Poverty Social a Grand Success at College Event
Faculty and students gathered for a YWCA sponsored Poverty Social last Saturday night. The event featured costumes emulating poverty, disguise costs, and a fish pond for fortune telling. Ice cream and candy booths funded the night, with Coach Weber noted as particularly joyful.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Millis
Professor Culbertson
Hawk
Phelps
Souter
Mesdames Millis
Pat
Mickie
Isaac
Hans
Jercival
Bridget
Rachael
Gretchen
Percival
Weber
Press Club Banquet Sets Stage For Next Year
The annual Press Club banquet will be held in Madison next Wednesday. Staff of the Triangle will be chosen to replace retiring Editor-in-Chief Jimmy Almond and Business Manager Fred Millis along with W.S. Nichols. Faculty supervision may appear. James Almond will act as toastmaster and Prof. Souter will attend. Retiring officers are President R.S. Sitter, Secretary T.W. Blair, and Treasurer F. Millis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Press Club
Madison
Triangle
Jimmy Almond
Fred Millis
W.S. Nichols
James Almond
Prof. Souter
T. W. Blair
F. ©. Millis
Phi Delta Theta Dances After Friday Victory
Phi Delta Theta celebrated a postgame dance Friday night following the contest.
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Phi Delta Theta
Delinquent Triangle Subscribers Faced New Price
Notice notes misprision on Triangle pricing. Yearly subscription is 150 dollars. To collect unpaid accounts the price rises to 2 dollars for delinquents not paying before February 15. The raise becomes effective February 15 1997. Several balances remain outstanding as books close at term end.
Millis expresses national aims and reverence for past sacrifices
Dr. Millis replies to the Journal of American History on the Civl War semicentennial, stressing a forward gaze, forgetting past hate, and honoring ancestors who sacrificed for liberty and peace. Also notes a Hanover visit, spring showers for baseball practice, and a correction: Prof Archer leads the state school for the deaf, not the insane hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Millis
Journal of American History
Calvary
IT. V. Archer
South Carolina Insane Hospital
Prof. Archer
State School For the Deaf
Hanover Scholar Dr James S Blackwell a World Lingist
Dr James S Blackwell class of 1868 known as Hanover’s and possibly the world’s greatest linguists. He speaks forty three languages and reads many more. senior Greek and Latin professor at University of Louisville and retired from active work. He trained at Hanover Heidelberg Gottingen Leipsic and the Sorbonne and translated state papers for the government.
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James S. Blackwell
Hanover
Blackwell
University of Louisville
FL. A. O.S
Standard Dictionary
Philological Societies
Heidelberg
Goettingen
Leipsic
Sorbonne
Missouri University
Chicago
University of
Argentina
Financial recap hints at cash balance after season
Manager JH Voris notes a healthy cash balance ahead of the basketball season finale. W. O. McLelland, class of ’06, departs Fargo for Minneapolis to pursue insurance work and serves as Minnesota state agent for several health and accident companies. W. T Short, formerly 713, now at home in Princeton Kentucky, may enter spring term.
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JH. Voris
W. O. MccLelland
Fargo
North Dakota
Minneapolis
McLelland
Minnesota
W. T- Short
Princeton
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Rousch
N. T. Drake
Madison Main Street
Imperial Orchestra
G. G. Klein
L. Benson
C. Scott
G. Antle
L.O. Winslow
Prospect House
J. C. White
Main
Selz Shoes
Henry M. Lee
Schuler
Millis
W. J. D. Russell
Vail’s
Indiana
National Branch Bank
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