Glee Club Tours Indiana and Illinois in Spring Run
The Hanover Glee Club completed a nine day tour visiting Columbus Brownstown Petersburg Vincennes Washington Linton Paris Danville Peru Amboy and Marion. They received strong audience reception at each stop with praise for the program and performances. Alumni Rev G H Simonson and Rev C A Adams attended the Danville dinner. The group resumed college work in Hanover after a well received finale at Marion.
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Glee Club
Hanover
Tuesder
Indiana
Ilinois
First Presbyterian Church of
Historie
Vincennes
First Christian Church of
Elk’s Hall
Danville
Illinois
Tite
G. H. Simonson
C. A.‘Adams
Peru
Amboy
Marion
First Presbyterian Church
Columbus
Franklin College Glee Club
Atter
Women Lead Men in Winter Term Grade Honors
The winter term report shows women leading in grades with Alpha Delta Pi at top among sororities. The overall school average drops to 8.68 from the fall term by .10, while the highest individual grade reaches 9.78. Non fraternity women outperform non fraternity men and fraternity women exceed fraternity men in averages.
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Aie
Alpha. Delta Pi
Es Sorority
Allison
Alpha-Delta Pi
Phi Gamma Delta
Phi Mu
Theta
Delta Sigma
Phi Delta Theta
Theta Pi
Chi
Ira Allison
Janette Culbertson
Ens Roberts
En Culbertson
Rut . Dwyer
Nina Maudpeek
Mabel Burdsall
Sadie Gilchrist
Fried
Berton
Gravens Coaches Successful Year at Martinsville High
Elmer Cravens, class of 1914, guided Martinsville High School to a sectional tournament victory over Manual Training of Indianapolis 29 19. In the state tournament at Bloomington the team reached the semifinals before losing to Jefferson High School of Lafayette 29 19. Cravens credits improving play to his assistant known as Shorty.
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Elmer Cravens
Martinsville
Bloomington
Jefferson High School
LaFayette
Manual Training
Indianapolis
Cravens
Shorty
Hanover Man Is Honored by Long Career at Kentucky University
Dr. James K. Patterson aged eighty four on the 26th of Psutaem is praised as the Grand Old Man of the University of Kentucky. The tribute from Andrew Carnegie honors his presidency, longevity, and steady leadership through distress, noting Patterson’s Hanover College education and later doctorates.
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James K. Patterson
University of Kentucky
Kentucky University
Andrew Carnegie
Harvard
Yale
Cornell
Williams
Marshall
Scott
Patterson
James Kennedy Patterson
Kentucky State University
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