Tentative Cast Named for Death Takes A Holiday
Hanover Players announce a tentative three act cast for Death Takes A Holiday to be staged May 27 and 28 in the Auditorium. Not all roles are filled with Baron Cesarea Eric Fenton and Major Whitread still to be assigned while Al Boyer serves as assistant director.
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Don A. Watters
Hanover Players
Corrado Pete Eta Baler
James Stuckey
Grazia
Prince Sirki
Ocape
Jane Houghton
Bill Young
Whitread
Baron Cesarea
Eric Fenton
Major Whitread
Boyer
al Boyer
Watters
Wilma Miller Visits Hanover on Leave of Absence
Miss Wilma K. Miller, professor of physical education at Hanover, visited the campus Wednesday and Thursday this week. She is on a leave of absence and is attending Indiana University while pursuing her Ph D.
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Wilma Miller
Hanover
Wilma K. Miller
Miss Miller
Indiana University
May 20 Designated Hill Thoughts Day at Hanover
Charles Cleaver announced Hill Thoughts staff will designate May 20 as H T Day in Hanover. Copies of the literary anthology will be sold for 35 cents with subscriptions handled by Nancy Robinson. Original student drawings will feature in the 1949 edition and tomorrow is the final date for prose or poetry submissions.
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Hanover
Hill Thoughts
Job Outlook Handbook Shows Limited Early Prospects for Youth
A 454 page Occupational Outlook Handbook from the Bureau of Labor Statistics under the U S Department of Labor finds young people face scarce opportunities in careers like piloting, journalism, and FBI work, while fields such as physician teaching and library science offer brighter prospects. It details job outlooks, training needs, earnings, and working conditions for 288 occupations, with annual updates and public availability at $1.75 from the Government Printing Office.
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Veterans Administration
Bureau of Labor Statistics
U. S. Department of Labor
Modern Dancers Prepare Program For Next Month
A Modern Dance program will be presented in the college Auditorium on Friday May 6. The program opens with an ancient sacrificial dance and proceeds through a modern sequence culminating in Slaughter on Tenth Avenue. A number set to An American in Paris features an awe struck visitor in a large foreign city. A study of racial prejudice will be performed to Old Man River with adapted lyrics by Miss Mary Louise Fitton.
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Tenth Avenue
Paris
Old Man River
Mary Louise Fitton
Revonah Pictures Set For Monday Fraternity Photos
Dunstan announces Revonah Pictures for Monday April 18 with formal group portraits at multiple locations including Alpha Delta Pi Phi Mu Choir Phi Delta Theta Lambda Chi Alpha Beta Theta Pi Independent Women and Independent Men. Alterations arranged through John Dunstan.
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Revonah
Eldridge Outlines Atlantic Treaty at Forum
James Eldridge told about 135 listeners at the Auditorium that extreme leftists and rightists share a common outlook. He spoke on the North Atlantic Treaty with emphasis on the European Recovery Program and the treaty background. Miss Barbara Trabue introduced him as a Political Affairs Forum committee member.
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James Eldridge
Mr. Eldridge
Barbara Trabue
Hanover Women On The Loose Men Prepare for Co Ed Week
Hanover announces Co ed week starting Monday the 18th and concludes with the annual co ed dance Saturday night April 23 at Woods Field House. Sponsored by Donner Hall Dormitory Council to reflect unorganized girls representation with Mary Louise Nicholson as president. Freshman study hours apply 4 30 to 7 30 and dates may be called only to fraternity house front doors.
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Hanover
Woods Field House
Fraternity
Point House
Two Deans Attend Chicago Meetings
Dr. Dorothy S Bucks will attend the National Association of Deans of Women next week. The convention will be at the Stevens Hotel in Chicago with joint meetings of several guidance and personnel groups. Dr. E Mowbray Tate of Hanover College has been in Chicago this week for a related national meeting of college deans and administrators.
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Dorothy S. Bucks
National Association of Deans of Women
Stevens Hotel
Chicago
Council of Guidance and Personnel Association
American College Personnel Association
Alliance For Guidance of Rural Youth
National Vocational Guidance Association
E. Mowbray Tate
Hanover College
Chiago
Sunrise Services By SCA At Presbyterian Church
The SCA schedules a 7 a m Easter sunrise worship at the Point with plans to move indoors if weather fails. Dr and Mrs Parker invite attendees to breakfast at their home after the service. The Reverend John N Fox presided over the SCA officers and cabinet installation Sunday evening with a brief talk.
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Presbyterian Church
Parker
John N. Fox
Fame and Fortune Awaits Contest Winners to Tune of $100,000
National Fine Arts Award draws heavy entries from college towns with 23,000 manuscripts in New York figures. Berkeley ranks second due to UC Berkeley, while Burlington, Vermont, rests in tenth. Contest treats entrants anonymously by number, not name. Broadway hits from Yale and Princeton campus shows illustrate college success.
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New York
Berkeley
California
University of California
University of Vermont
Burlington
Gil
Yale
Times Square
Rho Officers Install APG At Oakland City
Four members of Rho chapter of Alpha Phi Gamma installed the Beta Alpha chapter at Oakland City College last Sunday afternoon at Wheatley Hall. Ten students and one faculty member became charter members. installation was conducted by Miss Mary Louise Fitton Professor Frank S. Baker Jane Kemp and Jim McCracken. A reception followed the ceremony.
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Rho
Oakland City
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Warren K. Layton
Division of Guidance
Detroit Public Schools
Joan Russ
Roseanna Foley
Doris Craig
Phyllis Garriott
Jane Fash
Mary Schureman
Miss Verstegen
Miss Quon
Dunstan
Revonah Pictures
Alpha Delta Pi
Phi Mu
Phi Delta Theta
Lambda Chi Alpha
Beta Theta Pi
John Dunstan
Eldridge
Theo
Donner Hall
Panhel
Lenic Council
Coun
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Mary Louise Nicholson
Donner, Parkers
Alpha Delta Pi House
Sutherland’s
SCA
Princeton
Rho Chapter
Alpha Phi Gamma
Wheatley Hall
Mary Louise
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