Hanover College Student Council proposes revised constitution
A long letter explains four months of debate over amendments to the Student Council constitution at Hanover College. The draft doubles council size to twenty four, offers dual election options, and requires two thirds student ratification before faculty review. The council emphasizes preserved powers and aims to reflect student, administration, and faculty interests.
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Stairway To The Stars Theme ISA Formal Dance
Hanover Independent Students Association held its annual formal dance in Woods Field House with the theme Stairway to the Stars. Miss Jenny Lind crowned queen of the dance. Bob Blackmore and his orchestra played. chap erones included Emma Mae Hill and several professors.
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Coopers Keep Hanover Corner Drug Store Tradition Alive
Ted Jenner recounts the Cooper family who returned to Hanover to run a Corner drug store in 1945 after war era changes. Mrs Cooper, a 1932 graduate, recalls college days with Phi Delta Theta and Phi Mu, while Coop pursues Masonry and love of golf. Their daughters Lynne and Bob share growing up in Hanover with birthday milestones and bicycle lessons.
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Church Notice with March 5 Service Details
Director of Music Organist Frank Bohnhorst Pastor John N Fox Sunday March 5 9 30 a m Church School 10 45 a m Morning Worship Music by the College Choir Sermon The Meaning and Need for Repentance Al Spahr assists with the service 7 00 p m Installation of 4 H Club officers Next Sunday March 12 One Great Hour offering
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Counting blessings among abundant things
A concise meditation notes that people overlook the abundance around them while focusing on what is scarce, urging reflection on gratitude amid plenty and reminding readers to acknowledge everyday positives.
Campus Pulse Highlights From A Busy Week
Social life dominated the week with sports scenes including a Panthers win over Anderson and a high scoring basketball season finale. A SOC k hop, a faculty women versus Phi Mus volleyball victory, a Richard Farrell concert, A. D. pledges serenading Pat Davis, and Rose Ball plans mark campus activity alongside pledges receiving honors. Feb weariness with exams looms as six week tests approach while State Days and dances promise crowds.
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