Hanover Faces Upstate Defeats In Weekend Games
Hanover suffers three defeats on the up state trip. DePauw overwhelms 33 to 17 after fast start, then State Normal turns the tables 16 to 11 in Terre Haute. Hanover’s squad, led by Kehoe and Hamar, fights hard in both outings.
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Miss Fortune
Hanover
Hanovers
DePauws
DePauw
Harden
Hanover DePauw
P. Voris
Kamar
Kehoe
Austin
Leazemby
Ghent
P Voris
Gin Lell
State Normal
Hamar Kehoe
Mann
Knox
Hanover St. Normal
Kehoe Moore
Hamar
Trotter
Knox Lawson
Ti. Voris
Ellingwood Mann
Bowles
McCullough
Terre Haute
Junior Prom Outshines All As Social Feature
The Annual Junior prom was held in the college Assembly Hall Tuesday with about thirty five couples. A grand march led by Vice President Drew and Miss Mary Chapman opened the evening, featuring Imperial Orchestra music and cordial student hospitality.
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King Gayety
Drew
Mary Chapman
Madison
Ind
Imperial Orchestra
Hanover
Hadley
Wolfe
Montgomery
Helen Sulzer Madison
Meneffe
Indianapolis
Becker
Jeffersonville
Miss Winters
Cincinnati
B. F. Dearing
C. EF. Drew
H. Mann
Niles
MacIntyre
A. K. Whallon Baek Hanover Rhodes Scholar
A. K. Whallon Baek, Hanover's Rhode Scholar, spent Saturday visiting friends and fraternity brothers at the Beta house. Sunday he preached at Second Presbyterian Church in Madison. While at Oxford he earned his colors in tennis and participated in various athletics. He is studying at Lane Theological Seminary in Cincinnati and plans to enter the missionary field.
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A. K. Whallon
Hanover
Second Presbyterian Church
Madison
A. K
Oxford
Lane Theological Seminary
Cinccon
The Private Secretary Scores Big Success
The Private Secretary has delighted Hanover audiences thanks to the Dramatic club. Young Douglas Cattermole pursues wealth through schemes with Marsland and a spoof plan involving Rt. Rev. Robt. Spaulding as a tutor. Mischief, disguises, and comic misunderstandings drive the farce to its chaotic peak.
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Cattermole
Mole Cattermole
Bond St
Robt. L. Spaulding
Dramatic Club
Hanover
Douglas Cattermole
London
Marsland
Hanover College Seeks Honors at Annual Oratorical Contest
Hanover College plans a small delegation to this year’s event with talks by T. E. Jones of Earlham and Fred E. Schorte meier of Butler, plus others from Wabash and Notre Dame. The program features music by local quartets, and judges’ decisions follow speeches on economic equity and peace as the state inter collegiate and inter state associations prepare to elect leaders.
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Hanover College
Indianapolis
Orpheum
T. E Jones
Earlham College
Byron Price
Wabasi College
Music
Fred E. Schortemeier
Butler College
Fred C. Millis
Travey Hartsock
DePauw University
Ralph Dobbins
Franklin College
Francis J. Wenninger
Notre Dame University
State Inter-Collegiate Association
Hanover
Indiana
State Board
Dennison
Remarks on Gipson and Bond Street social ascent
The note describes Mr. Gipson from Bond Street London arriving with old bills needing release by his entry into high society, a hunger that would be appeased only through social elevation. The passage signals a concluded item continued on page 4.
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Mr. Gipson
Bond St. London
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Three Gems
A. K. Whallon Baek
Privtae
Almond
Winslow