Steering Committee Elected Last Night
Charles Friedersdorf Gordon Miller and Richard Sipe were elected and Jeanne Lewis was re elected to the Steering Committee of the Public Affairs Forum by the student membership at a meeting held last night in the Auditorium preceding the showing of Les Miserables Barbara Trabue and Don Ward were the members of this semester's committee chosen by that group to continue in office Outgoing members include Robert Auer Paul Layer and Richard Miceli retiring coordinator The newly formed committee will select its coordinator in the near future
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Charles Friedersdorf
Gordon Miller
Richard Sipe
Jeanne Lewis
Barbara Trabue
Don Ward
Robert Auer
Paul Layer
Richard Miceli
Physics Association Convenes Tomorrow in Hanover
The Indiana section of the American Physics Teachers Association meets tomorrow at Science Hall in Hanover with Dr. R E Martin as president. Papers include Wave Motion Demonstration by Seth E Elliott Butler University and The Off Center Magnetic Field by Orrin H Smith DePauw University. A banquet at Clifty Inn precedes a Saturday business meeting and report on the National Meeting by R W Lefler Purdue University.
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Hanover
Indiana
American Physics Teachers Association
R. E. Martin
Hanover Physics
Seth E. Elliott
Butler University
Ralph Loring
University of Louisville
J. C. Hendricks
Franklin College
James F. Mackell
Indiana State Teachers College
A. D. Hummel
Ball State Teachers College
Orrin H. Smith
DePauw University
Clifty Inn
R. W. Lefler
Purdue University
Nancy Austin Elected Dorm President at Donner Hall
Nancy Austin was named president of the Donner Hall Dormitory Council following an open election held Wednesday night. Other officers include Ann Stevenson secretary treasurer Marion Jackson room inspector Lois Butterfield social chairman Patricia Paul dining room chairman and Martha Ellen Taylor member at large. Austin, a senior next year, belongs to Alpha Phi Gamma the Chorus French Club and Modern Dance Club and serves on Phi Mu sorority leadership.
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Nancy Austin
Donner Hall
Mary Louise Nicholson
Miss Austin
Donner
Ann Stevenson
Marion Jackson
Lois Butterfield
Patricia Paul
Martha Ellen Taylor
Alpha Phi Gamma
The
Triangle
Revonah
Phi Mu Sorority
Men’s Glee Club Opera Program At Auditorium Tonight
A varied show by the Men’s Glee Club features an up-to-date Grand Opera act with Lance Deer Byron Haines John Borneman and Dick Park plus hymns Stephen Foster Sea Shanties and the Hanover Harmoneers. Conducted by Blanning and Haines the program includes hymns like O God of Love O King of Peace Ten Thousand Times Ten Thousand Faith of Our Fathers and more with prayers for peace and a vision of heaven as in Revelation.
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Lance Deer
Byron Haines
John Borneman
Dick Park
Stephen Foster
Hanover Harmoneers
Mr. Blanning
Quebec
MRC Ign
Alford
Schricker seeks college aid to grow intelligent citizens
Governor Henry F. Schricker urged schools to train youth for citizenship during a two day Public Affairs Institute. In a speech on Education for Citizenship he said everyone should study fundamental laws and participate in elections. He shared his life as example, stressing informed voting and ethical public service amid concerns over political mudslinging.
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Schricker
College
Henry F. Schricker
Mr. Schricker
Indiana Academy of Science Meets Today At Clifty
The two day spring meeting opens at Clifty Inn with Hanover speakers. Dr Albert G Parker Jr delivers welcome. Grant Wickwire speaks on regional geology. M W Poland on regional history. Joseph L Hyatt shows color plant photos. Tomorrow features hiking tours and a historical society tour led by Clarence Dryden.
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Indiana Academy of Science
Clifty Inn
Hanover
Albert G. Parker, Jr
Grant T. Wickwire
M. W. Poland
Joseph L. Hyatt
Indiana
Clarence Dryden
Jefferson County Historical Society
R. E. Martin
Hanover College Hosts Eight Summer Conferences
Hanover College will host eight conferences in the summer: Synod of Indiana June 14–16, Youth Synod June 16–18, Presbyterian Young People June 19–25, Women’s Secretarial Council June 27–July 2, Evangelical and Reformed July 3–9, United Presbyterians July 11–16, a July 17–23 laboratory school, then the Grange conference July 23–27.
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Hanover College
Synod of Indiana
Youth Synod
Presbyterian Young People
Women’s Secretarial Council
Evangelical and Reformed
Hanover
United Presbyterians
Grange Conference
Hanover College to Host One Day Boat Ride on Ohio River
Hanover College will own a boat for a day next Tuesday as the steamboat Avalon is hired for a 1:00 p.m. to 4:00 p.m. voyage down the Ohio River. Students, faculty, staff, children, visitors, and community members will participate in dancing, scenery viewing, and sun, reviving a tradition last held in spring 1947 when Island Queen operated before a fire ended the service and funds were diverted to the all college prom.
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Hanover College
Hanover
Ohio River
Avalon
Hanover Beach
Island Queen
Traditional May Day Festivities Will Take Place On Auditorium Lawn
Mary Margaret Mills crowned Hanover's 1949 May Queen will preside over the May Day Fete scheduled for tomorrow at 1 30 on the lawn before the Auditorium. Her escort will be William Moorhead, a Madison native and Hanover College sophomore on basketball and track teams. The program opens with the Hanover College Band under Maxwell Poland, playing Coronation March as the Queen enters with her court. The procession includes Maids of Honor and escorts, then senior girls and escorts forming the Court, led by Mary Mills and James Worley among many pairs.
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Mary Margaret Mills
Hanover
William Moorhead
Mr. Moorhead
Madison
Hanover College
Maxwell Poland
Meyerbeer
Ann Mitchell Bladen
John Wilson
Patricia Borland
John Dunstan
Doris Craig
David Christman
Roseanna Foley
Tom Hull
Martha Francisco
Carter Elliott
Phyllis Garriott
Louis Barnard
Janet Garwood
Douglas Garwood
Rosamond Graham
Charles Sena
Kathleen Gray
Jerry Gray
Martha Heck
Lester Moon
Betty Hoagland
Terry Kimbrough
Erma Hooker
Frank Guthrie
Helen Hopper
Walter Dietsch
Velma
Magidoff Optimistic On Russian Question
Magidoff asserts no war while Russians depend on internal factors and argues the Kremlin lacks atom bombs and advanced industry. He cites US oil and goods superiority, Russia’s morale and past WWII destruction to claim American strength safeguards peace, speaking at the Public Affairs Institute in Moscow.
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Robert Magidoff
Russia
Public Affairs Institute
Kremlin
United States
Mr. Magidoff
Magidoff
McGraw-Hill
NBC
Associated Press
Moscow
Classic Hall Exhibit Features The Twenty
The Twenty, a group of Indiana artists formed in 1948, currently exhibit twenty oil and watercolor paintings in Classic Hall. The group has shown in Indianapolis Fort Wayne Muncie and Richmond with planned dates in Illinois and Ohio next season. New members will join to keep the group active and representative.
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THE
Twenty
Indiana
Classic
the Twenty
Indianapolis
Fort Wayne
Muncie
Richmond
Illinois
Ohio
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Physics Association
Men’s Glee Club
Clifty
Maids of Honor
Ruth Behrman
Brooks Baynes
Elaine Blase
Ralph Conver
Lois Eason
Channy Chang
Bonnie Griffiths
Rudy Burton
Jane Kemp
Eden Gianotti
Adeline Popp
John Pfaff
Carolyn Sharp
William Wendt
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