Manchester College - Aurora Yearbook (North Manchester, IN)

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STUDENT PRESIDENT In the spring a student ' s fancy turns to thoughts of — who will be the next year ' s student prexy. When the votes were cast, it was discovered that the overwhelming choice was Wilbur Eikenberry. Wib, son of Dean A. R. Eikenberry, has been a leader throughout his college career. His versatility is proved by his many and varied activities — representative student of his class for three years, sophomore class president, chapel choir member, assistant in both the psychology and history depart- ments, varsity debater, member of T.K.A., business manager of the 1939 Aurora, and chairman or member of various committees. The name of Wilbur Eikenberry has been listed for the last two years in Who ' s Who Among Students in American Colleges and Universities. The amazing popularity of Wib can be easily accounted for when we remember his constant friendliness and cheerful attitude. He is unexcelled among the students when it comes to genuine enthusiasm and real concern for the welfare of his classmates. WILBUR EIKENBERRY

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Irmi Dare A.M. Home Economics L. W. Shultz A B., A.M. Religion, Librarian R. H. Miller A.B., A.M.. B.D., D.D. Religion Julia Vandcrvorr A.B., A.M. Home Economics Florence G. Garber B.S. Assistant Librarian L. D. Ikcnberry A.B., A.M., LL D Vice President, Treasurer FACULTY L. M. Fish A.B. Accountant Cora Wise Hclmart A B , A M. Registrar |. O. Wcngcr B Accts . A B Commerce, Field Representative Alma Wise Superintendent of Oakwood Hall Glctha Mac Noffsingcr A B Assistant Registrar W. | Hciicy AB Mnt Field Representative

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STUDENT COUNCIL Standing: Robert Math- ews, Claude Wolfe, Treas.; Wilbur Eikenberry, Pres.; Paul Hersch, Wade Theye, Vice Pres., Gus Chinworth, Jr., Robert Underhill, Don Lieberum. Sitting: |une Heestand, Barbara Barnhart, Ernestine Hoft, Betty Schmdler, Sec, Dr. C. W. Holl, Roberta Studebaker, Geneva Brod- beck, Ruth Brandt. The meeting will please come to order is heard in the women ' s parlor on Mondays at 9:00 p. m. In addition to the hashing and rehashing of student problems that are present on the campus, there are many specific problems which the Student Council must meet. Sadie Hawkins ' Day la modern version of breakaway), Courtesy Days for the benefit of the student body en masse , Homecoming, and May Day are the most spectacular events of the year planned by this select body. Payment of class dues, chapel conduct, dressing for Wednesday evening dinner, and dining hall food are stimuli for many lengthy discussions; definite conclusions may or may not be formulated. The presence of the treasurer of the Council acting as doorman adds dignity to these sessions. His duty is that of collecting a tax levied on late-comers and absentees from former meetings. Purpose ' — a party. I STUDENT COUNCIL Pag ' ! ' » ' , ■