Marion University - Marionette Yearbook (Marion, IN)

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Fixx... Russell Baldwin Maxwell Enyeart Business Manager and Treasurer Superintendant in Charge of Buildings and Grounds ' ',.xalk.'ff' f sv T! -W.,-x., -N Y:-' M ax Banker Virginia, Carol, Joanna, Loretta and Lorelei assist Ge0 E9 OU Registrar and the business staff Assistant Business Manager Director of Admissions -Teri .QA

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EUGENE SAVAGES SERVE AS HEAD RESIDENTS FOR MEN t j 5 . -qi S I 'Y I had just shut my eyes and. . . Dick Hayes seems to be telling the group in the Williams Hall lobby. Rev. and Mrs. Savage spend many hours just talking with their boys in jam sessions such as this. Rev. and Mrs. Eugene Savage have served as head residents of Williams Hall this past year. They had been pastors in the Ohio Conference since 1943. This has been the first time the college men have had both a dorm father and a dorm mother.

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STAFF HANDLES MONEY, ADMISSIONS The business angle of the college scene involves many long hours by many people. Not only are there accounts to be bal- anced-and kept balanced!-but there are also new students to be tested and accepted, rooms to be furnished, long range build- ing plans to be made, and supplies to be ordered and paid for. College Business Manager and Treasurer is Russell Bald- win. His is the final word on financial matters, though much of the lesser work is carried on in the office of George Ott, the assistant business manager and Mrs. Bessie Cravens the book- keeper. Helping in this office are Lorelei Chiarelott, Joanna Huffman, and Mrs. Loretta Walquist. Folders and more folders of present and incoming students -such are familiar sights in the registrar's office! Under the supervision of Max Banker, Mrs. Virginia Woods and Carol Wakeman keep records straight and grades up to date. Serving as the Superintendent in Charge of Buildings and Grounds, Maxwell Enyeart oversees campus building mainten- ance and landscaping. Bessie Cravens Bookkeeper