College Newspaper Masthead from Hanover College 1909
Published every Friday during the college year by the Press Club of Hanover College. Wednesday June 9 1909 K P Miller Editor in Chief J B Allison Managing Editor Associate Editors H M Marble A W Priest E R Nowlin H C Weeks Office at the Thomas Hendrix Library Hanover Ind Office hours 8 am to 1 pm Subscription rates one dollar and a half per year Single copy five cents.
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Press Club of
Hanover College
K. P. Miller
J.B. Allison
H. M. Marble
A. W. Priest
E. R. Nowlin
H. C. Weeks
Thomas A. Hendricks
Hanover
Ind
Our Respects to Faculty Marks Year Ending
EXTRA EDITION Our Respects. In our final appearance for the year the student body extends respect and appreciation to the Faculty for their loyal efforts. They displayed untiring zeal and enthusiasm and worked in harmony with students. Departing members are wished God’s best. Next year’s faculty receive hearty cooperation and sympathy.
Weekend Schedule for Academy Events
A detailed itinerary lists Commencement Exercises and Baccalaureate Sermon on Sunday, a combined Literary Societies address, Track and Field and Tennis on Monday, an Alumni-Varsity baseball game, a play She Stoops to Conquer, a Board of Trustees meeting, Alumni reunions and banquet, and multiple addresses across Tuesday and Wednesday at Assembly Hall and Literary Halls. The events span 7:30 p.m. and 9:00 a.m. sessions with gatherings in aconery Hall and other venues.
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Academy
Assembly Hall
Aconery Hall
Madison Auto Company Runs Between Madison and Hanover
The Madison Auto Company regularly ferried two cars between Madison and Hanover during Commencement week, indicating heightened travel activity and transport service for the event.
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Madison Auto Company
Madison
Hanover
Hanover College Looking Ahead To A Purposeful Future
The Outlook reflects on closing a busy year and anticipates a revived mission for Hanover College. It stresses a focus on service, a distinctive identity, and a future with a glorious career, asserting the institution will endure through its enduring purpose.
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Hanover
Notre Dame Accused of Plagerism in Oratorical Contest
Hanover's Harriet Elliott tied for third with DePauw after Notre Dame's Ignatius MacInimee was barred from the Inter State Contest for alleged player ism. Miss Feni more of Earlham won first with Walter Linn of Wabash second. Elliott's "Under the Shadow of Prison Walls" delayed by Notre Dame's offense.
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Janet Fenimore
Earlham
Walter Linn
Wabash
Elliott
DePauw
Notre Dame
D.C. Reynolds
Miss Fenimore
Advertisers Support Hanover College Student Activities
A local list from Hanover Madison features merchants backing Hanover College student activities. Businesses include H. M. Lee J. C. Hill Burke and Son Hoffman's Gene Bros The Hub Calloway's Fred Glass Rogers Peoples Trust Co Ireland's Gebert's Stanton Horruft Vail's Krebs Spaulding Mark's Benson and Madison Democrat.
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Hanover
Madison
Hanover College
Triangle
H. M. Lee
J. C. Hill
Burke & Son
Hoffman’s
Gene Bros
the Hub
Calloway’s
Fred Glass
Roger’s
Peoples Trust Co
Ireland’s
Gebert’s
Stanton’s
Horruft’s
Vail’s
Krebs, Spaulding
Mark’s & Benson
Madison Democrat
Faculty Departures Signal Summer Reassignments
Two department heads will not return next year. P H K McComb retires to travel in Europe. W L Sowers pursues advanced English study at Harvard Graduate School, returning to Bedford Iowa. Wolfe to study at Wisconsin first two months then travel in Kentucky. Young plans a summer at home likely to be with Culbertson on Big Creek. Other professors will teach in the summer school.
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P. H. K. McComb
Europe
W. L. Sowers
Harvard
Bedford
Iowa
Wolfe
University of Wisconsin
Kentucky
Young
Big Creek
Culbertson
Tyler
Boyd
Campbell
Hill
Tyron
Burns
Miss Burns
Subscription plea for college paper boosts alumni and student voice
The notice urges subscriptions to a college paper describing three aims: unite College, provide a student voice, and connect alumni. It promotes upgrading the paper and asks readers to send their address and $1.50 to the business manager.
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Hanover
Madison Opera House to Host She Stoops to Conquer Tonight
Senior Class repeats the hit at Madison Opera House with strong posters urging attendance. L. B. Mann and Harry Miller organized the effort, aiming to surpass Monday's success and raise funds. Revonah year book, edited by the Junior Class, honors Professor A. Harvey Young and sells through E. P. Miller at Britton's.
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Opera
Madison
L. B. Mann
Harry Miller
A. Harvey Young
E. P. Miller
Britton’s
Alumni Miss Commencement Crowd at Mid-Spring Term
It is regretted many students left before Commencement causing returning Alumni to miss the student body. No classes were held yesterday or today due to Commencement activities.
Birthright of American youth and the need for religious leadership
A sermon-like address argues that Esau’s loss was not by trick or fate but by personal choice, urging American youth to claim their birthright through faith and reverence for divine law. It calls for leaders with religious sensibility to guide business, industry, politics, religion, and education, noting education circles demand Bible inclusion in schools.
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Esau
Abraham
God
Moses
Wall Street
Jacob
The Last Chapel Seniors Bid Farewell in Chapel
The Senior Class appeared in caps and gowns for a time honored farewell in chapel. Dr. Millis delivered a speech praising their achievements and outlining future steps. A prayer followed by Professor Mc Comb accompanied the singing of God be with you til we meet again as the class marched out.
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Dr. Millis
Betas Host Informal Dance After Play Return of Alumni
The Betas held a small informal dance last night at their hall to honor returning alumni following the performance.
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F. C. Millis
T. R. Hollcroft
E. M. Harrison
Mgr
the Outlook
John Kennedy
Evansville
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