Budget Totals for Student Council and Films Ordered
The Student Council approved a budget of 5811.12 allocating funds to bands clubs and programs including Revonah and Tri angle while setting June 1 as the deadline for expenditure statements. They ordered three films Phantom of the Opera Henry VIII and A Star Is Born and discussed a campus Red Cross Drive and a possible Community Chest Drive to consolidate solicitations.
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Hanover Players
Triangle
Revonah
S.C.A
Stone
Cast Announced For Next Production The Importance of Being Ernest
Director James F. Dunlap announced the Hanover Players cast for The Importance of Being Ernest. The arena style show at Wood's Field House runs March 29 to 31 with John Worthing James Stuckey and Algernon Moncrief Bill Read among the leads. Stage crew positions remain open for committee chairs and assistants.
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James F. Dunlap
Ernest
Oscar Wilde
Wood’s
Field House
Hanover Players
John Worthing
James Stuckey
Algernon Moncrief
Bill Read
Rev. Chasuble
Burt Lane
Lady Bracknell
Jerry Ewing
Gwendolen Fairfax
Dorothy Raines
Cecily Cardew
Nancy Rummel
Miss Prism
Ruth Murphy
Merriman
Dick Hurst
Lane
Ed Bockstiegel
Dunlap
Next Assemblies Feature Science In Film Speakers
The week opens with a Dow Chemical Company film Waste Disposal shown Tuesday March 7. Wednesday March 8 features Dr H Richard Rasmussen on Science Needs Religion. Friday March 10 offers Demonstrations in Physics by Prof Ralph A Loring. Monday March 6 program canceled. Student Council to present ratification of the new constitution with open discussion led by Bryan Haines and chaired by Guy Andress.
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Dow Chemical Company
H. Richard Rasmussen
Purdue University Presbyterian Church
Ralph A. Loring
University of Louisville
Bryan Haines
Guy Andress
Farrell Hates Snow and Plans Europe Concert Tours
Reporter: Richard Farrell, a 23 year old pianist, dislikes snow and plans tours in England and France. He studied at Juilliard, favors Steinway pianos, and enjoys novels and poetry between performances. He recently spent a Hanover visit with a T bone dinner and borrowed tails for the concert.
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Hanover
Farrell
Mr. Farrell
Julliard School
New York City
Cincy
Steinway
Baldwin
Europe
England
France
United States
Two Election Plans Proposed For Student Council Constitution
The Student Council approves a new constitution to be ratified by the student body. Elections will occur during a Monday assembly with a two-member council from each group and an ex officio Triangle editor voting only if selected. The plan outlines eligibility, meetings, officers, and funding controls.
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Triangle
Tallman Sets March 15 Deposit Deadline for Dorm Housing
David B. Tallman director of admissions announced a March 15 deadline for the $25 enrollment deposit for students living in dorms, fraternities, sororities, or village private homes. Students living at home or in married housing pay $10. Deposit designations must be made at payment.
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David B. Tallman
Admissions
Mr. Tallman
Eleven Included In One Act Play Cast At Hanover
At the assembly on March 28 the Hanover Players will present The Moving Finger a one act play by Percival Wilde. Cast includes King Jovan III Will Hawkins Dirkran Naranjian Wray Clapp A Major Robert Myers A Captain Paul Ratz A Landlord Ted Jenner Gavrilo vich Tom McConahey Yuka Jane Bash Soldiers Mel Coup Larry Moore Dutch Owens and Bill Taylor. Joe Fix is bookholder with John Haney and Howard Pipher directing set construction. Joan Russ manages properties and costume chair position is open.
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Hanover Players
Percival Wilde
Jackson Cravens
King Jovan III
Will Hawkins
Dirkran Naranjian Wray Clapp
Robert Myers
Paul Ratz
Ted Jenner
Gavrilovich
Tom McConahey
Yuka
Jane Bash
Mel Coup
Larry Moore
Dutch Owens
Bill Taylor
Joe Fix
John Haney
Howard Pipher
Joan Russ
Hanover College Chorus Plans Visit To Louisville Hospital
The Hanover College Chorus will perform at the Veterans Hospital in Louisville on Thursday afternoon March 9. The program includes selections from South Pacific and Fred Waring arrangements among other numbers, with the group departing by chartered bus shortly after noon.
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Hanover College Chorus
Veterans’ Hospital
Louisville
South Pacific
Fred Waring
Pan Linguists Sponsor French Film at Hanover College
The Pan Linguists sponsor a French film The Queen's Necklace to be shown Friday March 17 in the Hanover College Auditorium at eight o clock. Proceeds go to the Displaced Student Fund. The romantic costume drama stars Viviane Romance with English titles and a French dialogue. The French Museum aided authenticity and the plot centers on a diamond necklace theft involving Marie Antoinette and Cardinal de Rohan. Admission is 25 cents.
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Hanover College
Alexander Dumas
Viviane Romance
Marie Antoinette
Cardinal de Rohan
New York
Pan Linguist Organization
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