Plans of '49ers Include Teaching and Graduate Work
Hanover seniors face graduation with many planning teaching careers and further study. Others pursue medical school, theology, or graduate work in sciences and psychology at universities such as Cincinnati, McCormick, and Purdue. Some intend immediate work in fields like engineering, banking, insurance, or journalism with strong job prospects noted by professors.
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49Ers
Hanover
Janet Trabue
Elaine Blase
Erma Hooker
John Bare
Clarence Joyce
Larry Savage
Mary Nicholson
Doris Craig
Kendall Bonsett
Mary Margaret Mills
Polly Steinhilber
Bill Wendt
Phil Tetrick
Dick Carr
Edward Morris
University of Cincinnati
John Dunstan
Louisville Presbyterian Seminary
Doug Garwood
Colgate-Rochester Divinity School
Rochester
New York
Mark Marshall
Ray Bowden
McCormick Theological Seminary
Chicago
Beatrice Mills
McCormick
Transportation tips list taxis and bus schedules in Madison area
The Triangle lists local taxis including Madison 475 Eddie's Taxi and Hanover Cab with phone or codes. Bus options include White Star Bus Line to Indianapolis at 8 00 am 1 00 pm 5 40 pm Greyhound to Cincinnati Evansville and Charlestown Bus Lines to Louisville with multiple daily departures.
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Central Taxi
Madison
Eddie's
Hanover Cab
Hanover
Mack and
East 2Nd Street
Indianapolis
Greyhound Bus Lines
South Broadway
Cincinnati
Evansville
Charlestown Bus Lines
Louisville
Hanover Graduates Birthrate Study Reveals Decline
Sociology department findings with Population Reference Bureau show Hanover graduates in 1922 1924 and 1939 averaged fewer children per reporting graduate than the replacement level of about 2.1. Male graduates averaged 2.1 0.64 and 1.88 children while female graduates averaged 1.6 1.74 and 1.46 respectively.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hanover
Sociology Department
Population Reference Bureau
Gertrude Woo Honored as Syracuse Club Leader
Gertrude Woo has been elected secretary treasurer of the Chinese Students Club at Syracuse University and serves as vice president of Syracuse in China. She completed a bachelor’s degree in February and will attend Cornell Summer School before finishing home economics work at Syracuse by February 1950. Grace Woo, a former Hanover student, plans to return to China soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gertrude Woo
Syracuse University
A. G. Parker
Miss Woo
Syracuse-in-China
Cornell University
Syracuse
Grace Woo
Hanover
China
Five Finals Tomorrow Can You Top This
Josephine Pittenger laments college talk of woes and rival tales. Students trade stories of tests and late nights while hinting at their endurance and listening without interruption. The piece ends with the author noting five tests tomorrow and no time to study.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
May Queen
Rose
Lily Queen
Jane
Main
Bill
Phil
Pan Hell Rush Rules Detailed for Campus Rush Period
The Pan Hell rush rules extend from arrival to Spike Day and apply to incoming girls, organized members, and alumnae. They set study and quiet hours with restrictions on rushees, organized girls, and social interactions, and require Panhellenic approval for certain communications and actions.
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Rush
Formal Rush Rules and Pledging Restrictions Outlined
The document outlines formal rush timing starting at noon on Thursday November 3 and Spike Day communications policies. It bans organized girls from rooming with rushees and requires bids to be signed by 1 PM on Spike Day. Pledging occurs the following Tuesday, with eligibility tied to probation lists, fee payments, and work or aid restrictions for freshmen and new women students.
Triangle price rises to two dollars per year
The Triangle will raise its annual subscription to $2 starting next fall, as announced by the Faculty Committee on Student Publications. Increased printing and engraving costs forced the change, though the staff has sustained a weekly schedule with 32 issues in 1948-49, the first price increase since 1909.
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Joe
Moe
Jane
Main
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Oregon State College
Ed Gianotti
Tubby Amos
Cook’s
Saluda
Soda Bowl
Ralph Conver
Horace Greeley
Portland
Oregon
Portland General Electric Company
Bill Kitch
Nancy McCoy
Adeline Popp
Denver
Colorado
Doris Mills
Beatrice
Institute of Iving
Hartford
Connecticut
Elkhart Y. M. C. A
Lois Eason
Illinois
Bob Weber
Schenley’s
Lawrenceburg
Chuck Sena
Pasadena Playhouse
Wickwire
Martin
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Triangle
White Star Bus Line
P. m
Sociology
United States
Josephine Pittenger
Panhellenic Council
Panhell Council
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