Manchester College - Aurora Yearbook (North Manchester, IN)

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PRESIDENT DR. V. F. SCHWALM Our new president. DR. OTHO WINGER President Emeritus President Schwalm quickly, quietly, and efficient ly took on the duties of college president, making the transition a pleas- ant experience for faculty and students alike. AVe miss his Tuesday morn- ing chapel talks, his broad brimmed hats, his resonant voice. But these — the physical things — we can afford to miss, for we know we have his inter- est, his influence, his spirit al- ways here at Manchester Col- lege — the shadow of a great man, of Otho Winger. 26

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M.A ic lcc s n u j Eagerly the student ' s hand is extended to receive the torch of knowledge from the expe- rienced hand of the scholar. Together the pro- fessor and student protect the flame from the devastating winds of intolerance and might, and encourage it to burn brightly and con- stantly in chaotic times. 25

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COLLEGE ADMINISTRATION The air is ominous ; an important decision is to be handed down ; the Administration of Manchester Col- lege is at work. Behind closed doors these mem- bers of the faculty formulate matters of school policy, indicate the direc- tion of student life on the campus, coordinate college activities. New- members, President Schwalm and Dr. Morris, took their places with Professor Kintner, Dr. Cordier, Dean Holl, and Professor L. D. Ikenberry this year. With the spring term came an ac- celerated program for the college and new problems for the Adminis- tration. Revision of the college pro- gram to meet new demands is no eas} ' job, but through the Adminis- tration ' s careful planning a class schedule was worked out that af- forded time for extra classes and yet recreation hours, too. Primarily in- terested in the welfare of the stu- dents, the Administration is ever mindful of inno ations and changes that make for an enterprising and progressive school. •:. .- f -•::r3 i ( O Mk ( ' • c 0 '