Manchester College - Aurora Yearbook (North Manchester, IN)

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b Green rhinies . . . sopho- mores proud of their newly ac- quired status . . . busy juniors . . . matured seniors . . . the blonde in that history class or the redhead in psych . . . cam- pus leaders . . . behind scene workers . . . those whom we find in our classes Page twenty-eight

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SENIORS Standing: AL HOLLENBERG, President RICHARD BARNHART, Vice-President Se ated : RUTH PETERSIME MILLER, Secretary-Treasurer Well, the time has come to say, So long, Manchester . In a few days we shall add our names to the thousands who have passed the four year goal. We have worked hard, we have played hard, we have absorbed Manchester College and its traditions into our lives. We have mixed the memories of four too short years thoroughly, leaving an embossed imprint on our lives of what we have experienced. September 6, 1943 — Freshman Days — ori- entation programs — Pistol Packin ' Mama at midnight — hay on the Ad building steps — borrowed rabbits — rationing — absence of men — Little Women — frosh reign when seniors ditch — Mairzy Doats — painting the streets — ■ six man football — June, 1944. September, 1944 — Winger Memorial Ban- quet — Aurora mock election — Republican and Democrat election parades — intercollegiate basketball resumed — Outer Veil — Valen- tine banquet — Woman of Samaria — base- ball with Chief at the helm — May Day in fairyland — V-E Day — June, 1945. Page thirty