Registration Plans For January 30 Announced By Dean
Dr. E Mowbray Tate announced spring semester registration for Monday January 30. Advisors will be on Classic Hall second floor with registrants lining center stairs and must see an advisor before 4 p m to avoid a one dollar late fee. The alphabetical order runs 8 00 A D 9 00 E I 10 00 J R 11 00 S Z with morning completion preferred.
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E. Mowbray Tate
Dean Tate
Classic Hall
Eleven Will Be Initiated Into Honorary Theta Alpha Phi Chapter
Hanover Players announce plans to install Indiana Epsilon Chapter of Theta Alpha Phi, with Dr. Lee Norvelle assisting. Eleven members including Ed Bocksteiger, Alvin Boyer, Jackson Cravens, Robert Frederick, John Haney, Howard Pipher, Nancy Robinson, Dorothy Raines, Joan Russ, Mary Swartz, and Jim Stuckey will become charter members. The effort follows last spring's petition advised by Prof. Don A. Watters.
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Howard Pipher
Hanover Players
Indiana Epsilon
Theta Alpha Phi
National Dramatics
Lee Norvelle
TAP
Indiana University Dramatics
Ed Bocksteiger
Alvin Boyer
Jackson Cravens
Robert Frederick
John Haney
Nancy Robinson
Dorothy Raines
Joan Russ
Mary Swartz
Jim Stuckey
Meade
Don A. Watters
Ohio State University
Players
Pipher
Hanover
Bowman Chosen Guest Leader For Religious Emphasis Program
The Hanover campus will host Reverend Harold Leonard Bowman D D the guest leader for a four day Religious Emphasis Program February 14 15 16 and 17. He will speak in Chapel each day lead forums on personal faith and Christian conduct and hold private consultations with students. Morning devotions will be held daily at 6 45 in Classic Hall Sanctuary.
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Hanover
Bowman
Student Christian Association Cabinet
Delta Kappa Chi
Chi Epsilon Phi
Classic Hall
Spike Day Sorority Rush Rules Outlined By Pan Hel
Panhellenic Council outlines second semester sorority rush from January 30 through February 5 with Spike Day on February 6 and pledging on February 7. Returning rush participants keep eligibility without re registering. New entrants may sign up with Jean Horner Donner Hall. Preference cards distributed February 6 due to Dr. Dorothy S. Bucks by noon.
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Pan Hel
Panhellenic Council
Council
Nancy Robinson
Jean Horner
Donner Hall
Miss Robinson
Dorothy S. Bucks
Concert Pianist To Play Chopin Here
Adolph Weiser from Indiana University School of Music will give a Chopin program on February 3 to mark the 100th anniversary of Chopin death October 17, 1849. The program includes Polonaise in A Flat, Minute Waltz, Fantasie Impromptu and other popular works. The Wheeling News Register lauds his brilliant technique and virtuosic passage work.
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Adolph Weiser
Indiana University School of Music
Chopin
Weiser
Wheeling
West Virginia
News Register
Assembly Calendars To Be Distributed
Calendars of coming assembly programs through spring vacation will be distributed to students at the first program of the new semester. The bookmarks will help students and alumni follow upcoming attractions. The meeting at Dr. Alvin K Bailey’s home included committee faculty and six Student Council appointed students: Robert Auer Barbara Smith John Trask Barbara Dowden Bill Rogers Barbara Hosler. A new speaker stand for the stage will be ready at the semester opening.
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Alvin K. Bailey
Robert Auer
Barbara Smith
John Trask
Barbara Dowden
Bill Rogers
Barbara Hosler
Bailey Announces Assemblies For First Week Of Semester
Dr. Alvin K. Bailey announced the first week assembly schedule. Scholarship Day on Tuesday January 31 features presiding Dr. E Mowbray Tate. February 1 speaker is Dr. Albert G Parker. Friday February 3 features Adolph Weiser IU pianist.
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Alvin K. Bailey
E. Mowbray Tate
Albert G. Parker
Adolph Weiser
I. U
Hanover selects blossom princess candidate for Cherry Blossom Festival
Barbara McKahan, a Greensburg, Indiana native and Phi Mu sophomore, was elected Hanover's blossom princess candidate in Monday morning assembly. She and finalists Betty Hough, Sheila Spicer, and Betty Coryell will advance as representatives of their colleges for the Indiana state contest. The Indiana Star sponsors the state event, with the winner advancing to the national competition in Washington, D C in March.
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Barbara McKahan
Hanover
Miss McKahan
Phi Mu
Greensburg
Indiana
Betty Hough
Alpha Delta Pi
Sheila Spicer
Alpha Omicron Pi
Betty Coryell
Indianapolis Star
Washington, D.C
The
Triangle
Carol Smith
Ball State Teachers College
Micro Reader Purchased For Hanover Library
Hanover College Library received a Micro Library Reader via Louisville Public Library for microcard editions of the Saturday Review of Literature. Displayed at the main desk, the device magnifies 38 pages onto a screen, with pages turned by a knob and focus adjusted. Microfilm and microcards expand access while saving space and cost.
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Hanover College Library
Mary Louise Fitton
Louisville Public Library
Saturday Review of Literature
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First Presbyterian Church
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