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Hanover College Triangle

Location

Hanover, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Apr 08, 1949

Page

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Six New Faculty Members Named by College President

President Albert G. Parker Jr announces six additions to the college faculty for next fall. Robert E. Bowers becomes associate professor of history after degrees at Chicago and Wisconsin and teaching in Milwaukee. Charles F. Fox to teach English and speech with past service in the Philippines and at Hanover. Garland D. Frazier named coach of football and basketball from Bicknell High School. Eva Logan Littell to manage Millis Hall dormitory with daughter Lucy in sophomore class. Leland W. Miles Jr named associate professor of English with degrees from Juanita College and UNC and Army service in China. Marjorie Yaple to teach English and speech after Wooster graduation.

Albert G. Parker, Jr Robert E. Bowers University of Chicago University of Wisconsin University of Wisconsin Extension Division Milwaukee Bowers Phi Beta Kappa Garland D. Frazier Bicknell Indiana Frazier Bicknell High School Millis Littell Eva Logan Littell Indianapolis Millis Hall Leland W. Miles, Jr Juanita College University of North Carolina Miles China Miss Yaple Marjorie Yaple College of Wooster Wooster Ohio

Watters Announces Try-outs For New Play Death Takes A Holiday

Watters announces try-outs for Death Takes A Holiday by Hanover Players. Auditions set for Monday afternoon in the Auditorium with May 27 and 28 performances. Cast readers may borrow the play from the library reserve room.

Watters Hanover Players Don A. Watters Alberto Cassella Walter Ferris

Seventy-Nine Ahead at Hanover Commencement 1949

Seventy-nine seniors will graduate from Hanover in the Class of 1949. Sixty-eight receive diplomas in June with eleven in August. Of the degrees, sixty-four are Bachelor of Arts and fifteen are Bachelor of Science. The roster lists majors across business, science, education, and liberal arts, including Amos, Bare, Baynes, Behrman, Blase, Bonsett, Bowden, Burchfield, Carr, Chandler, Clemmons, Conver, Douthitt, Dunstan, Eason, Elliott, Foley, Francisco, Garwood, Garwood, Gianotti, Graham, Gray, Hassfurder, Heck, Hooker.

Hanover Duane Douthitt John Dunstan Lois Eason Carter Elliott Roseanna Foley Martha Francisco Douglas Garwood Janet Garwood Eden Gianotti Rosamond Graham

Congratulations on Triangle's forty years of college reporting

The writer notes forty years of Triangle newspaper coverage, praising twenty years of service observed, commending recent staffs for stable judgment and constructive college relations, and expressing hope the good record continues as the paper's role remains a potential asset or liability depending on handling.

Triangle's First Editors Reflect On 40th Anniversary

Dear Editors recounts the Hanover College Triangle origin tale from 1909 with memories of the Press Club, early editors Karl Miller and W A Millis, and the plan to publish a weekly college paper. The piece notes family ties and the drive to reach 150 alumni subscriptions as the paper began.

Hanover College Triangle Sound Mills-McCracken Hanover College Triangle Rotary Prof. Tyler Press Club Fred Millis Fred Karl P. Miller Buford Tyler

Hanover Choral Festival Returns With Area School Ensembles

Hanover hosts the Fourth Annual Spring Choral Festival Sunday at 4 30 PM in the college auditorium. Music Department sponsors high school choirs from Hanover Madison Silver Creek and Versailles along with the college choir directed by Mr Hatch and guest conductor Mr Blanning. Jodella Doll accompanies. Organist Kenneth Tewell and cornetist Ferdinand Avril perform.

College Hanover Madison Silver Creek Versailles Hatch Mr. Blanning Jodella Doll Kenneth Tewell Ferdinand Avril Cornetist

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