May Queen and Student Council Leader Elected at Hanover
Suzanne Rankin is named May Queen and Guy Andress wins the new Student Council presidency. Next Tuesday, all Hanoverians may take the afternoon off for a river cruise aboard the steamer AVALON from Hanover Beach at 1 p.m. to 4 p.m. Merrill Scott notes boarding by 1 p.m. The event, a spring boat ride, is a long-standing all college outing with dancing, sun, bridge and canasta, refreshments, and parking rules overseen by male council members.
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Avalon
Hanover
Hanover College Adds Two Professors for Next Year
President Albert G. Parker Jr. announced the appointment of Howard L. Binkley and Dr. John Phelan to the Hanover College faculty. Binkley will teach economics and Phelan sociology, both taking duties September 2. Binkley is completing a PhD at the University of Pennsylvania. Phelan comes from Carleton College where he led sociology and anthropology.
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John Phelan
Hanover College
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Nomics
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Mr. Binkley
University of Pennsylvania
University of Alabama
University of Delaware
University
Pennsylvania
Pan American School of Languages
Philadelphia
Carleton College
Northfield
Minnesota
American University
Cairo
Egypt
Ohio University
Athens
Ohio
Queen Suzanne to reign at Hanover May Day festival
Suzanne Rankin will be crowned Queen Suzanne the First as Hanover selects the May Day court. Maids of Honor include Nancy Austin Barbara Dowden Olive Hopping Jeraldine Horn Barbara Hosler Dorothy Johnson Catherine Kirchmier and Nancy Robinson. Queen will name escorts musicians arch bearers and jesters for the procession.
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Suzanne Rankin
Suzanne
Hanover
Student Christian Association
Nancy Austin
Barbara Dowden
Olive Hopping
Jeraldine Horn
Barbara Hosler
Dorothy Johnson
Catherine Kirchmier
Nancy Robinson
Donner Hall
The
Triangle
Alpha Phi Gamma
W.A.A
PEM Club
Modern Dance Club
Phi Mu Sorority
Layton Pitts Foremen Also Officers on New Council
Layton and Pitts are named officers as 23 new Student Council members are announced at Hanover College. Election results show Andress, Megorden, Paulus, Beall, Layton, Foreman and others joining Alpha Delta Pi, Alpha Omicron Pi, Beta Theta Pi, Lambda Chi Alpha, Phi Delta Theta, Phi Mu, Sigma Chi and more. The new officers and members will be installed next fall.
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Guy Andress
Soda Bowl
Mary Pitts
Tom Foreman
Lynn Layton
Marilyn Megorden
Alpha Delta Pi
Ruth Murphy
Jane Paulus
Alpha Omicron Pi
Larry Farnen
Bob Aldrich
Beta Theta Pi
Ruth Young
Jackie Beall
Tom Polson
Lambda Chi Alpha
John Matthew
Richard Skinner
Phi Delta Theta
Paul Kennedy
Phi Gamma Delta
Jean Lewis
Lois Butterfield
Phi Mu
Jack Johns
Sigma Chi
David Copeland
Alfred Hauersperger
Pauline Hacker
Emilie Knipe
David Barnett
Zirkle
New Council
Shoe Shine Film to Be Shown at Public Affairs Forum
The 1947 Academy Award winning film Shoe Shine will be shown Thursday night at the Auditorium, starting 7 30. The PAF Institute shares costs with a 35 cent minimum per person and a 25 cent donation to defray expenses. A labor management panel precedes the film with Lynn Layton Paul Suit Ruth Murphy among speakers. Friday features an assembly by Eric Dehn and a panel on international affairs with Eugene Shewan Jeraldine Horn and Barbara Clement moderated by Dr. Robert Bowers. Clifton Utley will deliver Friday night’s address to close the second Public Affairs Institute.
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Lynn Layton
Paul Suit
Ruth Murphy
Eugene Shewan
Jeraldine Horn
Barbara Clement
Robert Bowers
Clifton Utley
Public Affairs Institute
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