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Newspaper
Hanover College Triangle
Location
Hanover, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 09, 1949
Page
3
W Maxwell Poland, director of the art department, presents HOUSES U S A 1607 1946 a LIFE photo history of American architecture with 47 panels at Classic Hall December 7 to 21. It covers from earliest dwellings to today in seven divisions First Houses Colonial New Republic Greek Revival Gothic Revival Eclectic Modern.
Under Marjorie Yaple guidance the Choral Speaking Group was organized to participate in the Christmas program on December 16. The group will assist the Modern Dance Club in presenting their annual Christmas dance review with members Anna Belle Akers Dotty Diggs Rose Marie Deere Jerry Ewing Elizabeth Hummel Bill Kang Emilie Knipe Jean Lewis Deborah Logan Jim McCracken Kathy Radmacher Jeanette Ross Joan Russ Susie Sertell Fran Schaefer John Trask Ruth Ware. Rehearsals are held Tuesday and Thursday afternoons and Miss Yaple plans further programs this year.
A Hanover College Band brass quintet will perform Christmas carols one evening next week starting on the Auditorium portico and also in the Hanover community. Members include Ferdinand Avril Franklin Kuebler Robert Copple Lansing Deer Jer ome Parker.
The Hanover College assembly presented Goodnight Please a one act farce by James Dagget. performances by Bob Frederick Jim Stuckey and Dick Wickman stood out with strong parts. The cast delivered humor despite a loose overall cohesion and the versatile auditorium stage helped the production with its limited set.
Dr. Russell H. Fitzgibbon former Hanover student and UCLA politics chair speaks at the American Political Science Association meeting at the Roosevelt Hotel New York on democracy in Latin America and his view point. Atlanta?
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