Dramatic Club Stages The American Citizen To Warm Reception
The Dramatic Club presented The American Citizen last Tuesday night to a pleased audience. Cast members Huber and Miss Vivi a Gaddy were highlighted for notable performances. New officers and Triangle staff were announced as seniors depart and alumni updates noted.
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Souter
Huber
Beresford Cruger
Vivia Gaddy
Beatrice Carew
Ity
Peter Barbury
G. E. Trotter
Humphrey Bunn
Wake
Gwladys Ports
Press Club
A. L. Lesche
G. R Hamilton
R. A. Yunker
Hege
C. F. Cochran
Roy Pender
G. E. Amick
H. A. Hege
The
Triangle
Alumni Notes Highlight Bethel in Cross Continent Phone System
Alumni notes recall the completed cross continent telephone system as a twentieth century achievement. Union N vice-president Amelia Telephone Company, Mr Bethel, credited with major role. he belonged to Hanover class of 1874.
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Cross Continent
Union N
Amelia Telephone Company
Bethel
Hanover
Professor Elbert Russel Resigns From Earlham College
Professor Elbert Russel, longtime head of the biblical department at Earlham, has resigned. He cites inability to cooperate with administration on discipline college policies as a denominational college and on religious life and public worship of students.
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Elbert Russel
Earlham
Interclass track meet planned for Hanover spring
Coach Rider announces next Thursday afternoon’s interclass cross country contest starting 4 30 pm, two miles long. Top three in each class earn places, aiding selections for the I C A L meet and future Hanover track events. Train and qualify for upcoming PA meet and I C A L meet.
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Hanover
Two-Sided Life Through Broad College Activity
A student argues against one sided college life urging participation in athletics drama and other activities. The piece claims balance across physical and mental life prevents narrowness and promotes broad minded, two sided development through diverse engagement.
Phi Mu entertains students with spring social and nature talk
Phi Mu sorority hosted a Friday afternoon event from three to five for women at the college. About fifty attendees enjoyed hyacinth decorations pineapple ice and cake. The piece notes students from various classes roaming valleys and hillsides and discusses nature study and botany fieldwork. A Freshman excursion down the river is planned as a major social event. Miss Dessie Shields attended her grandmother’s funeral in Sharpsville.
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Phi Mu Sorority
Dessie Shields
Sharpsville
Glee Club Delights Madison withWillard Hall Concert
Hanover College Glee Club gave a varied program at Willard Hall Madison last Friday night under High School auspices. David Cox Colgate and Inman starred in solos while Montgomery piano logues drew big applause. Director Alexander and McKay received praise as pianist and accompanist respectively. C R Voris14 has joined Anderson High School as Chemistry head.
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Madison
Willard Hall
Hanover
Alexander
Cox
Montgomery
Daily Herald
Hanover College Glee Club
David Cox
Dria
Colgate
Inman
George McKay
Democrat
Cleon Colgate
C. R. Voris
Anderson High School
Floyd and Charles James Weekend in Lexington Homes
Floyd James and Charles James spent the weekend at their residences in Lexington. The brief report notes their at home status with no additional context.
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Floyd and
Charles James
Lexington
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Dramatic Club
Gaham
Chicago
Charles Alling
Inter-Collegiate
PHI Mus
Glee Club
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