Completion of SC Amendments Expected Soon
Revisions to the Student Council constitution will be presented to the Student Affairs Committee on February 22 after a special committee investigated past campus constitutions. Work will continue at the next Council meeting to prepare the amended document for the faculty, which may consider it later.
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Lambda Chi Alpha
Beta Theta Pi
Alpha Omicron Pi
Sigma Chi
Alpha Delta Pi
Phi Mu
Panhellenic Council
Phi Gamma Delta
Phi Delta Theta
Merrill Scott
Scott
Nancy Austin
Mary Pitts
Eva York
John Collier
Kramer Delegate To Foreign Policy Meet
Dr. Leonard J. Kramer a political science professor is among 100 mid western delegates chosen for an institute on American foreign policy by the Chicago Council on Foreign Relations. The meetings run today and Saturday February 10 and 11 with State Department officials on hand to discuss policy in Europe the Far East and the United Nations.
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Leonard J. Kramer
Chicago Council On Foreign Relations
Department of State
Europe
Far East
United Nations
Streetcar Named Desire matinee draws 23 at Memorial Auditorium
Twenty three students attended a Tuesday afternoon matinee of Tennessee Williams The Streetcar Named Desire at Memorial Auditorium Louisville. The Hanover Players sponsored the group trip.
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Tennessee Williams
Memorial Auditorium
Louisville
The
Hanover Players
Hanover Independents Lead First Semester Averages 1949-50
Hanover College students show top averages with the Independent Men posting 2.106, Alpha Delta Pi at 1.979 for sororities, and Phi Gamma Delta leading fraternities at 1.822. The All College average rises to 1.647, up .03.
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Hanover
Hanover College
Alpha Delta Pi Sorority
Phi Gamma Delta
Alpha Delta Pi
WO Ono Cress Venus
Phi Mu Tee
Lambda Chi Alpha
Sigma Chi
Alpha Omicron Pi
Menagerie Final Stage Set For Two Hanover Shows
The Glass Menagerie by Tennessee Williams will be staged by the Hanover Players under Professor James F. Dunlap in the auditorium on February 17 and 18 at 8:00 p m. Students and faculty enter free while others pay 74 cents including tax. Tickets available at the auditorium ticket office or by mail from Mr. Dunlap for non Hanover residents.
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Tennessee Williams
Hanover Players
James F. Dunlap
Hanover
Dunlap
Social Groups Plan Bull Sessions on Religious Topics
During Religious Emphasis Week Hanover groups will hold Tuesday night discussions. Each group selects a time and guides on topics such as Dogma and the Christian Church, Worship, Who Is God, Christian view toward militarism, and Life in the Hereafter with various faculty and clergy assisting.
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Hanover
President's Portrait Begun By Mattison at Hanover
Donald Mattison director of the John Herron Art Institute in Indianapolis arrived in Hanover to begin painting Dr. Parker’s portrait. A gift from an anonymous donor funds the addition to Hanover’s presidents series. Mattison, a Wisconsin native and Yale alumnus, has taught at John Herron for 16 years and studied in Rome before focusing on portraiture.
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Donald Mattison
John Herron Art Institute
Indianapolis
Hanover
Dr. Parker
Wisconsin
Mattison
Yale University
Rome
Zuloaga
Mr. Mattison
John Herron
Fabien Levitsky
Classic Hall
AOPi Installation and Initiation Set for Feb 25
Formal installation and initiation for Phi Omicron of Alpha Omicron Pi occur Saturday February 25 at the Phi Mu Lodge starting 11:00 am. National president Mrs. Lindrooth will install. A reception follows 4:00 to 6:00 pm at the Men’s Residence Hall with many officials and members attending.
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Phi Omicron
Alpha Omicron Pi
Robert F. Lindrooth
Phi Mu Lodge
Alpha Delta Pi
Lindrooth
Mary Louise Fitton
C. Justin Miller
Albert G. Parker, Jr
John Harter
Jean Horner
Vanderbilt University
Tennessee
Omicron
Calvert Lists 690 Enrollment This Semester
Hanover College reports 690 students enrolled this semester per registrar Robert Calvert. The breakdown includes 145 seniors, 147 juniors, 179 sophomores, 215 freshmen, and two special students. Last semester began with 188 veterans distributed as 86 seniors, 50 juniors, 31 sophomores, and 21 freshmen.
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Hanover College
Robert Calvert
Hanover College Names Science Building GOODRICH HALL
Hanover College trustees renamed the science building GOODRICH HALL to honor P E Goodrich for lifelong service since joining the board in 1921 and as former president from 1930 to 1948. Dr Albert G Parker Jr cited gifts totaling over 450000 dollars and planned bronze plaques and entrance markers.
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Hanover College
Goodrich
P. E. Goodrich
Albert G. Parker, Jr
Parker
Calendar of events for February at the campus
The calendar lists activities from Saturday February 11 to Friday February 17 including a Lambda Chi Alpha formal at Wood's Field House, a Lincoln's Birthday chimes program by Mrs. E Mowbray Tate featuring a mix of hymns spirituals and poems, S C A at the Y building, Religious Emphasis Week assembly, bull sessions at sorority and fraternity houses, a Student Council meeting at Donner Hall, and a DePauw basketball game at Lynn Hall.
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Lambda Chi Alpha
Wood’s Field House
Rosamond Johnson
Kipling
God
Vaughn Williams
Donner Hall
DePauw
Lynn Hall
Assembly
Howard Pipher Heads New Theta Alpha Phi Chapter
Howard Pipher, past president of the Hanover Players, has been chosen to lead the newly installed Theta Alpha Phi chapter on Hanover campus. Other officers are Joan Russ vice president Al Boyer secretary Jim Stuckey treasurer and John Haney historian.
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Howard Pipher
The
Hanover Players
Theta Alpha Phi
Hanover
Joan Russ
al Boyer
Jim Stuckey
John Haney
Triangle Staff Meeting for interested students
A meeting for all Triangle staff members and other students interested in working on the paper this semester is scheduled for Tuesday afternoon at 4 30 in the Publications Room Point House.
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Triangle
Point House
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Kramer
Vladimir Dupre
Robert E. Bowers
Alpha Omicron Pis
John Fox
Frank Baker
E. Mowbray Tate
Raymond Struck
Beta Theta Pis
Harold L. Bowman
Leslie Eisan
David Tallman
Walter Stone
George Zirkle
Paul Keach
Sigma Chis
Frank Branning
Phi Delta Thetas
Leonard Kramer
Charles Fox
Phi Gamma Deltas
Leland Miles
Alvin K. Bailey
Phi Gam House
John Yarnelle
Bowman
Tate
Aopi
Mary Barkhall
Ethiel Bumen
Helen Clark
Carolyn Good
Virginia Hayworth
Elizabeth Hummel
Mildred Lemen
Gloria Miles
Ruth Murphy
Mary Jane Ortlieb
Jane Paulus
Sally Paulus
Margaret Roberts
Nancy Rummel
Nancy Smith
Anne Soller
Margaret Spencer
Sheila Spicer
Lorraine Watkins
Wilma K. Miller
Calvert
Science Hall
Theta Alpha Phi Proxy
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