Commencement Speaker Holliday Leader in Indiana Philanthropy
Mr John H Holliday of Indianapolis will deliver the commencement address on June 13. A Hanover College graduate of 1864 he is widely respected and noted as perhaps Indiana s greatest philanthropist. He founded the Indianapolis News and serves as president of the Union Trust Company of Indianapolis.
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John H. Holliday
Indianapolis
Hanover College
Indiana
Holliday
Indianapolis News
Union Trust Company of
Presbyterian Church
Hanover Academy
J. G. Collicot
Christian Associations
David S. Hibbard
Silliman Institute
Dumaguete
P. I. Ey
Rn Board of Trustees
Hotel Jefferson
Madison
Assembly Hall
Hendricks Library
Pe Hen Society
Donnell Apel
Garritt
Frank O. Ballard
D. D
Ballard
T. C. Steele
Manaugh Edges Culley In Hanover Tennis Final
Hursel Manaugh defeated Wm. Culley 6-1 3-6 6-0 to win the Hanover college tournament final on Memorial Day, before several hundred spectators. The match capped a season as Manaugh, last year’s ICA L champion, dominated after a strong start. Hanover fields a strong team, but few Indiana schools sponsor tennis, with Rose Poly and Franklin remaining active.
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Hursel Manaugh
Wm. Culley
Hanover
Manaugh
Culley
Hursel
Case
Indiana
Rose Poly
Franklin
Senior Class Day Exercises Held Friday
The class of 1917 held its day in Donnell Chapel with caps and gowns as B F Miller stood in for President Harry Hege. F Scott Sutherland opened with a history, William Mace read class bequests, Alma Macdonnell played piano, Gladys Vestile delivered the class prophecy, and E E Hawkins plus President Millis offered remarks on faculty and friends.
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Donnell Chapel
B. F. Miller
Harry Hege
F. Scott Sutherland
William Mace
Amick
Alma Macdonnell
Gladys Vestile
E. E. Hawkins
Millis
Hanover Completes Eight-Set Win Over Franklin
Hanover swept eight straight sets to defeat Franklin in a tennis meet. Singles scores featured Culley 6 6, Smith 1 3, Manaugh 6 6, Cree craft 3 1. Doubles scores showed Hanover 7 6 and Franklin 5.
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Hanover
Franklin
Culley
Smith
Manaugh
Creecraft
Dramatic Club Picnic Ends Year at Hanover College
Hanover college dramatic society held a Friday picnic on the gym porch with eighteen members in wigs and paint enjoying a chicken fruit salad and other foods. Miss Brown and Miss McKenna led the event while Prof Souter and Coach Rider joined. guests Jud Huntley and Clarence Orner attended. The year closed after successful fall and spring plays and promises of better productions with new scenery next year.
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Hanover
Brown
Juno
Miss McKenna
Molly
Souter
Rider
Jud Huntley
Clarence Orner
Strongheart
Contrary Mary
Mathews Elected Baseball Captain for 1918 Season
Fred Mathews was chosen captain of the 1918 baseball team at a lettermen meeting. A two year member, Mathews has shown leadership behind the bat this season after a strong first base performance last year. Center fielder Brett led with a .290 average, while Culley, R McNulty and Paulus hit .233 each. The infield batted .223 and the batteries including James, Clapp and Matthews posted .197. the outfield hit .240.
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Baseball Lettermen
Fred Mathews
Matty
Brett
Culley
R. McNulty
Paulus
James
Clapp
Matthews
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Sam
Dramatic Club
Mathews
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