Honor System Is Program Topic
The Honor System will be discussed next Sunday evening at 6 00 p m in the Y building with a worship service followed by small discussion circles. The February 26 meeting opened with hymn singing and a constitution presentation plus summer work project discussions led by Merrill Hall Lois Little Dorothy Johnson Rich Anderson and Violet Andrew.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Student Christian Association
Merrill Hall
Lois Little
Dorothy Johnson
Rich Anderson
Violet Andrew
Women Associates to Hold Hanover Spring Meeting
On May 25 and 26 the Women Associates of Hanover will hold their annual spring meeting on the campus. The announcement came after a luncheon at the home of Mrs. Charles J. Lynn, Associates chairman and wife of the College board of trustees president, in Indianapolis. Hanoverians present included Miss Dorothy S. Bucks, Dean of Long College for Women at Hanover College, Mrs. Albert G. Parker Jr., and Mrs. E. Mowbray Tate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women Associates of
Hanover
Charles J. Lynn
Associates
College Board of Trustees
Indianapolis
Hanoverians
Dorothy S. Bucks
Long College For Women of Hanover College
Albert G. Parker, Jr
E. Mowbray Tate
YWCA YMCA leaders visit campus for interviews and talks
Frances Helen Mains and Jack Petherbridge from Chicago will visit March 4 through 8 to learn about student religious life and assist with YMCA YWCA work and summer camps. Interviews and discussions are scheduled in Classic Hall and in the Faculty Lounge, with several class appearances and public sessions for students and faculty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frances Helen Mains
Jack Petherbridge
YWCA
YMCA
Chicago
Mavis
Mr. Petherbridge
Classic Hall
Miss Mains
Petherbridge
SCA
Delta Kappa Chi
Chi Epsilon Phi
CCSC
Millis purchase of Scottsburg Chronicle makes history
Robert J. Millis ’47 and Pat Siegel Millis of Hanover acquire Scottsburg Chronicle, Scott County’s oldest newspaper. The prior owner was Murl Hancock of Scottsburg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. Millis
Scott County
Robert J. Millis
Phi Gams Tau awards three scholarship prizes
The Tau chapter of Phi Gamma Delta awarded $55 to the three members with the largest percentage improvement in scholarship last semester. Kenneth Siebenthal of Madison won $20 for first place, Paul Mueller of Indianapolis received $20 for second, and Cecil Tull of Hanover received $15 for third. Honorable mentions went to Charles Orrill of Madison and Dick Sipe of Hanover.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenneth Siebenthal
Madison
Paul Mueller
Indianapolis
Cecil Tull
Hanover
Charles Orrill
Dick Sipe
Hill Thoughts Deadline for Submissions
The March 10 deadline for Hill Thoughts literary submissions is announced. Materials should be given to Martha Reynold or Mr. Fox for processing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hill Thoughts
Martha Reynold
Mr. Fox
Also Mentioned on This Page
Charles B. Swartz
Jim Stucky
Dick Miller
Dave Barnet
Swartz
Bailey
Fox
David Tallman
Marian Hshueh
China
Wilberding
Optometrist
Main & Cross Sts
John Knoebel
REED
Indiana
George Whittaker
Women Associates
Jewelers
Mulberry Street
Madison, Ind
U.N. International Refugee Organization
Phi Gams
Schultz Bros
Thompson-Glass
Fountain Service
Tubby and
Bud
Oscar C. Bear, JR
BEAR
Jewelry
Rogers
Hanover Cleaners
Cooper
Emmett S. Wood
Prop
Department Store
Harper’s
Rexall Drug Store
East Main St
Sports Shoe Service
W. Main St
Geo. Whittake
Inglis
CassiDy
Beauty Shop
Oscar C. Bear
DENNY
E. Main Street
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