Hanover Blossom Girl To Be Picked Again This Year
Hanover will again select a blossom girl to represent Indiana in the National Cherry Blossom Festival contest. Voting occurs in January under TRIANGLE editor Jim McCracken with Indianapolis Star sponsoring. The Indiana winner travels to Washington for festival events and may advance as state queen candidate. Patricia Ann Abell of Rochester previously represented Indiana.
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Hanover
Indiana
Jim McCracken
Triangle
The
Indianapolis Star
Washington
Mayflower Hotel
Carol Smith
Star’s Artists and Photographers Committee
Patricia Ann Abell
Rochester
Ball State
RC Blood Unit Visits Madison On Thursday
The traveling blood bank sponsored by the Jefferson County Chapter of the American Red Cross will visit Madison Thursday December 15. Students may sign up at the College Library or report without appointment at Madison Presbyterian Church from 9:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. A small group of students responded at the last visit.
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Jefferson County
The
American Red Cross
Madison
Madison Presbyterian Church
Hanover Players to install eight new members
Eight students will be installed as members of Hanover Players at a special meeting at the Phi Mu Lodge next Thursday night. Letitia Rhodes and Paul Ratze received sufficient points from Ladies of the Jury to join. Other new members include JoAnn McKinley Dorothy Johnson Joe Fix Dick Hurst John Brownrigg and Don Nead.
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Phi Mu Lodge
Bers
Hanover Players
JoAnn McKinley
Dorothy Johnson
Joe Fix
Dick Hurst
John Brownrigg
Don Nead
Christmas Chorus at Wednesday Assembly
The College Chorus will sing at the annual Christmas program next Wednesday. Soloists Gertrude Keasey and Lucy Littell will perform. The program includes three carol groups with selections by John Jacob Niles and a finale of Silent Night. Directed by Professor Frank Blanning.
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Assembly
Gertrude Keasey
Lucy Littell
John Jacob Niles
Carol
Frank Blanning
Polley Sketch Gifted to College by Mrs Montgomery
A black and white sketch of Old Classic Hall by Frederick Polley is donated to the college by Mrs T Harlan Montgomery of Seymour a Board of Women Associates member It will hang in the Faculty Parlor in new Classic Hall The gift honors the eighth anniversary of the Old Classic fire and ties to Purdue University history
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Frederick Polley
T. Harlan Montgomery
Seymour
Board of
Women Associates
New Classic Hall
Polley
Indiana
Indianapolis Star
John G. Coulter
Albert G. Parker
Hanover
Presbyterian Church
Gamma Sigma Pi Dinner With Dr. Adams At Hanover Church
Gamma Sigma Pi and Phi Beta Kappa plan a dinner meeting January 5 at the Hanover Presbyterian Church. Dr. Philip Adams of the Cincinnati Art Museum will speak at 6 00 PM. spouses of members are invited. Reservations to Ed Steiner before Christmas vacation.
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Gamma Sigma Pi
Hanover
Philip Adams
Cincinnati Art Museum
Phi Beta Kappa
Hanover Presbyterian Church
Ed Steiner
Dunlap Reveals Glass Menagerie Cast At College
Professor James F. Dunlap will direct Tennessee Williams play and announce a four person cast including Tom Joe Brownrigg Laura Laura is played by Jane Houghton Amanda by Joan Russ and Jim by Andy Pelham. Rehearsals start after Christmas vacation with set work already underway. Performances scheduled for February 17 and 18 in the College Auditorium.
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James F. Dunlap
Glass Menagerie
Tennessee Williams
Tom
Joe Brownrigg
Laura
Jane Houghton
Amanda
Joan Russ
Jim
Andy Pelham
College
Poets Will Hear Christmas Carol at Alpha Delta Pi
The seventh annual reading of Dickens Christmas Carol will be heard Sunday at 7 30 pm by Poetry Club members at the Alpha Delta Pi house Readers include Professor Frank Baker Jane Kemp Kitty Kirchmier Nancy Robinson and Jim McCracken
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Dickens
Poetry Club
Alpha Delta Pi House
Frank Baker
Jane Kemp
Kitty Kirchmier
Nancy Robinson
Jim McCracken
Triangle Staff Meeting Scheduled for December 13
Triangle staff members are called to a 4 30 p m meeting in the publications room at College Point House on Tuesday December 13.
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Triangle
College Point House
Photographs Sold In College Point House Basement
Over the past week student portraits for the Revonah were sold in the Publications Office basement at College Point House. Barbara Smith, assistant editor of Revonah, reported that the heavy demand came from freshmen students.
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Revonah
College Point House
Barbara Smith
Indianapolis Simfonietta at Auditorium Tonight
The Indianapolis Simfonietta, directed by Leon Zawisza, will perform with solo harpist Mary Spalding and flutist F. Fitzgerald. The program includes Figaro Overture, Mozart Ballet No. 2 from Dardanus, Beethoven Symphony No. 1 in C major, Introduction and Allegro by Ravel, Night Piece by Foote, and Grieg Peer Gynt Suite.
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Indianapolis Simfonietta
Tra
Leon Zawisza
Mary Spalding
F. Fitzgerald
Aro
Mozart
Dardanus
Rameau
Beethoven
Miss Spalding
Simfonietta
Indianapolis Symphony Orches
Study on displaced student placed before council
Facts about possible placement of a displaced student at Hanover were presented to the Student Council by Herbert Strauss. Data on the matter will be shared at organization meetings Monday night and volunteers may join a committee to investigate further.
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Hanover
Stu
Herbert Strauss
College waives tuition for D. P. student if brought to Han
President Albert G. Parker Jr announced that the college will waive tuition and fees for the D. P. student if he is brought to Han under sponsorship by the student body.
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Albert G. Parker, Jr
D. P
Hanover
Plan for D P student sponsorship by council and WSSF
A committee will work with Dr. Walter Stone on a DP student placement plan funded by the National Coordinating Council for the Placement of DP Students and WSSF representatives. It requires funding for a full year. thereafter the student seeks a regular second year scholarship and eventual American citizenship. Robert Frederick called the project a way to foster international goodwill. Discussions on constitutional amendments were postponed. Jerry Hooton and Guy Andress were appointed to study sweater awards for yell leaders.
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D. P
National Coordinating Council
WSSF
Robert Frederick
Jerry Hooton
Guy Andress
Alphigams Mark 30th Anniversary of Founding
Alpha Phi Gamma the national coeducational journalistic fraternity will celebrate the 30th anniversary of its founding. It began December 11, 1919 at Ohio Northern University Ada Ohio. The Hanover College Theta chapter was chartered April 11, 1928 and now has 15 active members and eight pledges.
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Alpha Phi Gamma
Ohio Northern University
Ada
Ohio
Tho
Hanover College
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Paul Ratz
Ladies of the Jury
Howard Pipher
St. Nicholas
Mrs. Montgomery
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Council
Dunlap
Allegro
Ravel
Mr. Fitzgerald
Foote
Grieg
Walter Stone
Hope For Council
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