Hanover College Students Favor Honor System Poll
A Hanover College assembly revealed 70.2 percent favor establishing an honor system. Of 509 votes on testing honesty under such a system 71.5 percent said yes, and 70.2 percent supported establishing the system, with a round-table discussion by students Joe Brownrigg Lois Butterfield and Jim Beardsley.
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Hanover
Charles Cleaver
Hanover College
Cleaver
John Yarnelle
Joe Brownrigg
Lois Butterfield
Jim Beardsley
Huntington Hi Y hears Dr Bucks at father daughter banquet
Dr Dorothy S Bucks spoke at Huntington High School Father-Daughter banquet hosted by the Tri-Hi-Y Club Wednesday night. She also addressed students Thursday morning, remarking on the classroom board as she concluded.
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Huntington
Dr. Bucks
Dorothy S. Bucks
Huntington High
Four APG Members Install Beta Alpha Chapter at Oakland City
Four Alpha Phi Gamma members will install the newly chartered Beta Alpha chapter at Oakland City College Sunday afternoon. The Oakland City chapter arose from Rho chapter efforts this year, with installation by Frank S. Baker, Miss Mary Louise Fitton, Jane Kemp, and Jim McCracken, all prominent APG officers.
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APG
Oakland City
Alpha Phi Gamma
Beta Alpha
Oakland City College
Rho
Indiana State Teachers’ College
Terre Haute
Beta Alpha Chapter
Frank S. Baker
Mary Louise Fitton
Jane Kemp
Jim McCracken
Alpha Phi Gammon
Hanover and Hanoverians in 1949 publications
Wide distribution pieces discuss Hanover in multiple outlets. Articles cite Mrs. Parker on Mach College as a favorite and Dr. Bailey on Sheldon Jackson as a frontier missionary dynamo. Louisville Courier-Journal Magazine covers a Vocational Workshop project by the Sales Executives Council and Youth Council of the Todd-Dickey Rural Training Parish.
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Mach College
Albert G. Parker
Outreach
Presbyterian Boards of National and Foreign Missions and
Christian Education
Hanover
Sheldon Jackson
Alvin K. Bailey
Journal
The
Presbyterian Historical Society
West
Alaska
Bailey
Louisville ‘Courier-Journal
Sales Executives Council
Louisville Board of Trade
Youth Council
Todd-Dickey Rural Training Parish
George Zgirkle
Num
High School Vocational Plan Details Highlighted
The article discusses nearby high schools and counseling for students. It shows James Peterson advising a high school senior on vocations and Hanover 1941 principal James C. Taflinger with Charlestown High School leaders discussing the plan.
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Ber
James Peterson
James C. Taflinger
Hanover
Charlestown
Rec Juke Box Dazzles at Son Bowl With Vast Song List
Spectators marvel at the new mechanical juke box in the Son Bowl. It plays one hundred records, offers six plays for a quarter, and requires two button pushes a nickel and a short prayer to operate.
Triangle staff meeting announced for Monday at 3
All reporters editors circulation staff and faculty advisers are called to a staff meeting Monday afternoon at 3 in room 102 Classic Hall.
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Triangle
Classic Hall
No one is exempt from talking nonsense quote
A Montaigne maxim notes that no one is exempt from nonsense but laments the misfortune of doing so solemnly. The quote reflects on vanity and seriousness in speech.
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Montaigne
Westington Attends Language Confab
Dr. Mars M. Westington head of the department of Classical Languages and Literature attended the University of Kentucky Foreign Language Conference in Lexington. The three day program drew educators from twenty three states and Canada with over ninety papers presented and more than three hundred attendees. Westington served as master of ceremonies at the subscription dinner Friday night.
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Mars M. Westington
University of Kentucky
Lexington
Kentucky
States
Dominion of Canada
Westington
Summer School Plans Outlined For Vets
Veterans planning to attend summer school under the G I Bill should act now to secure VA certificates of eligibility. Current students must obtain supplemental certificates to switch schools or courses, while those with unused pre 1948 certificates should exchange for the new type if attending this summer. New applicants should file at their VA office and send forms to the VA regional office in Indianapolis. Make the most of yourself.
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Veterans Administration
G. I. Bill
Indianapolis
Bird Club at Hanover Sparks Student Interest
A 1910 note praises Hanover's bird club as a commendable movement likely to stimulate student interest in ornithology. The April 6 entry underscores college students gaining valuable lore through organized study and field exposure.
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Hanover
History professor grades by weigh and a Coke gamble
A sophomore inserts a prank in a report claiming a Coke reward if read. The professor responds with a note asking if 4 30 this afternoon is okay, implying the attempt to game the grading by a scale.
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