Manchester College - Aurora Yearbook (North Manchester, IN)

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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

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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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Jke J ophowiorel Presenting the Class of ' 43 .... supposedly ambitious to succeed .... demonstrating superiority over the Freshies — in one way or another (i.e.. dousings in the fountain, paddling, etc.) .... presumably preparing for campus leadership .... showing some traces of self reliance .... finally deserving the more or less coveted title Upperclassmen .... producing an Aurora editor and staff (who will try to equal this unique edition — maybe) .... the sophomores. SOPHOMORE OFFICERS Omer Hausenfluck, Treasurer; Galen Frantz, President; Mary Wright, Secre- tary. Page fifty-six