, the newly acquired 38 acres of land, our growing sport’s program, and our newly instituted night school as prime examples of our progress. We must use these accomplishments as inspiration to extend our weary hands of resourcefulness a little further and at the same time possess a deep dedication to the task at hand. 3

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TABLE OF CONTENTS Student Life.8 Administration.28 Academic Life.36 Who ' s Who.38 Fine Arts.43 Languages.53 Natural Science.61 Social Studies.65 Theology.75 Underclassmen.83 Sports Life.94 Advertising.114 FOREWORD There comes a time in every man’s education when he must endeavor to accomplish a task that lies before him. The 1962 MARIONETTE Staff has undertaken the responsibility to display the treasured moments of the Marion College school year. Lingering in the atmosphere of the school year, we seem to grasp the sig¬ nificance of Marion’s mobilization with a purpose — a purpose directed to¬ ward attainment of our goals of accreditation and growth. The means of accomp¬ lishing this purpose center around education and Christian spirit. We are binding a book of college memories but we likewise hope that we are recording the achievements and ambitions of our beloved Alma Mater. 5