Manchester College - Aurora Yearbook (North Manchester, IN)

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O Cod of Love, King of Peace, Make wars through- out the world to cease. — Baker

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Jhe belts 6 revnin d ud of It would be erroneous to say that the sound of the bells is always pleasant to our ears. On a cord winter morning when the wind is whistling around the pro- verbial corner and we want more than anything else to sleep and sleep and sleep, then the sound of the bells reminds us of classes and unfinished assignments and getting back into the old grind. We scurry to catch up that psych book, dash madly down the hall and out into the cold air, bolt into the Ad building and at last reach the protecting sanctity of 107 as the last note of the bells dies away. It is here in the classroom that we receive that larg- er vision of education. We acquire new philosophies of life, discard old ideas, and prepare for a fuller life in the future. It is here that we learn to be tolerant of different opinions, to suspend judgment in times of controversy and to persist in our academic growth. To know that which before us lies in daily life is the prime wisdom. — Milton