Manchester College - Aurora Yearbook (North Manchester, IN)

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MAY DAY OFFERS VARIETY OF FUN Below: The curves in the trike race track were a cause of great concern to Cyndi Rusher. Bottom: Norm Waggy speeds along to a first place in the bicycle marathon. May Day 1976 gave everyone, facul- ty and students alike, a chance to relax a little from classes. Friday, May 1, classes were cancelled in honor of the festivities. Events ranged from a trike race on Friday to a semi-formal dance Saturday evening. Somewhere in between were co-ed tug-o ' -wars, canoe races, a bicycle marathon, and a picnic. The Kenopocomoco Players contri- buted a dramatic atmosphere to the weekend with their presentation of The Crucible on both Friday and Saturday nights. 16

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Left; Even nature lovers enjoy Camp Mack. Camp Mack Day gave students a break from classes to enjoy themselves. A variety of sports and leisure ac- tivities kept students ' minds off their books for a day. The beautiful, natural surroundings of Camp Mack gave nature lovers many interesting sites to enjoy. Faculty members also joined in the fun demonstrating their human sides. Above: Demonstrating his youthful skill, R. Jan Thompson gets into the swing of Camp Mack. Above right: Eyes on the ball, players prepare for the action of the volley- ball game. 15

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■ j ii ' ' »«?!. Left: Girls and guys were equal when it came time to carry the canoes to the starting point of the canoe race at Liberty Mills. Above: The rope seems to be resisting Dean Hoffman in the men ' s tug-o ' -war. Left: Pleading for justice, Larry Strat- meier tries to get Mariann Grigg to tell the court that his wife is not a witch in one of the dramatic scenes from The Crucible. 17