Manchester College - Aurora Yearbook (North Manchester, IN)

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The decision of the cour ses to be taken led naturally to the trip to the book store, where the student exchanged quite a few- pennies for some crisp, new texts. Again standing in those long, long lines was the order of the day. Then the hour arrived when the stude wandered into his first class, looked around at his classmates, eyed the prof specula- tively and said inwardly, Here I am; educate me. The first meeting of a class, always exciting, becomes more so when the individual wonders if he is going to like the course, the prof, the pretty blonde two seats ahead. He found his seat in chapel, making a whole row stand up, only to discover that he was in the wrong one. He made his first pilgrimage to the newly opened cafeteria, commented about its spaciousness, began the nightly habit of dropping over to the Oaks for a coke and a conversation. Our h ero took in his first horse opera of the season at the local cinema, got the first malt at Wayne ' s, and tiring of other amusements, adjourned to the abode for a big feed and bull session. He swapped stories of summer adventures ' till late into the night. And so the year of 1947-48 began. Page thirteen

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ke counieling Set-up under tlte direction of Jjean vJoltlnaer, assisted t u iVliSi oDorottiu Aones, was active in aidinq students to evatuate tlteir abilities tlirouqii extensive use of ttie testinq proqranu Page twelve

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lA e found our room, inei our roommate, iettled down Page fourteen