New SCA Officers Installed President Matthew Lead Year
John Matthew was installed as president of the Student Christian Association at the Y building on Sunday night. New officers include Susie Arend as vice president Carol Megorden secretary and Dave Ramage treasurer. Co advisers Mary Louise Fitton and Rev John N Fox oversaw the ceremony. Retiring president Bill Rogers spoke brief ly and special music was performed by Barbara Hosler Lois Little Ed Bockstiegel and Byron Haines.
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Poet-Philosopher Dr Warmingham to Speak at Assembly
Dr Osbert W Warmingham associate director of the American Youth Foundation will deliver Wednesday's assembly address on Almsgiving from Within. Born in India he studied at Wisconsin Boston Oxford Carroll College and taught at Boston University. He is author of Singing Sands and Silver Sea and has long led AYF Christian Leadership Camps since 1918.
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Assemblies Star One Act Play Hanover Chorus
Hanover students will see two college groups perform next week. The Hanover Players present The Moving Finger directed by Jackson Cravens with a large cast. The College Chorus, directed by Prof. Maxwell Poland, performs The Crucifixion by Sir John Stainer with soloists Prof. Frank Blanning and Byron Haines.
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Moving Finger
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Wray Clapp
Robert Myers
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Ted Jenner
Gavrilovich
Tom McConahey
Yuka
Jean Horner
Mel Coup
Larry Moore
Dutch Owens
Bill Taylor
Cincinnati Alums Hear Tate Address at Mount Auburn
Dr. and Mrs. E. Mowbray Tate addressed the Cincinnati Alumni Club meeting attended by eighty people at Mount Auburn Presbyterian Church. Dr. Henry Carter Rogers pastor of the church served as general chairman of arrangements.
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PEM Club Hosts Tomorrow Night Recreation Program
The PEM Club sponsors a campus recreation event tomorrow at Lynn Hall open to faculty and students. Games include badminton volleyball paddle tennis ping pong and card games in various rooms. gym active games run 7 30 to 11 00 with admission a pair of gym shoes.
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Pan Linguists Donate Movie Proceeds To DP Fund
The Pan Linguist Club cleared about 35 dollars from the French movie The Queen's Neck lace presented last Friday night. Proceeds will be turned over to the Displaced Student Fund with about 285 attendees. A panel on vocational opportunities for language majors is planned for next Tuesday at the Phi Mu Lodge.
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Sentimentality Reigns As Winter Waxes Nostalgically On Spring
Poet Ted Jenner reflects on the arrival of spring with morning scenes of birds, budding trees, and thawing ground. He muses on spring Fever, romance, and memories of Hanover and commencement, noting the paradox of warmth and lingering snow.
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Robert Browning
Phantom of the Opera screening by student council
The Student Council presents the technicolor Phantom of the Opera starring Claude Rains tonight in the college Auditorium at 8 00. Admission is free to all students.
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Claude Raines
Beta Theta Pi Triumphs in IFC Debate Report
Beta Theta Pi defeats Fitis as the affirmative team wins the IFC debate. The article also notes upcoming speech by Philip H. Willkie, Indiana state legislator and son of Wendell Willkie, detailing his education and career.
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First Postwar Interfraternity Debate Cup Awarded
Beta Theta Pi affirmative team wins the Interfraternity Council debate tourney defeating Phi Gamma Delta by 774 to 693 in the finals held during Wednesday's assembly. The war era event featured judges including Dr. Walter R. Stone and Miss Mary Louise Fitton.
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Phi Gamma Delta
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Guy Andress
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Marjorie Yaple
Hanover College
Walter R. Stone
Alvin K. Bailey
Mary Louise Fitton
Leonard J. Kramer
James F. Dunlap
Tickets On Sale For Earnest At Hanover Players Arena
Tickets for The Importance of Being Earnest remain on sale at the auditorium box office next week each afternoon 3 to 5. Hanover Players present arena style at Wood's Field House next Wednesday through Friday at 8:00 PM. Student admission with activity card. others 74 cents including tax. No reserved seats.
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Poetry Club to Hear Warmingham Verse Readings
Poetry Club will read selected poems from Singing Sands and Silver Sea by Dr. Osbert Warmingham at Sunday night gathering hosted by Professor and Mrs. Leslie Eison. Warmingham will address the College assembly Wednesday morning with all students and faculty invited to attend.
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