Honors Day Awards and Band Honors Listed
Honors Day continues with blocks and points earned by Dorothy Diggs Anitsa Nassis Kathryn Radmacher for 800 points and Patricia Borland Joyce Holst Catherine Kirchmier Mary Lou Morris Mary Schureman for 1600 points. Mr Maxwell Poland announced band awards with officers and year stripes for service plus names of honored band members across one to three years.
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Dorothy Diggs
Anitsa Nassis
Kathryn Radmacher
Patricia Borland
Joyce Holst
Catherine Kirchmier
Mary Lou Morris
Mary Schureman
Maxwell Poland
William Hopping
Robert Spencer
Gail Worland
Jane Eash
David Barnett
John Barnett
Ruth Behrman
James Campbell
James Carnes
Robert Garner
Olive Hopping
Carolyn Kern
Dale Krauss
Jerome Parker
McKenzie Parker
Joyce Quade
William Ross
Hanover College Projects Enrollment Near Seven Hundred
Hanover College expects about 700 students next fall with 522 returning pre registered for next semester. Freshman orientation begins Monday September 12 with a noon lunch at Donner Hall. Freshman registration is Tuesday September 13 and upperclass registration follows through Wednesday evening. Classes start Thursday morning with an assembly featuring President Albert G Parker Jr.
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Hanover College
Donner Hall
Albert G. Parker, Jr
College Choir honors and football awards announced
Director Arthur J. Hatch awarded letters to Ei leen Anderson through Alden Yao after their first year of choir membership and praised three seniors Robert Frederick Thomas Hull and Mary Carolyn Sharp for seven semesters of service. Six football players received trophy awards for scoring and passing feats, plus an intramural volleyball trophy for Phi Gamma Delta.
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Thomas Hull
Mary Carolyn Sharp
Mr. Struck
Guy Andress
James Peterson
Hank Treesh
Bill Klein
Jack
Dan
College Store
Phi Gamma Delta
Profs Lay Plans for Summer Trips and Activities
Westingtons head to Wisconsin and Canada for travel and exploration. The Blannings set up in Benton Harbor as summer program director. Dean Bucks visits Quebec and the St Lawrence area. Parkers stay in Hanover while Al goes to Portland for his son's wedding.
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Westingtons
Barbara Ann
Wickwire
Wisconsin
Canada
Joe Hyatt
Rapid City
South Dakota
Benton Harbor
Michigan
The
Blannings
Mr. Blanning
Dean Bucks
Quebec
Sdguenay
St. Lawrence River
College Camp
Lake Geneva
Guthrie
Parkers
Hanover
Portland
Oregon
Jane
Bill Huber
Tates
Louise
Mrs. Tate
Ohio
Bedford
Elizabeth Ann
Andy
Eisans
Mr. Eisan
Dr. Zirkle
Mrs. Zirkle
Tennessee
North Carolina
Tallmans
Chicago
Iowa
Gordon Miller Elected PAF Steering Co ordinator
Gordon Miller was chosen as coordinator of the Steering Committee of the Public Affairs Forum. Other officers for next fall include Barbara Trabue secretary Charles Friedersdorf treasurer and Dick Sipe publicity chairman. Jean Lewis and Don Ward also serve on the Steering Committee.
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Gordon Miller
Barbara Trabue
Charles Friedersdorf
Dick Sipe
Jean Lewis
Don Ward
Professor Hatch To Return in Fall at Hanover College
Mr. Arthur J. Hatch will return to Hanover College next year as assistant professor of music. He resumes his current post after an extended leave granted to Miss Ruth Graham, professor of music, who will study at the School of Sacred Music, Union Theological Seminary, New York City, for 1948-49.
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Arthur J. Hatch
Hanover College
Albert J. Parker
Hatch
Ruth Graham
Graham
School of Sacred Music
Union Theological Seminary
New York City
New Members Named in Hanover Players Membership Plan
The Hanover Players announced new members Norma Brackett Wray Clapp Bob Garner Ed Hawkins Jane Houghton and Alice Richardson after detailing the 30 point membership system. Points come from acting in college and sponsored productions production crew general activities and special projects with values ranging from 3 to 70 points.
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Norma Brackett
Wray Clapp
Bob Garner
Ed Hawkins
Jane Houghton
Alice Richardson
Hanover
Hanover Players
College Theatre
Westington to Read Paper at Latin Institute Meeting
Dr. Mars M. Westington will present a paper at the American Classical League annual meeting in Oxford Ohio June 16 18. The topic is Elections and Elec tioneering 2000 Years Ago. He will be master of ceremonies at the Friday dinner session where Tom Wallace former editor of the Louisville Times will speak. The convention marks the League’s thirty first year with theme New Responsibilities for the Classics. Distinguished classicists from across the nation will participate.
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Latin Institute of the American Classical League
Oxford
Ohio
Tom Wallace
Louisville Times
Assembly Programs Analyzed By Type
An analysis by type of the second semester assembly programs released this week by Dr. Charles B. Swartz shows 67 programs. Of these 33 were under off campus leadership, 16 under student leadership, 11 faculty, and four student and faculty combined. Speakers furnished 25 programs, music featured in 13, movies and slides provided 11, drama nine. Seventeen programs were primarily religious in character and 16 dealt with local national or international public affairs.
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Charles B. Swartz
Club Will Serve Weary Students
Mrs. Robert Panzer president of the Women's Faculty Club announced that punch and cookies will be served to exam weary students Monday and Wednesday afternoons next week. Members invite students to the Faculty Lounge in Classic Hall from 2 45 to 4 45 with no dress requirements and regardless of exam timing.
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Robert Panzer
Classic Hall
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Hickman
W. Main St
Madison
CassiDy
Beauty Shop
John Knoebel
Cooper
Fountain Service
College Stote Awards
Madison Radio Service
Victor
Columbia
Capitol
Decca Records
East Main St
Ind
PROFS
Oscar C. Bear, JR
BEAR
Jewelry
Schultz Bros
Madison, Ind
Oscar C. Bear
Optometrist
Barn Cafe
West Main
Professor Hatch
Wilberding
Shoe Service
Geo. Whittake
Dr. Westington
Dr. Mars M. Westington
Jewelers
Mulberry Street
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