Fraternities Sing and Debate Set for Assembly Week
A two night program titled The Fraternities Sing will open Monday and Tuesday with songs by five fraternities Han over assemblies will feature Beta Theta Pi Sigma Chi and Phi Gamma Delta performances Then Wednesday brings Hanover Interfraternity Debate Finals on the question Resolved That Euthanasia Should Be Legalized Zerman Phi Gamma Delta speaker will address Friday March 24 on The social fraternity in the small college He is a U Michigan graduate with journalism training and prior Phi Gamma Delta leadership honors
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Hanover
Beta Theta Pi
Lance Deer
Dick Park
Dave Strasenburgh
J. L
P. K. Wray
Phi Gamma Celta
Sigma Chi
Skip Worland
Ed Lueders
Zerman
William S. Zerman
Phi Gamma Delta Fraternity
University of Michigan
Druids
Michigan
Phi Gamma Delta
Reynolds R. Smith
Defiance College
Porter Leads Debate At Social Science Club
Dr. Arthur Porter led a debate based on a radio script on the Taft Hartley Law at Tuesday’s meeting of the Social Science Club. Officers Wilbur Hines, Howard Wooton, and Teddy Schwenke led the session. next meeting set for March 28 inviting students of business, sociology, psychology, economics, political science, and social science.
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Arthur Porter
Social Science Club
Wilbur Hines
Howard Wooton
Teddy Schwenke
Washington Trip Cancelled For Student Refunds
The spring vacation trip to Washington D C has been called off due to low student interest. Dr Leonard Kramer announces refunds for all money given.
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Washington
Washington, D.C
Leonard Kramer
Kramer
Arena Play Revival At Hanover In The Greeks Style
Hanover Players prepare to present The Importance of Being Earnest as an arena production in Wood's Field House March 29 30 or 31. The piece staged with audience on all sides recalls Greek arena theaters, a revival popular since the 1930s and gaining traction nationwide.
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Southwest
Arena Theatre
Margo Jones
Theatre 46
Dallas
Hanover Players
Hanover
Wood
Easter Cantatas and Mystical Songs Highlight College Choir
The College Choir will perform Bach Cantata No. 4 Christ Lay in Deaths Dark Prison and Vaughan Williams Five Mystical Songs on Sunday March 26 at 730 PM in Hanover Presbyterian Church. Professor Frank Blanning is soloist. Choir director Professor Frank R. Bohnhorst notes the works contrast Easter drama with modern sacred poetry.
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Bach
Christ
Ralph Vaughan Williams
Hanover Presbyterian Church
Frank Blanning
Frank R. Bohnhorst
Said
Williams
George Her
Bert
Earnest play ticket sale and showtimes announced
Ticket sale begins Monday for The Importance of Being Earnest with performances Wednesday Thursday and Friday March 29 30 31 at 8 00 p m in Wood's Field House Production director is Professor James F Dunlap Tickets go on sale Monday at 3 00 p m at the auditorium box office thereafter daily 3 00 to 5 00 p m Students with activity cards receive tickets Non Students pay 74 cents including tax No reserved seats due to seating arrangements.
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Wood
James F. Dunlap
Auditorium
Signing Of Art Instructor, Basketball Coach Announced
Charles A. Henry will be head basketball coach and assistant director of physical education at Hanover. Athletic Director R. F. Struck announced this week that he will assume duties September 1. Henry comes from Washington high school where he coached for three years. A Huntington native, he began at West Branch high school and served four years in the Navy, where he coached the Gonzaga V-12 team. He succeeds Garland Frazier, who becomes head football coach.
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Charles A. Henry
Hanover
R. F. Struck
Henry
Washington High School
Huntington
West Branch
Mich
Navy
Naval
Gonzaga
Garland Frazier
Porterfield Directs Barter Theatre In Kellys Show Off
Barter Theatre presented George Kellys comedy The Show Off at College Auditorium last night. Rob ert Porterfield founder and director arranged the visit after a last minute open date, enabling the Abingdon Virginia troupe to perform here. Porterfield telephoned Dean Dorothy Bucks of Long College Friday night and a quick decision followed. The Barter Theatre, founded in 1933, began by accepting foodstuffs for admission and has since become a leading American dramatic group.
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George Kelly
Barter Theatre Group
College Auditorium
Hanover
Robert Porterfield
Dorothy S. Bucks
Long College
Barter Theatre
Abingdon
Virginia
New York
Tate Attends National Deans Meeting in Virginia
Dean E Mowbray Tate attends the annual meeting of the National Association of Deans and Advisers of Men in Williamsburg Virginia from Wednesday until tomorrow.
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Dean E. Mowbray Tate
National Association of Deans and Advisers of Men
Williamsburg
Virginia
Art Minor To Be Offered To Students
Miss Esther F Black of Cherryvale Kansas named full time art professor starting September 1 to teach lettering drawing design and painting She will offer courses for art minor including history of ornament household arts history of art and symbolism Some courses will rotate and not be offered every year She holds two BFA degrees and has taught art in Kansas high schools and served as a Navy WAVE draftsman during the war
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Esther F. Black
Cherryvale
Kansas
Albert G. Parker, Jr
Miss Black
University of Kansas
Kansas State Teachers College
Navy
Parker
SCA Retreat Planned at Camp Lenmary for April 15 16
The Student Christian Association schedules a weekend retreat at Camp Lenmary on April 15 16 inviting all students and faculty. The event aims to study evaluate and plan SCA goals while fostering closer fellowship. The cost is 3.75 including board room bedding and transportation.
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Student Christian Association
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Camp Lenmary
Honor System Theme Of GSP Discussion
A Gamma Sigma Pi panel concluded that responsibility for installing an honor system at Hanover lies with the student body. It should align with democracy and Christianity and begin in the classroom. The group urged discussion and education if readiness is lacking, with Phi Mu Lodge hosting a dessert party and Phi Beta Kappa faculty in attendance.
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Gamma Sigma Pi
Phi Mu Lodge
Scholastic
Phi Beta Kappa
Byron Haines
Jack Riner
Ed Steiner
Jeraldine Hooton Horn
Barbara Dowden
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