Manchester College - Aurora Yearbook (North Manchester, IN)

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WWi, Who. . . . Each year over 600 colleges and uni- versities throughout the country choose a group of seniors who are named to Who ' s Who in American Colleges and Universities . Fourteen seniors were elected at Manchester College this year. They were picked on the basis of their sincerity and excellence in scholarship, leadership and participation in extra- curricular and academic activities, citi- zenship, and promise of future usefulness to business and society. A committee of faculty members and students made the final choices from a group of 2 5 candi- dates, which was selected by the faculty. Tol Picture: Arlene Coy, George Krcps, Kent Moore, Martin Brumbaugh, Cloyd Dye M iW c Picture: Joel Thompson, Paul Burkholdcr, Paula She Ralph McFadden Bottom Picture: Marvel Goodmilier, Keith Pontius, Max Doug- las, Ann Beauchamp, Bob Kintner Page twenty-nine

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Wo CUf . . . Let your hair down, for we have work to do! This is the day that the student body and faculty can rest their minds and let off some steam while doing a little work to clean the campus for May Day. Work Day has be- come a valuable tradition here at Manchester College and is important not only for its outward advantages, but also for its desirable effect on campus morale.

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Motke il ' 2 G4f . . . VcuUniUte li€uMXf i4 An Old Fashioned Walk was the theme of the third annual Mothers ' Day Banquet held March 20. After the banquet a concert was given by the College String Symphony with the help of approximately 95 guest high school musicians. The gala Queen of Hearts Valentine Ban- quet was held February 4 with Miss Norma Standerford reigning as Queen. A delightful program was presented for the enjoyment of the couples as a climax for the evening ' s events. ack Roir: Janice Di Jrford, Millie Teeter Fwnl Row: Janet West, J.inet Bailey, Doris Stover Page thirty