Manchester College - Aurora Yearbook (North Manchester, IN)

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. . . studying For cultural development Manchester ' s curriculum includes the Humanities. Trying one ' s skill in composi- tion, learning the art of public speaking, mastering a foreign tongue, or composing a piece of music . . . integral parts in the appreciation of music, art, or literature. Not to be forgotten are those steep flights of stairs up to music rehearsals, long sessions in the art lab, themes and options for communications, novels, band, and practice rooms. Psych, logic, methods courses, Bible — training in the Education and Philosophy division. Seniors won ' t forget the trek to Central for student teaching, and freshmen are sure to remember P. of L

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. . . in classes Cathode rays, beakers, filters, solutions, electromagnets, ions, nebulae . . . the science department. Week in and week out students trudge to lab to concoct odd solutions or figure loga- rithms, add a new switch and connection, or discuss exposures, listen attentively to a low hum, or chant monotonously, testing, one, two, three, four . . . Students of science — tomorrow ' s leaders in physics, chemistry, photography, radio, astronomy. Page eleven

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Reserve shelves, newspapers, Read- er ' s Guide, stacks, books . . . students . . . the library. When the chime ceases and the seven o ' clock buzzer sounds, a glance into the library finds students frantically digging away at tomorrow ' s lesson, term papers, or the latest Life magazine. Possessing the treasures of past cul- tures, sources of information for pres- ent events, the library provides a place where Manchester students study for the future. Page thirteen