Shirley Lamson Leads College in Scholarship Honors
Shirley Lamson of Vevay class of 1921 topped the college honor roll with a 956 average for the winter term. Ada Colgate Jocie Boyd and Marjorie Lewis followed near 955. Theta Delta Sigma led fraternities with eight on the honor roll. Alpha Delta Pi Phi Mu Phi Delta Theta and Phi Gamma Delta also show strong numbers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shirley Lamson
Vevay
Miss Lamson
Theta Delta Sigma Fraternity
Ada Colgate
Phi Mu
Phi Delta Theta
Phi Gamma Delta
Triangle
Ada R. Colgate
Jocie Boyd
Majorie Lewis
Mabel Bursdall
Frieda Schelke
Mary Gordon
Bernice Bucknell
Lee Keidell
Lucille Cogswell
Archer Culbertson
Percy Dowell
William Mount
H. C. Manaugh
Carl Steveson
Robert McNulty
Alma McDonnell
Clara McCartin
Hazel Coup
George Rankin
Lecette Ferguson
Martha Lee Frost
Jesse Wells
Mildred McKenna
Margaret Cooper
Opal Sherman
Lucia Cruft
Hazel Gorrell
Allen Montgomery
Pauline Hughes
Helen Tech
Hanover College Alumni List Honors World War Service
The article lists numerous Hanover College alumni and former students serving in U S military branches from France to the Navy. It notes individuals like Lieut. Gilbert Inman and Major Leslie McDill among others, with a few brief home-front mentions of Jesse Van Antwerp ex 18 and John Luckett travels and a holiday verse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hanover College
United States
Military Service
Clinton van Pelt
Robert M. Bottorf
William I. Mace
Daniel G. Clapp
Clinton G. Hughes
A. H. W. Lesche
Jasse van Antwerp
Lester Munzenmeyer
Edward S. Furnish
Floyd James
Charles Craig
Holmes Hunter
Morton Giltner
Reed Long
Lee LaMaster
Orion Martin
Otho Hogue
Wilbur Boyer
Harvey Smith
Archie West
Gary Welch
Ira S. Allison
Army
Harry Cope
Leslie Pitts
A. H. Watts
Hallie Lawson
Harry Wells
Herman Kloppfer
Wayne Jones
Frank 8. Montgomery
Artillery
Andrew Farrell
Infantry
Harold B. Mann
Coast Artillery
Paul Snyder
Clifford Snyder
George R. Hamilton
Paul Gordon
Floyd Murray
Russell Kehne
Cavalry
Jack Blackburn
Aviation
C. M. Montgomery
Regular Army
Robert J. Millar
Ordinance Dept
Francis Prewatt
Burton Eaglin
H. J. Grossman
A. W. Priest
E. M. Montgomery
E. M. Harrison
Roger Giles
Cullen Barnes
Leslie McDill
Roy Tull
William T. Cochrane
Navy
Carrick Cochrane
William R. Hatfield
Cecil Taff
James ©. Craig
William H. Hall
Jay Nowells
Charles Nelson
Jefferson Gardner
George Hall
Ivan Miles
Harry Iddings
Quartermaster’s Dept
Elmer 8. Allison
Ordnance
Sutherland
Ordance
Ray Hufford
Walter Schierling
George Prentice
Jas. A. Mayfield
Lieut
Buford Butcher
Lawrence Capehart
Albert E. Sellars
Robert Craig Dillion
Gayle N. Hufford
Emory Hutsell
Harvey Harn
Raymond L. Crozier
Earl Bare
Bradford F. Dearing
Eugene A. Philips
Allen P. Ramsey
Vinton Matthews
Walter Harley
James C. Cox
Frank Morton
Jesse van Antwerp
Jesse
John Luckett
Battle Creek
Mich
Crittenden
Kentucky
Jonny
Professor McComb Dies in Kansas City at 77
The Rev. Peter Hathway Kempen McComb D D died at his daughter Harriet Ockerblad’s home in Kansas City Missouri on December 19 He was long a history professor at Hanover College and served in several pastorates Born November 29 1842 in London Ohio he taught at Hanover from 1894 until retirement in 1910 Survived by wife Mrs McComb son E H K McComb and three daughters Virgina Harriet and Mrs Harry Miller A college notice arrived too late for the Christmas Triangle issue Walter Schierling a violin professor and junior in college is at Camp Grant Illinois en route from Fort Thomas Ohio
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peter Hathway Kempen McComb
Harriet M. Ockerblad
Kansas City
Madison
Professor McComb
Hanover College
Hanover
McComb
London
Ohio
John H. Holliday
Indianapolis
Col
S. M. Strader
Princeton Theological Seminary
Presbyterian Church
New Bloomfield
Macomb, Nl
Louisiana
Webster Crowes
Bucyrres
Carnegie Foundation For the Advancement of Teaching
E. H. K. McComb
Normal Training High School
Virgina McComb
Wilson College
Chambersburg
Harry M. Miller
Poughkeepsie, New York
Walter Schierling
Cook and Baker's School
Camp Grant
Rockford, Il
Schlerling
Fort Thomas
Walter
Basketball Begins In Earnest This Week
A brisk practice opens varsity basketball as about a dozen players report with more to join. Coach Dawson travels from Saluda for daily training while Coach Lawson distributes eight temporary suits Friday night. Several names are listed among those reporting and others out, with Manager Paulus facing a money challenged season as Rebecca Dixon returns and others depart. Regular classes resume January first with strong student effort and a renewed aim to prove themselves.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dawson
Saluda
Lawson
L- H. Hollmeyer
W. P. McNulty
Ernest Shroeler Griffith Hufford
Henry Montgoe
H. C. Manaugh
S. E. Paulus
R. W. McNulty
Stanley Morse
Bill Watts
Sutherland
Archer Culbertson
Norman Sharp
Paulus
Rebecca Dixon
Jud Huntley
Helen Moore
Miss Swift
Chris Broadwell
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Carl Henning
A. B. Graham
Nathan P. Graham
Fred Green
William R. Taylor
George R. Ranne
George E. Amick
Ambulance Corps
France
Gilbert Inman
Harry Helenbeck
Hospital
Frank L. Parrill
T. H. Montgomery
William Moffat
F. N. Hufford
Chester Vernon
Fred Flynn
New York City
P. H. K. McComb
Franklin