Manchester College - Aurora Yearbook (North Manchester, IN)

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u Y Possessing a large supply of knowledge and owning a spirit of sharing it, Manchester ' s faculty provides the necessary ingredients in guiding students toward the goals ahead. Seeking greater proficiency in their fields and better techniques in presenting material to students, the faculty has not stopped striving. Tuesday morning faculty meetings, lectures by educational experts, divisional meetings, plans for curriculum revision and summer schooling are all evidences of the faculty ' s hand in blueprinting the future Manchester. » £ P r Page twenty

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ATI VE OFFICERS.. With the arrival of the largest student body in the history of Manchester College, the administrative officers found their duties multiplied. They were forced to prepare for the school year in the face of shortages and restrictions and yet were expected to meet all situations with poise and prudence. Supervision of enrollment, planning of the curriculum, housing students, providing for the care of student health, approving finance, overseeing social activ- ities, and being responsible for the general welfare for students and the college was efficiently done. The successful school year was due, in a large measure, to this group that is the nucleus of college activity. CORA WISE HELMAN Registrar DALE STRICKLER Business Manager A. R. EIKENBERRY Assistant Business Manager Page nineteen

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WILBUR J. ABELL, M.S. Associate Professor of Business MURL M. BARNHART, M.Mus. Assistant Professor in Piano and Theory RUTH COBLENTZ, B.A., B.S. in Lib.Sc. IRMA A. DARE, M.A. Associate Professor of Home Economics MAX I. ALLEN, B.S. Mus. Ed., B.F.A. Assistant Professor in Art and Organ COLE S. BREMBECK, M.A. Associate Professor in Speech FRED R. CONKLING, M.A. Professor of English MARTHA E. DARLEY, M.S. Assistant Professor in Physical Education .ft I I filth u Y Pajre twenty-one