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:L of p. roareii Manchester College really met the challenge in 1957! We saw the mercury in the ther- mometer in front of the administration build- ing rise upward rapidly past the minimum goal of $5 50,000, and we knew that the March of Progress established goal of $750,- 000 would soon be realized. Responsible for the success of the March of Progress were behind the scenes folks, the importance of whom we shall never fully realize. Ex-Presi- dent Vernon F. Schwalm, Mr. A. Wayne Carr, Dr. Carl W. Holl, Mr. G. William Sayers, and Dr. Harry Weimer constituted the original fund raising committee. Extensive soliciting was conducted in Brethren churches in the Manchester area; pledges were made by stu- dents, alumni and friends; and several foun- dations, notably Lilly Endowment, Inc., do- nated $75,000 for a new science building. By mid- January, 1957, the total had reached $778,337, making a new science hall and a student union more than castles in the air. Measure of Progress Campaign Office More Funds Ul.I.V KINUOWMKNT, INC 0»I KHOF Mancheste r Colleg e Seyenty-five thousand and no 100 The Merchants National Bank of Indianapolis Indinniipolis, Indiana IlflHANAPOIJS, IND. Janu.iry 7, 1 ).t 7 , 75,000.00 I ' V 1) )M.. US i ' % S ' ' ' ' ' MLLY KNDOWMKWT, INC. %.. o- AT ■
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The Importance of Being Earnest Ah! The eve of Homecoming! Can we ever forget it all — working on displays until the wee hours became larger hours, cramped muscles, limbs numb with the damp coldness, the frosh street-decorating scheme, the snake dance and bon fire, and best of all, the Sat- urday morning unveiling of displays and greeting of alumni, relatives, and special friends! Curtain going up! — on the Friday and Sat- urday evening performances of The Import- ance of Being Earnest , that is- — a play in which we saw several of our fellow students display their dramatic talents. And speaking of displays, we also saw the winning one submitted by Calvin Ulrey Hall and the sophomore class version of The Spar- tan Locomotive , which was runner-up. Mike Club Display The Men, C.U.
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