THIS WEEK AT VY HANOVER EVENTS AND PERFORMANCES
This week at Hanover there is an organ recital by Music. A baseball game versus Indiana Central at Morgan Field at 8:00 p.m. Also SCA Cabinet meeting at the Y building. Wednesday May 25 includes 9:40 a.m. assembly with Rev. Harold W. Turpin at First Presbyterian Church Columbus Indiana and evening student council Donner Hall and varsity events at Lynn Hall. Thursday May 2 features Science Club Picnic at Butler State Park and a voice recital in Classic room 102. Friday May 27 has 9:40 a.m. assembly by Dr Louis W Spalyar and 8:00 p.m. Death Takes a Holiday in Auditorium.
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Indiana Central
Morgan Field
S. C. A. Cabinet Meeting
Y” Building
Harold W. Turpin
First Presbyterian Church
Columbus
Indiana
Butler State Park
Louis W. Spalyar
Division of Indiana Health
Indiana State Board of Health
Hanover Presbyterian Church Sunday services May 22 1949
The Church School meets at 9 30 a m and the Morning Worship Service at 10 55 a m with music by the Hanover College Choir. Pastor John N Fox delivers Sermon Looking Toward Marriage following a prior message Homebuilders Are World builders. Students urged to attend.
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Arthur J. Hatch
John N. Fox
Hanover College Choir
Mar
Riage
Track Victory Continued Amid Student Celebrations
A school council proposes twenty five minute class meetings with no tests or books to allow continued celebrations. Students were asked to cooperate and many attended despite concerns. Several busloads departed at eleven for a baseball game versus Franklin, marking ongoing festivities.
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Franklin
Six Pledges Initiated into Alpha Phi Gamma Chapter
Six campus journalists were initiated into the Alpha Phi Gamma journalism honorary at a Hillside Hotel dinner in Madison Tuesday. New members Jeraldine Hooton Woody Jones Kitty Kirchner Miss Helen Mish Martha Reynolds and Nancy Robinson read poems on What Alpha Phi Gamma Means To Me and received paddles to sponsors. Woody Jones won the model pledge trophy and the group later attended the Ohio theatre in Madison.
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Hillside
Madison
Jeraldine Hooton
Woody Jones
Kitty Kirchmier
Helen Mish
Martha Reynolds
Nancy Robinson
Alpha Phi Gamma
Hanover Players Close Drama Season With Death Takes A Holiday
Hanover Players conclude their season with Death Takes A Holiday at the Auditorium on May 27 28, followed by a June 11 Arms And The Man revival for commencement crowds. Bill Young and Carter Elliott headline the final performances with veteran cast members including Jackson Cravens Judy Beebe and Joan Russ. Newcomers include Joyce Agner Dorothy Raines Jim Stuckey Joe Brownrigg Wray Clapp Jane Houghton Marilyn Megorden and Dave Strasenburgh. Reserved tickets go on sale next week at the box office. activity card holders may buy with cards. faculty price 50 cents and all others 74 cents, with tickets sold every fourth hour and each afternoon.
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Hanover
Bill Young
Laura
Carter Elliott
Arms
Judy Beebe
Joan Russ
Joyce Agner
Little Foxes
Dorothy Raines
Jim Stuckey
The
Man
Joe Brownrigg
Wray Clapp
Jane Houghton
Marilyn Megorden
Dave Strasenburgh
Hanover Players
Student leaders named to 1949 50 Triangle staff
A.P.G. committee selects new Triangle heads for U.M.C.C. campaign staff. Miss Hopper, a senior business major, served as Revonah assistant business manager in 1947 48 and is Independent Women. Austin’s assistant Miss Austin, a junior, is now president of Donner Hall Dormitory Council 1949 1950 and holds roles in A.P.G. Chorus French Club Modern Dance Club and Phi Mu. Faculty Publications committee includes Ronald Austin Charles Cleaver Mary Louise Fitton Helen Mish and Frank Baker chair.
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Hopper
Revonah
Independent Women
Austin
Miss Austin
Offic Triangle
Donner Hall
Chorus
Phi Mu Sorority
Ronald Austin
Charles Cleaver
Mary Louise Fitton
Helen Mish
Frank Baker
Professor Speaks At High School Commencement
Dr. Mars M. Westington delivered the commencement address at North Madison High School on May 11, themed The Game Supreme as life’s game. He urged goal setting, early specialization, college training, and continued formal education, while advocating relaxation, public participation, and tolerance. He criticized Hoosier lawmakers for clock-stopping tactics and called Indiana’s time law enforcement lax.
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Mars M. Westington
North Madison High School
Dr. Westington
Indiana
Westington
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W. A. A. Board
Point House
Chi Epsilon Phi
Delta Kappa Chi
Lynn Hall
Hanover Cleaners
Hickman
W. Main St
CassiDy
Beauty Shop
John Knoebel
Cooper
Fountain Service
the Hanover Presbyterian Church
Jay C. Tait
Ned Guthrie
AJAX
Ole Cora
Ini
Ohio Theatre
Wykoff
Mulberry
Oscar C. Bear, JR
BEAR
Jewelry
Madison Radio Service
Victor
Columbia
Capitol
Decca Records
East Main St
Ind
Harper’s
Rexall Drug Store
Gene Autry
Sun.-Mon
Shirley Temple
Baltimore
Black Gold
Susan Hayward
Robert Preston
Tulsa
Gloria Jean “Old Fashioned Girl
Wilberding
Optometrist
Schultz Bros
Madison, Ind
Oscar C. Bear
A.p.g.’S
U.M.C.C
Beta Theta Pi
Triangle Business Manager
Shoe Service
Geo. Whittake
REED
George Whittaker
Jewelers
Mulberry Street
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