Political Scientists Plan Washington Trip March 26
Hanover students may join a March 26 to March 30 political science trip to Washington D C leaving by bus with a Pittsburgh stop. The group will tour the Capitol, Supreme Court, Library of Congress, National Gallery and other sites while attending sessions and meeting officials. Capacity is 34. contact Dr. Kramer by March 15 to sign up.
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Leonard Kramer
Washington, D. C
Hanover
Pittsburgh
Washington
House
Senate
Library of Congress
U. S. Supreme Court
Department of State
Department of Justice
National Museum
Arlington National Cemetery
Lincoln Memorial
National Gallery of Art
Department of Commerce
Washington Monument
Jefferson Memorial
Dr. Kramer
Hanover College searches for head football coach
Hanover College remains without a head coach as athletic director Raymond Struck reviews about thirty five applications. He said candidates will be thoroughly screened and some will be called for interviews, with applicants spanning from Colorado and California to Rhode Island.
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Hanover College
Raymond
Hanover
Struck
Jack Carl
Colorado
California
Rhode Island
Campus Hosts A O Pi Officials for Sorority Chapter
Conferences with Hanover administration next week will pave the way for the Alpha Omicron Pi sorority to install a chapter here next fall. National president Mrs Vern W McKinney and district director Mrs T C Davis will visit from Los Angeles and Indianapolis.
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Alpha Omicron Pi
Hanover
Dorothy Bucks
A. O. Pi
T. C. Davis
McKinney
Los Angeles
California
Davis
Indianapolis
Enrollment deposits due by Tuesday for next year
Students are reminded that enrollment deposits for next year are due by Tuesday, March 15. Each student is responsible for ensuring their deposit is paid. The College has not sent notices to homes.
Wilson Named Senior Valedictorian and Calendar Update
Dean Ek Mowbray Tate announces a master college events calendar, available in the Dean's office. Public events posted one month in advance on Classic Hall bulletin board. special programs require Dean Tate's clearance. dances retain chaperone process. forms in business office. clubs may announce programs through the Dean's office.
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Ek. Mowbray Tate
Classic Hall
Dean Tate
A. K. Whallon
Assembly Hears College Chorus at Hanover College
Seventy voices formed the Hanover College Chorus in an assembly program directed by Frank W. Blanning. Nine secular pieces were performed including It Was a Lover and His Lass Red River Valley Curtains of Night Home on the Range Abram Brown Younger Generation Smoke Gets in Your Eyes Summertime and Youll Never Walk Alone.
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Hanover College Chorus
Frank W. Blanning
Red River Valley
Abram Brown
India Missionary Miss Helen Fehr At Hanover College
Miss Helen Fehr a missionary from India and authority on the Student Volunteer Movement was guest of Hanover College this week. She delivered four lectures on campus two with films from India and spoke at Hanover Presbyterian Church in the morning worship urging sacrificial giving to India. She later addressed the S C A gathering.
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Helen Fehr
India
Hanover College
Miss Fehr
Hanover Presbyterian Church
Shaw Production Presents Arms and the Man
The Hanover Players stage Shaw’s Arms and the Man in the College Auditorium next Friday and Saturday at 8 p m. Set in Bulgaria after the 1885 Serbian War, the comedy follows Raina Petkoff as love and war entangle her with Major Sergius Saranoff and Captain Bluntschli. A famed Shaw satire, the production uses three elaborate sets and about thirty backstage students, with free admission for students with activity cards.
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George Bernard Shaw
Bulgaria
Raina Petkoff
Raina
Major Petkoff
Major Saranoff
Hanover Players
Deputation Units Conduct Services in Rural Churches
During February a Hanover deputation team conducted weekly services in area churches. February 6 at Salvation Army Headquarters Madison featured Al Arrholter Donald Nead Jerome Parker and Herbert Strauss. February 13 morning and evening services at Aurora were led by different groups including Ed Bocksteiger David Christman Beatrice Mills Doris Mills and Herbert Strauss for the morning and Doris Craig Dorothy Johnson and Bill Rogers for the evening. February 20 Leavenworth worship was led by Peggy Burke Dick Miller and Bill Young. February 27 Mount Zion Methodist Church hosted worship led by Guy Andress Violet Andrew John Borneman Byron Haines Barbara Hosler and Mary Pitts.
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Hanover
Salvation Army
Madison
al Arrholter
Donald Nead
Jerome Parker
Herbert Strauss
Aurora
Ed Bocksteiger
David Christman
Beatrice Mills
Doris Mills
Doris Craig
Dorothy Johnson
Bill Rogers
Leavenworth
Peggy Burke
Dick Miller
Bill Young
Mount Zion Methodist Church
Guy Andress
Violet Andrew
John Borneman
Byron Haines
Barbara Hosler
Mary Pitts
Roseanna Foley to Be Salutatorian in Class of 1949
John C. Wilson will be valedictorian and Roseanna Foley salutatorian per Dean Tate. Wilson has 2.99 and Foley 2.85 average. both graduate Magna Cum Laude. Eight seniors total will graduate Cum Laude, with averages from 2.51 to 2.99 and four honors designations explained.
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Roseanna Foley
John C. Wilson
E. Mowbray Tate
Mr. Wilson
Miss Foley
Elaine Blase
Richard Carr
Janet Garwood
Edward Morris
William Kitch
Ray Bowden
John Dunstan
Ruth Behrman
Pipher Elected President of Hanover Players Board
Howard Pipher was chosen president at a Hanover Players meeting succeeding John Haney. Joan Russ was elected vice president and Nancy Robinson as secretary treasurer. Membership stands at twenty seven with about ten new members needed to complete points after Arms and the Man. Plans include another college play, a return by the National Theatre Touring Conference, and one act plays for chapel programs.
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Hanover
Howard Pipher
John Haney
Joan Russ
Presi
National Theatre Touring Conference
Whitacre Organ Recital Delights Enthusiastic Audience
Arden Whitacre performed an all memory-based program to an eager crowd on Friday March 4. He rendered challenging passages flawlessly and showcased the auditorium organ’s tonal range between Bach Dupre Franck Sowerby and Flor Peeters pieces. He tours including the University of Texas and will head to St John the Divine Cathedral in New York and Annapolis Maryland.
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Arden Whitacre
Dupre
Sowerby
Flor Peeters
Whitacre
University of Texas
Cathedral of St. John the Divine
New York City
Annapolis
Maryland
Social Problems Class Plans Indianapolis Visit
Members of Dr. Walter L. Stone's Social Problems Class will visit the Juvenile Court and the Redevelopment Commission of Indiana next Thursday in Indianapolis. They will spend the afternoon at the Flanner House, a negro settlement house, in the city. The trip was arranged by Ralph E. Pumphrey, executive director of the Council of Social Agencies in Indianapolis.
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Walter L. Stone
Juvenile Court
Redevelopment Commission
Indiana
Indianapolis
Dr. Stone
Flanner House
Ralph E. Pumphray
Council of Social Agencies
Fox Announces Office Hours for Reverend Fox at Hanover
The Reverend John N. Fox of Hanover Presbyterian Church will hold daily office hours Monday through Friday from 1 30 to 2 30 p m in the Classic faculty lounge. Students may meet without appointment or by arranging another time with him.
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John N. Fox
Hanover Presbyterian Church
Fox
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