Manchester College - Aurora Yearbook (North Manchester, IN)

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Iken berry Hall Ikenberry Hall residents. Ikenberry Hall is the oldest hall on campus. It can house approximately 80 men in double rooms. Due to the small number of residents, the men are generally close-knit and they have many activities involving other dorms on campus. One tradition still observed by Ikenberry men is the Ike Serenade which takes place in the fall. This dorm was the first honors dorm on campus. A quiet, study atmosphere is the factor which helps Ikenberry maintain the honors quality. Ikenberry Dorm Council Ikenberry Hall 29

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Garver Hall Garver Hall is one of two co-ed dorms on campus. It is built in a U shape with women on the west wing and men on the east wing. Approximately 240 students can live in a double and single rooms. The men ' s wing has four floors and the women ' s wing has three floors. There is a large lobby area which is divided into several smaller areas, including a t.v. room and an area for ping pong. There is also a piano located in the lobby. Garver lobby is open 24 hours a day to all campus students and guests. Garver Dorm Council s — T— Garver Hall residents. 28 Garver Hall

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Oakwood Hall Oakwood Hall residents. Oakwood Hall is the oldest women ' s dorm on campus. It can house approximately 225 women in triple, double, or single rooms. This dorm is unique trom other women ' s dorms in two ways. First, the east half of the dorm has in- the-room sinks. Second, furniture in all of the rooms is movable allowing for room personalization. In the 1 960 ' s, Oakwood was extensively remodeled. Several feat ures make this dorm a place to be endeared. There are three porches with two porch swings and the basement contains a large social room suitable for dances as well as daily use. Part of the basement is the site of the future coffee house. The grandfather clock in the lobby is one asset of which Oakwood residents are very proud. Oakwood Dorm Council 30 Oakwood Hall