PAF Scores With Institute
The Public Affairs Institute on the Hanover campus featured three speakers Ms Magidoff Governor Schricker and Mrs Cole sharing firsthand ideas on world events and public life. The event prompted questions and left students better informed about freedom of thought and civic leadership with a hope it becomes an annual campus tradition.
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Public Affairs Institute
Magidoff
Triangle
PAF
Kramer
Hanover
This Week at Hanover May 13 to May 20 Events
A week of campus activities from Friday May 13 to Friday May 20 includes dinner and glee concert, May Day program, baseball games at Morgan Field, Mother’s Day events, a W S S F May Day Carnival, open house, tea and lodge events, assemblies by Tone Blenders and band, student council meetings, boat ride, and parties at Woods Field House with multiple clubs and associations hosting gatherings at Lynn Hall the Phi Mu Lodge and the Y building.
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Canterbury
Morgan Field
Hanover Fathers’ Association
Lynn Hall
Woods Field House
Alpha Delta Pi
Clifty
Phi Mu
Phi Mu Lodge
Tone Blenders
Interfraternity Council
Reynold Carlson
Indiana University
Anderson
Schricker Reveals White Hat Tradition In Indiana
Governor Henry F Schricker made the white hat a symbol of his friendly image. The hat began in 1940 when he bought a snowy cap at a Indianapolis haberdashery during his lieutenant governorship. He wore it through his first campaign and maintains several, with a planned new white hat from the Indiana Clothiers Association.
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Hanover
Henry F. Schricker
Indiana
Indianapolis
Indianapolis. Suddenly, Mr. Schricker
Governor Schricker
Indiana Clothiers Association
Society Notes From Campus Social Calendar
Rho of Phi Mu hosted a Carnation Ball at Woods Field House last Saturday with the Cosmopolitans orchestra. Chaperones included Prof. and Mrs. Frank S. Baker and others. Zeta of Beta Theta Pi hosted Cliff Koehler and Kenneth Hilger at dinner Sunday. Theta Zeta of Lambda Chi Alpha held alumni picnic at Clifty Falls Park Sunday. Officers elected Lester Fox of Indianapolis president Kenneth Cook Corydon vice president James Taflinger Charlestown secretary. Alpha Delta Pi hosted Prof. Ned Guthrie family at dinner Sunday. Mrs. Herbert C. Lorenzen of Indianapolis guest of Phi Delta Theta and tea for Mrs Lorenzen held Tuesday. Dinner guests at Phi Delta Theta included Jane Heckman Jean Helfrich Betty Hough.
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Phi Mu
Woods Field House
Cosmopolitans’ Orchestra
Frank S. Baker
Charles G. Cleaver
Walter Stone
Zeta of
Beta Theta Pi
Cliff Koehler
Kenneth Hilger
Theta Zeta
Lambda Chi Alpha
Clifty Falls Park
Lester Fox
Indianapolis
Kenneth Cook
Corydon
James Taflinger
Charlestown
Phi of
Alpha Delta Pi
Ned Guthrie
Herbert C. Lorenzen
Delta Province
Lorenzen
Phi Delta Theta House
Misses Jane Heckman
Jean Helfrich
Betty Hough
Glee Club Program Continues With Hymns and Sea Shanties
A continued program features selections from Roman Catholic Hymnody, a reflection on church vitality, and songs by Stephen Foster. Performances include The Hanover Harmoneers with soloists Skip Worland and Lance Deer, and arrangements of sea chanteys by Marshall Bartholomew. The group is licensed by the SPEBSQSA.
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Hanover Harmoneers
Skip Worland
Lance Deer
John Borneman
Andy Hauck
S. P. E. B. Q. S. A— Society For the Preservation and Encouragement of
Marshall Bartholomew
Mobile Bay
Noah
Modern Dance Show Delights Large Auditor Audience
Barbara Dowden reports a seven-dance program at the Modern Dance Club concert in the Auditorium. Highlights include Slaughter on Tenth Avenue with Charles Sena and Suzanne Rankin, Ancient Sacrificial Rite with Carol Smith and Walter Dietsch, Jalousie with Lois Eason and others, Old Man River addressing prejudice, Dance Macabre with Martha Reynolds and Norma Brackett, Serenade For Strings, and Gershwin's American in Paris starring Sena Garriott and Murphy.
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Modern Dance Club
Tenth Avenue
Charles Sena
Suzanne Rankin
Carol Smith
Walter Dietsch
Dale Krauss
Lois Eason
Channy Chang
Roseanna Foley
Jack Wilson
Old Man River
Miss Fitton
Martha Reynolds
Norma Brackett
Tevelry
Paris
Phyllis Garriott
Ruth Murphy
Bill Young
Joan Russ
Miss Verstegen
Miss Quon
New Lamps Gave Library Reading Room Upgrade
Seventeen Illuminating Engineers lamps were installed in the college library reading room this week. Two on each of six tables four round tables and at the main desk. The gift funds come from the Student Health Committee chaired by Dean Dorothy S Bucks, via the student medical fee. Protective mats for Lynn Hall basketball ends were also purchased. The fixtures were conveyed through Charles Barnett and installed under Robert Panzer. The former fixtures were a gift from the Women’s Faculty Club at the library’s early night opening.
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College
Illuminating Engineers
Dorothy S. Bucks
Newby Hall
Lynn Hall
Charles Barnett
Robert Panzer
Women’s Faculty Club
The Triangle Hanover College Student Publication Info
The Triangle is a weekly Hanover College student newspaper issued under the Faculty Committee. Printed by Democrat Printing Company in Madison. Subscriptions are $1.50 per year to student publications. Editor of the Week: Mary Margaret Mills.
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Hanover College
Democrat Printing Company
Madison
Mary Margaret Mills
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