Calvert Outlines Guidance Program
Mr. Robert Calvert, director of vocational guidance, outlined a testing program to start soon at Hanover. Tests will be available to all students, chiefly useful for sophomores, with a small fee. Five tests include Strong and Ruder, Ohio State, a academic ability measure, a business aptitude test, and an engineering and physical science aptitude test. Results may be shared with prospective employers if desired. Students wishing to use testing facilities should see Mr. Calvert within a week to arrange a testing period. Testing periods will occur about every two months, and any test or combination may be taken.
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Calvert
Ohio State
Variety Feature Of Assemblies Next Week At Hanover College
Hanover College announces a keynote style week with two speakers a modern dance review and a one act farce. Monday Rev Howard Hannaford former Japan missionary returns to address students. Tuesday Modern Dance Club performs. Wednesday Dr Robert Worth Frank McCormick Theological Seminary president speaks. Friday Hanover Players present Goodnight Please directed by Al Boyer with cast including Bob Frederick James Stuckey Dick Wickman Bill Read Jo McKinley Alice Richardson Dorothy Raines. play by James Dagget.
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Modern Dance Club
Hanover College
McCormick Theological Seminary
Robert Worth Frank
Hanover Players
al Boyer
Bob Frederick
Meredith Whitehouse
James Stuckey
Burton
Dick Wickman
Mr. McWinkle
Bill Read
Basil
Jo McKinley
Alice Richardson
Lucy
Dorothy Raines
Vivian
James Dagget
Pre Registration Slated Next Tuesday December 19
General Harrold to speak at Pub lic Affairs Forum on December 7 at 8:00 p m in the Auditorium marking the Pearl Harbor anniversary. He will discuss The Role Of Armor In Our Future and holds multiple decorations. Pre registration for Hanover College second semester 1949 50 begins Tuesday with a December 19 deadline.
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Thomas L. Harrold
Pearl Harbor
Harrold
West Point
Cavalry
Philippine Islands
Hanover College
Mowbray Tate
Mary Spaulding to solo with Indianapolis Simfonietta
Mary Spaulding first harpist of the Indianapolis Symphony will be soloist with the Indianapolis Simfonietta in the Hanover College Auditorium on December 9. She has appeared as soloist with the Indianapolis Symphony under Dr. Fabien Levitsky and with the Jordan College of Music Symphony Orchestra. The Simfonietta, directed by Leon Zawisza, debuted last year and features about 20 principal players performing music for small orchestras as written.
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Mary Spaulding
Indianapolis Symphony Orchestra
Indianapolis Simfonietta
Hanover College
Miss Spaulding
Indianapolis Symphony
Fabien Levitsky
Jordan College of Music Symphony Orchestra
Indiana
Indianapolis
Simfonietta
Indianapolis Orchestra
Leon Zawisza
Petition to shift Christmas vacation asks for December 17 start
Petition to start Christmas vacation on December 17 instead of December 20 was presented to the Student Council. The council endorsed the request and sent it to the administration for next year's calendar consideration. Dr E Mowbray Tate doubted major changes while Dr Dorothy S Bucks noted accreditation days. Many petitions remained in circulation and exact signer totals were unavailable.
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E. Mowbray Tate
Dorothy S. Bucks
Hanover
Hanover Adds Five Courses to Next Semester
Hanover College will introduce five new courses next semester led by Profs Yarnelle Thomson Jr Swartz for the Great Books seminar open to seniors with a 2. average. It carries two hours credit and features outside readings with 8 to 9:30 Tuesday evening discussions.
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Hanover College
John E. Yarnelle
Herbert Thomson, Jr
Charles B. Swartz
Hanover
Robert E. Bowers
Leland Miles, Jr
Faculty And Council Study Constitution Proposals
Faculty and Council examine amendments to the Student Council constitution at the monthly meeting. Debate centers on democratic representation and election methods, with calls for broader responsibility. A community council idea is suggested, research urged, and discipline role noted. Also, cheerleader replacement and aiding a Hanover displaced student discussed. matter referred to next meeting.
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Andy Pelham
Byron Haines
Hanover
Canny Canines Quite The Thing On Hanover Campus
University life is lightened by campus dogs Duke the Great Dane Penny of Beta house and others. The piece notes their playful gait and keen noses, recounts a barber shy freshman who used Duke in class, and celebrates the homey campus atmosphere created by pampered puppies.
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Jenner
Ted Jenner
Hanover
Joe Hyatt
Duke
Penelope
Penny
Beta House
Dr. Parker
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Howard Hannaford
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Dance Review
Ninth Armored Division
Combat Command
Bastogne
Fort Knox
Kentucky
Germany
European Command
Armored School
Committee
Dean Tate
Gregory Peck
Dent Council
Auer
Robert Auer
Stone
Walter L. Stone