Orphan Girl Cast Listed By Dunlap
Hanover Players announce the cast for the Nelms play Only An Orphan Girl to be staged May 26 27 and June 10 in the Auditorium Cast includes Letitia Rhodes Ruth Murphy Janet Thompson and Dick Rutherford Nellie the Orphan Girl Ethel Rutherford Mrs Perkins Geni Maxwell and Carolyn Bibb lead a larger ensemble The production crew is named with Florence Wishard Norman Willey Steve Osborn George Haley Louis French Norma Brackett Howard Pipher Jo Ann McKinley Jeanne Smith Bob Gabriel and others to follow in staging work
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Hanover Players
J. F. Dunlap
Arthur Rutherford
Bill Read
Dick Perkins
Paul Ratz
Swein Perkins
Dick Hurst
Nellie
Letitia Rhodes
Ethel Rutherford
Ruth Murphy
Perkins
Geni Maxwell
Appleby
Carolyn Bibb
Lucy
Janet Thompson
Dunlap
Florence Wishard
Norman Willey
Steve Osborn
George Haley
Louis French
Norma Brackett
Howard Pipher
Jo- Ann McKinley
Jeanne Smith
Bob Gabriel
Jean Lewis
Peggy Burke
Martha Lind
Paul Kennedy
Amy Anderson
Violet Andrew
Derived Sciences Featured in Next Week Assemblies
Assemblies will feature botany biology and zoology with talks by Professors James H Maysilles Grant T Wickwire and J Daniel Webster. Maysilles on Travels of a Botanist illustrated by a movie Wickwire on The Wickwires In Idaho with wilderness life deputy sheriff career and crime pursuit supported by animal slides and scenery Webster on Singing Birds with bird call records aided by Bob Rice and Professor Joseph L Hyatt. Hanover College Band directed by W Maxwell Poland performs Friday with a varied program and four program chairmen listed for the week.
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James H. Maysilles
Grant T. Wickwire
J. Daniel Webster
Dr. Webster
Bob Rice
Joseph L. Hyatt
Hanover College
W. Maxwell Poland
Brahms
Guy Andress
Ed Steiner
Ralph Anderson
Jeraldine Horn
Fifteen Social Scientists to Join Pi Gamma Mu
Fifteen students will become members of Pi Gamma Mu a national honorary social science fraternity at a Barn Cafe Madison dinner meeting. Robert D Seltzer vice chancellor and Indiana State Teachers College political science professor Terre Haute will address the group. Seniors to join include Jack Clagett Sam Decker Bob Frederick Tom Goins Betty Hoagland Kathleen Hill Dick Miller Clifford Potter and Mary Swartz. Juniors initiated are Dave Copeland Joyce Holst Dotty Johnson John Matthew Rachel Matthew and Ed Winter.
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Pi Gamma Mu
Barn Cafe
Madison
Robert D. Seltzer
Indiana State Teachers College
Terre Haute
PGM
Jack Clagett
Sam Decker
Bob Frederick
Tom Goins
Betty Hoagland
Kathleen Hill
Dick Miller
Clifford Potter
Mary Swartz
Dave Copeland
Joyce Holst
Dotty Johnson
John Matthew
Rachel Matthew
Ed Winter
Church-Community Confab Scheduled
Presbyterian ministers and laymen from churches within a 75 mile radius of Hanover will meet here on Wednesday May 10 for a conference on The Church and the Community. The program covers Your Church and Education for Family Living, Your Church and The Uses of Leisure, and Your Church and Community Cooperation and Development. Discussion leaders include Rev O F Hall Dr Walter L Stone and Dr Charles B Swartz. Luncheon will be at Hanover Presbyterian Church. Planning committee includes Albert G Parker Jr Walter L Stone Charles B Swartz Rev John N Fox Rev David Hancock Rev F M Templin and Rev J E Sparks.
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Presbyterian
Hanover
O. F. Hall
Walter L. Stone
Charles B. Swartz
Hanover Presbyterian Church
Albert G. Parker, Jr
John N. Fox
David Hancock
F. M. Templin
J. E. Sparks
Recital by Frank Bohnhorst in Auditorium Sunday
Professor of organ Frank Bohnhorst will present a recital on the three manual Aeolian Skinner organ in the Auditorium at 4:00 p m Sunday. It is the sixth in the Music Appreciation Club series and features works by Bach Haydn Donovan Hassler Sweelinck Scheidt Walther and Jongen. Bohnhorst has performed in major cities and will play a Te Deum recently awarded to him by Illinois Wesleyan as part of the centennial year celebration.
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Frank Bohnhorst
Music Appreciation Club
Bach
Haydn
Donavan
Hassler
Sweelinck
Scheidt
Walther
Jongen
Bohnhorst
New York City
Chicago
Akron
Youngstown
Illinois Wesleyan
Bloomington
Illinois
Music Appreciation Club to Attend Bohnhorst Recital
The Music Appreciation Club will meet Sunday afternoon April 23 at 4 00 pm in the College Auditorium. Members are invited to attend Professor Frank Bohnhorst's organ recital.
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Frank Bohnhorst
Faculty Follies Preview Sparks Coffe Hour Sparks
Roving reporter gathers bite sized quotes from Coy faculty about tonight’s production The Importance of Being Eager. Commentators joke about stage crowd control applause secrecy and international lectures while noting injuries and hints of backstage intrigues. Tonight’s show promises peachy tones and lively mischief.
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Miles
Dean Bucks
Mapother Address Scheduled For PAF
John R. Mapother a political analyst on leave from Bavaria’s Office of the Land Commissioner speaks on German political problems at the Public Affairs Forum Wednesday night at 8:00. He has worked for the U S government in Germany for three years and will discuss proportional elections and democracy before returning to duties. Questions invited at the end.
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John R. Mapother
Office of the Land Commissioner For
Bavaria
Mapother
United States
Germany
Law Professor to Hold Student Conferences on Campus
Indiana University law professor Val Nolan Jr. will visit campus Monday April 24 for personal conferences with students considering law. Conferences are planned in the faculty lounge Classic Hall. Students should book appointments with Dr. Leonard Kramer.
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Val Nolan, Jr
Indiana University
Nolan
Leonard Kramer
Pan-Linguist Club Celebrates Pan American Day
The Pan-Linguist Club met last Thursday at the Phi Mu Lodge to honor Pan American Day on April 14. Dorothy Diggs led the program promoting good neighbor relations between North and South America. A discussion planned a future movie to benefit the D. P. Student Fund. next meeting set for May 4.
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Phi Mu Lodge
Dorothy Diggs
North
South America
D. P
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Noted Commentator Slated For May 12
Clifton M. Utley noted commentator and reporter will be the main speaker of the Public Affairs Institute on May 12, announced by Dr. Leonard Kramer. Utley will address at 8:00 p.m. in the college Auditorium and has a long career in Chicago media and international affairs with roles at City News Bureau Chicago Daily News AP Sun’s Air Edition NBC NBC World Service and BBC broadcasts. He has traveled Europe and North Africa and has held leadership roles with the Chicago Council on Foreign Relations and Foreign Notes. He also appears on WMAQ WNBQ and WAVE and participates in BBC broadcasts from NBC in Chicago.
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Clifton M. Utley
Leonard Kramer
Utley
College
Chicago
University of Chicago
City News Bureau
Chicago Daily News
Associated Press
University of Munich
University of
Foreign Notes
Chicago Council On Foreign Relations
Sun
Africa
Europe
London
NBC
Mr. Utley
WMAQ
Bucks Attends Meet Of Deans Advisers
Dr. Dorothy S Bucks Dean of Long College will speak on Pressure Areas for Students at the spring meeting of the Association of Deans and Advisers of Girls and Women on April 29 in Muncie. Panelists include Miss Martha Wickham Ball State and Miss Margaret Wilson Indiana University. Morning activities at Central High School afternoon sessions at Ball State Teachers College. Program focuses on mental hygiene.
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Dorothy S. Bucks
Long College
Association of Deans and Advisers of Girls and Women
Muncie
Martha Wickham
Ball State
Margaret Wilson
Indiana University
Central High School
Ball State Teachers College
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