Manchester College - Aurora Yearbook (North Manchester, IN)

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STUDENT LIFE i Canoeing at Camp Mack Entertaining open houses Dancing in the Union . . . Watching the rain on Homecoming morning . . . Capturing the Magic of Masquerade . . . Jamming at the air band contests . . . Running in the Frost Trot . . . Counting down to Spring Break Impressing your siblings during Bro Sis weekend . . . Being on time for convos . . . Taking a break during May Day week . . . Anxiously awaiting Graduation » — »yy, 10 — Student Life Division

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I Making The Grade Nanci Stickel and Patti Bickel didn ' t realize they had to help Marjo Roseberry and Do- reen Smith move an entire busload. Using the picnic tables in the U, East Hall residents enjoy studying outdoors. Manchester students spend their college careers trying to make the grade — not only through classes, but also through athletics, religious life, and friendships. Students work hard in their majors and gain confidence in themselves through classroom exper- iences and field placement. MC students strive for suc- cess. Success can be defined or achieved in many ways. For some, success is gained by winning the big game, or finally making a computer project work. For others, success is making lifetime friends or landing a presti- gious job in their field. Peo- ple who come to Manches- ter definitely learn how to make the grade. They may show it by spending hours at practices, staying up late to meet a deadline, or protest- ing for peace. The attitudes at Manchester reflect confi- dence, and it ' s the attitudes that really make a differ- ence. — Theme

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