Manchester College - Aurora Yearbook (North Manchester, IN)

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12 iH S] iMS E A u R R SADIE WAMPLER OUR CLASS ADVISER COLLEGE SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS LLOYD HOFF - . President MARGERY GUMP - Vice President MABEL KELLER - - Treasurer DONALD SCHUTZ OUR CLASS MASCOT T W E N T y K E m--:: ' : -- ..r :y- :..o c-j5 : ■V:i U.. ! ' gjt vh . --i? ::y- ■: ;; Pagfe Twenty-six

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n ,; mmf,M . r5)«Sifis i: sr¥go?»i s rs E imi mmmm imm k :Ji -i i T E N T y K E ' f. ' u i RUTH FORNEY, A. M. Chicago, III. Major. Education. Hers is the unfail- ing type of optimism. It will serve her well as she, in future years, teaches Hindoos that life offers things better than mud huts and heathen gods. GEORGE PHII.LIPS, A. M. ' Iiicaso, III. He has so v. ell surveyed the fields of learning appertaining to science, art, philosophy, and theology that it may well be said of him as of one of old — ipse dixt. Not in picture VIRGIL STIXEBAt ' GH, A. M. Cliioaao, 111. A studious sincere lad, fond of his wife and family. Has spent this year at Bethany. He makes friends wliere- ever he goes Is a spleudid penman IMiillips MAXO BAKER, A. B. North Mamiiestei- Major, Education. A Manchester girl since her junior year. Reliable and capable; finds joy in doing for others, ESTHER BEAHJI, A. B. AND E- l ' RESSIOX NokcsvJlle, Va. Major, English. Poetical, dreamy Esther; but does she do things? Watch her for three minutes. A combination of daintiness and capability. Has been her uncle L. D. ' s efficient assistant SARA BEAHM, A. B. AND FOIR YEAR PIANO Xokesville, Va. Major, English. The staff offers a prize to anyone reporting a grammatical error made b.y Sara. Have j ' ou he:iril her jilay? She doesn ' t do things witl; a ])Iungc ' , but she get, theip. A 1 I ' ■ Page Twenty-seven