Hanover Defeats State Normal 30 24 Ends Season Strongly
Hanover finishes basketball season with a decisive 30 24 victory over State Normal. Kehoe Trotter Vermillion Lawson and Clark lead a fast paced game as Hanover builds a twelve point first half lead and maintains control. Attendance 200.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hanover
State Normal
Butler
Trotters
Hanovers
Berger
Vermillion
Clark
Lawson
Kehoe
Trotter
McLaughlin
Iddings
Altho
Hotchkiss
Saluda High School
Academy
Knauth Trotter
Vermillion Lawson
Stiffler McLaughlin
Chase
Berndt
Indiana
Macdonnell
Swanagan
Blair
Warren
Knauth
Stiffer
Zetelathean Meeting Debates Compulsory Church Attendance
Zetelathean members and visitors enjoyed a March 7 literary meeting with a debate on whether church attendance should be compulsory. Silvia Campbell and Carrie Craig argued affirmatively, Ora Hearn and Elsie Boyer opposed. judges favored the affirmative. Mary Carson presented a reading on Needles and Pins, while Helen May offered an essay on Smiles and Silvia Campbell read Van Dyke's Half Told Tale. Current events were shared by Anna C. Schlichter, and Alice Radcliffe contributed a new short story Rivals.
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Silvia Campbell
Carrie Craig
Ora Hearn
Elsie Boyer
Mary Carson
Helen May
van Dyke
Anna C. Schlichter
Alice Radcliffe
Chrestomathea Program Showcases Varied Speeches
The Chrestomatheans presented a diverse program with Orations, Declamations, and Essays by Stella Kehoe, Helen Hughes, Helen Culbertson, Blade Williams, Vivia Gaddy, Mary Booz, and Mary Hawk. Four extemporaneous talks and a debate on whether men of vision outshine men of action concluded with the judges siding with the visionaries.
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Chrestomatheans
Stella Kehoe
Helen Hughes
Issay
Helen Culbertson
Blade Williams
Stevenson
Vivia Gaddy
Mary Booz
Mary Hawk
Pauline Tull
Cornelia Ryker
Hanover anticipates a strong baseball season and new facilities
The article notes rising baseball fever in Hanover with many potential players and a hopeful coach Hotchkiss. It cites a bright outlook for spring term and mentions the possible erection of a grandstand, a strong home schedule, and ample tryouts drawing enthusiasts and spectators.
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Hanover
Hotchkiss
Sitler Called Home by Father's Illness
The sympathy of the college community goes out to Robert S. Sitler of the Senior class who was summoned to Oklahoma City by a telegram announcing his father's serious illness. Sitler will manage his father's law office and is unlikely to return for the June degree.
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Robert S. Sitler
Oklahoma City
Okla
Sitler
Government association orders Sunday chapel for all young men
Miss Elsia Tate, class of 1913, has returned to Paris Illinois to remain until after the Spring vacation. The government association issues a new ruling requiring all young men visiting Wellesley girls on Sunday evenings to attend the evening chapel exercises.
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Wellesley
Government Association
Elsia Tate
Paris
Ill
Sophomores Win Inter Class Championship in Fast Game
Sophomores defeated Freshmen 20 to 14 to claim the college championship and Simms trophy cup. Pitts sustained a broken nose late in the game amid the robust play, with Sophomores scoring through Pitts 2, Pomereline 2, Hamilton 3, James 1, Brashear 2, Millis 2, Flynn 1, Fisher 1. Freshmen tallys included Brashear 2, Jackson 2, Boyer 2, James 1, Garritt 1, Winslow 1, Millis 1, VanPelt 1.
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Pe’t. Sopho
Kresh
Pitts
Fisher
Brashear Flynn
Johnson Pomerehne
James Hamilton
Millis Averitt
Garritt
Pomereline
Hamilton
James
Brashear
Millis
Flynn
L. Fisher
Redmen
Sessors
Jackson, Johnson
Boyer James
Iddings Garritt
Winslow Millis VanPelt
Boyer
Macdonnell
Sophs
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Zetelathean
Chrestomathea
Diamond
DePauw
Francis McConnell
Henry van Dyke
W.J. D. Russell
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