Identifier: aurora1920manc (find matches)
Title: Aurora
Year: 1920 (1920s)
Authors: Manchester College (North Manchester, Ind.)
Subjects: Manchester College (North Manchester, Ind.) Universities and colleges College yearbooks
Publisher: (North Manchester, Ind. : The College)
Contributing Library: Allen County Public Library Genealogy Center
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ion to the books already on hand. Each year a number of ncAv booksare added. Bound volumes of many of the best magazines are being collected.At present the library consists of about 5000 bound volumes. Museum. For a number of years the College has been collecting a ^Museum. The col-lection Avas formerly placed on the second floor of the Science Hall. Sincethe building of the Science Hall the collection has been kept on the third floorof that building. The collection already made is prized very highly and represents valuablespecimens in geology, minerology, ores, fossils, marbles, corals, aichaelogicalspecimens, marine shells, some textile fabrics, ornaments, Aveapons, lieatlienidols, and miscellaneous articles from various fields. A good beginning has Pag-e 67) been made with a collection of mounted birds. Various friends of the Collegehave remembered the school very kindly and have sent their contribution ofspecimens. The donations all bear the donors name and are properly re-corded.
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(Pag-e 1910-1920 A visit by Charles Morris, a former Adelphian, was paid us dui-inj^ tliefall term, and with a heart full of grace, he addressed the societv-.—CollegeBulletin, Dec. 1910. To provide for the advanced students, classes in college history and col-lege mathematics have been maintained. Messrs. Schwalm, Shultz, Strickler,and Boyer have established new records for the amount and high chai-acter ofthe work done in these classes.—College Bulletin, August 1910. The Lincoln Literary Society has chosen as her next president Oscar Win-ger and as vice-president, Lofa Eikenberry.—College Bulletin, Feb. 1911. The parlor of the Young Mens Hall has been repapered at the expense ofBrethren Coppock and Studebaker. In the last issue of the Bulletin we spokeof the lecture given free by Hon. John B. Stoll of South Bnd. From the pro-ceeds of this lecture the chapel was papered and put in an inviting condi-tion. —College Bulletin, 1911. Some v/ondered why President E. C. Bixler was in

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