Manchester College - Aurora Yearbook (North Manchester, IN)

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lo {yfhsi4 fllcmmeAkMS c l n n u r f-S n no Nothing else can give the quiet satisfaction that comes from the knowledge of a job well done. In college our job is studying . . . Attentiveness in class, persistence in study hours, the scientific attitude — these make for scholarship. Sometimes when the proverbial midnight oil runs a little low we wonder if the coveted A is really worth the effort. But believing that our success tomorrow depends upon the efforts we ptit forth today, we dedicate our time and ability to persistent work, that our lives may become further broadened and enriched through scholar- ship.

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lo [ymeU- fflcmcheMe omlie ' n College is the place where many of us form the philosophy that will last us for the rest of our lives. Varying forces are at work to influence this philosophy. At Manchester one of these vital positive forces is religion. The call of the chimes, the dignity of chapel services, the inspiration of cjuiet hour — these have become an important part of student life at Manchester College.