Clay Cart Brothers Four Make Big Hit
The Brothers Four delivered a lively show with strong harmony and rhythm. They impressed with novelty numbers and the serious songs, notably a smooth rendition of St. James Infirmary. The group’s fresh approach and direct execution pleased the Hanover audience and suggested further big-name acts to come.
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Clay Cart
St. James Infirmary
Brothers Four
Hanover
Living With Language language dialogue series on WERS
Professor Renick leads a three year FM educational series on WERS Emerson and Boston University. The 20 programs, praised by the Ella Lyman Cabot Trust, explore language origins and development through dialogues in Enish, not language teaching. Hanover professors and students join future episodes in April and May.
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Renick
WERS
Emerson College
Boston University
Ella Lyman Cabot Trust of
Boston
Enish
Hanover
Lee Schroeder
Robert Trimble
Joyce Field
Frank Baker
U. S
Peace Corps Assistant Plans Friday Visit to Hanover College
Bradshaw Mintener Jr special assistant in the Peace Corps college and university division will visit Hanover College on Friday March 29 to meet students and faculty about Peace Corps service. The program seeks volunteers to teach English and other subjects at all levels.
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Bradshaw Mintener, Jr
Peace Corps
Hanover College
Puerto Rico
Clay Cart at Hanover College Captures Indian Theater Flair
Hanover College adds a balanced staging of the Indian classic The Clay Cart by King Shudraka. Music and Indian conventions enliven the performance while unities feel suspended. Performances from Charudata to Sans thanaka receive praise though some poetry and lighting issues distract. The stage and costumes, especially the color scheme, enhance atmosphere and the production earns strong audience enthusiasm. Tonight’s encore presentation is recommended for drama fans.
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Hanover College Theater
Shudraka
Charudata
Hudson Catshall
Maitreya
Tom van Valey
Tom
Vasenta‘ena
Caradata
Mary Lee Payne
Charudatta
Pushpakaranda
Vasentasena
Sansthanaka
Graeme Gilmore
Graeme
India
Female IM Debaters Move To Semi finals
Alpha Delta Pi and Phi Mu teams advanced to the Intramural Debate semi finals. Roxanne Kalb and Sarah Mercersmith of AD argued the negative on That India Should Abandon Her Policy of Neutrality against Theta's Sharon Fitch and Lucy Frick. Phi Mu with Jean Ragand and Trudy Somers defeated Donner Hall as Susan Powell and Marilyn Mikesell argued the negative. Donner-Ide drew a bye and will face Phi Mu Wednesday in the semi finals with Vicki Dell and Pat Nelson set for the negative against Phi Mu. The finals loom for April 3 in Long Gymnasium against the AD team.
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Roxanne Kalb
Sarah Mercersmith
India
Theta’s
Sharon Fitch
Lucy Frick
Ronald Austin
Edward Huenemann
H. Keith White
Phi Mu
Donner Hall
Susan Powell
Marilyn Mikesell
Jean Ragand
Trudy Somers
Emma Hill
Porter
George Zirkle
Donner-Ide
Vicki Dell
Pat Nelson
Hanover Players Announce Cave Dwellers Tryouts
The Hanover Players announce tryouts for The Cave Dwellers by William Saroyan. Auditions are Wednesday at 7 30 p m in Parker Auditorium and Friday at 7 30 p m in the Band Room, Parker.
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Hanover Players
Wiliam Saroyan
Parker Auditorium
Parker
Ferguson to Visit for Talks on Local Government
John H. Ferguson, Professor of Political Science at Pennsylvania State University, will speak at Classic 102 over three days on Trends in state and local government. Public is invited. Ferguson will also meet privately with students Thursday afternoon and Friday morning to discuss careers in political science.
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Public Affairs Forum
John H. Ferguson
Pennsylvania State University
Ferguson
Male Chorus At Davidson College Concert Tuesday
The Davidson College Male Chorus of 29 voices will perform in Parker Auditorium on Tuesday March 26 at 8 00 pm. The open concert recalls past tours to San Antonio and trips to Boston and New York in 1961. Critics call it among the nation’s finest choral groups.
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Davidson College
Parker Auditorium
San Antonio
Boston
New York
Palestrina
Victoria
Gretchaninov
Two French Films to Be Shown Here Next Week
Two French films will be shown in Parker Auditorium on Thursday and Friday at 7:30 p m Admission is free for Hanover students and faculty Thursday features La Beauté du diable directed by Rene Clair with Gerard Philipe in a humorous Faust study Friday presents Marcel Carnes Symphonie Pastoral starring Michele Morgan The Cannes award winner was shot near Chateau d Oeuvre and explores religion versus romantic love.
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Parker
Hanover
Gerard Philpe
Rene Clair
Marcel Carne
Andre Gide
Michele Morgan
Chateau d’Oev
Gide
Hanover College Advances With Institute Push and Brothers Four Visit
Hanover College moved forward with the widely publicized Indian Institute and a major group appearance. The events increased visibility, aim to attract support for future institutes, and showcased the college's progress and diversity through well attended seniors and the Brothers Four performance.
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Hanover College
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