Marion University - Marionette Yearbook (Marion, IN)

Text from Pages 1 - 156 of the 1966 volume:

......, N A 6 Marionette Marion College b Marion, Indiana Editor Judith McIntyre Business Manager Leslie Nelsen jf 'J nj Q-C . F ,.fQf ff ffJ 1 A V 3 M t 70 War V' , v xg: ' ' N tg., W ' ' +?f5?a451S4y?',.y u f2f ' 'wa- -. , Nga um, 'ywtxzzlyw x t 1,4 V: f sw wwf' -M J Contents Faculty Students Activities Sports Ads 7f'0g 655 the new librar rapidl taking form if , I , ff .jf L Ng 'I V if V- 3 , A f, J? f 1 , 22,2 Q . Q ' f 'Q , A- x : 'H 5- A 15' D f 1, g y ? !jjf?fEy..! 7 xl, -5 gww-f V .-, -.,. Vyi g ' 'fp' 'V V 4, - H' -K-.,f:, jp -' IEP' ...Q - - f'f-tie.-1 ,.,- 2 2 , If 5 . 35 -mn- K n Q. A5 'FQ .znlbi-'F' xlib! uma ma Q m ww a w W E as 1 - a E mn wa 4 me is x RSSB Wm as I hm H E E EB E as W EEE QE am Tr m m swings mn a may LS www 'Em -E mfs EEE gm -m E . an m nw mn Emgw uma mn W -ii E n ., -iam gs gggu 1 mm. +?'if2H ESS' si m pm my HB, QQ' www XVe're acCREDiLed1 , mingled disbelief and joy, telegrams, phone calls, This is Accredited Commuter's Loungeg may l help you? Arrival of xnen from Chicago, bonfire, tooting tour 'of Taylor U., parade, more parade, mayor, roses for helpmates, speeches, cheers, thanksgiving, scrolls . . . miles to go before we sleep, and promises to keep lleezfcmlmiahifwni my Ellie lleurfrlli Ccrmlral Plsscweialiuonn 5 MRS. unnmnu gf-','f1+,g3. 1 . r rJif,,4 1. 1,1 H, yi Ng-,ff I ,L,,,.,f,, . A. ,, . , ,.,. d .,. . Va J ,--A, J 6 I ., e, xi rs E an me sw an as imma me imsmsmnms E I will-E ,Hmmm ez: Y B H agua-M lm A H- mxxxxmismm an My W his ggi, it Em-megan a , X Ummm am 2 N-sf E mum misss ss ss a HHH B - beautification of town at M E at in B it X E: H H K a a H Alix Kimi? SS an H E H B A a X 1' EYEXS' if B a B xv a as E B B B f a U 5 54 ,V 1 Eg 1 V E .:i.e r- -rw-. H H lE,f:l.'lnl 'i -'Ju . . ' -eil 1 E ' I R SS ., ' I K Z 'JS . t ...W 1 . at . ' H 1 l., X , ,. . S at , X -. l , l I a x - t H S' - N 1 ss E. g B Q ei H B B 'q f M ff H ' - ls . 4 is . 5 as an . 4 s ef , E , ,. .a. ,G , . if . -A it us - 2 H .fm H 1 a wx my .-5, .f- . 51 .M . . - 'Jr SSN' Dia B it xx- fr tx -,. , ,fra . NL 5 . 1 ,wt , ko- 4 s 'I . is ya Q, . ' We nf . -. ,. QW bi-'f','-. '-, , ' , :ev-ml-.. vw ' smswmgiws EN. Mayor Gene O. Moore breaks ground for the triangular john Hand fleftj and Ted Bitncr dab paint onto the cafeteria divider on Clean-Up Day. park site at the South Washington entrance to Marion. Marion College students set in the trees. O if! N Sllmlllel' tI'lPS of XR 5 , H X ku! A t otomous is E o E 5 ff K- Nl W ,.., H: A? ....... f-I-i f- : :2:L::::-z .. Y we 3 Z an , ::.: . W K M :.: Gayle Qllergeronj jenkins fleft belowj was a 5 H Q H H 5 Q as is 5 B member of the traveling class which studied the E , H ,pf H 2 .Q H history of Europe hrst hand under the lectures ff H mi i B M M a H of Dr. Allen Bowman fbelowj last summer f'65j. ' an ggggigr I' 5 Z i BB KBS Si Trumpet in hand, Mike Phaup flew with the Q 3 ,Es S. H H B W 'A SS B Wesleyan Youth team to Colombia, South , H H 1' H B H X H K a America, for a summer of evangelistic exper- Q :S Ei IFEICCS. ,r'L' 2 'Ha C' 1' .' 1 43'-,fury ky HJ? 5 'i-X fl ' A - 'AJ - A -.t ffflismadpsr X I gl ij me ,ee ,- e a wt! I aa EE N A Q M s., doctorates received r Dr. Byron Tippey Herman Baker Day Set for June 4, 1966 Dr. Walter Tltus Q F F., 4. Professor Herman Baker - new equipment Below: 'Presenting the Freedom Shrine to Dr. Goodman for the college are representatives from the Marion Businessmen's Exchange Club: fleft to right, George Ott, chairman on Americanismp john Endicott, vice president of the club: and Thomas Morin, past president. Far left below: A brighter tennis court was provided by the Student Council: a brighter view of the lesson by the opaque projector of the English department. Right: Les Nelson scans the ever-changing array of new library books. Right below: A beautiful addition to thechapel and worship-a Baldwin organ. Far below right: Shatford's rooms should look spotless with this new vacuum cleaner. f. w 4 Paul Mullinax Physical Education Williams Hall Resident Director Hazel Craker Education Head Counselor of Women Shatford Hall Resident Director Tggr.. ,.,. T ,.-.4,.. Y as - V - . g rx 1 xx Sw :Jn '1 f rant! I Ln-'h 1 9 'uf' - ,l,4- ' NVQ. Robert Werking Physics and Mathematics Dorothy Jackson Education Teter Hall Resident Director 2 if . -.-' , 2- .' 4 3, ::2:.::::. r w 6.1 .M ,I ,A ' ay, ,gl -fwvz -'--fl k 3,- ' B an , ,r A - 4: 35 f I' E H 211 .V B2- Qing: 'fe', 'v1 . QW '5 ,, M35 Q. K'-V g ' Q1 W. I Q f SS Hx 5' bi' wir i gif - 1 I 1'kcgc ??'.Q y Eg:-V' gfygf' iff' wffw iwi, R ki if wkifesmm -'gwff-kQJiw2. k-.hjiwyifi H Q ,WZVEQ YY y i ,V -::,fa??,,Y- nu-mf If ' f' - Q A 1 H- KM? Wm V- V . - f J K, K 3 , UA.. W -N Mfgiilggff , V .f Y Wgx igiw 1 im X min whim aww :::: -'-:- mix aw. 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X-I H , H 1 -sg H M H HE 5,,, My .TQ Q W 1 E SSH SS H. A W-mm W A H E E H M W! M mm H 2 Q - ,HQ , ,N Wy N H 5 E .E : E H . as H H Q M ss Mrs. Woodrow Goodman was always prepared to entertain faculty, alumni, and student groups. The presidents new manse is situated on a peaceful stretch of East 43rd Street. 18 The President's Message As a Christian college our interests include the things of the spirit as well as things of the intellect. And since both mind and soul reside in our bodies we are interested in the earthy things. Sometimes it is these latter things that take a major portion of our time and energy: new buildings, new equipment, and the funds to meet these physical needs. This is progress. Improved methods of instruction, graduate studies for the faculty, experimental curriculum, independent study programs, a curious sojourn into the byways of knowledge - these activities in the frontiers of man's intellect also indicate progress. Peace of mind in the midst of a restless generation, purpose of life, the joy of sins forgiven, and the blessings of communion with God and His people are some ex- amples of progress in the realm of the spirit. True progress of a Christian college such as ours must encompass the improvement of the earthy things concerning a physical campus, the development of the things of the mind, and the cultivation of the things that knit man's soul to his God and give eternity mean- ing in the realm of time. A balance of all these marks the best and greatest progress. Woodrow Goodman, President ,am mn: ss a 1 nm 8 E: H. E :.. H H :.::: M .3 Q . H. w X' nz K nn E E .XV za? Q ss a ss .in sa m vm mx ss a Administrative Faculty Dr. Maurice Burns Dean of the College Professor of Biology James Luttrull Dean of Students Assistant Professor of Social Sciences N Russell Baldwin Treasurer and Business Manager James Garrett Director of Estate Planning Max Banker Registrar and Director of Admissions I , 5 X s 1 1 x Administrative Facult was min as if We Remember His Outstandin Service John D. Williams Business Manager Emeritus Died February 22, 1966 as ' George Ott Assistant Business Manager f Mildred Jacobs Executive Secretary of Alumni Association -ff-f' Howard Noggle Director of Church Relations Virginia Waymire Librarian ix x 1 J' -NL 1' X- 5 Yi is H x 2 1.x A gsm E-j:::. gk- sw., T --..,s Chairmen of Divisions V I Dr. Leo G. Cox Professor of Theology Chairman of Division of Religion and Philosophy '1 N, . Dr. Mary C. Dodd Professor of English Chairman of Division of Modern Languages and Literature Lil, 1 A ix 1, pm ff' A-. 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Prof. Elementary Education Gerald Smeenge Assistant Professor in Art Owen Snyder Instructor in Spanish and English Richard Steiner Visiting Professor of French Dr. Duane Thompson Assoc. Prof. of Philosophy and Greek Dr. Byron Tippey Asst. Prof. of Education and Social Sciences Dr. Walter Titus Assistant Professor of Psychology Ray Welch Instructor in Organ and Piano Robert Werking Instructor in Physics and Mathematics www w Communication Come Throu ll 3 Wlre and Book ww w w Exgwwww H Ewwwww w wwww Eiffw 2 www w ww w wgww E: ww E REBS w ww ww www E EVER ww ww w ww w w mi w fw ww, Bw www Ellen Stopp pleasantly asks May I help you? just a minute please. 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W ,r W vi 5, 2 zw-Wwgmfffyifx fu M 2 mM-if-EJ N-1-vwxxw X vw-Ev ff- w,2::m,-'Mw-vx,:.S5- 'Mar 'WH - ' 'A 5'W.'e,sN2-Q Wzsfwu? ' ' :wi QQ5f2sf54Q?WM 5219? 'ry3,i1 g,f Ml .Kp x z nssgxxv. BT gan 21 31's A .mwi 3 5, 'www W :W ,fumxgwgfy ff, ng' B 4 W gwiaggww- mgggggf- QT - , 1 W 5 5 g Q w za me Ama ,K mx E K ka, KX am'm',-mg E M. lj 3525515 S8 4 A E33 A 1 V l BEER X851 Wx - si B n I iTm'4 ,Us nm Martha Allen 1966 Wh0's Who in American Colleges and Universities xx xx xx xx x F xx xx xxs 1 xx mxxxxs :xxx xx xxx xxx ' xx axxxsss mtzsm xxx xxx ,x H v H E --1 - K, H H Eggs :x 55: xx Z . 'hw ,rs gm' was-in K' W E- W as ' REQ? -:wi-.B f.,,1l.w mn xx x xx xx x Ra xx xx H mg xx xx E ,xxx H. E H E E xx mmm! Kathleen Freiheit Victoria Goodman ,. 1' Carol Van Cleave Joyce Williamson Whois Who Besides showing the Christian film Beloved Enemy for pub- lic-viewing, the seniors were active in college and commun- ity programs. A dress-up supper sponsored by them also proved enjoyable. The traditional sneak was taken in Detroit this year. The juniors and seniors joined together in a wiener roast upon the seniors' arrival home. An all-senior taffy pull drew each class member closer together during their final year. eniors Experience ,lo Teachers Also Graduation brings nostalgic memories to administrative alumni Dr Maurice Burns and Dr itulntcs t h senior al Mary Dodd. Teachers enjoy the spxing climax every year whereas Cl'll0lb h we only one mints to the desk to rcctn college graduation to carry with them the rest of their lives 42 le ss 'X E . n R: 'if ', ss W . tl H me H X M H . QS? Y, WL' - No more varsity qlliifltl practices for Mark Davis. Cathy Metcalf starts a new atlvcntnrc with Mr. Clement. Mary Knltns plans to mntinnc her cooking routines in a snug apartment or neat liltlc home. Duties Ended for omeg Began for Others MARTHA JOAN MARY H 'Y' ff '. H F 2 . . A Z Z EE aft Q -Q. H . Fx kt Em Hmm-5 aermfzfsf X at 5 - Q B 5 1 Swwgifwgf -ameri--Q Q9 E H we ms xx w :- - Ss 4 V x ALLEN ALLOWVAY ANDERSON gg , W 1 l 43 ANNABELLE BETTY BARDSLEY BARKER Y Seniors Looked Forward to Sneak , RONALD KAREN CHARLES CATHERINE BOONE BOSTIC CHAFFEE CLEMENT a ss B E B V ' B .m ss B: S53 ss' B rf ss B , -A 5 1 m an 'r sf ss am ' H' mn BN , fr M X' TQ f 52, ,Y ' M F E E 'iq ,Af-1255 , ' -cf ,. Af .iwvqxwifr Q aS,un.a f. LINDA COOLMAN BOB CROINIER V MARK I DAVIS ANNA IVIARIE ECKERT 0 Q 0 Q Were the Leaders of School Actlvltles I DUANE -IANICE, KATHLEEN VICTORIA FISHER FRASE FREIHEIT GOODMAN EEE HE A E. msg E. E W X E 5 E E 5 . , E ' E - nl H - E E as E - , E W E Q sz n. E E ima mama 'E 1 E H E . E E E E E E mx E Q E E KENNETH MARY DORCAS CARL GORVEATTIZ HARTLE HARVEY HOLDER Seniors Realize Sense of Aeeomplishment E. LOUISE HOLDER '53 MARTHA KELBAUGH :HA E ' .ai B E E, E E E W E E E E V. E E E EEE 1- E H E. E EW E . .M ,EE ,, . E E E H---L IAOK AHOLDER JUDVTH KENNEDY FEW , 3- 1-fag-gn: B' sf F188 E , , is P' ,i 1 I -IULIANN MARY TRUMAN BETTY KING KOHNS LEE NORTH The End Is a Beginning of Varied Professions LYNN REICHERT BARBARA PERKINSON MARY SCOTT BARBARA ROBERTS 1' L LYN W4 SNYDER RONALD STONE DAVID STAFFORD BETHANY TROSPER Seniors Developed Keen Introspection for Future CAROL SHARON JOYCE CHARLES VANCLEAVE WARREN WILLIAMSON YODER A 3- ix. rr , .1 N95- . --. vm- junior officers: fback, left to rightj Maurice vice president. fFron0 Betty Lou Freiheit, I Burns, sponsor: jerry Winterholter, presi- social chairman: Doreen Koeser, treasurerg dent: Patryce Gaddis, chaplaing Mark Burns, Joanna Huffman, secretary. The juniors over-caught the seniors this year. Not only did they chase them to the Kokomo Hines Coach Lines, but they delayed Mr. Banker, the senior class sponsor, from escaping with them. But the juniors turned right around and treated the seniors to an oriental Junior-Senior Banquet, held at The Golden Dragon in Fort Wayne. The theme, S'ayanara, meaning goodby, with love, was ex- panded upon by the Reverend Bob Zuhl, master of ceremonies. Dinner music was provided by the Manchester String Quartet. Oriental Banquet Was Planned for eniors by Juniors Mendlc Adams Virginia Anderson Bonnie Banker Dennis Banter judith 5 Britlenbaugh Michael Burke ,, . r ' a I 49 is me w is is .ex-ss E if Ea News 3. ' Q lane: ss ss e me sawn ss em agen ,Q ix lx ms. in Carol joseph Sally Diane Chilson Chumo Chun Cook O O I Juniors Acqulred a Sense of Belonglng, Henry Alice Carol Buddy Cossel Daugherty .Dayton Dunlap john Elizabeth Donna Betty Lou Earnest Ebersole Fillmore Freiheit a X, - E vi E E ag Hi . E E , . E . mm no is a -. a mf is eva a -e is a if is E Mx is is ' .. '.2 1 I ... :::3::: 1' . ' '2-: . :Q ':. -.ij E V U :.: 5' iz, Y. ,F :-: 4.1, .5 F ' A :'H.,.s..,L.. .:. if 4 -, x, 175 , w , . Z- A Q 5.--.Yr 'I -lj. lf ' . it'-1 JI 3 I 5' l ll 'E I H1 '.-' -' , 'E' Jil, .' H: .iff-' - . . 33, ,',g3,. Q 1 .L fl- vw x JJ' 4 L .. ,. ,, --- 41... -:- :-:. 5 -if 4, I' ,' - 21 wx-w , , 2... , X, .. L, Q 'L ' .W K As f 'Y . I . t+ mx Patryce Richard Thomas ii Michael Gadclis Gaddis Getnlan Gilbert O O C I Looked Forward to Taklng Over Senlor Posltlons Marsha Stephen Gordon Lonna Gilpin Gonser Grafton Hart Alice Roxie Robert Yvonne Helton Hoke Hyatt Jacobsen 5 R if Gayle fliergeronj Tana Doreen Vicky jenkins jones Koeser I .u ndberg Dixon Charles Donald ' Judith Main Mealy McDowell Mclntyrc O O Q . V Jl1Ill0I'S Adjusted Old Values lll Newer Llght Leslie Sharon Mary Ann Betty Nelsen O'Toole Parsons Pike 7 Realized the Howzu'cl Sn yclcr -A ' ,. H. X. Vera Xvynola Barbara Pike Popp Prail Philip Stephen Gary Said Simmons Simon Worth of Fellow Classmates llzulc Ronald Paul Spaulding Steltz Stephens Harry Reid Gloria Skillman Hope Taggart M arilyn Victorsen Daniel AWheeler David Trosper GERALD E. BORGMAN jerry Borgrnan-ministerial student, great athlete, but most important of all, servaht and saint of God. An accident took him, but well do we remember the ,vibrant and soul-stirring message Jerry gave to his fellow schoolmates in one student conference. This was not just emotion put into mere wordsg this was his very life. Marion College was privileged to have such a man as he who, consecrated to the Holy Spirit, poured out his life so that others could share the perfect peace and joy' that comes from full surrender to the will of God. I Sophomore officers: fback, left to rightj-james Luttrull, Hari. SCCYCIHTYS ,ICHIICIIC Whaley. vice PfCSidCl1l1 Winieli sponsor: Glen Pcttigrovc, student council representative: Charles, chaplain. Not pictured: Terry Winslow, boys' Ron Crawford, president: Nancy Denney, treasurer. Hlhlelifl llil'CCl0r- Clfrontj Mary Ann Hubbard, girls' athletic directorg Linda ophomores Overcome Freshman 'hyness v w , , The sophoinores started the year with the traditional freshman initiation rites. What a time to call up chores for the freshmen to dol And only a sophomore had the privilege to make them bow low in humility and greenness. The sophomores also sponsored a film for the com- munity and college. They held a day in early spring for an all-sophomore outing by which to get better acquainted with one another in fun and frolic. l i Gerald Anders Lucinda Ash Ruth Bailey , Ann Ballard Carolyn Barber 211' Egg E- . pg me B sag va In ' w :E v 2588 N as B 4 as ' w L I William Betty Roger Gerald Richard Beekman Bowman Breedlove Brown Bury Geoffrey Anita Winsett Hilda janet Carter Cash Charles Clarke Clodfelter Sophomores Not Only Develop Self-Confldence Dorothy Michael Mark George Ronald Coleson Coppock Coy Cravens Crawford m v D 1 ax Dorothy Joanna .Ioyce Nancy Billie Culver Day De La Porte Denney Detamore Reba jo Ellyn Joyce jo Ellen Mary Lou Echclbargcr Economan Eger Fall Fritz 9 But Also Develop Knowledge of Other Men s Ideas David Frederick Mary Mike Norman Funk Gaddis Gibson Gillock Glassburn A :mms X is '8- ' Sari vm' Q W E is is . ,,, l is . U' ' . ' ' V 1 Dennis Darlene john Kenneth Linda Grinstead Guard Harding Harlan Hart Sophomores Taste Busler Schedule, Peggy .lean Donna David Clinton Hatfield Hawks Hines Howery Hoxie lla Jean Mary Ann Janice jo Ann Karen Hurt Hubbard jackson joyncr ll ulian Mt A , 4 ' , mf I v, ' ,l Elaine Charlotte Dorotha Jane Keesor Lowry Mack Martin I I I I Harder Work Dlsclpllnmg Better Study Charles Nancy Sandra Keith McCallum Meadors Messer Murphy Gcrulyn -Iacqueline Glen Michael Palmer Parks Pettigrove Phaup Joan Martin David Newell Joseph Pietrucha S M i l l l 1 w Gretchen Cullann David Anibal Elaine Rhetts Roose Sewell Soto Spangler Mary Diane Marilyn james P. james Strand Strohl Taylor Thomas Thompson Sophomores Look Forward to Second Half of College Years Katherine Marcena -Ieanette Kathryn Paul Troup Wallace Whaley Wilkerson Yaw 60 'h Day fright, was not for the shy or hesitant. Everyone made a choice for keeps. aid on Williams Hall fright helowl brought-regrets to female freshman Donna der. ' officers fbelowj: fback, left. to rightj Donovan Shoemaker, president: jim chaplain: Bill Miller, vice president: Owen Snyder, sponsor. fFrontj Oxley, secretary: Sharon Link, treasurer: Cynthia Wcstafer, student council ai vw Y, 3 Q-A '. Qvmlf Freshmen Rush to ,loin ociet Most Appealing to Them t A major accomplishment of the freshman class has been , to write a class constitution. Another interesting feat . was that of their basketball team winning the class A t basketball A tourney. This year's freshman class brought new vigor and talent Y .l to Marion College. Soon after registration many mem- 'Q' ' bers of the group were being called upon to fill various ' . places of service and responsibility. Now all of the fresh- t men are full-fledged Marionites. l Roger Abraham .Indy Baker -' Wayne Balding l y f H Betty ' . Barnett J cf A . y Rebecca 4 IL Y ' l Bennett til Larry Cash 'Ioyce Compton Marilyn Boardman Wanda Bver X , x M artha Cherryholmes Joyce Cooper Myra Brown Jim Campbell I. K. Linda Christie Judith Coulter Linda Bush Duane Carlson 6 p Claudia Cole Martha Cox Arthur Butler Jerry A Carter ww K. 6- joseph Coleson Kenneth Coy Richard Butler jerry Cash 've Duane lane Barbara Dolores Frank Cross Cunningham Davers Davis Doughton Donald Larry Larry Frances John Dunham Dunn Dunton Eger Endicott Mary XVarren Donna Sarah Judith Evans Fish Fuller Gardner Gentry Dclorcs 'Suzanne Greg Leonard Ruth George Gonser Gray Guenzler Guthrie A 'rr' We Rv L..ex. Bruce Edith Marcia Sharon Lake Lambert Linder Link Laura Rebekah Viola Lynnell Mangas Mart Mayhle McNeil Frances Andrew Marilyn Bruce Minix Montgomery Moreillon Moss Regina Daniel Charles Linda Nusbaumer Oradat Osborne Oxley Ramona fSandstromj Main Melody McVicker Sharon N eal Cyril N 2 N , 1 1 l is 1 I L 1, ' 'XS 'H 51 '15 QE? 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The li- brary was opened on Saturday nights. Shutting the Student Center and opening the Snack Shop in the evenings has brought the refreshment and game center nearer the location of evening pro- grams and activities. The planning of well- balanced and varied menus was undertaken to ward off student complaints. The school blazer was revised. For public participation, the Student Council sponsored a spring program entitled Stand By America , a patriotic program with colorful scenery and lighting, and co-sponsored two press conferences with The journal. Millie Jacobs, Executive Secretary of the Alumni Association, directed the Student Council in the planning of the Accreditation Day activities. tudent Council Encouraged News Conferences, The Student Council Qleft to rightj Back row: Dr. Byron Tippey and Dean james Luttrull, sponsors. Third row: Ron Crawford, sophomore class president: Bob Fudge, junior class representativeg Chuck Mealy, vice presidentg Betty Pike, treas- urerg Mark Davis, senior class president. Second row: Jerry Xvinterholter, junior class presidentg Judy McIntyre, representa- tixe-at-largeg john Park, representative-at-large: Bonnie Banker, representative-at-largeg Cynthia Westafer, freshman class repre- sentative. Fronl. row: Duane Fisher, presidentg Carol Van Cleave, senior class reprcscntativcg Kathleen Freiheit, secretaryg Don Shoemaker, freshman class president: Glen Pettigrove, sophomore class representative. IN - Ron Crawford, journal editor, comments on a poiutfdtxring one ol' the press conferences. Left to right: Lynn Reichert and Mark Burns representing 'l'I1c jourrmlg Cruwfortlg Durine Fisher and Carol Van Cleave representing the Student Council. Left: Dean Luttrull listens to pros and cons during a news conference. Visited the Presidentis anse Student Council ollicers Qleft to rightj: Betty Pike, treasurerg Kathleen Freilieit,scc1'etaryg Chuck Mealywice presidentg Duane Fisher, president. ,JNI F ,if Q 1 f tg? V: X 4. g 1 . Y 1' z., I XM, .--4. i Mark Davis helps himself to some of Mrs. Goodman's pump- kin pie and topping after the business meeting at the Presis dent's home. as -'q'srE'EWw -v'Ev'ri q:HEfwgrQm1::'is Qgwfg ,sgggw-E H 3 E Jimi sys U93 ' ' , .saws 538523 we swam B an as mis-sm ms:gg'..?gfasm-is B E H ass B Simms H ' H Q H H s H H Mwssrm is xx mn 5 mn 'sm M n as: was Q Exam Riggs? as E ERE mm ss ws im: is magnum Ewa B E Q sq B is m missin ixxwx mxwx is mn ms m sms mn is mn mx ,,, , li ,: , . 1 1, fx is mfs as sm Ex ms ,Q is 5 in as ,mam in 2 is s as gsm as ggsgig EB n B is sf K QE, n . W, 1 . 2 .:.,.: , X H . as t nm wang H I zlz ,is E ,K H M E as L L, M H H AW E '::-: .iii if :-: 1. 'V' E s V K X U H L Z, 5 3 X ss Q '-:-:-: .mi is -Q 1 5 ,., 8 is .1Zf':' 1 A, B s - , E W E E H, U H I mx it 'iss mn sn was my as msgs it mn ,mm mn judy Mclutyre, editor of The l966 Marionette, and her assistant Mary Ann Hubbard here enjoy some bits of inl'ormatiun some senior has written about himself for the Senior Statistics section of the annual. Below, from left to right, are Les Nclsen, business manager: Gerald Smeenge, advisorg and jane Martin, assistant business manager. The 1966 Marionette taff, Enthused with ampus Progress, Created a aluable Record me Y. Q Ez s ,,l r m x Q,. 955 -e 15 c l This package of friendly smiles includes fleft to rightj stand-by: joy Mclntyre, copy editor: and Dottie lvatkins, Linda Perkins. student section assistantg Ruth. Guthrie. student section assistant. Seated is Carol Chilson, typist. A school year, but packed! What a challenge this year has afforded to the Marionette staff: where to begin? what to include? the first bud- ding of the ivy vines on the front of the Ad Building? or the routes of the Senior Sneak? We could not possibly have touched upon all of the phases of Marion College equally, but we have tried to help the reader catch a glimpse of our college as it appears to the student who knows just a little bit about everything that's going on. Our most progressive staff memher-photographer Byron Taylor. l-le has remodeled the campus darkroom and has improved the efficiency of production in many areas. gf Es -s Eggs wggggs a sv N fiQwg3su5s:fe Emily? SEER KE mn as . WB E115 :digg swim Bmw E mx ma E em K. ws . F g mu B x - V1 SEB V- FRXA Emggmgawijggs H H gm a Q 2 E gg Ski EEN Q 2 as B EE my Simi gs ms ww-A me -ss,-.G ms EE s c' new si mama amz ms ..,,,,,,,,w SSE EEE ng!-:fs mm-an sms QEQN mmm B is QE an nz ss N H E . ss sin SXSW Qmf ss ma: ss w nz wa my Es mm nf ss ,, . mais ss Fi a HQ vin WM 'sf .fm ss S3 if mil' N Wes E. -ss ss if ss ss +1 a na mn min ,ma mms an mn B I ss E , may HE 'max The .lournaln Orbit Path: from Reporters flcft to rightji john Park, Lynn Reichert, Len Unenzler, joe Coleson, Dlxon Main E a E N ss nifgm xx B ss a a K gm H E m Hrs ss a 4 a ss gn E an E ms an ms EEST as . S Mhfxxyas Eixxgm mg W sm H mg m 5 A ms l m- ima ss n 5 sm n k-Q ss as was NNW ? mi M mm ss-sf mga: in sang WMMS W E . a nm: a X,- mn was mn HW ax Wx ss me a aw ws-a was ms ms me ss ww E ss E an um 'LQEEXJE K1 a ss 25?-my ss a ms ms Sui is mums mn 1,.. 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ESB asia sl E it I' as ,gMk?Q3 will sails H.. Semis! mn ,imma El msg Xa mn Su a aa a a a again .wa Reeitalists Present Bibliographies, Plays, Poetr Forensic Club Sponsors Extemporaneous Contest The lixtemporaneous Speech Contest was held early in the new year. First place was won by jim Stewart. Second place went to jim Boyer, and third place was awarded to joe Coleson. Plans were laid for a Bible Reading Contest to be held in May. Recitalists: left, Rebekah Mart: below left. Dorothy Coleson: below center, Betty Ault: below right, Robert Hanes. Opposite are the Forensic Club officers fleft to rightj: Lynn Reichert, vice president: Rebekah Mart, secretary-treasurer: Professor Laura Emerson, sponsor: Mary Kohns, president: Ron Stone, extemporan- eous chairman. Not pictured: jim Stewart, activity chairman. 'X i 1 A ,-J ,4 iw , ,' H ,V ' t' 4, I . , ,.v.:, . N . ..Z r 1 s 4 , Y rgetl lr tate, anon tarts ental Health Club club on campus this year, the Health Club, was started alter te Mental' Health Association he organization of such clubs on and university campuses. At astime this group collected gifts Chl to a chilclren's home. The t twice each semester at t.he call dent Dennis Banter. enttl Health Club officers qlelt to rightj: Dr alter Titus, sponsor: Ida Jones, secretary 'lsutu Dennis Banter. president. Not pic neil Warren Smith, viec president. r ei ak fl S. M. A. officers fleft to rightj: john Park, treasurer: Dr. Leo Cox, sponsor: Vicky Goodman, secretary: Lloyd Van Meter, president: jim jones, vice president. .M.A. and F. .F. - Training amps for Christian ervice F. M. F. officers Qleft to rightj: Dr. Byron Tippey, sponsorp jaslin Salmon, president. Seated: Alice Helton, vice president: Hope Tag- gart secretary. Not pictured: Pam Tice, treasurer. A new responsibility was added to the Student Ministerial Association this year. Sunday after- voon jail services were held by the group. The organization also sponsored weekly services at the Delta Electric Company. Two worship chapels were prepared and presented by the S. M. A. The purpose of the Foreign Missions Fellowship is to stimulate a greater interest in missions at home and abroad. The monthly meetings were highlighted by guest speakers from Marion Col- lege and also by those from outside. Answers- to prayer were seen as a result of the prayer meetings held by the group. ll! 1 Student Conference officers llcft to rightyt Dr. Duane Thomp- vice president and song leader: Mark Davis, president. Not son, sponsor: Alice Helton, secretary-treasurcrg Don Shoemaker, pictured: Cynthia Westafer, rest home leader. tudent Conference and College WY Led unda Activities College WY officers fback, left to rightj: joe Coleson, presi- dent: Professor Owen Snyder, sponsor. Seated: Kathleen Frei- hcit, publicity chairman: Bonnie Banker, treasurer: Sharon Warren, vice president: Vicky Goodman, vice president. Not pictured: jean Hurt, secretary. l -V it tg av , ,, ,fy -if gi 1 ? ,tl ..-r A time of opening the Word, giving testi- monies, and singing praises to God was held each week on campus through the media of Student Conference on Thursday evening. A prayer and fast service was observed each Wednesday noon. Sunday afternoons found many students visiting rest homes, telling of the blessed hope in jesus Christ. Many vows were renewed with the Lord during the communion service held just before Easter vacation. College Wesleyan Youth, affiliated with the national organization of Wesleyan Youth and under the direction of the Col- lege Wesleyan Methodist Church, aimed to confront students with their responsi- bility to the world under the gospel of Christ in an interesting, intellectual and stimulating manner. 79 '80 The Marion College Varsity Quartet fleft to rightj: Dan Rickard, baritone: Glen Pettigrove, second tenor Chuck Mealy, first tenor: and Mark Davis, bass Man from Each Class on Varsity Quartet This Year The Varsity Quartet is probably the busiest group of students on campus for rather, off campusj. Cone almost every weekend, the quartet sings and preaches for the glory of God and promotes Marion College in the interest of gain- ing prospective students. As members of the Marion College Choir, they trav- eled and visited in many homes and churches. Pictured here Qleft to rightj are Chuck Mealy, Betty Pike, Glen Pettigrove, and Sharon Link. -'I The Marion College Choir-Back row fleft to rightj: Elaine Spangler, Chuck Mealy, Ken Sallee. Duane Allen, David Howery, Ra-David, Mark Davis, Dan Rickard, Carvil Crume, Cordon Grafton, Dave Funk, Kathleen Freiheit, Judy King. Third row: Martha Kelbaugh, Pat Nesheim, Anita Cash, Anibal Soto, Steve Johnson, James Thompson, Glen Pettigrove, Wayne Balding, Mike Gillock, Sharon Warren, Carol Van Cleavc, Mary Strand. Second row: Cheryl Jones, Betty Pike, Judy Gentry. Marilyn Victorsen, Betty Lou Freiheit, Sharon Link, Duane Carlson. Chuck McCallum, Rick Elliott, Dave Newell. Bererlea Poe. Joyce Williamson, Yvonne Jacobsen. Front row: Joan Martin. Jane Hermann. Ruth Bailey. Martha Cox, Becky Bennett. Cinda Kinney, Judy Coulter. Pam Tice, Dorothy Culver. Not pictured: Patryce Gaddis, Diane Strohl. Choir Gets Spiritual Boost in Bronx rea Under the direction of Professor John l'Vilson, the Marion College Choir was kept busy singing His praises. ln addition to appearances in chapels and visits to many churches, the choir performed on WTAF-TV in Marion. Highlighting the year's activ- ities was the spring Ill-day tour which took them from New York to Virginia. The Bronx in New York City was the most inspiring locality visited. College Choir officers qlelt to rightj: Rick lilliou. librarian: Carol Van Cleaxe. secretziryz Cordon Craltmi, president: Mark Davis, vice president. Not pictured: Diane Strohl. treasurer. sem : or are - . 1 . . ., ,W f , .. -.,, ,,,tV,.iN :V Jig J, . , 7,255 , K i A Vit, ii if Smit if M ms H as 18 xmfisi is Bn xi EEN A as Maw -I We A15 5 -,Wa de Wim Qiaiiggg f.s ,,Q5g53iE ' W East. aaa.: E' 33545 .. x Q Z H W X 2 Q , ' Y . , 'n a L .fa . 2 . -All ' I . 3 - . - 'E S2555 :fi . Q:-slid' . E ur! . If :Vg A., Q ...ME 155.- Ag W I 5 , 3 . -Q , ,f ,- .. - U '-is :Wh , N 4- X - Y 2 I J ii , ,.. ,I 3 , if fi U 'ig . fi' J U - - ,4 li ..1...'l if . A ,I , F . , . f Z., 1-gg e .. 'til' ia? imnravsrsa-I-:L iw! 'Iihc 'I'rehlelles fliack, left to Ylglllbl julia Roose, Lucinda Ash, Cynthia Westafer, Culann Roose, Lee Ann Smart, Linda Bush, Laura Mzmgas, Linda Hart. Middle row: Donna Fillmore, Frances liger, Donna Snyder, Donna Hines, Marilyn Boardman, A newly organized singing group on campus this year was the girls' glee club, known as the Marion College Treblettes. They sang to glorify God and to spread His gospel. Under the direction of Professor C. E. Tetirick and accompanied by Mrs. Tetirick, this group of twenty- four Coeds appeared in seven churches excluding their spring tour of seven more. Donna Fuller, Sue Reese. Front row: Myra Brown. Della Hix' son, Dolores Davis, Sue Gnnscr, Ruth Palmer, Pam Staals, and Donna Rittenhouse. Treblettes Visit even Churches, Tour Seven ore Treblelte officers fleft to rightj: Ruth Palmer, secretary: Pam Staats, treasurerg Fran Eger, librarian: Linda Hari, president: Laura Mangas. vice president. ,QS Q7 Spring revival ollicials fleft to rightj: Dick Walquist, song evangelist: Dr. Duane Thompson, chairman of the' Religious Life Committee: Rev. Dale W. Campbell, evangelist from Kansas: Dr. Woodrow Goodman, presi- dent nt the College. Two Religious Emphasis weeks were set aside during the school year - at the beginning of each semester. Rev. G. K. Millen of Portland, Oregon, came to us in the fall. VVinter brought Rev. Dale W. Campbell, pastor ol' the Milton- vale College Wesleyan Methodist Church. ampus Receives Revivingg Goes Forth as Gospel Teams Below left: flelt to rightj: Yvonne Jacobsen, Cheryl jones, and jane I-Iermann. Below right: Pam Stunts, Donna Fillmore, and Linda Bush. Far below left: Charles Mcflnlltnn, David Newell, and Duane Carlson. Far below right: 'Indy Gentry, Becky Bennett, and Sharon Link. j I ,sf P, op iii gl. y W TV' ' ' . .LA ,NB I ,VN t lf' , f 'A ' I , ' ,I ' W ul. X 'I . t of! 3 c l I L . , ' i V rf l ft 1. wr: If.-986' sf Ai. is Y 'X .qi F? O tsl .o 1 I VJ The arion College Band ame Alive Midstream The Marion College Band, after an uncertain, halting first semester, caught fire in the middle of the year. From the first Alumni Day concert with' only eight performers, Professor Tetirick built the band into a unit of twenty-eight members. Each section was bal- anced with good musicians. An improved filing system, new music, and new instruments greatly contributed to the Marion Col- lege Band. 'I'he Marion College Rand fstanding, left to rightj: jane Smith, Carolyn Barber, Charles lmler. Back row, seated: Duane Carl- son, Becky Bennett, Dave Funk, Warren Fish, Ernest Tetirick, Dave Cassidy, Vera Pike, Wanda Byer, Carol Harper, Charles Yoder. Front row: jack Ward, Mark McCloskey, Gary Addison, Era Loew, Pam Staats, Dan Rickard, jerry Ciscell. Unpictured: Dave Newell, joe Coleson, Gayle jenkins, joan Martin, Maurice Pierce, Byron Taylor. College Church Resounded Again With Handel's Messiah Religious musical presentations, such as Handel's Messiah and 84 the Elijah, are presented each year at Marion College Church. This year's Messiah concert artists were fleft to rightl Ernest Tetirick, bassg Mrs. Joyce Greeno, alto: Mrs. Ernestine Taylor, soprano: Barbara Titus, mezzo-soprano: Anibal Soto, , tenor. The pianist, Shirley Dugan, has also shown her capabilities in many other areas of college music. Choral ensemble of Musica de Naridad : fback, left to rightj Anibal Soto, Glen Pcltigrove. Dick Walqnisl, Chuck Mcaly, Mark Davis, Dan Rickard, joe Coleson. Middle row: Winsett Charles, Sharon Link, Barbara Titus, Betty l.o1t Freiheit, Bcvcrlea l'oe, Kathleen Freiheit, Dare Newell, Front row: Marilyn Victnrscn, Betty Pike, joan Martin, Becky Bennett, Pam Tice. V Musicac officers frightj: Betty Pike, secretaryg Kathleen Freiheit, president. llnpictured: Duancqfiarlson, vice president: Gayle jenkins, treasurer: Professor lirnest Tetirick, sponsor. An italian Pizza Party by candlelight and accompanied by guitars started the Musicae Club into a year of full activity. Two main productions by the group were Christmas Folly , starring Dan Rickard and Barb Titus as the parents of the Brown family, and Musica de Navidad with james Boyer as the grantlfather explaining to his grandchildren the story of Christmas with musical assistance. he Musicae Club Presented Christmas in on james Boyer, Grandtinher in Musica de Naridad' holds Clctchen Snteenge on his lap uds Coulter, the other granddaughter sits beside her btothu Innnn lttus is ouncil of College Coeds Sponsored Banquets A room filled with Christmas trees, stained glass win- C. C. C. officers Qback, left to rightj: Jeanette Whaley, treasurer: Joyce Eger, secretary. Seated: Vicky Lundberg, vice president: Patryce Gaddis, president. dows, and chimneys was the setting for the Christmas banquet. In early spring came the Valentine banquet, glowing in red and sparkling with candlelight, with the theme This ls Love. This club also sponsored a Big Sister for every freshman girl to help her get to feel at home on campus. Parnassus Club ponsored Four riting Contests The Parnassus Club is open to all juniors and seniors majoring or 'minoring in English. In December this club met at Dr. Elder's home for a special Christmas program. Dr. Dodd showed slides of Australia where she visited and taught last summer, 1965. ln April, a field trip to Bloomington was taken for the purpose of visiting the library. Beginning in November, the Parnassus Club sponsored a contest every other month - poetry, short story, editorial and essay. Winners were announced on Honors Day. Parnassus officers Qback, left to rightl: Wynola Popp, secretary-treasurer: Dr. Mary Dodd, sponsor: Donna Fillmore, campus activity chairman. Seated: Vicky Good- man, president, Dr. Marjorie Elder, sponsor: Barbara Roberts, vice president and program chairman. Physical clence Club Visited Chicago Museums The purpose of the Physical Science Club is to promote a general interest in the physical sciences and to broaden the knowledge of its members in this field. A Chicago trip to the Museum of Sci- ence and Industry and to the Adler Planetarium and Astronomical Museum was taken by the club and other intera ested students in May. A mineral dis- play in the library was prepared by the club and the Moody Science film Time and Eternity was presented to the public. Physical Science officers fleft to rightj: Charles Lewis, president: David Howery, vice president: judy King, film committee chairman: Professor William Fessenden, sponsor. Not pictured: David Payne, secretary-treasurer. Bio Club Refreshed the ommunit with udubon Tours Bio Club olficers Qleft to flglllyl Mike Phaup. vice president: Roxie Hoke. Audubon SCt'l'Cl1ll'yl Mary Anderson, president: Sue Gouser. SL't'l'CI2ll'y-Il'C1lslll'CVZ Professor Mary Harrison, sponsor. Not pic- tured: Dr. Maurice Burns. sponsor. Throughout the school year. by way of the Audubon Screen Tours sponsored by the Bio Club, news of sci- ence lil'e is brought to our community. XVork was donated by the club for one whole day to clean and paint the lub. The club meets monthly and enjoys either at speaker or un interesting' lihn. 87 ,J r H . Lx n-Q The S.l-ZA. ollircrs fhack. left to rightj: Dr. Harold Shigley. sponsor: Betty Barker, treasurer: Kathy Wilkerson, recording secretary: Betty Lou Freiheit, Corresponding secretary: Dr. C. C. Lawrence, sponsor. Front: Mrs. Harold Shigley, sponsor: Carol Dayton, president: Linda Hart, vice president. S A Heard Peace Corps Talk The Student Education Association is a profes- P Mrs. Pill, a Peace Corps volunteer, spoke and sional club for those preparing to teach. This showed Slides in the February meeting. year the club enjoyed an increase over last year A spring banquet honoring supervising teachers with I37 members. was held in March. The club also sponsored a candy sale. Young Republicans officers flcft to rightj: Lucinda Ash, vice Y R bl' president: Dr. Allen Bowman, sponsor: Karen Bostic, president Seated: Mary Anderson, secretary: Gretchen Rhetts, treasurer 1 'gf Privilegetl to ttend H Lincoln-Day Dinner aw BS-'fn H24 The Young Republicans Club is the only politi- I E cally-minded organization on campus. Early in in J gps the spring six club members and their sponsor, is ,, H Dr. Bowman, attended a Lincoln-Day Dinner W where Congressman Roudebush was guest speak- i er. Members of this club made plans to par- ' .gm V ticipate in the primary by working at the polls gif ,ggi handing out material to the voters. 35 g ' as ' .15 y 415' ,-P ,JF Ialicsin Club officers fleft lo Tlghlyi Ken Stewart, president: Betty Barnett,-program chairman: Ruth Werking, treasurer Mary Ann Hubbard secretary Bob Cromer, vice president: Professor Gerald Smeenge, sponsor. THIICSIII Club Takes Over Art Forum Formerly known as the Art Forum, Marion College's Taliesin Club carries the name of one of the knights of King Arthur. Outside speakers were of special interest during the monthly meetings. A spring trip to a local artist's studio was planned. Sketch-U- Day was held by the club as a day when students were sketched for a nom- inal charge. Prof Smcenge explains a tree's branching formation to Sharon O I'oole. .gp .T M, Wat JE. -..-W , l Lggf !-,xl ,f l UV- mg ts Foreign Language Club Plans for Greater Things Under the leadership of Dan Barker, president, this club served as a planning committee to promote better interest for next year. The Foreign Language Club is open to all students who are taking a foreign language or who are interested in the languages and cultures of foreign countries. fm Foreign Language Club officers Qleft to rightj: Owen Snyder, sponsor: Carolyn Barber, secretary-treasurerg Dan Barker, president. Not pic- tured 'is Steve Gonscr, vice president. Es Es Marion-Ives Provides Fellowship for tudent Wives ia- , ss ' s nf K-sgssnf ll s Esr5'f-'Hag s., .gsm s E it W s if sim s massage sr is .L-E ,misss s M rs 'leurs 'Miss a s 12' H. . 12:35 ss A,.sef-as ,. miss 5.5155 smsgsm s s H if SS BEHN H nl s 'rag swans: . s E 5:53 E sms s s E . if sg- 90 The Marion-Ives is an organi- zation of student wives who are interested in enriching their lives as homemakers and in learning more about Marion College. Each monthly meeting proved to be exciting and different as outstanding women of Marion or those more closely connected with MC presented their varied interests. Mrs. Allen Bowman was the connnencement speaker for the graduating wives when they received their P.H.T. degrees fPutting Hubby Thrulj. New lamp shades for the Teter Hall parlor were purchased by the group as their project. Marion-Ives officers Qleft to rightj: Sponsors, Mrs. Howard Noggle and Mis. 'Harold Shigley. Seated: Mrs. Don Cassidy, vice president: Mrs. Mentlle Adams, president: Mrs. Doug- las lleaty, jr., chaplain. Not pictured is Mrs. Darrell Kenworthy, secretary- treasurer. mgsw lags mum is i n E-in E 2 5:11 - ts is a H fwjws H Hg 5 L, is an W my-.an 'n, an Upper left: Fellow-Amphics acclaim the strength of the one who is pulling THREE Eurekans across the stage. Above: Mournful notes of Clementine are reflected on faces behind the singer. Left to right behind Mike Gillock arc: Don Snow, Anibal Soto, julia Roose, Terry Tricomi, Joyce Cooper fhiddenj, and Mary Strand. Left: Chuck Mealy, Don Shoemaker, and Don Snow sing that a railroad-workman's life is hard. Left below: Dr. Von Brahnne, alias Don Goodman, with his Time Machine Bonnet and instrument panel. Below: Dr. Von Brahnne captures the favorite son'L of the century, Mark Davis, for his experiments. mphics Took a ,lourne Back to the entimental 1920's aw? is sam is ma sf mga W Mani em' Q 'una x is me -Q ma P9 .age ass H Qmipi Em tf',,.Si,-f-my Q E in ws? B585 mm E K s 5.5. .,.-. is ' in ggi ara. , is .sgg r Baaggga as an-was mm asm a W as WWW, H .sw am Em B E J E m E EB s H magma Hmmm an an is an ,swf an an is as at is 'S mekans Presented M utumn's Last Leaf After rehearsals galore and green chalky hands, an hour's worth of comedy, crooning, and patriotism was presented by the Eurekans to express the feeling of Autumn and Thanksgiving. Pictured above are: jerry Buchanan, Tom Poling, Barbara Davers, and Diane Cook in a playlet about a typical Thanksgiving Day. At the right is a rehearsal in progress. 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Amphlc Roster No. Name Weight Height Position Class 33 joe Chambers 5'l0 Fr. 25 Steve King 5'10 Fr. 10 Bob Marshall 5'9 Fr. 55 Dave Sewell 5'l0 So. 66 Les Nelson 5'll jr. 50 Steve Gonser 5'9 -Ir. 24 Daniel Barker 6' So. 85 Mike Burke 6' -Ir. 4' 5 Kit Simmons 5'7 -Ir. 42 Terry Talbott 6' Un 40 Richard Morris 5'l0 Fr. 22 Warren Hawkins 5'9 Ff- 46 Dennis Royer 5'l0 Fr. 44 Dick Duke 6'2 U11 48 John McLimans 6'l Fr. 32 Marshall Stewart 6' Fl'- 36 John Earnest 6'1 .Ili 26 Bill Shackleford 5'8 Fr- 52 Wayne Balding 5'9 FY- i69 Dave A Trosper 6'l Jr- 47 john Hand 6'l Fr. 34 Henry Smith 5'9 50- IK' 96 Co-Captains Eurekan Torchhearers BACK ROW: Cleft lo rightj: Steve Fagan, Dave ROXV: Paul Stephens, Roger Carr,'Dick Phillippi Bunch, jon Holder, joe Pietrucha, Bud Yaw, john Duane Cross, Larry Dunton, Gordon Grafton Dan jeffries, Bud Dunlap, Paul Necley, Sam Ross, Richard Wheeler, Dick jaycox, Fred Gaddis, B111 ones and Bury, Duane Fisher, and Lenn Guenzler. FRONT Ken Coy. Eurekan Roster No. Name Weight Height Position Class 61 Dave Bunch 175 5'9 E Fr. 31 Dick Bury 150 5'7 LH So. 85 Ken Coy 145 6'2 I2 Fr. '11 Duane Cross 150 6' G Fr. 55 Roger Carr 180 6'2 T So. Larry Dunton 195 5'1l G Fr. 111 Buddy Dunlap 190 6'1 FB jr, 21 Sieve Fagan 175 5'9 QB Fr. '25 Duane Fisher 180 6' FB Sr. 77 Fred G:-iddis 200 6'4 T So. '78 Gordon Grafton 230 5'11 C jr. 77 Lenn Guenzler 195 6' E Fr. 33 jon Holder 145 5'9 E FT. 75 Dick jaycox 215 6'1 T Fr. 79 john jeffries 165 6' E Fr. 71 Bill jones 180 6' E Fr. 26 Paul Neeley 192 5'6 C S0- 9 joe Pictrucha 160 5'7 RI-I So. 66 Dick Phillippi 185 6' T Fl'- 24 Sam Ross 165 LH ,115 27 Paul Stephens 150 5'6 LH .111 51 Dan VVheeler 165 6' C 'Il'- 22 Paul Yaw 149 5'9 QB 50- 'll Co-Captains Determination Counteracted Rain To Produce Our 1966 Homecoming Besides the day's game, Eurekans took the season Left: jerry Buchanan and Mr. Ott turned cooks for the event. 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Unpictured: Bill Beekman and Rick Dave Sewell, Terry Talbott, Max Courtney, Steve Trueman. Morris. Front: Kit Simmons, Warren Hawkins, Mike Cravens, John A h' B k tb ll T 1:13 H miriam 4 W X 55 , i Q Z Q 5 5 by . ' 1311? Ampliic women fback, left tq fi gfw H rightj: Carol Van Cleave, Joyce I , N gg. E is M Williamson, Jo Ann Joyner. ' Q5 M5353 'XXHEVHBEN , sa Mm M Front: Jane Smlth, Jeanette Whaley, Mary Ann Hubbard, 22 Vera Pike. Unpictured: Dorotha Mack and Judy King. ms 106 WW- ms a an ms is as an n gunman Miss an -mar 1 -nw-. -f an - B an W ,wg H B v wgwawgw 5 E E E W M ,WHEN W ,E E sgws ww as na K is a aw 5 H Q Q E E : H ZEN H H xg :W E HE KHBH aw, -H wsgixm 5 was im mn 'mmm B 4 wagwmzi U32 zawgagwhgi-H 2 al EEN Q MH M QW QQMLMSQES, snmggma H B ??Hi:?gl Q E2 ga- M 5 S HZ as S H mhaawg Awww. as E H MEVSNWHQQWQE may-ma NME! 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' 'V is A . ., 1 .v w 4 ,, sup., A F Eurekans 4-3 set in which the Amphics at 2l points. do what he wills. an asset to the Amphics. Left: Dick Duke keeps the ball out of enemy reach. Right: Defeat is written in the posture of Eurekan Fred Gaddis. The Amphics and Eurekans were teetering on the scales of Hoosier hysteria until the final up- ground out the total score of 92 against the Eurekans' 71. The top scorer of the final game was Dick Duke, a 6-foot 2-inch Amphic. john Earnest, also Amphic, tied scoring next in line with Eurekan Mark Burns Far left: Roger Breedlove flips a wrist to make the ball Upper left: Marshall Stewart's balance and speed were Lower left: A commitment to the Capiain of captains was important to each player. Right: That referee can't he maker at the scorckeeper's table. real, ponders Don Shoe- n was ann: wx 3 me E Zsmnmsafissmyss , me - is , a n is me S 5 n is S Q 1 n sa sam me as . is QS in ss ,Aff ' mam ,if an mx-2 aiu is is is E, as as Back fleft to rightj: Bill jones, Dick jaycox, Fred Gaddis, Marshall Stewart, Ken Coy, john Hand, Bill Beekman, Mike Cravens, Wilbur Haggerty. Front: Dan Oradat, joe Pietrucha, Gordon Grafton, Bill Shackleford, Winsett Charles, Dick.Bury, Dixon Main, Richard Gaddis. Club erves as Uniting Force in Campus Sports M Club officers are fleft to rightj: Michael Burke, vice president: Sandy Messer, secre- tary-treasurer: and joe Pietrucha, president. 110 hothlll Kllxtirx flntk loft to ughtj lhtl. aycox Fred I atldns Lolclon Grafton, Buddy Dunlap, Richard Nfnux l'u1I 'Nath xllllllllf Nfnshlll Slcuait Mike Burke Bob Marshall, Terry Talbott. Front: Kit Football Awards Are the Evidence of Hard Work Duane Fisher, Mike Burke, john Holder, Dick Phillippi, Paul Stephens, joe Chambers, David Sewell, john Earnest, Dick Duke, Richard Morris, Terry Talbott, Roger Carr, and Steve Gonser. Mwggamw iw Q www 1,.,,,,,,,mm,,.,,..,,K ,. .-A .. is Sports, as Well as Studies, Provide Great Competition r Wilbur Haggerty placed first in the men's cham- pionship games of tennis in the fall. 112 Daniel Oradat broke the golfing record. Martha Cox won the girls' tennis champ title. ,L iss' :WM va M. 2? his N X., M If Q vim: fffiwau 5225125 in .zx vm if'iQbg-'Z - K 'P ,Y ' SIR' 12 5 'W X Q! N, W w X , ,Fm M 0: Wgg , :aa-'K . W , W v mam if 4 Hg Q .gt-fwgw' a , v E --san 4 :Hmm Lf my AB 7 A Wi E we y-gr N22 N: BW' -23. Wag ,wh .SEM fx? X M L mmm mmf-X:-WWF5 35:.n1.:1-,QE wma ,H wu1,f,x:. 'le 1'fla.,gf,,.f'3,D-M? .-,Km Mr M -1 A- gf! mx .5 nm: ,I ,N fa .. 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E H., W H f H H EL M E - 5 W -A EH H-BE ,M H M mm M H H lm - ss ms a ss ss na ss ss a ss Uffering a Spiritual Emphasis to All Campus Life College Church Corner of Fortieth and Selby Marion, Indiana Professor Charles K. Sims Reverend Melvin L. Gentry Minister of Music Parsonage 6 74-1541 Telephone 998-2588 College Church 674-2764 p 116 A Friendly Church with a Spiritual Uplift Lakeview Wesleyan Methodist Church 5300 South Western Avenue Marion, Indiana Church phone: 674-3558 Home phone: 674-6189 Reverend C. Eugene Cockrell. pastor Ill The Friendly Church Where You Hillside Wesleyan Methodist Church 26th and Home Avenue Marion, Indiana Church 664-0214 Parsonage 674-3 730 Reverend Milo Bowsman, pastor 118 ' I f i Pastor Donald C. Fisher 1425 Spencer Avenue Home phone: 662-8279 Church phone: 662-2972 .2 W . , in 1+ i The Book Knook as ma was if-an if 120 First Church of the azarene Donald K. Ault, Minister Kem and Quarry Road Phone 662-8538 Marion, Indiana Y X W whuf ,hwg Y n H i V ,mms M was sian . was- 'mggigss The End of Your Search for a Friendly Church! 4 415 S. Washington St. Marion, Indiana iii Q 664-7714 'E 'e Operated by the Wesleyan Methodist Publishing Assoc. as a service to the community CLEMENT bu. lement Oil Compan 3304 S.. Washington St. 674-1355 Compliments of Hopkins Music House Everroad Sales Company For All Music Corner of 31st and So. Washington 309 S. Boots Marion, Indiana Marion Indiana Frigidaire - Hoover - Siegler Lasky's Shoe Store 123 East Third Street Marion Indiana Shoes for the whole family TRADE-HARKPQ I . Iiowmfm GQNSTRMCTILDN GQMPANY. Em, GENERAL BUILDING CONTRACTORS SINCE 1895 1837 SOUTH BRANSON STREET PHONE 664-51 C1 I. J. Bowman, President V. Robert Dicken. Treasurer J. W. Bowman, Exec. Vice President L. B. Draper, Secretary H. B. Goodnight. Vice President P. G. Bunch. Asst. Secretary Moon's Grocery 4204 S. Washington St. Marion, Indiana 6 74-1225 World Gospel Mission offers youth with vision a great opportunity. l Under the SUMMER CAREER CORPS you may visit one qf the WGM fields and engage in work to help the missionaries. WGM has a 5-year ADVANCE CRUSADE to'Reach Every Area Possible! Write to: World Gospel Mission Youth Department P. O. Box 949 Marion, Indiana ll Compliments of Radio Corporation of America 3301 So. Adams St. Marion, Indiana BEST WISHES SENIORS For that well-dressed look See . . . Milton's Clothes, Inc. East Side of the Square Marion, Indiana l22 Compliments of Rigsbee Janitor Supply Company By-Pass at 43 Street Marion, Indiana First National Bank On the Square FULL SERVICE BANK' I1 lioto... Brunt's Clothing Store South Marion for a quality sports jacket. Dave McQuiston, a Marion College alumnus, is ready to help you. S B as Exam SASQPPLX 'N A COMPNW : N 0 'ks' mc. wuts 5 uulmm Mime cnmms LENND world's largest selling home heating and air conditioning equipment 555555 f1'i l'Vhether you're building or remodeling, Lennox has the practical answer for economical heating and cooling. Over 400 models to choose from-all with the famous I-Iushtone blowerffilter that spells c-0-m-f-0-r-t. CALL 674-4769 FOR FREE ESTIMATE Automatic Humidifiers Electronic Air Cleaners Complete Bottle Gas Service Greeno's Gas HEATING AND APPLIANCES, INC. 3409 South Western lBy-Passl Marion. Indiana s 'S IW 5 W ss mm -sms ,sa nr .E JU' have a Huneck's Drug tore 3 75 6 So. Washington St. Telephone 6 74-613 1 Fred Hamlin, a typical hungry college man, is attracted to the tasty items at Huneck's. ibn, H a a nw.-., ea-Em me 3 ss 'H 'NA' 'n fl 'RK B E E H H KBQHK B S5 E we E Eg is K as he W W -elif .E Us ,rf 33th treet Barber hop 3752 So. Washington St. 674-8604 This shop is one of Dan Rickard's haunts on a busy Saturday morning. For All Your Lumber Needs Marion Lumber and uppl Compan 3301 So. Washington St. 674-3341 .I lil' Ilia 4 Vogel's Donut Shop 3519 So.. Washington St. 674-4405 6 74-9 I 61 Pershing Garden Store Quality, Variety, Service for your lawn and garden Complete Pet Department 105 E. 5th St. Marion, Indiana Grant County Trailer Sales, Inc. North on the Bypass Marion, Indiana 664-4090 James Moses, Owner Dave Spaulding inspects the construction of the well-built range fan in one of the homes. iU v- EI ON THE SQUARE SINCE 1903 Freel 81 Mason Drug Co. Phone 662-8'l6l Lester B. Metcalf, R. Ph. 109 E. Third St. MARION, INDIANA FREE DELIVERY -k College Senior Plans -Av Student Plans Mutual Security Life Ins. , Co. 302 Iroquois Building Marion, Indiana Business Phone - 66-I-3989 Residence Phone - 664-1977 All forms of Insuranre Plans: Life - Health - Savings Representing the Disability - Educational SPARGO AGENCY: DAVE SPARGO - RAY LYNE - BOB ANDERSQN Don Martin Agency General Insurance 4302 So. Harmon Marion, Indiana 674-3343 Sandy's Drive-In 15c Hamburgers Kem Rd. 'id By-Pass Marion, Indiana Compliments of Hendey Paper and Paint 508 So. Washington St. Marion, Indiana 664-7892 Bob Rogers Shop for the best in books, unusual gifts and cards Spencer Hotel Building Marion, Indiana The House of Stone, Inc. Designers of Interiors 'Corner Third and Boots Street Marion, Indiana 1939 ---0- 1966 Buy the best for your family from . . . Penney's 314 So. Washington St. Hoosier Market 212 So. Washington St. We specialize in fresh-cut government-inspected 124, meat Weller's Dry Cleaners 3011 So. Washington St. 664-4904 Service With a Smile he ILLI 015 C0 FERE CE Sazlutes GUR DEDICATED SCHOOLME Back row flelt to riglnj: Dr. Wilber T. Dayton Asbury Seminary Dr. Woodrow I. Goodman Marion College Dr. Wesley L. Knapp Miltonvale Wesleyan College Front row fllllvl to rightj: Dr. R. C. Mullinax Central Wesleyan College Dr. Stephen W. Paine Houghton College 127 QL A ,I I 1 t 1 'K it P The Heart of Marion College CALUMNI ASSOCIATIONJ Serving Past - Present - Future 4 I x ' ff 7 ,. , ,: gl' . F1 4 1 ,'7 'H-1 1 vi T 'l l 1 V 1 ,ny 1114. , 4, Q K 1.13, .N , ,N,. .. --5, .-f. 2 ' 5,11 'CTT i A tl' my 'S , s QNX ,-,,..-f- 'IP' nz-9. V -. .. 'C Q, QP., I I A 'S-..' Q ag , . ,S 4, ' 52 3 Jane Ann Cain - Owner - Photographer awrence-Krehe tudio Lawrence-Krche portraits are the priceless gifts between friends Portraits for C Weddings Z Schools V Adults inf --f 'ig' Children 'F ,- '- A 7? Family Groups I - 't v ' Commercial I . i ei. ,ro A kd' 'i l'i , Black sf white xylsfg ' Natural Color 206 W. 4th St. Marion, Indiana 6646529 , s 66 is ttf 'its Q fa fd FAc'ronY yi it m W f if We Q mast rg i Kgk ixgggse 2 if at if are ta as eawsfewf ,AM W A9559 sy 5 as 'Q Pie fig fi? gb i Q wg N STV as A 'SW5 is ,wif 5252 fe: WW ., ,Vg 1 'f ' -1- J ik, fd' ff ' ' ' . . f' :' ' , , 1 - 'z g ,- A vu :it i lf ' 4 --7 f ii N thai . Q3 ef , - ' -a ges . . Q Llf-'lf' ,y we 1 -1:22152 fe: , . bs 1 e .s s. qs.. . .. .ea ,, ,e.,e..,f ' in :-Q.. x U' I H That was the going rate at the turn of the century when almost all work was done by hand. Youth began their working careers at 14, there was no such thing as retirement and living standards were very low. Today, the average U.S. worker has tripled his production and buying power and has cut his work week by one-third. What changed all this? Machines, automation and modern production and business methods. Automation creates more jobs than it destroys. lt's the free enterprise way and has given us the highest standard of living in the world and the greatest degree of individual freedom. At ISM automated methods have enabled us to provide many more new jobs, improve our methods of generating and delivering electricity and provide our customers with improved, low-cost electric service in the bargain. 9.6 lrlunn . 'INDIANA as MICHIGAN flffflllf BDMPANY Buoks - Gifts - Bibles - Supplies College Book Store Serving College 8 Community Reifers ' Y Furn1t1n'e Company B ' One of Marion's Most Complete Y0ll,l'eilltllelhpSigellel1lti0ll! Home Furnishing Stores Quality Furniture - Interior Decorating 1200 Kilgore Free Delivery in Indiana 123 So. Washington Call 664-233 Muncie, Indiana a i m ni iii Marion Building and Loan Association Insured Savings and Real Estate Loans Current Rate - 42, per annum Dividends Compounded Semi-Annually Phone 662-6668 116 West 4th Marion, Indiana Foster Forbes Glass Co. Manufacturers of Bottles and Jars Marion, Indiana r-, P, A Friendly Church in a Friendly Community Home Corner Wesleyan Methodist Church 3 441 Lincoln Blvd. Phone 664-1541 Come thou with us and we will do thee good. Reverend Dallas McIntosh, pastor Presidents Office and Parsonage Vice President's Office and Parsonage 503 East 38th - Marion, Indiana 40l West 39th - Marion, Indiana Indiana Conference Wesleyan Methodist Church GP FQ n 429 3' CAM P C ROU N D In ESTABLISHED I8495 A . We congratulate I n Indiana - Marion College ' A good Pla-ce 011-fheif m9mb9l'ShiP l for ministers and in North Central. laymen to serve God President Vice President Rev. Kenneth Dunn Rev. Clifford Hoover We are glad to have M.C. at the heart of our Conference .il-1 Our conference has M.C. at heart The Church with a Christ-Centered Gospel West Eighth Street Wesleyan Methodist Church standing behind Marion College with prayers, finances, and students 'Church 662-7155 Reverend G. C. Cockrell, pastor Parsonage 664-7294 Sutter's Quality Chekd Dairy Products With the Flavor you Favor I i-, Every Kind of Insurance KLEDER AND THOMPSON, INC. 501 Marion National Bank Building Marion, Indiana 664-6254 ALBERT F. SPURGEON JOHN L. THOMPSON CORNELL F. BAILEY Put your money to work at the South Marion Branch of the Marion National Bank YOUR FULL SERVICE BANK Best Wishes from the North Michigan Conference Wm. Economan, President C FIIIRBRIDGE PRINTING CD. Partirulm' Printing EVERYTHING FROM SINGLE COLOR TO FULL COLOR MARl0N'S MOST COMPLETELY EQUIPPED Our Many Services Include: Advertising 8 Layout, Snap-Out Forms, Register Forms, Continuous Forms, Magnetic Check Forms. 214 East Second Street Marion, Indiana Phone 664-2336 -T-'PRINTING THAT SE WY! Youtlfs Strength for the World's Needs Missionary Emphasis O For giving and vocation O WY team ministry program O Through THE WESLEYAN YOUTH magazine enior tatistics B'l3I'll'l3 Allen Marion, Indiana B.S. in Elementary Education: Amphic, Secretary 2: Musicae 2, 3, President 3: S.E.A. 3, 4: Choir l: Chorusll: WY pianist 2, 4: Cheerleader l: Sweethearts 3: Commencement Musicale 3. -loan Alloway Mitchell, South Dakota B.S. in Elementary Education: Amphic: S.E.A. I, 2, 3, 4: Basket- ball. Mary Ruth Anderson Howard, Kansas B.S. in Biology: Eurckan: Bio Club l, 2, 4, President 4: Young Republicans 4: Secretary 4: Marionette 1: S.E.A. 4: F.M.F. l: Audubon Screen Tour Secretary 4. Betty AUM Marion, Indiana B.S. in English: Eurckan: S.E.A. 3, 4. Annabelle Bardsley B.S. in Elementary Education: Amphic: C.C.C. l: S.E.A. l. Sweetser, Indiana Betty Barker B.S. in Elementary Education: Amphic: S.E.A. l, 2, 3, 4, Presi- dent 3, Treasurer 2, 4: C.C.C. 1, 2. 3, 4, Secretary 2: Musicae 4: Senior Class Treasurer: Dorm Council President 4: Dorm Rep- resentative 2: jr.-Sr. Banquet Chairman 3. Swayzee, Indiana Rida Baumbaugh l Marion, Indiana B.S. in Elementary Education. Ronald Boone Atlanta, Indiana A.B. in Religion: Eurckan: S.M.A. 4. Karen Bostic A.B. in History: Amphic: Young Republicans Club 2, 3, 4, Treasurer 2, 3, President 4: S.E.A. 3, 4: Senior Class Social Chairman. Canton, Ohio Charles Chaffee A.B. in Theology. Amboy, Indiana Catherine Metcalf Clement Atco, New jersey B.S. in Elementary Education: Eurckan: Forensic 2, 3, 4, Secre- tary 3: S.E.A. 2, 3, 4: Dramatics l: Class Basketball 2, 3: Student Affairs Committee. Ruth Clifford Collier Anderson, Indiana A.B. in Elementary Education: Eurekan: S.E.A. 3, 4: F.M.F. l, 2: C.C.C. 1, 2, 3, 4: Dorm Volley Ball Captain 2 Henry L. C-0SSel Muncie, Indiana B.S. in Social Studies. Bob Cromer Fairmount, Indiana B.S. in Art: Ampliic: Art Club l, 2, 3, 4, Vice-President 4. Mark Davis Sturgis, Michigan A.B. in Theology: Amphic: Young Republicans Club: S.M.A.: Freshman Class Vice-President: Dorm Council Representative: Senior Class President: Cultural Life Committee: Quartet 2, 3, 4: Gospel Team l: Choir 2, 3, 4, Choir Chaplain: Chorus l, 2, 3, 4: junior Class Social Chairman: Sweethearts : College WY Vice-President: Student Council 4: Spanish Club. 138 Anna Marie Eckert Muncie, Indiana A.B. in Biology: Medical Technology: Ball Memorial Hospital: Eurckan: C.C.C. l, 2, 3, 4, Treasurer 3: 1.R.C. Secretary 3: College WY President 4: Member of Advisory Development Committee 4: Bio Club 4. DUHHC O- FiShCl' Marion, Indiana A.B. in Theology: Eurekan, President 4: M-Club l, 2, 3, 4: Young Republicans Club 2: S.M.A. l, 2, 3, 4: Forensic l, 2, 3, 4: journal Editor 3: Student Conference President 3: Student Council President 4: Football: Basketball: Baseball: Track: Volleyball. Janice Frase Barber-ton, ohio B.S. in Elementary Education: Eurckan: S.E.A, 3, 4: M-Club l,2,3,4: C.C.C. 2, 3, 4: Musicae Club l: junior Class Treasurer: Senior Class Secretary: Volleyball: Soccer: Basketball: Cheer- leader l. Kathleen Freiheit Rudd, Iowa B.S. in Elementary Education: Miltonvale Wesleyan College: Eurckan: Musicae Club 3, 4, President 4: Student Council Secretary 4: WY 3, 4, Vice-President 3, Publicity Chairman 4: S.E.A. 3, 4: Dorm Council 4: C.C.C. 3, 4: College Choir 3, 4: Community Chorus 3, 4. Philip R. Gerber Noblesville, Indiana B.S. in English: Huntington College: S.E.A. 3, 4: Freshman Class Treasurer at Fort Wayne Bible College l. Vicky Goodman Winona Lake, Indiana A.B. in English:' Amphic: F.M.F. 1, 2, 3, Vice-President 2, Pianist 3: S.M.A. 2, 3, 4, Treasurer 2, Secretary 3, 4: Modern Foreign Language Club l, 2, Vice-President 2: Parnassus 4, President 4: College WY l, 2, 3, 4, Secretary 2, Vice-President 4: Marionette 3: journal 3: Community Chorus l, 2, 3, 4: Gospel Team l, 2: Dorm Council Unit Representative 3, Vice-Chairman 4: C.C.C. Christmas Banquet Chairman 3. Niary Hartle Marion, Indiana A.B. in English. Dorcas Harvey Carmel, Indiana B.S. in Math and Physical Education: Eurckan: M-Club l, 2, 3, 4: Physical Science l, 2, 3, Secretary-Treasurer 3: S.E.A. 3, 4: Musicae 4: Journal l, 2: Women's Recreation Association 4: Butler Independent Student Association 4: journal Circulation Manager 2: Freshman and Junior Girls' Athletic Chairman: Student Representative to Faculty Athletic Committee 2: junior Class .Vice-President and President: Basketball l, 2, 3, 4: Voxlley- ball l, 2, 3: Bowling 2, 3: Soccer 3: Softball 3: Swimming 3: Tennis l, 2, 3, 4: Butler Varsity Women Basketball 4: Bad- minton 4. Carl Holder Marion, Indiana A.B. in Chemistry: Eurekan: Physical Science 2, 3, 4, President 4: Swimming: Volleyball. 'lack Holder Marion, Indiana B.S. in Social Studies: Eurekan. Louise Peterson Holder Marion, Indiana A.B. in Biology: C.C.C. l, 2, 3: journal l: Bio Club 2, 3, Sec- retary-Treasurer 3: Treasurer Missionary Project Committee 3: junior Class Chaplain: Swimming: Cheerleading 1. enior tatistics Martha Kelbaugh Alliance, Ohio A.B. in Music: Eurekan: Mllsicac 1, 2, 3, 4: Drama l: Choir 1, 2, 4: Collegiate Chorus 3: Mixed Quartet I: String Quartet 2, 3: Community Chorus l, 2, 3, 4: S.E.A. 3, 4: Music for Jail Services 3. .Iudith Kennedy Celina, Ohio A.B. in Biology: Eurekan: Ohio State University, Senate, judi- cial Commission. Judy King Pike, New York A.B. in Chemistry: Houghton College: Amphic: Physical Science 3, 4: Choir 3, 4: Community Chorus 3, 4: Softball, Basketball, Volleyball. Truman Lee Zionsville, Indiana A.B. in English: Modern Foreign Language 3: Parnassus 4: S.E.A. 4. John Nesbitt Marion, Indiana B.S. in Social Studies. Betty North Marion, Indiana B.S. in Elementary Education: Amphic: N.E.A.: l.S.T.A.: S.E.A.: Flying: Swimming. Cheryl Paris Marion, Indiana B.S. in Elementary Education: Eurekan: M-Club 2, 3: S.E.A. 2, 3, 4: C.C.C. 2, 3: Basketball: Soccer: Volleyball. Barbara Perkinson Deputy, Indiana B.S. in English: Eurekan: Parnassus 4: S.E.A. 4. Tom Poling Bluffton, Indiana B.S. in Social Science: Ellrekan, Director-Writer for Rush Day Skits 2, 3, 4, Creator of Etirekan Productions 3, 4: journal 2, 3, 4, Sports Editor 2, 3, 4, Editorial Assistant 2, 4: Marionette 2, 3, Assistant Editor, Supplement Editor 2: Parnassus 2, 3: Anselm Forum l, 2: M-Club I, 2, 3, 4: Gospel Team 2: Drama Club 2, 3, 4: S.E.A. I, 2, 3: Art Forum 3: IRC 2: Dorm Council 3, 4: Campus Representative for Radio Station WOWO 2, 3: Winner of Marjorie Elder journalism Award 2: Two ICPA State Journalism Awards 2: Winner of Parnassus Editorial Contest 2: Dorm Counselor 3: Football 1. 2, 3: Basketball l, 2, 3, 4: Track l, 2, 4: Baseball I, 2, 3, 4: Colt' 3, 4: Tennis 2, 4: Cross Country I, 2: Athlete of the Year 2. Wynola Popp Perry, New Yorl' A.B. in English: Houghton College: AlIIPhlC: Parnassus Club 4, Secretary-Treasurer 4. Lynn Reichert Rice Lake, Wisconsin B.S. in Elementary Education: Barron County Teachers College: Amphic, President 4: Forensic 3, 4, Vice-President 4: Young Republicans Club 3: Dramatics 3: S.E.A. 3, 4: Senior Class Vice-President 4: Basketball 3, 4. Bob Richards Marion, Indiana A.B. in Religion: Amphic: Student Conference Vice-President 3: Student Ministerial Association President 3: Senior Class Chap- lain: Student Affairs Representative 2. Barbara Roberts Marion, Indiana A.B. in English: Amphic: Parnassus Club, Vice President 4. David ROOSC Laketon, Indiana A.B. in Religion: Eurekan: S.M.A. 3: junior Class Chaplain 3. Enllnzt Rtlndell Frankfort, Indiana A.B. in English. Mary Scott Lapel, Indiana B.S. in Elementary Education: Eurekan: S.E.A. 4: F.M.F. 3, 4, Vice-President 4: Volleyball. Lyn ,Frase Snyder Warren, Indiana B.S. in Elementary Education: Eurekan: S.E.A. 3, 4: Language Club: M-Club 1, 2, 3, 4: C.C.C. 1, 2, 3: Gospel Team l, 2: Freshman Class Treasurer: Sophomore Class Secretary: Coun- selor 3: Volleyball: Soccer: Basketball: Cheerleader. Ronald Stone Atlanta, Indiana B.S. in Social Studies: Amphic: Forensic Club 3, 4: M-Club 1, 2, 3, 4: journal Staff 2, 3: Marionette Staff 2, 3: Senior Class Chaplain: Football 1: Basketball 1, 2, 3: Cross-Country 2, 3. BCIh2lI1y TTOSPCI' Marion, Indiana B.S. in Elementary Education: Eurekan: C.C.C. l, 2, 3: S.E.A. 3, 4: WY 1, 2, 3, 4: Treasurer 3: Volleyball. Carol Van Cleave Miles city, Montana B.S. in Elementary Education: Custer County junior College: Amphic: Women's Athletic Director 3: Student Council 2, 3, 4, Representative 2, 4, Secretary 3: Marionette Staff 3, Editor 3: S.E.A. 3, 4: Gospel Tealn 2: Concert Choir 4: Secretary 4: Community Chorus 4: Who's Who 4: Basketball 2, 3, 4: Volley- ball: Softball: Soccer. Sharon Warren LeRoy, Michigan B.S. in Social Sttldies: K.M.B.I.: Eurekan, Vice-President 4: S.E.A. 4: Choir 4: Gospel Team 2: Community Chorus 4: WY Vice-President 4: Eurekan Rush Day Program 4: Basketball All Star 3: M-Club: Musicae. Joyce Williamson Ivaterloo, Indiana B.S. in Elementary Education: Alnphic, Vice-President 4: Fresh- man Class Secretary: Cheerleader 1: Miss Marionette QYearbook Queen, 1: Homecoming Class Representative 2: Homecoming Queen 4: Student Council Treasurer 2: Class Representative 3: S.E.A. 3, 4: Concert Choir 4: Honor Scholarships I, 2: Who's Who 4: journal Reporter 2, 3. ChZiI'l6S YOCICI' Howe, Indiana A.B. in English: Eurekan: S.E.A. 2: Dramatics Club 3: Parnassus 3, 4: Band 3, 4: Chorus 2, 4: Volleyball: Cross-Country. 139 Abraham, Roger, 61 Adams, Mendle, 49 Allen, Duaine, 15, 81 Allen, Martha, 38, 43 Alloway, Joan, 43 Anders, Gerald, 55 Anderson, Luellan, 107 Anderson, Mary, 43, 88, 89 Anderson, Virginia Ruth, 49 Ash, Lucinda, 55, 82, 88 Ault, Betty, 76 Bailey, Ruth, 55, 81 Baker, Judy, 61 Balding, Wayne, 61, 81, 96, 111 Ballard, Ann, 55 Banker, Bonita, 49, 70, 79 Banks, Ben, 105 Banter, Dennis, 49, 77 Barber, Carolyn, 55, 90, 84 Bardsley, Annabelle, 44 Barker, Betty, 42, 44, 88 Barker, Daniel, 90, 96 Barnett, Betty, 61, 89 Beekman, William, 55, 110 Bennett, Rebecca, 61, 81, 83 Bitner, Ted, 7 Boardman, Marilyn, 62, 82 Boone, Ronald, 44 Borgman, Gerald, 54 Bostic, Karen, 42, 44, 88 Bowman, Betty, 56 Boyer, James, 85 Breedlove, Roger, 56, 194 Bridenbaugh, Judith, 49 Brown, Gerald, 56 Brown, Myra, 62, 82 Buchanan, Jerry, 92, 98, 104, 113 Bunch, David, 97, 107 Burke, Michael,o49, 96, 110, 111 Burns, Mark, 49, 71, 75, 102, 107 Bury, Richard, 56, 97, 110, 111 Bush, Mary Linda, 62, 82, 83 Butler, Arthur, 62 Butler, Richard, 62 Byer, Wanda, 62, 84 Campbell, Jim, 61, 62, 74 Carlson, Duane, 62, 81, 83, 84 Carr, fGeralyn Palmer, 59 Carr, Roger, 97 Carter, Jerry, 62, 105, 107 140 Student Index Carter, Jon Geoffrey, 56 Cash, Anita, 56, 81 Cash, Jerry Ray, 62 Cash, Larry Jay, 62 Cassidy, Dave, 84 Chaffee, Charles, 44 Chambers, Joseph, 96 Charles, Winsett, 55, 56, 85, 110 Cherryholmes, Martha, 14, 62 Chilson, Carol, 50, 73 Christie, Linda, 1, 62, 103 Chumo, Joseph, 50 Chun, Sally, 50 Clement, Catherine Metcalf, 43, 44 Clem, Donna, 15 Ciscell, Jerry, 84 Clarke, Hilda, 56 Clodfelter, Janet, 56 Cole, Claudia, 62 Coleson, Dorothy, 56, 75, 76 Coleson, Joseph, 62, 74, 75, 79, 85, 92, 113 Compton, Joyce, 62 Cook, Diane, 50, 92 Coolman, Linda, 45 Cooper, Joyce, 62 Coppock, Michael, 56 Cossel, Henry, 50 Coulter, Judith, 62, 81, 85 Courtney, Max, 106 Cox, Martha, 1, 62, 81, 103, 112 Coy, Kenneth, 62, 97, 110, 111 Coy, Mark, 56 Cravens, George, 56, 104, 106, 110 Crawford, Ronald, 55, 56, 70, 71, 75 Cromer, Bob, 45, 89 Cross, Duane, 63, 97 Crume, John, 81 Culver, Dorothy, 56, 81 Cunningham, Jane, 63 Daugherty, Alma, 50 Davers, Barbara, 63, 92, 103 David, Ramon, 15, 81, 105 Davis, Dolores, 63, 82 Davis, Mark, 42, 43, 45, 70, 79, 80, 81, 85 Day, Joanna, 57 Dayton, Carol, 50, 88, 107 DeLaPorte, Joyce, 57 Denney, Nancy, 55, 57 Detamore, Billie, 57 Doughton, Frank, 63 Dugan, Shirley, 84 Duke, Richard, 96, 106 Dunham, Donald, 63 Dunlap, Harry E., Jr., 50, 97, 98, 111 Dunn, Larry, 63 Dunton, Larry, 63, 97 Earnest, John, 50, 75, 96, 106 Ebersole, Elizabeth, 50, 107 Echelbarger, Reba, 57 Eckert, Anna Marie, 39, 45 Economan, JoEllyn, 57, 104 Eger, Frances, 63, 82, 92 Eger, Joyce, 57, 86 E-lliott, Richard, 81 Endicott, John, 63 Evans, Mary, 63 Fagan, Stephen, 97 Fall, Jo Ellen, 57 Fillmore, Donna, 50, 82, 83, 86 Fish, Warren, 63, 84 Fisher, Duane, 39, 45, 70, 71, 97, 107 Frase, Janice, 42, 45 Freiheit, Betty Lou, 49, 50, 81, 85, 88, 92 Freiheit, Kathleen, 40, 45, 70, 71, 79, 81, 85 Fritz, Mary, 57 Fuller, Donna, 63, 82 Fudge, Robert, 70 Funk, David, 57, 81, 84, 92 Gaddis, Frederick, 57, 97, 98, 107, 110, 111 Gaddis, Patryce, 49, 51, 86 Gaddis, Richard, 51, 110 Gardner, Sarah, 63 Gentry, Judith, 63, 81, 83, 102 George, Delores Sue, 63 Getman, Thomas, 51 Gibson, Mary, 57 Gilbert, Datus Michael, 51 Gillock, Mike, 57, 81 Gilpin, Marsha, 51 Glassburn, Norman, 57 Gonser, Stephen, 51, 96 Gonser, Suzanne, 63, 82, 87, 103 Goodman, Victoria, 40, 45, 78, 79, 86 Gorveatte, Kenneth, 46 Grafton, Gordon, 51, 81, 92, 97, 99, 110, 111 Gray, Greg, 63 Grinstead, Dennis, 58, 107 Guard, Darlene, 58 Guenzler, Leonard, 63, 74, 97, 98 Guthrie, Ruth, I4, 63, 73, 103 Guyre, Stanley, 64 Haggerty, Wilbur, 110, 112 Hamlin, Fredrick, 64, 124 Hand, John, 7, 64, 96, 110, 111 Hanes, Robert, 76 Harding, John, 58 Harlan, Kenneth, 58 Harper, Carol, 64, 84 Hart, Linda Kay, 55, 58, 75, 82, 88, 102 Hart, Lonna, 51 Hartle, Mary, 46 Harvey, Dorcas, 46 Hatfield, Peggy, 58 Hawkins, Warren, 96, 104, 105, 106 Hawks, Jean, 58, 104 Hawks, Joan, 64, 103 Helton, Alice, 51, 78, 79 Hermann, Jane, 14, 64, 81, 83 Hill, Beverly, 64 Hines, Donna, 58, 82 Hinterman, Holly, 64 Hixson, Della, 64, 82 Hoke, Roxie, 51, 87 Holder, Carl, 46 Holder, E. Louise, 46 Holder, Jack, 46 Holder, Jonathan, 97 Hollenbeck, Jon, 64 Hornaday, William, 14 Hoskins, Jean, 64 Howery, David, 58, 81, 87 Hoxie, Clinton, 58 Hubbard, Mary, 55, 72, 75, 89, 106 Huffman, Joanna, 49 Hurt, lla, 58 Hyatt, Robert, 51 Imler, Charles, 64, 84 Jackson, Janice, 58 Jacobs, Janet, 64 Jacobsen, Yvonne, 51, 81, 83 Jaycox, Donald, 64, 97, 110, 111 Jeffries, Arneta, 64 Jeffries, Marilyn Jo, 64 Jeffries, John, 97 Jenkins, Gayle Bergeron, 7, 52 Johnson, Stephen, 81 Jones, Cheryl, 64, 81, 83 Jones, Ida, 12, 77 Jones, James, 78 Jones, Tana, 52, 102 Jones, William, 15, 64, 97, 110, 111 Joyner, Jo Ann, 1, 58, 103, 106 Julian, Janet, 64 Julian, Karen, 58 Keesor, Elaine, 59 Kelbaugh, Martha, 46, 81 Kennedy, Judith, 46 King, -Iuliann Qutlyj, 47, 81, 87 King, Steve, 96, 111 Kinney, Cincla, 64, 81 Koeser, Ardyce, 98, 104 Koeser, Doreen, 49, 52, 99, 101 Kohns, Mary, 43, 98, 99, 101, 77 Lake, Bruce, 65 Lambert, Edith, 65 Lee, Truman, 47 Lewis, Charles, 87 Linder, Marcia, 65 Link, Sharon, 61, 65, 80, 81, 83, 85 Loew, Eva, 84 Lowry, Charlotte,' 59 Lundberg, Vicky, 52, 86, 92, 98 McCallum, Charles, 59, 81, 83 McCoskey, Mark, 84 McDowell, Donald, 52 Mclntyre, joy, 73 Mclntyre, lludith, 52, 70, 72, 75 McLimans, John, 65 McNeil, Lynnell, 65 McVieker, Melody, 65 Mack, Dorotha, 59 Main, Ramona Sandstrom, 65 Main, Dixon, 52, 74, 110 Mangas, Laura, 65, 82 Marshall, Katherine, 98, 104 Marshall, Robert, 96, 105, 111 Mart, Rebekah, 65, 76, 77 Martin, Beverly, 59, 81, 85, 98, 104 Martin, Jane, 59, 72, 98, 99, 101 Mayhle, Viola, 1, 65, 103 Meadors, Nancy, 59 Mealy, john Charles, 43, 52, 70, 71, 80, Messer, Sandra, 59, 98, 102, 104, 110 Miller, William, 61, 75 Minix, Frances, 65 Montgomery, Andrew, 65 Moreillon, Marilyn, 65 Morris, Kenneth, 32 Morris, Richard, 96, 111 Moss, Bruce, 65 Murphy, Keith, 59 Neal, Sharon, 12, 65 Neeley, Willis, 97, 111 Nelsen, Leslie, 9, 52, 72, 96, 104 Nesheim, Patricia, 81 Newell, David, 59, 81, 83, 85 Nortlr, Betty, 47 Nusbaumer, Regina, 65 Oratlat, Daniel, 65, 110, 112 I-12 Osborne, Charles E. jr., 65 O'Toole, Sharon, 52 Oxley, Linda, 61, 65 Page, Cyril, 65 Palmer, Ruth, 66, 82 Palumbo, Mary, 66 Park, john, 70, 74, 78 Parker, Thomas, 66 Parks, Jacqueline, 59 Parsons, Mary Ann, 52 Parsons, Nancy, 66 Patterson, Derek, 66 Patterson, Lenetta, 66 Perkins, Linda, 66, 73 Perkinson, Barbara, 47 Pettigrove, Glen, 43, 55, 59, 70, 80, Phaup, Michael, 7, 59, 87, 137 Phillippi, Richard, 97 Pietrucha, Joseph, 59, 97, 110, 111 Pike, Betty, 52, 70, 71, 80, 81, 85 Pike, Vera, 53, 84, 106 Pinkerton, Lois, 66 Poe, Beverlea, 81, 85 Poling, Thomas, 74, 92, 104, 107 Popp, Wynola, 53, 86 Prail, Barbara, 53 Pratt, Michele, 66 Reas, Elizabeth, 66 Reed, Heather, 66 Reese, Carol Sue, 66, 82, 103, 104 8 Reichert, Lynn, 42, 47, 71, 74, 75, 77 102 Reid, Harry, 53 Reismiller, Roberta, 66 Rhetts, Gretchen, 60, 88 Rickard, Daniel, 43, 66, 80, 81, 84, 85 92 124 Rittenhouse, Donna, 66, 82 Roberts, Barbara, 47, 86 Roose, Cullann, 60, 82 Ross, Samuel, 97, 98, 104, 111 Royer, Dennis, 96 Russell, Jonathan, 66 Said, Philip,'53 Sallee, Ken, 81 Salmon, jaslin, 66, 78 Scott, Mary, 47 Sewell, David, 60, 96, 106 Shackleforcl, William, 96, 110, 111 Sharp, Lee Ann, 66, 82 Shearouse, james, 66 Shelley, Steven, 67 Shoemaker, Donavon, 15, 61, 67, 70, 79 Simmons, Stephen, 53, 96, 106, 111 Simon, Keith, 67 Simon, Raymond Gary, 53 Skillman, Gloria, 53 Smith, Henry, 96 Smith, -lane, 84, 106 Snow, Donald, 15, 106 Snyder, Donna, 61, 67, 82 Snyder, Howard, 53 Snyder, Lyn, 33, 48 Soto, Anibal, 60, 81, 84, 85 Spangler, Elaine, 60, 81, 92 Spaulding, Dale, 53, 125 Spencer, Suzanne, 67, 103 Staats, Pamela, 67, 82, 83, 84 Stafford, David, 48 Steltz, Ronald, 53 Stephens, Paul, 53, 97 Stewart, H. Kenneth, 89 Stewart, Marshall, 67, 96, 104, 105, Stone, Ronald, 42, 4-8, 77 Strand, Mary, 60, 81 Strohl, Diane, 60, 98 Taggart, Hope, 54, 78, 92 Talbott, Terry, 96, 105, 106, 111 Taylor, Byron, 73 Taylor, Marilyn, 60 Thomas, Darlinda, 67 Thomas, Everett Alan, 67 Thomas, james, 60 Thompson, james P., 60, 81 Tice, Pamela, 81, 85 Titus, Barbara, 84, 85 106, 110, 111 Tricomi, Terry, 67, 82 Trosper, Bethany, 48 Trosper, David, 54, 70, 96 Troup, Katherine, 60 Troyer, David, 67 Trueman, Stephen, 106 Van Cleave, Carol, 41, 42, Van Meter, Lloyd, 24, 78 Victorsen, Marilyn, 54, 81, Wagner, Barbara, 67 Vfalker, Carol, 67, 107 Wfallace, Marcena, 60 Walquist, Richard, 83, 85, Ward, Jack, 84 Warren, Anna Sharon, 48, 48, 70, 71, 81, 106 85 92 75, 79, 81, 92, 102, 107 Watkins, Dorothy, 67, 73, 75 Werking, Ruth, 89 Westafer, Cynthia, 61, 67, 70, 82, 99, 101 Whaley, Jeannette, 55, 60, Wheeler, Daniel, 54, 97, 98 White, june, 67 Wilkerson, Kathryn, 60, 88 Xvilliams, Gary, 67 75, 86, 106 Williamson, Joyce, 41, 48, 70, 81, 99, 100, 102, 106 Winchell, Nancy, 67 Winslow, Terrance, 67 Winterholter, Jerry, 49, 70 Wright, Gary, 67 Yaw, Paul, 60, 97, 98, 107 Yoder, Charles, 48, 84, 92 143 l 114, I 2 This ls Progress and It Shall Continue We have made progress from the start of this year But we haven'r reached the top of the stairs of perfection. 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