Honor students honored for first term at the college
First term grades mailed from the President's office show non fraternity students leading overall. Senior leader Miss Hawk and Miss Millis tie at 9.5 Magna cum laude. several others earn Cum laude. Sophomore Miss Schlicter tops at 9.46 with Blackwood at 9.3. Freshmen also boast multiple Cum laude averages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Hawk
Millis
Almond
Britan
Hughes
Voris
T. R Tollcroft
Farrell
George
Priest
Schlicter
Blackwood
Blair
Sitler
Mary Bocz
Helen Cain
Cum Laude
Miss Palser
Football in Danger from Rugby Style Proposal
Indiana polis hosted a meeting of faculty representatives from state colleges with intercollegiate athletics. Most favored adopting rugby style football to replace the current rougher game, especially smaller colleges. A committee including R E Kelly Earlham Purdue Hanover Prof Thomas Wa bash Prof R B Moore Butler and Dr Millis studied the matter but has not released a decision.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
R. E. Kelly
Earlham
Stanley Coulter
Purdue
Hanover
Thomas
Wabash
R. B. Moore
Butler
Millis
American Historical Association Meeting in Indianapolis
Prominent educators writers and students of history gathered in Indianapolis for the American Historical Association meeting with Ohio Valley and Mississippi Valley sections. Notables Thwaites Alvord Jameson and Roland attended along with Professor A M Hadley Dr Millis and John H Holliday. Hadley presented History IV theses for Hanover alumni and trustees to review.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
American Historical Association
Ohio Valley
Mississippi Valley
Thwaites
Wisconsin
Alvord
Illinois
Jameson
Carnegie Institute
Roland
Mississippi
A. M. Hadley
History
Millis
John H. Holliday
Hadley
Hanover
NO SPIRIT WORLD PROMISE
Harvard scholars deny a report that Professor James hid a sealed letter in a London safe and would reveal it after death. Dr. Edwin B. Holt says James made no promise to contact the living, and mediums have misrepresented the facts. James, a prominent psychical research investigator and author, explored spiritualism and other cults in his lifetime.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harvard University
James
London
Edwin B. Holt
Harvard Psychological Laboratory
Harvard
Annual Junior Exhibition Highlights Dec 19 Assembly Hall
The junior class exhibition honoring high honor students was held at the Assembly Hall on December 19. Performances featured an orchestra and speeches by Andrew Farrell H J Grossman Miss Branham and Miss Wilson with music interludes and a Saludatorian address by Miss Millis.
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Theu
J. S. Hawk
Millis
Saludatorian
Andrew Farrell
H. J. Grossman
Miss Wilson
T. R. Hollcroft
Captain and Managers Elected at Athletic Association Meeting
G. E. McLaughlin of Seymour Indiana was elected captain of next year's football team ahead of H E Mann of Indianapolis. T W Blair Hammond Sophomore named manager for next year with A P Ramsay Vincennes freshman as assistant. O W Teeple Charlestown Freshman elected Assistant manager of baseball. Association debated leaving the I C A L but took no action. Football profit reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athletic Association
G. E. McLaughlin
Seymour
Ind
H.E. Mann
Indianapolis
McLaughlin
T. W. Blair
Hammond
A. P. Ramsay
Vincennes
O. W. Teeple
Charlestown
Students Volunteer Movement Sends Seven Toward Foreign Mission
P A Schwartz traveling secretary of the Students Volunteer Movement reports seven students will join foreign mission work after completing college courses. Names include A E Sellers Scottburg L E Winslow Fairmount J B Allison Gardner Ill C E Drew Gardner Ill U Averitte Bedford Ky Howard Gordon Lexington and Miss Mary Chapman Madison Ind. Four more prepare to enter the field K K Thompson H K E Vancil Dorothy Jones Bernice Archer. Hanover has sent about 35 people overseas, with nearly a third preparing to go out after graduation.
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P. A. Scwartz
Foreign Mission
A. E. Sellers
Scottsburg
L. E. Winslow
Fairmount
J. B. Allison
C. E. Drew
Gardner
Ill
U. Averitte
Bedford
Howard Gordon
Lexington
Mary Chapman
Madison
Ind
K. K. Thompson
H. K E. Vancil
Dorothy Jones
Bernice Archer
Hanover
Varsity Opens Season With 22 17 Win Over Alumni Team
The basketball squad defeated an alumni team 22 to 17 on Friday night December 17 before break. Coach Weber and Fatty Mann assisted graduates as the coach carried the show and even lost a shoe during plays. The varsity improved in the second half and aims for faster teamwork this season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weber
Fatty Mann
Slims
P. Dippy Dowell
Varsity
Varis
Mann
Ramsiy
Russell c Fisher
Iddings
Miles
Hamar
Thompson
H. Voris
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Hollcroft
Miss Millis Lead College
Amer
T. W. Blairls
Ramsay
Teaple
Schwartz
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