Manchester College - Aurora Yearbook (North Manchester, IN)

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Fun, fellowship, studies, and se- riousness all go together to make up the everyday life of Manches- terites. Through the years we will remember the term papers and op- tions along with the parties and dunkings. Everyday in every way we live our college life to the fullest and will reap its benefits in the future. EUERVDflV LIFE Anybody for a clean sheet? These guys don ' t look like they are much 1 the mood for socializing. Here ' s an excellent opportunity for quiet socializing. Mmmamm 27

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BREOKHlUflV Muscles! Once again breaking tradition, the MC cowgirls lassoed their cow pokes and they rode off together to a series of exciting events, including a chuck wagon breakfast, a rodeo, a football game (we won!), and a formal banquet, Spartan Round- Up, which ended the western day. ' ' aiiL fefc-1«SsML -i:5«S iil SS B Busliong ' s co-operative PARTIES Party anyone? . . . Term paper? . . . Not tonight! It ' s Saturday. Anyone knows that that ' s the time to forget it all . . . Oh, well, there ' s always tomorrow. Let ' s go! 26

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HomECominG Go get ' em, Spart.ins! tliinks KJJic. Painting the streets With a yawn and a paintbrush, preparation for Saturday ' s part in Homecoming began. The annual snake dance, cHmaxed by the bonfire, helped to set up the enthusiasm which encouraged the team to triumph over Hanover 21-20 in the most exciting game of the year. After the speechless speech of Eddie Console, co-captain of the team, the weary feet of the freshman fellows trudged to their annual painting of the streets. Tri Alpha ' s production of The Dcril and Diiiiiel Webster and The Siimiuouing of Ei- evyinaii helped to open the events on Friday evening and was the fitting closing of festiv- ities on Saturday night. Sinn urnirini of Ei crytiuin 28