Manchester College - Aurora Yearbook (North Manchester, IN)

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LECTURES . . . PH.D. ' S . . . ASSIGNMENTS . . . TRUE FRIENDS Eikenberry, Helman, Strickler, Schwalm, Hoi I, Doner, Kintner A college in wartime is an ever changing entity. Students come and go. Regulations increase and become more complicated. New state requirements bring about the necessity for curriculum revision. But through all the change a stability of policy has been the backbone of Manchester College. Respon- sibility for Manchester ' s policy rests with the Administration. This policy- forming group performs its many and varied duties with a deliberateness that makes for efficiency. To the Administration, the traditional ideals of Manchester are ever the inspiration to higher standards of scholarship, character development, and progressive and adequate college programs. As they strive toward these goals, the fruits of their labors become reality in a stronger, more effective Man- chester. Page fifteen

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CLCUliU . DIGNITY ... WISE COUNSEL. President Schwalm is the composite of all that the term college president implies. We see him directing the efforts of the Winger Memorial Fund and we recognize the born administrator. We meet him in the halls, and his genial greeting signifies a friend. Then, too, there are the trips to the office where we meet him as an advisor, or, if we have strayed from the straight and narrow collegiate path, a disciplinarian. No matter how we meet him or where we see him, we know that the interests of Manchester and our wel- fare are ever the prime motives that govern his life. Page fourteen

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CARL W. HOLL Dean of College A.B., M.Sc, Ph.D., Chemistry ALICE DONER Dean of Women Ph.B., A.M , Education A. R. EIKENBERRY Dean of Men A.B., B.S., A.M., Psychology WILBUR J. ABELL B.S., M.S., Commerce MAX ALLEN Mus., B.F.A., Art and Organ MURL BARNHART B.Mus., M.Mus., Piano and Theory J. I. BAUGHER B.S., A.M., Ph.D., Education COLE S. BREMBECK Ph.B., M.A., Speech Page sixteen