Rehearsals Continue For Next Production Of Arms And The Man
The Han over Players prepare for Arms and the Man at the Auditorium on March 18 19 with director Don A Watters noting the production explores western culture clashing with Bulgarian 1885 setting. Cast includes Carter Elliott as Sergius Julia Beebe as Raina. New staff include Beatrice Mills Doris Mills Carol McNulty Alice Richardson Joan Russ for properties and makeup with Joyce Agner Joe Fix and others handling sound lighting stage crew.
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Arms and
Man
Hanover Players
Don A. Watters
Bulgaria
Sergius
Carter Elliott
Raina
Julia Beebe
Watters
Beatrice Mills
Doris Mills
Carol McNulty
Alice Richardson
Joan Russ
Joyce Agner
Joe Fix
Nancy Austin
Jane Houghton
Jean Kelham
Jean Lewis
Ed Hawkins
Norma Brackett
Wray Clapp
Jane Bash
Pauline Hetherington
Woody Jones
Don Nead
David Rhys Grenfell Co B E 1985 Mines Official
David Rhys Grenfell born June 27 1881 near Swansea became a miner at age twelve and worked until thirty five. He studied mining and allied subjects, qualified as a colliery manager, served as miners' agent from 1916 and held major posts including Forestry Commissioner 1929 42 Royal Commission on Safety in Mines 1936 and Secretary for Mines 1940 42. Address Cornglas Road Sketty Swansea Glan.
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Lab
Gower
Glamorganshire
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Swansea
Beatrice Morgan
Forestry Commission
Royal Commission, On
Royal Commission, On Safety In
Cornglas Road
Sketty
Glan
Elks Chanters In Madison Concert For Cancer Fund
The Elks Chanters an internationally famous musical group will perform at Brown Memorial gymnasium Madison on Sunday March 6 at 2 pm to aid a cancer fund drive. Funds go to the state committee for cancer research. The group will present popular tunes secular music comedy selections and traditional pieces with three barbershop quartets The Statesmen The Tone Blenders and The Minor Chords.
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Concert For Cancer Fund
The
Elks Chanters
Brown Memorial Gymnasium
Madison Ellis
State Committee
Tone Blenders
Minor Chords
Indiana
Kentucky
Berkshire Quartet Appears At Chapel Concert
Indiana University Berkshire Quartet performed a chamber music program at the chapel. Arico Rossi Albert Lazan David Dawson and Fritz Magg played Mendelssohn Dvorak Beethoven and Haydn works with precise smooth tone impressing both familiar and unfamiliar students.
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Berkshire Quartet
Indiana University
Arico Rossi
Albert Lazan
David Dawson
Fritz Magg
Music Mountain
Connecticut
Mendelssohn
Dvorak
Beethoven
Joseph Haydn
Woody Jones Named Triangle News Editor
Woody Jones named Triangle news editor to replace Edward Jeffery who resigned. He has been co assistant sports editor this term and previously served as sports editor and editor of the school paper. In senior year he wrote for the Columbia City Post and later held multiple reporting roles there. He also served with the Public Relations Office of the First Cavalry Division in Tokyo.
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Woodfin B. Jones
Triangle News
Edward Jeffery
Woody
Columbia City Post
First Cavalry Division
Tokyo
Confucius on love and doing good to all
A concise paraphrase of Confucius asserting that virtue rests in love and that the noblest life goal is universal benevolence, urging the practice of kindness toward all people.
Sunday's Poetry Club Hears Lebanese Work
Poetry club met at Miss Dorothy S Bucks home on New Faculty Row. Norma Brackett and Martha Reynolds read selections from Kahlil Gibran. Discussion followed. Next meeting set for March 13 at Alpha Delta Pi house. Helen Mish to play records from her collection.
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Poetry Club
Dorothy S. Bucks
New Faculty Row
Norma Brackett
Martha Reynolds
Kahlil Gibran
Alpha Delta Pi
Helen Mish
Protestant Revolt Exhibit Opens in Classic Hall
W Maxwell Poland of the art department has arranged a LIFE Magazine photographic exhibit THE PROTESTANT REVOLUTION, running through March 26 in Classic Hall on the second floor. The show, based on a LIFE article series, covers 1500 to 1650 with four sections and portraits of Pope Leo X, Charles V, and Francis I.
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W. Maxwell Poland
Life Magazine
Classic Hall
LIFE
Holy Roman Empire
Leo X
Charles V
Spain
Francis I
France
Ghosts Appraised By Campus Critics on Hanover Campus
I B S E N play Ghosts drawn praise from IU students February 24 with strong reception. Gary Gaiser’s direction offset dated writing and long discussions, keeping scenes engaging as critics noted sharp pacing and active drama despite challenging material.
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Hanover
I. U
Henrik Ibsen
Ibsen
The
Times
Gary Gaiser
Fall Enrollment To Reach 700 In College Dormitory Rates
Clark County seniors from six high schools were interviewed by psychology and guidance students in Charlestown as part of a careers workshop. Twenty four Louisville professionals will advise on 24 careers next week. Hanover counselors helped students select three workshops after completing the Kuder Preference Record.
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Jane Kemp
Beatrice Mills
Harrison Neal
Nancy Robinson
John Wilson
New Washington
Nancy Austin
Elaine Blase
Jane Kash
Warren Estep
William Haney
Duane Ratz
Silver Creek
Clark County
Charlestown
Louisville
Hanover
Local Group To Hear Rural Missionary
Miss Helen Fehr a rural missionary from India and traveling secretary of the Student Volunteer Movement for Christian Missions will present chapel programs on Monday and Tuesday next week She will also speak at church Sunday morning and at the SCA meeting Sunday at 6 00 p m Fehr educated at DePauw Northwestern Scarritt College Nashville Tenn taught at Johnson Girls High School Jubbulpore and directed the Village Training Center Jagdalpur in rural native workers training She will show a film Monday morning and discuss needs for more workers Tuesday She will be glad to meet students interested in this work and will take appointments
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Helen Fehr
India
Student Volunteer Movement For Christian Missions
S.C. A
Johnson Girls’ High School
Jubbulpore
Jagdalpur
Fehr
True Happiness Comes From Fidelity to a Worthy Cause
The passage argues happiness is not found in self gratification but in dedication to a meaningful goal, urging commitment to a noble purpose as the path to fulfillment.
Enrollment deposits payable March 15 at college
President Albert G. Parker Jr announces the college will admit 700 students next fall with priority given to current students. Current students must pay a $25 deposit by March 15, home residents $10, and deposits are refundable if the student notifies by July 1. After March 15, the number of returning students will determine how many new spots are available.
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Albert G. Parker Jr
Music Group Hears D Minor Symphony
The Music Appreciation Club heard Cesar Franck's D Minor Symphony Sunday afternoon at the Phi Mu Lodge. Kenneth Tewell provided history and background for the recording. A short discussion on organization followed and Blanning, Tewell, and Florence Wishard were appointed to petition the Student Affairs Committee to recognize the club as a campus group. Blanning will lead the next meeting on March 20 featuring Schubert's Song Cycle sung by Lotte Lehmann.
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Cesar Franck
Phi Mu Lodge
Kenneth Tewell
Frank W. Blanning
Florence Wishard
Student Affairs Committee
Music Appreciation Club
Blanning
Shubert
Lotte Lehman
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