Manchester College - Aurora Yearbook (North Manchester, IN)

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Claii of i 9 42 |ohn Bucky Walters clicks on the typewriter. . . . No won- der the social room is so popular. ... Do you smile at everyone that way, Bertha Mae Overly? . . . Watch that figure, Hank Morris! You might get the wrong line. . . . Dear , what did you say her name was, Edgar Burkey? |an Kepler stops almost long enough to have her picture snapped. . . . Why, Jack Summe, have you no modesty — that ' s bare leg. . . . George Ewing ready to swing out — Uh, we mean, render a selection. . . . Say, isn ' t that Betty Anne Keim cutting up again? With the right inspiration, Dale Love ' s studying. . . . That ' s Red iWilbur on the enrollment card I Long with all those pans and a camera. . . . Say, Gladys Leedy, you ' ll see more if you look through the microscope. . . . Can ' t you see Bob Wisner ' s busy? The freshmen want their papers graded. Is that your favorite hillbilly tune, you ' re picking out, Clyde Conley? . . . Her shadow and Ruth Sink on the stairs. . . . Oooh! Bill Stewart, you squeaked on that one. . . . Al Flora keeps up to date — Why, Al ! What ' s that you ' re looking at? Mary Kathryn Ehninger fid- dles around with her bow. . . . Von Clevenger is simply either getting in or getting out of the car. . . . An in-press-we photo Bill Hiatt and Gene Hedges at the wheel. . . . Alice Miller on the stairs. . . . What a horsy pic- ture! Oh, not you, Dick Schutz, but your companion.

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An easy chair, a fire place, a quiet nook — Phoebe Anne with nary a Theye (pardon the tithp) gives us comfort a la Fish. . . . Phil Griffiths is getting all keyed up for — well, what would you say? . . . Two, four, six, eight, ten books can ' t hide Marge Mil- ler. . . . Going to ball out someone, Burdette Hoke? Don ' t you see that No Park- ing sign, Loren Metzger? . . . If Frances Parks goes domestic, you can ' t beat her cakes. . . . When we do that Wieland on a finger, but Larry doesn ' t even watch what he ' s doing. . . . Who are you waiting for, Dorma Eu- bank? You won ' t wait long with a smile like that. Marge gives us that Young look. . . . Sorry we bothered you. . . . Take care Dale ( Doc to you ) Kinzie; you may get mixed up in that mix .... Just a minute, Esther Buschman, don ' t work Sew hard. . . . Tsk, tsk, laugh- ing at your own jol.e again, Ed Crill? Arresting pose by Frank Ire- land. . . . We juniors are such busy people! . . . Thank you, Feme Searer, for a real display, two sets of ivories. . . . Uh — Oh I We ' re late again. John Noff- singer ' s ready to start Sunday School. . . . I ' m sorry I can ' t understand you. Would you re- peat that please, Eldonna Car- biener? Appearances may be deceiv- ing. Are you really two tired, Frances Studebaker. . . . Can ' t fool us, Merle Newby, you ' re not eating in the dining hall. . . . Eileen Emley at the Show backs of books desk pauses to smile for us. . . . It ' s curtains for Lew Williams if he ' s really try- ing to study. Clam of 1942 Page fifty-three

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aacu 1941 Take a Tip from us (but treat her well — she has a kind heart within that fierce exterior) .... beauty is only skin deep .... play square .... never let your studies interfere with your education .... never accept de feet .... don ' t leg behind times .... Oakwood parlor, the social room, Thomas Marshall and — you know the others — our leg-acy. Page fifty-five