Hanover College Names Co Valedictorians For 1950 Graduates
Hanover College announces co valedictorians for the class of 1950 Samuel Decker and Edwin Steiner, both with 2.98 averages, plus salutatorian Byron Haines at 2.97. Decker is a Language major from Star City and a former Independent Men president, Steiner a Chemistry major from the Philippines with Chorus and science honorary society ties, Haines from Elkhart is a Chemistry major and past football manager with multiple student leadership roles. Also graduating Magna Cum Laude include Geraldine Horn Barbara Dowden and Merrill Scott with other Cum Laude names listed.
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Hanover College
E. Mowbray Tate
Samuel Decker
Edwin Steiner
Byron Haines
Dr. Tate
Decker
Steiner
Haines
Mr. Decker
Star City
Gamma Sigma Pi
Philippine Islands
Sigma Chi Fraternity
Delta Epsilon
Elkhart
Phi Delta Theta Fraternity
Phi Delta Theta
Dean Tate
Jeraldine Horn
Barbara Dowden
Merrill Scott
PAF Names Al Speck 1950 Forum Coordinator
The Public Affairs Forum selected Al Speck as its 1950 coordinator replacing Gordon Miller. Marilyn Megorden becomes secretary, Charles Friedersdorf treasurer, and John Trask archivist. The six session institute is set for May 11 and 12 with morning assemblies, afternoon discussions, and evening programs in the auditorium.
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Public Affairs Forum
al Speck
Gordon Miller
Marilyn Megorden
Charles Friedersdorf
John Trask
PAF
Only An Orphan Girl staged by Hanover Players
The Hanover Players present Henning Nelms drama Only An Orphan Girl in four acts on May 26 27 and June 10 under Professor James F Dunlap. Eight cast four men five women include heroine hero villain. library reserves open April 11 with tryouts April 14. wardrobe drive invites clothing donations to Dunlap Willey Pipher.
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Hanover Players
Henning Nelms
James F. Dunlap
Interfraternity Council funds Hanover High for band uniforms
Proceeds from the IFC sponsored Faculty All Star game on March 10 total $74.25 and were presented to Hanover High School for band uniforms. The check was forwarded to the school principal, IFC spokesman Larry Gilliland said.
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Interfraternity Council
Hanover High School
IFC
Larry Gilliland
Spring Fling Planned To Wind Up Hanover Coed Week
Hanover students plan a Saturday April 15 Spring Fling featuring a dog show a comedy track meet and all college picnic treasure hunt and card contest Thirteen organizations are expected to compete with prizes for top men and women groups Points awarded to the first five places and rules cover team entries and partner drawings Dog show entries have no dog limit and require a name tag on the sponsor’s ribbon to avoid duplication. stray dogs must be removed after the campus event.
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Hanover
Annual Co-Ed Week Follows Spring Vacation
HC announces Co-ed Week from April 11 to 15 with events at Donner Hall and Wood’s Field House. The week features dancing, a grand march, corsage prizes, and the usual role reversals with girls paying and assisting, 75 cents per couple admission for the Saturday dance.
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Manover
Donner Hall
Wood’s Field House
Applications For College Work Ready
Students seeking next year’s work must complete an application form available at the college office. Limited positions exist and priority goes to those most in need. No work will be assigned without a filled form, covering dining halls, library, grounds, offices, and laboratories.
Watts Convicted of First Degree Murder in Columbus
Columbus Indiana March 30 Robert Austin Watts was convicted of first degree murder today by a twelve man jury which sentenced him to death.
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Columbus
Indiana
Robert Austin Watts
Faculty Adds Reservations To New Student Document
The new student council constitution is recognized by the faculty and administration in a two year trial period. The letter notes trustees hold final authority, only 504 students voted, and the plan has been tried before with failure.
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Tate
Oslo U Reveals Plans For U S Summer Students
The University of Oslo announces its Summer School for American students running June 26 to August 5. About 250 Americans will be admitted to English taught courses in Norwegian culture. Six credits earned in six weeks. Scholarships available. Tuition reduces to $110 with round trip travel $360. Applications from St. Olaf College, Northfield Minnesota.
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University of Oslo
Norway
United States Veterans’ Administration
Stravangerfjord
Oslo
St. Olaf College
Northfield
Minnesota
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Barbara Hosler
Kenneth Siebenthal
Edward Jeffery
John Schepman
Everett Heath
Thomas Goins
Frances Graybill
Mary Swartz
Ezra Shaya
Donald King
Harriet Nay
Barbara Taylor
Speck, Friedersdorf
Megorden
Trask
Evelyn Erdmann
Hanover College Theatre
Howard Pipher
Norman Willey
Professor Dunlap
Bobbie Dowden
Panhellenic Council
Bulletin
E. Mowbray
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