The College Store Publicity for Spring Hosiery and Stationery
The College Store promotes Vision nylons at 1.25 per pair in 51 gauge 15 denier, with new spring colors and extended wear. Also advertised is RYTEX TWEED WEAVE Printed Stationery on sale in April with Double the Usual Quantity, offering 200 sheets or 100 envelopes for 1.50 plus customized name and address imprint.
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Vision Nylons
Rytex Tweedweave
Graduating seniors listed by majors and names
The page lists graduates by major and student name including Mary Lou Morris physical education Donald Mount business administration Charles Murphy physical education and many others across English biology history and more. Also notes Panther Prattle on baseball postponements intramural softball results and Hanover tennis progress with Dick Miceli new sports editor and visiting Kentucky coach Bill Spivey sighting.
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Ucation
Mary Lou Morris
Donald Mount
Charles Murphy
Harriet Nay
Richard Neal
Harrison Neal
Charles Neff
Russell Owens
Clifford Potter
Patricia Paul
James Peterson
Howard Pipher
Suzanne Rankin
Duane Ratz
Philip Records
Martha Reynolds
Alice Richardson
Richard Ring
Nancy Robinson
Ralph Robison
Ernest L. Rogers
Lee W. Rogers
Russell Rogers
William Rogers
Dorothy Rose
William Ross
Joan Ross
Eunice Sanders
Frances Schaefer
Mary Schureman
Merrill Scott
John Seli
Cecil Tague
Barbara Taylor
William Taylor
Kenneth Tewell
Howard Treesh
Wade Trimbur
Gerald Ulrich
Joseph Vermilya
John Weiss
Dallas Whitaker
David Will
Jack Williams
Theodore Winkel
Robert Wood
Lauren Black
William Bolton
Mary Combs
Gordon Dummett
Jeraldine Ewing
Michael Hafenbride
Jerry Gray
Robert Kennedy
Gordon Miller
John Richert
James Selig
Hanover Tennis Opens 1950 With Victory Over Earlham
Hanover's tennis team opened the 1950 season with a 6-1 win over Earlham in Richmond. Tom Smith won at No 1 singles 6-3 6-3, Bill Taylor lost 6-3 6-3, and Jim Campbell, Dick Wardell, and Dave Hacker swept their singles, with Smith and Taylor taking the No 1 doubles 7-5 6-1. Campbell-Wardell won 7-9 6-3 6-2 in No 2 doubles drives, as Hanover prepared for Indiana Central on April 21 at 3 p.m.
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Earlham
Quakers
Panthers
Hanover
Quaker
Jim Campbell
Bill Taylor
Tom Smith
Dick Wardell
Dave Hacker
Donner Hall
Richmond
Hugh Cronister
Pat Lum
Smith
Taylor
Campbell
Wardell
Panthermen
Panther
Indiana Central
Greyhounds
McKinney
Golf Team Readies for First Dual Meet
The Madison Country Club golf squad remains inactive with spring underway as spring sport. Veterans Phil Cordes Fidel Coup and Bob Horn anchor the group with first year players Jack Clagett Darrell McFall Richard Kirkpatrick Robert Kirkpatrick and John Smith showing promising swings. Six players will be selected for the April 21 duel at Canterbury against the Knights.
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Madison Country Club
Phil Cordesfidel
Bob Horn
Jack Clagett
Darrell McFall
Richard
Robert Kirkpatrick
John Smith
Canterbury
Knights
The More He Knows, The More He Proclaims It
A wry proverb notes that ignorance breeds eagerness to boast. The less a man understands, the more he seeks to display certainty to any listener.
Volleyball Race Involves Fijis and Lambda Chis
After a 12 day lay-off, a five game schedule returned volleyball action. Only three matches were played due to forfeits. Lambda Chi and Betas split in A league. Phi Gams swept Unorganized. Forfeits by Independents and other holdovers kept key matchups off schedule. Championship clash Lambda Chi Phi Gam was postponed because of the Evansville track meet.
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Lambda Chi Alpha
Sigma Chis
Sigs
Mel Coup
Cece Tague
Lambda Chis
Beta Theta Pi
Bill Taylor
Betas
Coup
Sigma Chi Crew
Phi Gams
Lambda Chi
Phis
Sigma Chi
Beta
Phi Delts
Evansville
Door of Opportunity Opens for Those with Push
The phrase highlights how opportunity favors those who show strong intellect and proactive drive, suggesting success comes from persistent effort and mental agility rather than luck alone. It emphasizes personal initiative and continuous learning as key factors in advancing.
Panthers place second in Evansville track meet
Indiana State won with 72 5/6 points, Hanover second at 63 1/3, host Evansville last. Hanover stars included Warren Guthrie with 12 1/3 points and four firsts plus two ties, Fred Williams winning the 100 yd dash in 10.8, Bob Shelburne 220 yd dash in 24.0, and Tom Foreman 2 mile in 11:07. Freshmen like Shelburne Fisher Main also contributed as Hanover prepares for a dual meet with Louisville next Tuesday at Morgan Field.
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Evansville
Indiana State
Panthers
Frazier
Warren Guthrie
State
Hamerick
Guthrie
Fred Williams
Bob Shelburne
Tom Foreman
Shelburne
Frank Fisher
Keith Main
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University of Louisville
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Hauck
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Barbour
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Pyle
Mann
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Green
Pelicy
True
Briscoe
Wailly
Southwood
Modberowski
Dickerson
Lutz
Foreman
Polson
Pack
Canon
Moorhead
Rogers
Jack Beardsley
Riley
Hartman
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