Scout executive Ils commencement speaker at Hanover
Arthur E. Roberts of Cincinnati, Cincinnati district scout executive and former National Field Scout Commander since 1917, will deliver the commencement address and receive a Doctor of Laws degree. Rev. John F. Williams, Greensburg First Presbyterian Church pastor and Hanover College graduate, will give the baccalaureate address and receive a Doctor of Divinity degree.
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Scout
Ils
Hanover Grad
Arthur E. Roberts
Cincinnati
Albert G. Parker, Jr
Roberts
Boy Scouts of America
John F. Williams
First Presbyterian Church
Greensburg
Williams
Hanover College
Europe
Bancroft to Speak on United Nations at Assembly
Harding F. Bancroft, chief of the State Department U.N. political affairs division, will address the assembly Wednesday morning on The U N and the Atlantic Pact. A 3:00 panel in room 102 Classic, led by Prof. Charles G. Cleaver with Gordon Dummit Carter Elliott and Larry Gilliland, will follow with a Q A.
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Bancroft
United Nations
Harding F. Bancroft
State Department
Washington
Assembly
U.N
Charles G. Cleaver
Gordon Dummit
Carter Elliott
Larry Gilliland
Male Chorus To Sing In Church Sunday
The Hanover Male Chorus will lead morning worship at the Presbyterian church with several special numbers. The forty-voice chorus directed by founder Dr Mars M Westington makes its final public appearance this season and arrangements are set to record the service as the first regular Presbyterian recording locally.
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Hanover
Presbyterian Church
Mars M. Westington
Three Goods Attend Athletic Federation Convention
Doris Craig Olive Hopping and Mary Lou Nicholson represent Hanover College at the Athletic Federation of College Women Convention in Madison Wisconsin from April 27 to 29. Mary Lou and Olive attend as official delegates, past and present Hanover presidents with voting power. Nicholson will present a talk on Co Recreation.
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Doris Craig
Olive Hopping
Mary Lou Nicholson
Hanover College
Athletic Federation of College Women
Madison
Wisconsin
Mary Lou
Olive
Hanover
Vote Tonight On Ugly Candidates On Campus Ugliest Man
Candidates include Gil Allen John Borneman Ezra Shaya Bill Stedman Bill Wendt and Bob Zell representing Greek and independent groups. Voting begins tonight and ends at the WSSF bazaar on May 14. Each penny donated adds one vote to a candidate, with all funds for the World Student Service Fund.
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The
World Student Service Fund
Wagner To Teach At Kentucky University
Dr. William Wagner assistant professor of chemistry leaves Hanover this semester to join the University of Kentucky as an instructor in the chemistry department. He will teach analytical chemistry and elementary courses starting in summer school this June. Wagner earned a BA Culver Stockton College MA University of Chicago and PhD University of Illinois after five years with the Illinois State Geological Survey and two years at Hanover.
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William Wagner
Hanover
University of Kentucky
Dr. Wagner
Culver Stockton College
Canton
Missouri
University of Chicago
University of Illinois
Illinois State Geological Survey
SCA Cabinet Retreat at Muskatatuk State Park
The present and past SCA Cabinets will spend the weekend at Muskatatuk State Park to plan next year’s program. About twenty students attend with advisors Miss Mary Louise Fitton and Rev. John N. Fox. Ed Hawkins leads an open discussion Sunday evening on “To What Extent Is This A Christian College?” Everyone is invited.
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SCA
Muskatatuk State Park
Mary Louise Fitton
John N. Fox
Ed Hawkins
Modern Dance Program Friday Showcases Variety Of Selections
A varied program from the Modern Dance Club will feature dances such as Slaughter on Tenth Avenue An Ancient Sacrificial Rite Jalousie Dance Macabre and Amer ican in Paris with assistance from college men The performance Friday at 8 pm in the Auditorium will include pieces reflecting drama tribal ritual tango prejudice and urban life with Suzanne among the dancers and the program continuing on page 3.
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Tenth Avenue
Paris
Modern Dance Club
Rogers and Hart
Suzanne
Hanover May Day set for May 14 with queen and musical acts
Hanover College plans its annual May Day on Saturday May 14 at 1 30 p m on the lawn before the college auditorium. The event features the crowning of the May Queen with senior maids of honor and a court, train bearers and flower girls. The Hanover Male Chorus under Frank Blanning will perform, the college band led by Max Poland will provide processional music, and Misses Gertrude Verstegetn Mildred Quon will direct dances including Maypole. Information on student voting will be released later.
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Hanover
Gertrude Verstegen
Mildred Quon
Olive Hopping
Mary Lou Morris
Suzanne Rankin
Frank Blanning
Max Poland
Kitty
Arms and the Man to be presented again by Hanover Players
Hanover Players will stage Arms and the Man on June 11 with the same cast and set as the March performances. President Howard Pipher said the production returns to entertain visitors during Commencement Day, benefiting students, parents, alumni, and campus guests.
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Hanover Players
Howard Pipher
Pipher
Andress Winner in Goodrich Oratorical Contest
Guy Andress won the Goodrich Oratorical Contest held in room 102 Classic Hall yesterday afternoon. He spoke Are You Still in Business and receives 50 dollars. judges were Dr. Leonard J. Kramer Dr. Charles B. Swartz and Don A. Watters with Douglas Garwood presiding and introducing the speaker. Other contestants included Jerry Hooton Tom Polson Jim Stuckey and William Young with topics A Plea for Beauty Can We Have Peace We Must Conserve Soil and Are You Really Living. Honors Day in June and the college catalog will recognize Andress.
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Guy Andress
Goodrich
Classic Hall
Jerry Hooton
Tom Polson
Jim Stuckey
William Young
Leonard J. Kramer
Charles B. Swartz
Don A. Watters
Douglas Garwood
Fraternity Rush Rules Set After Interfraternity Council Meeting
Interfraternity Council at the Phi Delt house discussed rush rules for this semester and next fall. John Rheinheimer, president, presided. Dean Tate noted tentative pre registration dates May 9 21 and a new course schedule is being prepared by Prof. Guthrie. Sophomores and juniors must declare majors and minors before registration. Students should watch the bulletin board for updates.
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Interfraternity Council
Phi Delt House
John Rheinheimer
E. Mowbray Tate
Ned Guthrie
Dr Earl Martin to Lead Louisville Physics Dept Summer
Dr R Earl Martin head of the physics department announced on Monday that he has signed a contract to serve as professor and acting head of the physics department at the University of Louisville for a five week term this summer. This marks the second successive year he has joined U of L as summer faculty.
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R. Earl Martin
University of Louisville
Dr. Martin
U. of L
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Williams College
Harvard Law School
New York Bar Association
New York
Office of Price Administration
Navy
Three Goods
Gil Allen
Phi Delta Theta
John Borneman
Phi Gamma Delta
Ezra Shaya
Independent Men
Bill Stedman
Lambda Chi Alpha
Bill
Theta Pi
Alpha Phi Gamma
UMOC
WSSF
Woody Jones
Wagner
Kentucky University
SCA Cabinet
Jerome Kern
Old Man River
Tschaikowsky
Jeanne Smith
Mr. Andress
Watters
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