Manchester College - Aurora Yearbook (North Manchester, IN)

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Karen Shaw takes a TV break in Garver. A Cut A50VI: The Dest For the past 100 years Manchester College has been the home for the ea- ger and inquiring minds of students, a starting line in many lives. For others, Manchester represented a place to grow and learn — to find one ' s self. Still other students merely marked time until they were ready to experience the real world. In short, Manches- ter has touched many peo- ple in countless ways. Quarterback Mark Conrad fields the ball during a Spartan game against Aurora. naughty Edwina Richardson is not pay- ing attention during a lecture. Theme

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Ploelle Dulabaum unpacks the top of her car to get ready for another exciting year at Manchester. A Cut ABOVE The Dest A Cut ABOVE The Rest. The phrase sounds like a great theme idea, but what does it honestly mean? How can we apply it to Manchester college, or to the students here, or to the yearbook itself? Read on . . . The dictionary defines A cut above the rest as ' a de- gree better than all oth- ers. But does this have anything to do with Man- chester College? Yes. ' ' - ' -.ir. ' ■. ' ? f- ty ' j. - msamotmmmm Spirit shines in our Spartan mascot dur- ing homecoming. I enjoy being here, says Barbara Oros- shaus during the homecoming picnic lunch. A few of Ikenberry s guys assemble at the mall for a game of touch football.

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• Barbara Ehrhardt pauses in the Lower Union to read not one, but two, OaA Leaves newspa- pers. Roommates Ina Ctiandler and Vanessa Truss cuddle for a snapshot. Karen Shively, Cindy Lengel, Dennis Ward, Brian Proffitt, Barb QIassford, and Jim Bow- yer perform a climactic scene from The Foreigner. Theme