Indiana College Athletic League Meeting Sets Track Meet Date
All colleges except Hanover attended the Indianapolis meeting at the Denison Hotel. The annual track and field meet is slated for Terre Haute on the third Saturday in May. New rules require two weeks registration to be eligible and all basketball clubs must use registered A A U athletes if played on home floors. Hanover missed the gathering due to W H Nagel’s illness.
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Hanover
Indiana College Athletic League
Denison Hotel
Indianapolis
Terre Haute
W. H. Nagel
Revonah Letter to Junior Class Honors Annual Dedication
A 1909 Hanover Indiana letter from P H K McComb expresses appreciation for dedicating the Annual to the Junior Class. He wishes success for the entire class in college and beyond, dated December 14 1909.
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P. H. K. McComb
Judges Selected for Annual State Oratorical Contest
The manuscript contest panel for the state oratorical event nears completion. Likely judges include K M Halliday of Illinois and Paul S Revich of Wisconsin, with Arthur E Phillips of Chicago also named. Delivery judges are not yet set, but Calvin A Kendall and John B Elam are probable choices.
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K. M. Halliday
Department of Oratory and Debating
University of Illinois
Paul S. Revich
University of Wisconsin
Arthur E. Phillips
Phillips School of Oratory
Chicago
Calvin A. Kendall
Indianapolis
John B. Elam
Dr Millis Heads To Chicago Meeting Of Presbyterian Presidents
Dr Millis will attend a gathering of the Western Association of Presbyterian College Presidents in Chicago this week. The event brings together college leaders to discuss shared governance and academic standards.
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Millis
Western Association of Presbyterian College Presidents
Chicago
Oh You Freshy Party at Sig House in Hanover
Freshmen held their second party at the Sigma Chi Chapter House on Wednesday night despite snow and exams. The event featured music and games, a late feed with ice cream, chaperoned by Harrison and Miss Eleanor McLelland, as many seniors planned a Senior Supper that did not occur. The term includes plans, ice issues, and campus events through January 1910 with lectures and exhibitions announced.
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Hanover
Sigma Chi
Harrison
Eleanor McLelland
Presbyterian Church
Sophomore Hop Delights Hanover Faculty Night
The Sophomore Hop was a classy affair staged in the gymnasium with Klein's Orchestra leading the grand march. Dances followed quickly, refreshments at ten thirty, a homey gym setup with pennants, and a faculty social committee turnout led by Professor Wolfe and other faculty chaperones.
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Klein
Hanover
Wolfe
Millis
Montgomery
Souter
Harding
McLellard
Weber
Boyd
Dramatic Club approves bronze pin and Madison stage farces
At a called meeting of the Dramatic Club on Thursday evening plans for the coming term were discussed. The pin committee reported a bronze pin design featuring a fool head with a sword through the crown and the letters D C on the forehead. Pins are being ordered. After a Business Manager report the group decided to present the Farces on the Madison stage to appeal to a popular audience.
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Dramatic Club
D. C
Madison
Faculty Health Update At Local College
W H Nagel had to go home sick on Monday after weeks of declining health. The three weeks Christmas break may help him recover. Professor McComb improves rapidly and moves about the house. Professor Campbell is confined with a severe chill that affected his voice. advanced students conducted recitations in his absence.
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Dr. Garritt
W. H. Nagel
Campbell
Jubiläums katalog sought by Professor Wolfe
Professor Wolfe is attempting to obtain a copy of the Jubiläums-Katalog published by the Cotta'sche Buchhandlung in Stuttgart. The 407 page work features German authors and composers and includes portraits of the publishing house founder and successors. The Cotta firm was founded 250 years ago by John George Cotta and remained in the family for 229 years.
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Wolfe
Cott ’Sche Buchhandlung
Stuttgart
Cotta’sche Buchhandlung
John George Cotta
Aurelia Cotta
Julius Caesar
Cotta
Chess Club Talk Grows As Alumni Subscriptions Rise
There's growing chatter about forming a Chess Club as interest increases. The game is noted as ancient and not a game of chance, while alumni subscriptions continue to arrive, albeit gradually.
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Revonah
McComb Tharks
Ind
Sig House
W. HH. Nagel
Barney
P. P. Boyd
Leila Garritt
College Libre
J. E. Almond Will
New York
The
College Dramatic Club
Jubilaums- Katalog
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