Student Council OKs Contract For Boat Ride
The Student Council approved a contract for an all college boat ride on May 9 with the steamer Avalon. The cost of about 450 dollars will be paid from the student activity fee. A new constitution committee is named to study other councils with Olive Hopping as chair and members Sam Decker Jeraldine Hooton Horn and Nancy Robinson. A faculty student committee to authorize campus fund raising is to be formed with three students to be appointed next week.
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B. Haines
Olive Hopping
Sam Decker
Jeraldine Hooton Horn
Nancy Robinson
Walter Stone
John Yarnelle
George A. Zirkle
Hanover Players Elect Norman Willey President
Norman Willey was elected president of Hanover Players for the coming year at yesterday's meeting. Norman Bracket was named vice president and Jane Houghton secretary treasurer for the year.
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Hanover
Norman Willey
Hanover Players
Norman Bracket
Jane Houghton
Recital by Frank Blanning Next Tuesday in University Auditorium
Professor Frank Blanning will present the first faculty recital of the year in the university auditorium next Tuesday at 8 00 pm with accompanist Kenneth Tewell. The program includes Handel and Faure songs, Brahms Vier Ernste Gesange, Hungarian folk songs arranged by Korbay, and John Jacob Niles gambling songs.
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Frank Blanning
Kenneth Tewell
Blanning
Handel
Ezio
Timotheus
Alexander
Lydia
Faure
Brahms
Francis Korbay
Kerekas
John Jacob Niles
College Orchestra Revival Under Poland Direction
The Music Department forms a college orchestra led by Prof. W Maxwell Poland, reviving prewar activity. String section rehearses two nights weekly, with full ensemble planned in spring. New bassoon oboe and viola added, shelves and music library storage updated. roster includes Edwin Abplanalo Fred Klinginsmith Lynn Luccock Louise Osman Chuck Randa Susanne Sertell and others.
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W. Maxwell Poland
Mr. Poland
Edwin Abplanalo
Fred Klinginsmith
Lynn Luccock
Louise Osman
Chuck Randa
Susanne Sertell
Jackie Beall
Evelyn Erdmann
Carol Moir
Dale Krauss
Jeanette Ross
Jack Johns
Ferdie Avril
Lansing Deer
Carol Megorden
Marilyn Megorden
Jane Bash
Joyce Quade
Poland
The Rains Came presented by Student Council
The Rains Came starring Myrna Loy Tyrone Power and George Brent will be shown in the auditorium tomorrow night at 8 00 p m The film from 20th Century Fox depicts life in India Admission is free to all students sponsored by the Student Council
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Myrna Loy
Tyrone Power
George Brent
20Th Century-Fox
India
Glass Menagerie Tickets Sales Begin Monday
The Hanover Players announce tickets for the February 17-18 performances of The Glass Menagerie. Tickets go on sale Monday afternoons 1 3 p m in the auditorium box office or during Thursday assembly periods. Admission for others is 74 cents. all seats are reserved. Curtain is 8 p m sharp. late seating not allowed.
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James F. Dunlap
Hanover Players
Dunlap
Hanover Selects Ukrainian Displaced Student for Admission
George Bulbenko, 23, native of Ukraine, living in Frankfort Germany, has been chosen by the Hanover Displaced Student Committee as a candidate for admission next fall. He studied at Frankfort University, majors in chemistry, and has worked as a radio repairman and interpreter. He learned English in 1945, knows Russian German and French, and has written for Ukrainian press. If admitted he intends to continue chemistry studies.
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Ukraine
Hanover Displaced
Herbert Strauss
George
Frankfort
Germany
Frankfort University
Silesia
Thuringia
Soviet Union
Augsburg
University of Michigan Survey Research Center
Ukranian Press
Fraternities Pledge 83 Men From Hanover
Hanover's five national fraternities pledged 83 men this week after preference lists were released by the Dean's office. Beta Theta Pi pledged eleven men, including Frank Fisher Nabb Bill Florent Huntington Ken Hilger Jack Hosback Larry Moore Greensburg Robert Myers Knightstown Cleburne Quinn Anderson Roger Schnepf Decatur Charles Schureman Green Valley Ed Swearingen and John Trask Indianapolis.
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Hanover
Beta Theta Pi
Frank Fisher
Nabb
Bill Florent
Huntington
Ken Hilger
Chicago
Jack Hosback
New Albany
Larry Moore
Greensburg
Robert Myers
Knightstown
Cleburne Quinn
Anderson
Roger Schnepf
Decatur
Charles Schureman
Green Valley
Illinois
Ed Swearingen
John Trask
Indianapolis
Hanover Program Series Highlights History Theme
A week of Hanover auditorium events explores history in its phases starting February 6 with Dr. Robert E. Bowers on We Hold These Truths. Other programs feature student panels, religious emphasis, and a Russia focused talk by Leslie Eisan.
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Hanover
Robert E. Bowers
E. F. Anderson
St. Andrews Church of Louisville
Anderson
Seabury Western Seminary
Louisville Church
Lord
Byrd
Lockwood
Leslie Eisan
History Department
Russia
Mr. Eisan
Harold Bowman
First Presbyterian Church In
Chicago
Triangle Printing Change at Hanover College
The Hanover College TRI ANGLE switches to Excelsior type faces printed by Democrat Printing Company. The new font, installed three weeks ago, replaces the old Roman type and adds 18 to 20 inches more column copy per issue with a clearer, more open face. First issue with the change was January 13.
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Hanover College
Democrat Printing Company
Triangle
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