Council Backs Film Plans New Directory
The Student Council will show Anna and the King of Siam in the college Auditorium at 7:30 tonight with no charge, as the first in a film series planned for next fall. The council may introduce a small admission fee after next semester. A directory committee was named to publish the student directory for next year, following a prior directory cost about 110 dollars.
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Anna
The
Twentieth Century Fox
Nancy Austin
Mary Pitts
Rufus Coombs
Guy Andress
Jane Kemp
Jeraldine Hooton
Carolyn Sharp
Dick Miceli
Three Language Clubs Plan Picnic On May 28
Members of the French German and Spanish clubs will picnic the afternoon of May 28 at Butler Park near Carrollton. Plans were made at the meeting Wednesday night. Transportation will be handled by Bill McGregor Don Rogers and Jim Zimmerman. Miss Jean J Anderson Miss Emma May Hill Rachel Matthew and Ann Stevenson make up the refreshment committee. Time and meeting place for leaving the campus will be announced later.
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Butler Park
Carrollton
Bill McGregor
Don Rogers
Jim Zimmerman
Jean J. Anderson
Emma May Hill
Rachel Matthew
Ann Stevenson
Wertz Elected Band President at Hanover College
Buddy Wertz first chair clarinet was elected Hanover College band president for next year at the regular meeting. Joyce Quade became secretary treasurer and Bill Hopping the business manager. Skip Worland and Dave Barnett were re elected librarian and uniform manager. retiring officers are Hopping Spencer and Bush. The band performed at home games, a Madison High School concert, an open air concert on the court house lawn, eight campus concerts and ends with Honors Day on June 3.
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Hanover College
Joyce Quade
Bill Hopping
Skip Worland
Dave Barnett
Bob Spencer
Jane Bush
Madison High School
Madison Court House
Clifty
Carnival Swells Student Fund Phi Gams Win Booth Trophy
The World Student Service Fund carnival raised about 393 dollars last Saturday night at the annual event sponsored by the S.C.A. Greek and independent groups including Alpha Phi Gamma and the W.S.S.F. Phi Gamma Delta won the W.S.S.F. trophy for the booth with the most money. Beta Theta Pi received honorable mention. Booths were judged solely on money raised.
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Phi Gams
World Student Service Fund
S.C.A
Alpha Phi Gamma
W.S.S.F
Phi Gamma Delta
Beta Theta Pi
Blood Bank Visit At Madison For Hanover Students
The Red Cross blood bank will be in Madison on Thursday June 9. Hanover students who wish to donate should report to the Dean's office.
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Cross
Madison
Hanover
Alpha Phi Gamma Edit Triangle Staff Roles Revealed
This issue of the Triangle is written edited and published by Alpha Phi Gamma members at Hanover. The 1920s era fraternity, now with 30 student chapters and 2 alumni chapters, traces its origins to the Northern Review at Ohio Northern University Ada Ohio and expanded nationally in 1923 with coeducation and new charters.
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Alpha Phi Gamma
National
The
Northern Review
Ohio Northern University
Ada
Ohio
Hanover Press Club
Omega Xi Alpha
California
Alpha Phi Gam
Zell Voted Ugliest Man on Campus at Carnival
Robert Zell of Beta Theta Pi won UMOC at the WSSF carnival earning 73.29 from a total 118.89 raised. Ezra Shaya led the runners up with 18.10, while others contributed amounts including Bill Allen 11.80 and John Borneman 9.94. Zell received an engraved trophy from Alpha Phi Gamma.
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Robert Zell
Beta Theta Pi
UMOC
Hanover
Ezra Shaya
Alpha Phi Gamma
World Student Service Fund
WSSF
Woods Field House
Bill Allen
Phi Delta Theta
John Borneman
Phi Gamma Delta
Bill Wendt
Sigma Chi
Bill Stedman
Lambda Chi Alpha
Zell
Woody Jones
McCracken Dowden To Lead Triangle 1949 1950
James McCracken is named senior editor and Barbara Dowden co editor of the 1949 1950 Triangle with Helen Hopper as business manager first semester and Nancy Austin second, Woodfin B. Jones associate editor. McCracken has served as junior class editor and Alpha Phi Gamma award winner. Dowden is junior and Alpha Phi Gamma member. Jones earlier co assistant sports editor and news editor.
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James McCracken
Barbara Dowden
Triangle
Helen Hopper
Nancy Austin
Woodfin B. Jones
McCracken
Alpha Phi Gamma
Hill Thoughts
Redlands
California
Poetry Club
The
Explorers Club
Music Appreciation Club
Dowden
Miss Dowden
Alpha Phi Gamma, Quill and Scroll
Gamma Sigma Pi
Panhellenic Council
Phi Mu
Jones
Blanning's Students Recital Thursday at Classic Hall
Three voice students of Professor Frank W Blanning will perform Thursday afternoon at 4:00 in room 102 Classic Hall. Barbara Hosler, mezzo soprano, will sing three Schubert numbers including Gretchen At The Spinning Wheel and Ave Maria. Ruth Murphy, contralto, performs Bach If you were mine and Handel’s If Thou Art Troubled plus Vic Vic Herbert Neath the Southern Moon. Jeraldine Hooton, contralto, offers a Spanish folk song No I dont Wish to Marry plus Durante Dance Maiden Dance and On The Ocean Floor.
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Ruth Murphy
Handel
Victor Herbert
Jeraldine Hooton
Durante
Franz
Victory Celebration After Hoosier Meet Win
At 8 30 Wednesday night the Fiji bell rang signaling Hanover’s Hoosier College Conference track meet win at Rose Poly. A campus torchlight parade formed, pep songs sounded, and a mass pep rally followed. A Thursday holiday was proposed, with a 7 30 morning rally planned. Bud Layer led the parade as students toured Donner Hall and Faculty Row before a mass meeting in the auditorium. Ralph Conver announced the Student Council action.
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Hanover
Hoosier College
Rose Poly
Phi Gam House
Donner
Bud Layer
Tate
Katz
Ralph Conver
President's Son McCormick Grad At Chicago Seminary
Albert George Parker III, son of the President and Mrs. Albert G. Parker Jr., graduated Wednesday from McCormick Theological Seminary in Chicago. He will serve as pastor at the Presbyterian Church in Tuscola Illinois and pursue graduate work at the University of Illinois Champagne. The Parkers attended the commencement and directors meeting where Parker sits on the McCormick board. McCormick ties extend to Dr Cleland B McAfee, Mrs Parker's father, who was a longtime professor there. Bill Huber Hanover 48, son-in-law of the Parkers, is in his first year at McCormick.
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Albert George Parker, III
Albert G. Parker, Jr
McCormick Theological Seminary
Chicago
Presbyterian Church
Tuscola
Illinois
University of Illinois
Champagne
Parker
McCormick
McCormick Seminary
Cleland B. McAfee
Bill Huber
Hanover
Leonard L. Huber
Indiana official to meet seniors at Classic Hall
Harry E. Hoffman Employment Service Manager of the Indiana Employment Security Division will hold a meeting for seniors and others next Thursday at 9 40 a m in room 102 Classic Hall. He will be available for individual interviews after the meeting for the rest of the day.
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Harry E. Hoffman
Indiana Employment Security Division
Classic Hall
Mr. Hoffman
Hanover College Dean Urges Pre-Registration Deadlines
Dean E. Mowbray Tate told Hanover College students in an interview that only Saturday remains before the pre-registration deadline. He stressed that schedules must be completed so the registrar can begin final checks, with pre-registration figures to be released next week.
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E. Mowbray Tate
Hanover College
Dean Tate
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Russell Fitzgibbon
Hanover 24
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Jim McCracken
Mary Margaret Mills
Mary Louise Fitton
Frank S. Baker
Nets
McCracken, Dowden
Hopper
Austin
Blanning
Profes
Frank W. Blanning
Barbara Hosler
Shubert
Gretchen
Holiday
Franklin
Hoffman
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