College Group Tours Washington On 1 400 Mile Educational Trip
A 30 student spring break tour organized by Dr Leonard J Kramer traveled 1400 miles to Washington Annapolis Mt Vernon and several monuments and institutions. Highlights included visits to Earl Wilsons office embassy Row cherry blossoms and a Federal Bureau of Investigation tour with Library of Congress guides.
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Hanover College
Leonard J. Kramer
Washington
D. C
Annapolis
Mt. Vernon
Gettysburg
Pennsylvania
Earl Wilson
Congress
Indiana
House Committee On Postal Service
House
House of Representatives
Senate
Embassy Row
Washington Post
Hanover
Washington Monument
Jefferson and
Lincoln
Bureau of Printing and Engraving
Arlington Cemetery
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Library of Congress
National Museum of A
Supreme Court
Smithsonian Institute
Arts and Science Building
National Museum
Naval Academy
William T. Lockridge
Madison
Dick Oberlin Speaks to 75 at College Auditorium
An audience of about 75 heard Dick Oberlin discuss international national and Louisville area issues. He stressed his free enterprise theory and announced a WHAS forum on Sunday April 17 with Emil Schram and others to debate Is Free Enterprise Dead.
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Dick Oberlin
Oberlin
Louisville
WHAS
Emil Schram
New York Stock Exchange
K P Miller Recalls College Paper Roots and Founders
The reminiscence lists early organizers including Fred Millis Hugh Marble and J B as pivotal figures. It praises the college paper idea and notes a culture of shared credit with charter members to receive complimentary copies, signaling confidence in the project’s future.
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Fred
Fred Millis
Austin Takes Part In Spring Conference
Austin joins the spring conference of business teachers and school administrators held at Hanover College last Saturday. The event was sponsored jointly by Indiana University and other organizers.
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Austin
Hanover
Indiana University
Stanton's Ad Marks Forty Years in Triangle
The Triangle notes Stanton's as the sole local advertiser in its first 1909 issue, highlighting forty years of continuous publication and their longstanding presence in the community.
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The
Triangle
Stanton’s
Hanover Hosts Conference On Business Education Program
Professor Ronald Austin of Hanover presided as host and presented in business education. Professor H. G. Enterline of Indiana University demonstrated visual aids. Six colleges and universities were represented.
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Hanover
Ronald Austin
H. G. Enterline
Indiana University
Lambda Chi Meet At Purdue Draws Delegates
Howard Pipher and Bill Stedman of Theta Zeta Lambda Chi Alpha attended the Mid Western Area Conclave at Purdue University West Lafayette on April 13. The three day meeting covered fraternity life topics and featured speakers Houston Karnes and W Gibb at a banquet. A dance at the Purdue chapter house closed the conclave with eighty sorority girls as dates for eighty delegates.
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Howard Pipher
Bill Stedman
Theta Zeta Chapter
Lambda Chi Alpha Fraternity
Purdue University
West Lafayette
Houston T. Karnes
W. Kenneth Gibb
Purdue
Spring Breeze Column Dares Rusty Shoes Romance
The Spring Breeze column teases Rusty’s yellow suede shoes and bold dating scenes with Nettie and Mr Herwig, Scotty and Marge as vivid examples of romance and its consequences. The writer hints at a longer piece but signs off due to limited space.
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Rusty
Nettie
Mr. Herwig
Scotty
Marge
Professor’s Preservatives Chat Sparks Bold Comment
A chemistry professor explains preservatives to a coed in class, saying paint acts as a preservative and joking that she may live longer than her husband. The remark, reported in The Daily Texan, draws attention to campus discourse.
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Daily Texan
Emerson on Books as Helpful and Harmful
The quote reflects on books as the best things when well used and abused, among the worst when misused, conveying a nuanced view attributed to Ralph Waldo Emerson.
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Emerson
Friday Night Film Series To Be Sponsored By Council
The Student Council plans Friday night film showings in the college auditorium as an extra recreational program. A committee led by Carolyn Sharp Lois Eason and Doug Garwood will curate old Hollywood features and select foreign films not widely shown here. Admission will cost about twenty five cents to cover running costs, with the council subsidizing any deficit. Two screenings are planned this spring and future offerings depend on student response. Open to students faculty and community members.
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Carolyn Sharp
Lois Eason
Doug Garwood
Chorus to Sing The Crucifixion by Stainer at Assembly
The college chorus will present The Crucifixion a meditation on the Sacred Passion by Sir John Stainer next Friday morning at assembly. The Introit will be chanted by the chorus followed by the Crucifixion with bass and tenor solos. Benediction will be the hymn O Sacred Head with soloists Byron Haines John Borneman and Bob Richards. Supporting performers include Andy Hauck Lance Deer Dale Krauss Richard Anderson and Angus Washburn. Frank Blanning directs the chorus Carol Moir accompanies on the new Skinner organ.
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John Stainer
Colgee
Byron Haines
John Borneman
Bob Richards
Andy Hauck
Lance Deer
Dale Krauss
Richard Anderson
Angus Washburn
Frank Blanning
Carol Moir
Language Clubs Entertain At Lynn Tonight
Three floor shows unfold at Woods Field House with the Strumpfe-Rhumba Internationale. Language clubs present skits and join in singing La Marseillaise La Cucaracha and Du Du Liegst Mir im Herzen. A Spanish French and German committee organizes a sock hop with Dick Miceli as chair and Flossie Wishard Andy Pelham Anne Wiles Don Rogers and Joey Pittenger part of the planning group.
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Woods Field House
Dick Miceli
Flossie Wishard
Andy Pelham
Anne Wiles
Don Rogers
Joey Pittenger
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Fountain Service
K. P. Miller
Hugh Marble
Abby
Hugh
Russ Nowlin
John Allison
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K. P
Harry Weeks
Harry
Archie Priest
R. F. Davis
Temple Holcroft
Diggest
Wilberding
Optometrist
ICOAC
Iness
A. Stanton
Shoeists
Karl Palmer Miller
Shoe Service
W. Main St
Geo. Whittake
Madison, Ind
Pipher
Steadman
Lambda Chi
Rexall Drug Store
East Main St
Lynn
Jewelers
Mulberry Street
Rings
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