Manchester College - Aurora Yearbook (North Manchester, IN)

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fellowship. . . across tables. . . in the cafeteria dining hall . . . Oaks twelve

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® HE afternoon brought a contest between the Spartan spunk and the winning streak of the Hanover Hilltoppers. W e helped them to continue that record, but the MC spirit still soared. A College Daze banquet in the evening topped with the antics of Elwood P. Dowd and Harvey, gave a happy ending to Homecoming of 1953. Happy, satisfied alumni traveled back to their homes — close by in Indiana, or maybe in Illinois, Ohio, or Michigan — grateful to the entire campus for making this truly a day to renew those cherished memories of MC. College Daze banquet We ' re expectin ' to win Browne calls a formation First prize for Mu Pi Sigma

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The Oaks -9:35 P.M. ' 01 Open for business OME on over for a cup of coffee. These words are familiar ones after a late debate, a long exam, a basketball game, or a session of studying in the library. Where do we go? Why, to the Oaks of course! Thanks to the 1952-1953 Community Council, which gave $1000 toward the project, and campus community members who are raising the needed balance, the Oaks is becoming more than just a place to get a snack. It is on its way toward a face lifting, complete with recreation facilities and lounge chairs. Truly the Oaks is a place of fun and fellowship, providing us with many memories of four enjoyable years at MC. thirteen