PAF Group Sets Talk On Holland
Mrs Huberta Frets Rand dall, a lecturer on Dutch history and culture, will address the PAF Group next Wednesday at 8 00 p m in the college Auditorium. The talk will cover modern Holland and the world followed by a question period. Rand dall, an American citizen of Dutch birth, has studied Europe extensively and will relate Dutch modern life to current events.
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Huberta Frets Randall
Randall
Holland
Netherlands
Germany
Europe
Czechoslovakia
Hanover Students Attend Y Confab at McCormick Creek Park
Twelve Hanover students travel this weekend to a Y conference at McCormick's Creek State Park. They are chaperoned by Miss Emma May Hill and Dr. Leonard J. Kramer, and include Guy Andress Violet Andrew Susie Arend Doris Craig Roseanna Foley Polly Hetherington Ollie Hopping Kitty Kirchmier Lois Little Mary Pitts Bonnie Ragan and Al Spahr.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hanover
McCormick’s Creek State Park
Emma May Hill
Leonard J. Kramer
Guy Andress
Violet Andrew
Susie Arend
Doris Craig
Roseanna Foley
Polly Hetherington
Ollie Hopping
Kitty Kirchmier
Lois Little
Mary Pitts
Bonnie Ragan
al Spahr
Parker to Speak at SCA Meeting on Sunday
Albert G. Parker Jr. will be the Sunday evening speaker for the Student Christian Association. He will discuss Original Nature, Human Nature, and Christian Nature. Joan Butterfield will lead the worship service before the talk.
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Albert G. Parker, Jr
Student Christian Association
Bill Rogers
SCA
Dr. Parker
Joan Butterfield
Hanover Hosts Home Economics Tourers Tuesday
Hanover campus will host a group of Home Economics club members on Tuesday April 26. The visitors come from Shelbyville and nearby counties as part of a southern Indiana tour arranged by Miss Bucks dean of Long College.
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Hanover
Miss Bucks
Long College
Shelbyville
Donner Hall Open House Planned For Friday
Good old fashioned hospitality will be the main feature of Donner Hall Open House Friday April 29. Open officially from 7:30 to 9:30.
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Donner Hall
Freshman Portico Party Planned by Class Tonight
The portico of the Auditorium hosts a freshmen only party from 7:30 to 10:30 with Jane Houghton in charge. Cora Mae Rogers, Roger Brentlinger, Ann Wiles, Marilyn Megorden, and Bill Canaday lead publicity, program, refreshments, house, and music. If rain, move to Donner Hall basement.
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Jane Houghton
Cora Mae Rogers
Roger Brentlinger
Ann Wiles
Marilyn Megorden
Bill Canaday
Donner Hall
Courier Centennial Will Be Celebrated
The Madison Courier marks its hundredth anniversary as a daily newspaper with a 36 page Centennial issue featuring photos of Madison businesses histories Courier buildings presses and employees. Owner Michael Garber and editor Lloyd Neal lead the staff. Phil Cole Jr. edits sports. Circulation expands to Kentucky with about 20 000 copies printed.
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Madison Courier
Garber
Madison
The
Courier
Michael Garber
College Board of Trustees
Phi Delta Theta Fraternity
Lloyd Neal
Michael Garber Neal
Indiana University
Phil Cole, Jr
Hanover
Phil
Cole
Kentucky
Haines To Speak At Indiana Religion Conference
Byron Haines among six Indiana college students who will address the thirteenth annual Indiana Council on Religion in Higher Education at the Indianapolis Athletic Club on May 5. He will discuss Hanover religious courses as about 350 attendees from across Indiana are expected. Main speakers include Dr Bernard Iddings Bell Dr James A Weber and Dr L B Matthews.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Byron Haines
Indiana College
Indiana Council On Religion In Higher Education
Indianapolis Athletic Club
Indianapolis
Haines
Hanover
Indiana
Bernard Iddings Bell
Chicago
James A. Weber
Indiana Central College
L. B. Matthews
Franklin College
Reception plans for second floor lounge gathering
A dance event is planned in the second floor lounge with refreshments for all attendees. A reception committee will greet guests upon arrival.
Newspaper Yearbook Positions Open at Triangle and Revonah
Applications for Triangle college newspaper and Revonah yearbook staff are open. Open TRIANGLE roles include editor and editors of various sections with a May 3 deadline to Miss Mary Louise Fitton. Revonah posts include editor and business staff with May 3 deadline to Prof. Frank S. Baker.
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The
Triangle
Revonah
Frank S. Baker
Mary Louise Fitton
Fitton
Hanover
Baker
UMOC Contest To Aid World Student Service Fund
Hanover’s ugliest man on campus UMOC will be chosen from five fraternities and Independent Men in a fund raising drive for WSSF. Alpha Phi Gamma sponsors the contest with candidates earning one vote per penny donated. Committee members include Beatrice Mills Doris Mills Martha Francisco Woody Jones and Jim McCracken.
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Hanover
UMOC
World Student Service Fund
Alpha Phi Gamma
APG
Beatrice Mills
Doris Mills
Martha Francisco
Woody Jones
Jim McCracken
Rehearsals Begin For Next Production Death Takes A Holiday
Rehearsals start for the Hanover Players production Death Takes A Holiday at the Auditorium May 27 28. Director Prof Don A Watters announces the cast including Marilyn Megorden Wray Clapp Glade Carter Elliott Dorothy Raines Joyce Agner Joan Russ Judy Beebe Dave Strasenburgh Jane Houghton Bill Young John Brownrigg and others with the group listed in a partial cast note.
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Don A. Watters
Hanover Players
Marilyn Megorden
Wands
Wray Clapp
Dardeka S'T
Glade Carter Elliott
Eeca
Dorothy Raines
Iecaeresals
Joyce Agner
Taogee
Joan Russ
Jackson Cravens
Reich Cilia
Eee
Pals
Judy Beebe
Dave Strasenburgh
Acdc
Jim Stuckey
Jane Houghton Semin
Bill Young Ens
Sclarets
John Brownrigg
Blanning to Perform Faculty Recital in Auditorium Tuesday
Prof. Frank W. Blanning will sing in a faculty recital Tuesday at 8 30 in the Auditorium. Kenneth Tewell will accompany on Baldwin piano. The program includes Peri Euridice arias, Bach and Verdi selections, Balakireff Nocturne and Sea Chanties, plus Gershwin tunes.
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Blanning
Frank W. Blanning
Kenneth Tewell
Mr. Blanning
Baldwin
Five Entrants Vie For Honors In Oratory Meet
Five contestants will vie for honors in the annual John B. Goodrich Oratorical Contest next Thursday at 3 30 in room 102 Classic Hall. Contest chairman Prof. Don A. Watters said the winner will receive 50 dollars for an original oration and be recognized on Honors Day and in the college catalog. Names of the judges remain secret until contest time. Last year’s winner was Mary Margaret Mills.
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John B. Goodrich
Classic Hall
Don A. Watters
Watters
Phi Mu District Convention Planned at Clifty Inn
Barbara Dowden of Hanover will serve as Phi Mu District Convention delegate next Friday to Sunday at Clifty Inn. She is Phi Mu treasurer and Pan-Hei Council member, with roles in Alpha Phi Gamma and Gamma Sigma Pi. District Six president Mrs. Albert Popham will preside, Alumnae VP Mrs. Wilcox the National Representative, convention manager Mary Margaret Mills, and a committee of Elaine Blase Judy Beebe Martha Francisco Rosamond Graham Jeraldine Hooton Patricia May Joan Montgomery and Carol Smith plans social events and a park tour ending with a tea at Phi Mu Lodge.
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Barbara Dowden
Phi Mu
Clifty Inn
Barbara
Triangle
Alpha Phi Gamma
Gamma Sigma Pi
Albert Popham
Marie Wilcox
Mary Margaret Mills
Elaine Blase
Judy Beebe
Martha Francisco
Rosamond Graham
Jeraldine Hooton
Patricia May
Joan Montgomery
Carol Smith
Rho
Clifty State Park
Madison
Hanover
Phi Mu Lodge
Westington Leads Program Honoring W A Hendricks
Dr Mars M Westington served as platform chairman for a Madison program honoring William A Hendricks a noted citizen and early Indiana governor. Indiana Historical Society and Madison Kiwanis Club organized the event at Memorial Hall Lydia Middleton School after officials and historians toured the Hendricks home site at First and Elm streets Frank P Vails residence now. Himer E Brown of Hanover was general chairman.
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Mars M. Westington
William A. Hendricks
Madison
Indiana
Indiana Historical Society
Madison Kiwanis Club
Memorial Hall
Lydia Middleton
Hendricks
Frank P. Vail
First and
Elm Streets
Himer E. Brown
Hanover
Also Mentioned on This Page
PAF
Mrs. Randall
Y’’ Confab
Donner Open House
Portico Party
WSSF
Camerata
Bardi
Florence
Peri
Henry IV of
France
Maria de Medici
Invocazione di Orfeo
Euri
Euridice
Fere Selvaggie
Sister Mine
John Drinker
Balakireff
Balakireff the
Gretchanin
Kazan
Moussorgsky
Varlaam
Boris Godounov
Ene
Deh
Mozart
Johannes Brahms
Celius Dougherty
Brahms
Jerry Hooton
Tom Polson
William Young
Goodrich
P. E. Goodrich
Winchester
College
Dowden
Westington
W. A. Hendricks
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