Manchester College - Aurora Yearbook (North Manchester, IN)

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lo cfme fflcmcmSM am The senior who is iluishing up his col- lege career and thinking seriously of his future; the professor who looks back on years of teaching at Manchester and looks forward to many more; and the red brick buildings giving the feeling of solidarity and security — each signifies dignity on lanchester ' s campus. Nervous, ill at ease freshmen come to North Manchester every fall, but soon they become adjusted to college life, tak- ing part in academic, social and religious activities. While at college important things are accomplished — a vocation is chosen, philosophy of life is evolved, a social attitude is developed. Four years later these same freshmen leave Man- chester — poised seniors possessing a sense of adequateness, of knowing them- selves — of simple dignity.