Manchester College - Aurora Yearbook (North Manchester, IN)

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It ' s not often that someone fights for his own death but this is just what Ken Harrison did, after all . . . Whose Life Is It Anyway? The drama Whose Life Is It Anyway? left the audience with some thought-provoking questions about values about a quadraplegic, Ken Harrison, played by Clay Bowman, who as a result of an accident found himself no longer able to perform as sculptor, artist, or total human being. After careful consideration of his own values and desires, Ken Harrison decided to fight for his right to die when everyone else in the hospital was fighting to save his life. He chose to have all the life-support systems and medications stopped and to wait for death to come within a few days. What appeared to be simply hospital scene was acutally cleverly designed and constructed while the intriguing lighting, manipulated by Jill Bosler and Mike Willoughby, added highlights to the show. Whose Life Is It Anyway? , directed by Scott Strode ended many observers questioning the legal and medical options open to those who may find themselves in a similar situation someday. t. koskey 1. Moving the position of their bedridden patient, Ken Harrison (Clay Bowman) is the daily duty of the Head Nurse Anderson (Jan Bledsoe) and Nurse Sadler (Lori Campbell). 2. Dr. Scott, played by Rosanna Eller, checks the fragile condition of her patient Ken Harrison, played by Clay Bowman. May Day Play 27

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2. Legal professionals, John Kastner, Beth Messner, and Mike Laidlaw hear the testimony of Ken Harrison, played by Gay Bowman, as he pleads his case for his right to die. 1. Discussing the chart of Ken Harrison are Dr. Scott (Rosanna Eller) and Head Nurse Anderson (Jan Bledsoe). 3. John, Jim Davis, the hospital orderly makes a pass at his favorite nurse, Nurse Dadler, played by Lori Campbell. 26 May Day Play

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Should I write a letter, take a nap, or cram for my 11:00 test? It ' s just Another Meriting At Ccnvc Many students at Manchester College have participated in at least one of these activities during convocation at one time or another; however, most of those same students have paid very close attention to convocations that they felt were particularly interesting to them. In trying to meet the 84 required convocations in four years, students attended a variety of performances including most everyone ' s favorites — the five senior series. In these special convos, friends and memories were combined in a performance to which the entire audience could relate. Finding convocations to fit the tastes of the entire student body was no easy task, but the college succeeded in bringing different values, arts, and ideas to Manchester through lectures, Artist- Lecture Series Performances, and foreign film classics. a. koskey 1. Al Enlow impersonates the foxy girl on campus, while Dianna Mutch plays Al in Al ' s senior series convocation. 2. That ' s not what is written in the script! explains John Lisak to Brenda Jones and Larry Lloyd during Brenda ' s senior series convocation. 3. Five different opinions of the El Salvador problem were a part of the 1983 Discussion Day events. 28 Convocations