Manchester College - Aurora Yearbook (North Manchester, IN)

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Oakwood Hall Sun Dial Dr. Reber ' s Dr. Morris ' Biology Watches Master Clock Alarm Clocks Seth Thomas Time travels in divers paces with divers persons. I ' ll tell you who Time ambles withal, who Time trots withal, who Time gallops withal, and who he stands still withal. Ring-g-g-g-g-g .... Where ' s that alarm? .... A mass of covers at the end of a groping hand .... Can ' t be morning yet .... just got in bed .... I don ' t want to get up, don ' t want to get up, don ' t want to get up in the morning ! Tick — tock — tick — tock .... ho-hum! .... won ' t this hour ever go by! .... Does Prof labor under the delusion that we know what he ' s talking about? 5 .... Uh-oh, we ' re off again .... Tick — tock — Oh, gosh! It ' s ten! she gasped as she looked at her watch and raced toward Oakwood Hall. Time is the lord of thee: Thy wealth, thy glory, and thy name are his. L lochs or the L ampud Page thirty- four

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Jke J fc OUM Democracy a la Manchester student body .... no monarchy! .... no anarchy! . . . . no communism! .... not much socialism! .... and no dictator- ship (except in disguise) .... chosen of the students, by the students, and for the students .... with all the noise that pervades Oakwood and Bloke- wood, having qui-et a time .... entertaining at open dorms .... pro- moting schemes for surprise serenades .... shouldering responsibilities .... sponsoring cooperative activities among the students .... always trying to make life more pleasant. en 5 J tuident Ljovemment During the summer of 1940 the men ' s dormitory took on a new super- visor, new hardwood floors, knife-proof doors, new wall paper, and a gen- eral spirit of added cheerfulness. Came September and a stream of 96 boys flowed into the rejuvenated building. Within a short time pictures were hung, beds were made (?) , and the year 1940-41 was under way. Such a group of high spirited youth naturally must be governed. There- fore two senators from each floor, a secretary-treasurer, a senator-at-large and a president were installed. With the exception of a few unruly freshmen, the executive system operated efficiently. And so, after the usual round of Pepsi ' s, popcorn feeds, paddling parties, and study (?), we, the so-called Men ' s Student Government, hereby relinquish all claims to our offices and extend sincere wishes for continued success in the year 1941-42.

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PSfe cis Berlin A.B. anee, Ind. emistry I, 2; Football: 2, Club: 3, 4; Ger- , 2; International 4; Y.M.C.A. 1, 2, Jbeck Pottenger Sec. Ed. JUS, Ind. jcation 1, 2, 4; Debate: K.A.: 2; 4; Oak 2, 4; Scribble Staff: 1; Student ; Mathea, 1 , Pres. Zlub: 1, 2; FT. A.: ho in Am. Col- ;ech Ass ' t: 2, 4; Jtrerbaugh Sec. Ed. i Grove, III. lucation lunteers: 1 , 2, 3 2; Madrigal: 4 4; W.A.A.: 1 jdent Gov ' t: 4 3, 4; Tovarich ' Dear Brutus. Irren Byerly PA.B. a, Ohio smistry ' 2, 3, 4; ience Club: ' I Club: 3; Rhe- 1, 2, Math icello, Ind. Economics 2, 4; Scribble Acorn Staff: 1 Lethea: 1, 2 Classical Club Fisher Sec. Ed. Bend, Ind. jcation ; Acorn Staff: 1, 4, Pres. 4; Le- Jtography Club: 2, Ass ' t: 4. Pa e thirty-nine