Prize Winners at Commencement Include Fatherly Contenders
Since last issue, several prizes were awarded to students. Top honor went to Mr Myatovitch for first in the primary oratorical contest with Belguim Yesterday and Today, earning 45 from trustees and Hanover’s interscholastic nod. The runner up was Miss Delcie Shields on The Curse of a Nation. Additional prizes included L. L. Huber for Shelby Chemistry Medal and Chapin Geology Medal, Miss Helen Culbertson for beginning Greek, and D. C. Jackson for Burger prize in chemistry. prior awards featured L. A. Hart and G. R. Hamilton Evans prizes, E. E. Hawkins Sehlbrede prize, A. E. Sellers Doolittle prize, Ada Colgate girls tennis cup, and Phi Gamma Delta interfraternity tennis cup.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Myatovitch
Europe
Delcie Shields
Hanover
Shelby
L. L. Huber
Chapin
Huber
Helen Culbertson
Burger
A. E. Sellers
Ada Colgate
Phi Gamma Delta
GA Reception Brings Freshmen Together in Millis Yard
Thursday evening from eight to ten the two Christian associations hosted their annual reception for new students. President Millis' yard glowed with Japanese lanterns as many students met and made acquaintances. Punch was served and all enjoyed the festive gathering.
Last Years Seniors Take Teaching Posts Across State
The previous graduating class mostly teaches this year with a few pursuing other paths. A. Lesche works with Pray Insurance in Indianapolis. Mary Carson visits Panama with her brother. Fred Flynn takes extra work at Hanover. Albert Sellers attends a Theological Seminary and Theodore Petranoff studies medicine at Indiana University. Hearn farms. Yunker runs a family business in Madison. Pedagogues and schools include Marion Miller Milledgeville Illinois, C. Sarver Deputy Indiana, Ray Hufford Chicago Heights, Montgomery Besemere Michigan, Watt Goshen, Hart Crown Point, Hamilton Whitley County, Frieda Kunkle South Bend, Vivia Gaddy North Vernon, Mary Hall Vevay, Guy Pender Dupont.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Lesche
Pray Insurance Company
Indianapolis
Mary Carson
Panama
Fred Flynn
Hanover
Albert Sellers
Theological
Theodore Petranoff
Indiana University
Hearn
Yunker
Madison
Marion Miller
Milledgeville
Ill
C. Sarver
Ray Hufford
Chicago Heights
Montgomery
Besemere Mich
Watt
Goshen
Hart
Crown Point
Hamilton
Whitley Co
Frieda Kunkle
South Bend
Vivia Gaddy
North Vernon
Mary Hall
Vevay
Guy Pender
Dupont
Pueblo duo sweep Fowler tennis cups in fair tournament
In Fowler the Pueblo pair of R J Millar and Edward F Rizer dominated the fair’s tennis tourney. Millar won singles and, with Rizer, captured doubles, besting entrants from Florence Manzanola Rocky Ford La Junta Las Animas Lamar Sugar City Ordway and Fowler. The valley event involved 26 players and lasted all day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pueblo Cal
Fowler
Fowler Farmer’s Fair
R. J. Millar
Edward F. Rizer
Peuble
Millar
Rizer
Florence
Manzanola
Rocky Ford
la Junta
Las Animas
Lamar
Sugar City
Ordway
Pueblo
Arkansas Valley
Hanover Directory of Student Leaders and Staff
The list names Prof Oldfather as Chairman of the Faculty Social Committee and G A Blackwood as President of the Y M C A. Janette Culbertson heads the Y W C A and Ruth Dwyer leads the Zetalathean and Crestomathean societies. Fletcher Hufford serves as president of the Athletic Managers Board and Triangle Business Manager. G E Trotter is the football captain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oldfather
G. A. Blackwood
Janette Culbertson
Board of Athletic Managers
Fletcher Hufford
Triangle
I. E. Brashear
Ruth Dwyer
Zetalathean Society
Crestomathean Society
Union Literary Society
E. S. Allison
Philathean Society
Dramatic Club
C. E. Colgate
G. E. Trotter
Hanover's 1912 Graduate Bob Seen as Top Racquet Wilders
A note recalls Bob as one of the era's finest raquet wilders developed at Hanover, where he graduated in 1912, signaling early sporting prominence and municipal pride.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bob
Hanover
Also Mentioned on This Page
Wm. Stucker
J. C. Hill
House of Kuppenheimer
L. Gruff & Co’s
Griffon
Knoebel’s
J.O. Taff
A. L. Miytaovitch
Hanovar
Bob’ Millar
N. Horuff & Sons
Madison’s Larget Dry Goods and Cloak House
Eastman Kodaks
W. L. Douglas Shoes
Geo. Metzger & Son
Madison, Ind
Ge Presser
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