Hanover Baseball Prospects Bright for Upcoming Season
Hanover outlines a promising baseball season with returning stars and fresh recruits. Capt. Dickey will anchor the lineup, with strong outfield depth and several infield candidates under consideration, though backstop remains weak. Coach Black plans class teams and field games this spring to develop talent for a vigorous varsity campaign.
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Hanover
Capt
Dickey
Rube
Dawson
Hollenbecks
Gene
Harry
Slawson
Mick
Cub
Kehoe
Carlyle
Kyle
Harry Hollenbeck
John
Linn
James
Pitts
Duke
Swann
Lesche
Black
Student Volunteer Leader Addresses Life Work Choice
Mr. Harry Worley of the Student Volunteer Movement spoke at the college Thursday and Friday urging students to test paths before choosing a life work. He urged consulting friends and aligning with God’s will and highlighted opportunities in foreign missions for college students.
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Harry Worley
Y. M
Mr. Worley
Worley
Hanover
Christian Association Workers
Pan Hellenic Postponed to April Rearrange Plans
The committee for the annual Pan Hellenic dance postpones the April 5 date indefinitely. An informal event is planned for the latter part of April. Roosevelt clubs have been organized at Butler, Wabash, DePauw and Indiana.
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DePauw
Roosevelt
Butler
Wabash
Indiana
Glee Club Plans Spring Tour Across Indiana and Illinois
The Glee Club, guided by manager Sitter, schedules eleven dates across Central Western and Southern Indiana and Illinois towns including Shelbyville Milroy Columbus Maroon Robinson Linton Vincennes Princeton Bedford Paoli Jeffersonville with a home church concert April 11 and a Madison concert April 12 after exams. Mose Cochrane ex 14 of Madison wins an appointment to West Point.
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Sitter
Glee Club
Indiana
Illinois
Shelbyville
Milroy
Columbus
Maroon
Ill
Robinson, Ill
Linton
Vincennes
Princeton
Bedford
Paoli
Jeffersonville
Presbyterian Church
Madison
Mose Cochrane
United States Military Academy
West Point
Self Government Officers Elected and Inter-Society Contest
The annual inter-society contest pits PhilalAthena and Union literary societies on March 19 at the Presbyterian church with debates on US telegraph control. Philal members lead affirmative and declamation. Union lacks a declaimer. Girls at the Point House elect officers for spring term under self government with Lola Wilson as head monitor and four assistants.
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Philarathean
Union Literary Societies
Presbyterian Church
United States
Lawrence Capehart
Philal
Harold Mann
Union Lit
Winslow
Union
Charles Anger
J. Speed Rogers
Point House
Lola Wilson
Freda Bach
Helen Webb
Alice Radcliffe
Mary Lombard
Spring Vacation Set Between Terms At School
Faculty approves a one week Spring vacation between the second and third terms. Final exams begin today and the term closes March 21. The new term starts March 27 with regular recitations resuming March 28.
Miss Mary Hughes and Miss Cora Miller Guests at Point House
Miss Mary Hughes class eleven and Miss Cora Miller former fourteen attended a weekend visit with friends at the Point House from Friday to Monday.
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Mary Hughes
Cora Miller
Point House
Dramatic Club Stages Trelawney of the Wells
The Dramatic Club presented a three act version of Pinero’s Trelawney of the Wells in Assembly Hall at eight. Miss Helen Cain starred as Rose with Miss Helen Webb as Avonia Bunn and Winslow as Ablett the waiter providing comedy. The plot follows Rose’s farewell to the stage and her complicated relationship with Arthur Gower across a London lodging house and Sir William Gower’s home.
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Assembly Hall
Trelawney of
Rose Trelawney
Arthur Gower
William Gower
Miss Trelawney
Helen Cain
Winslow
Ablett
Helen Webb
Avonia Bunn
Sir William Gower
Sir William
Miss Trafalgar Gower
Arthur
Rose
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Pan Hellenic
Philal and Union
Dramatic Club
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