Board of Athletic Managers Chooses Hanover Rep for I C A L Meet
The Hanover Board of Athletic Managers met in the history room to elect Professor Oldfather as Hanover’s representative to the Indiana Colleges Athletic League meeting in Indianapolis next month. They invited the I C A L to hold the 1915 field and track meet in Hanover and plan a new quarter mile track around the field next spring funded by Fred C Millis. Allison becomes captain and Hufford manager as track aims to boost sprinters.
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Board of Athletic Managers
Oldfather
Hanover
Indiana Colleges Athletic League
Indianapolis
Fred C Millis
Houston
Texas
Allison
Hufford
Millis Delivers Lectures in Indiana Cities
President Millis lectured last Friday at Whiting and Saturday in North Manchester. On Tuesday afternoon he spoke before Kewanee High School, then that evening in Kewanee. He is delivering a series of lectures at the invitation of the State Library Commission.
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Millis
Whiting
Manchester
Kawanee High School
State Library Commission
Advance Psychology Course Planned and Oratorical Winner
President Millis announces an advanced psychology course for the coming term with studies on mental age measurement and classification by psychological principles. Miss Ruth Pritchard won the Franklin primary oratorical and will represent the college at the Indiana state event in February.
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Millis
Ruth Pritchard
Franklin
Indianapolis
YWCA Christmas Bazaar at Electric Shop
The YWCA hosts an afternoon Christmas bazaar at the Electric Shop selling fancy articles candies and cakes to raise funds for the Lake Geneva Fund. A Japanese booth offers various items while dorm girls contribute homemade sweets.
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The
Young Women Christian Association
Goto
Lake Geneva
Coach and Mrs Hotchkiss Entertain Football Squad
The Hanover 14 Franklin 13 dinner honored the 1914 season and three graduating players Montgomery Watts Hufford. Trotter was elected captain for next year by acclamation as the team discussed past games and enjoyed mint filled miniature football favors.
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Hotchkiss
Montgomery
Watts
Hufford
Trotter
Hanover
Franklin
Basketball in Full Swing Opens Local Prep Schedule
The season builds as practice tightens with veterans Miller Bull Rogers Van Antwerp Cochran Hall Gard ner and new hopefuls. Cochran and Miller stand out as Hart and Johnson may join soon. A first game next Friday pits a quintet of locals against the varsity, with Lawson and Carlisle from last year on the squad. The collegiate opener will face Kentucky State of Lexington.
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Miller
Bull
Rogers
van Antwerp
Cochran
Hall
Gardner
Bulls
Hart
Johnson
Lawson
Carlisle
Kentucky State of
Lexington
Sophomore Class Chooses Insignia and Posts Leaders
At the class of 1917 meeting a committee of Cochran Williams and Allison was appointed to select a class insignia. Culley is elected basketball manager and Charles James named captain.
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Cochran
Williams
Allison
Culley
Charles James
Inter-Collegiate News Notes On Campus Campaigns And Games
Inter-Collegiate orgs launch a $50,000 campaign. Arthur Clement won the primary oratorical contest at Wabash and will represent the school in the State Oratorical. Wabash Sophomores adopt purple and white jerseys as their insignia. Michigan credits eight journalism units for college publication work. Michigan and Harvard to meet next year on the gridiron.
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Arthur Clement
Wabash
University of Michigan
Michigan
Harvard
Wooster University selects Dr Weir speaker for vocational week
Dr. Weir of Wooster University has been chosen as the speaker for the upcoming vocational week starting February eighth. The event aims to highlight career paths for students and enhance practical training opportunities.
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Dr. Weir
Wooster University
Zete Officers Named For Incoming Term
The following will serve the coming term of Zete Lit: Nina Peak president Ruth Dwyer vice president Mary Carson treasurer Mabel Budsal secretary Alice Radcliffe 1st critic Daisy Belle Kehoe 2nd critic. Misses Caroline Hargan Marie Rapp Gladys Cox and Helen Hugh es spent the weekend in Madison.
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Zete
Nina Peak
Ruth Dwyer
Mary Carson
Mabel Budsal
Alice Radcliffe
Daisy Belle Kehoe
Caroline Hargan
Marie Rapp
Gladys Cox
Helen Hughes
Madison
Professor Feuerhak Moves Across From Athletic Field
Professor Feuerhak relocates to the McComb property opposite the athletic field. A history of the French Revolution course will run next term under Prof Woodworth. President Millis introduces a new experimental psychology course on scientific measurements. Examinations start next Thursday morning. The first hour subjects them.
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Feuerhak
McComb
Woodworth
Millis
NCW to Offer Six New Physical Education Courses
Beginning next term six new physical education courses will be offered under Coach Hotchkiss, expanding total PE offerings to ten. The lineup includes Public Schools PE, Playground Administration, Games and Plays for men and women, Gymnasium Activities, and Basketball with lectures and game participation.
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Hotchkiss
Wesleyan- WV Basketball Game Set for February 18
Manager Watts schedules a West Virginia Wesleyan University basketball game at home on February 18, the day before Franklin visits. The fragmentary schedule lists Lawson's team facing Kentucky State New Albany Y M C Moores Hill Earlham Va. Wesleyan Franklin Wilmington College with several open dates, and D M Crowder leaving for Sullivan on Wednesday morning.
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Watts
West Virginia Wesleyan University
Lawson
Kentucky State
New Albany
Moores Hill
Earlham
Wesleyan
Franklin
Wilmington College
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Fessor Oldfather
Advance Psychology
Y. W. G. AL Bazar
Association To
Hotchkiss Entertain
NCW
Department of Physical Education
D. M. Crowder
Sullivan
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