Eros Staphanies Advocates Hanover Amphitheatre Plan
Eros Staphanies, class of 1898, recalls a student idea from sixty five years ago to build a campus amphitheatre on Hanover hillside. He derides current student calls for a union building and swimming pool while praising his proposal as essential culture worthy of investment.
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Hanover
America
Ohio
Hillside
Eros Staphanies
Two Hanover Houses Hold Quiet Histories and One Minister
Two houses near Hanover's Presbyterian Church draw attention for age and charm. The John Finley Crowe residence may become a museum, while the Clemenson home shelters a minister who left a glamorous career as a commercial artist in Glen Ellyn to serve a college town.
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Hanover
Presbyterian Church
Hanover and
Hanover College
John Finley Crowe
William Clemenson
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Clemenson
Glen Ellyn
Illinois
Chicago
McCormick Theological Seminary
McCormick
Pierceton
Indiana
Crowe Mansion
A Perfect Antithesis and Hanover Connections
A profile links a writer’s mother in law Rosamond Du Jardin to teen novels read by Hanover coeds, notes her Chicago crime-era poetry, and describes Du Jardin’s shift to adolescent fiction with Senior Prom. It also spotlights minister Lawrence Huenemann, sibling of Dr. Edward Huenemann, and a neighborly tale by the Crowe mansion.
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Rosamond Dujardin
Hanover
Clemenson
Glen Ellyn
Lawrence Huenemann
Edward Huenemann
Vacation Reading in Five Week Courses Sparks Debate
Hanover students face a clash over five week courses with some professors pushing vacation reading. Administrators favor personal student professor relationships and resist rigid rules, while students seek a break from constant class and activity pressure despite trips and choir commitments.
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Mater
Hanover
Paper Commended to the Editors of the Triangle
Dave Railsback of 1964 writes from Washington DC praising the Triangle as the finest college newspaper seen. He and Marylee Brown note the many fine comments received and encourage continued effort, stating Best paper ever. March 1.
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Marylee (Brown
Dave Railsback
Washington, D. C
Newspaper staff and policy statement from indiana college paper
A masthead style notice lists editors and staff positions including Robb Baker Dennis Barnette Susie Cochran Mary Ann Ryrholm Sports Editor Frank Walker Feature Editor and others. It also notes the paper’s editorial policies do not reflect college views and provides staff roles such as Copy Editor Photographer Subscription Manager and Circulation.
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Post Office
Indiana
Robb Baker
Dennis Barnette
Susie Cochran
Mary Ann
Ryrholm
Frank Walker
Ann
Waggoner Society
Susanne Talmage
Barbara Moyes
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Ann Pilasterer
Tom Kiracoffe
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Bruce Johnson
Steve Woods
Vance Woodward
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