Manchester College - Aurora Yearbook (North Manchester, IN)

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An exciting ganne of four-square crucial serve . . Waiting for the snap ft. and a return Tranquil solitude 26

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The Life and Times of Freciericl Douglass: An American Slave is the autobiography of a black man born in slavery, largely self-educated and self-liberated who rose against formidable odds to become a great leader, not only in the fight for the abolishment of slavery, but in the general cause of human rights. The presentation covered the life of Douglass up to the point when he discovers the courage within himself to be free: ... I was nothing before — I was a man now. SEEK FREEDOM! He begins the autobiography Reflecting Frederick Douglass the orator. Hunger for education— The first seeds. 25

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Hike! Lazy Day Camp Mack Day Friday, September 21, was the day set for the traditional campus escape to the non- academic environment of Camp Mack. Community Coun- cil sponsored the event and offered boating, swimming, volleyball, football, and plenty of open space for enjoying nature. In the late afternoon, the band FJSE presented a concert interspersed with Manchester College talent. A bonfire ended the day with roasted marshmallows and hot dogs. Deep in Thought Delight!! 27