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AURORA 1 980-8 1 Manchester College Volume 86 North Manchester, Indiana 46962 Title page 1
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People • Places • Things • People • Places • Things So much can happen in nine months at home and abroad. When fall term started last September, Jimmy Carter was still President, and it was nearing a year ' s time that the hostages had been held captive in Iran. Here at Manchester, Bill Jones was the Community Council presi- dent, there was grass where the new gym now stands, and students had never heard of David Stockman ' s budget cuts. When the smoke cleared after the November 1 980 presidental election, Ronald Reagan came out the victor. A close race was predicted, but it turned out to be an easy victory for the ex-actor Reagan. The American people were clearly ready for a change, and within a month after President Reagan officially took office they were confronted with Reagan ' s New Economic Plan. The economic plan was devised by Reagan ' s right-hand man, David Stockman, who is the director of the Office of Management and Budget. Reagan ' s New Economic Plan calls for drastic budget reductions for the cities, for the public school systems, for social security, and . . . GASP! OH NO! . . . financial aid. In response to the financial aid cuts, Manchester College sponsored a campus-wide letter writing cam- paign. All students were urged to write their senators asking for increased state funds for financial aid, and many students were happy to oblige. Manchester College students also kept in the trend of change by voting Mistie Tomlinson the first woman Community Council president. Miss Tomlinson, who received 60 percent of the popular vote, put rewriting the Community Council constitution as her top priority. Miss Tomlinson also served as chairman of a coffeehouse planning committee. This committee is currently supervising the remodel- ing of three basement rooms in Oak- wood Residence Hall for use as a student, staff, and faculty coffee- house next year. A. Blair Helman celebrated his 25th anniversary as President of Manchester College this year. Man- chester students showed their grati- fication during one of the Monday morning convocations. The first day of May Day week was also dedicated to President Helman, and was dub- bed A. Blair Day. Juniors Kim Moyer and Jim Martin stop to talk on the snowy sidewalks in front of the gym. Coeds play Ha Ha in Oakwood. 2 Opening
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