Manchester College - Aurora Yearbook (North Manchester, IN)

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The number in our student body is less this year than in previous years because of circumstances beyond our control. This doe s not mean less school spirit, but rather a greater contribution by each individual toward keeping Manchester strong. There are evidences on every hand of the determination of this reduced group to carry on for Manchester during the emergency. We note with pride the willingness of students to accept our ac- celerated program. This means harder work, longer hours, less recreation, less vacation, less butter, less sugar, no inter- STUDENT BODY collegiate games, fewer trips home and many other inconveniences. We predict that the students of Manchester in this crisis will face the problems of the world with a self-reliance that will add to their glory as well as to that of their Alma Mater. 26

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Seniors! Did someone say Seniors ? Yes, they did . . . and here we are. For four long years we ' ve awaited this time, but now we ' re not so sure how eager we are to graduate. Although the draft has depleted our class of its quota of boys, we carried on and in the process have collected scads of memories which will soon be taken with us to other places, near and far. We ' ll remember ditch day, the gang, formal banquets, the opening of the grill and commencement. These are but a few of the things that have made our college life something to cherish. Underclassmen, it ' s up to you to carry on and keep M. C. the fine place it is. SENIORS