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Newspaper
Hanover College Triangle
Location
Hanover, Indiana, United States of America
Date
May 27, 1949
Page
1
James E. Almond and H. Richard Rasmusson will join two others as honorary degree recipients at the college commencement on Monday June 13. Announcement was made by Dr. Albert G. Parker Jr.
Music Appreciation Club draws tentative calendar for concert series featuring contralto Dorothy Maynor and duo pianists Bartlett and Robertson plus the Indianapolis Simfonietta. Officers elected include Florence Wishard president and Kenneth Tewell vice president with Alice Richardson secretary.
Ralph Johns of Indianapolis will head the newly organized Hanover Fathers Association after a May 14 meeting. Officers elected include Johns as president Han cock as vice president Dr. John L. Walker as secretary treasurer. The executive committee lists Barnett H Rogers Graham Ross Diggs Joel W Hadley and Willard B Hough. The group sponsors a picnic this Saturday for Hanover athletes and is open to all Hanover students fathers.
Hanover Players present Death Takes A Holiday tonight and tomorrow at 8 p m in the Audi torium with Prof Don A Watters directing. Alvin Boyer assists, Ed Hawkins handles electrical work, Bea trice and Doris Mills lead properties, Jane Bash costumes, Don Nead sound, Ralph Anderson and Howard Pipher publicity, and Louis French, John Haney, and Mary Swartz in support roles. A souvenir program by Howard Pipher also features Arms And The Man.
The Business Club will hold its final meeting on Tuesday May 31 at seven in room 102 Classic Hall to elect officers for the upcoming year.
Merrill Scott will be editor of the 1950 Revonah as announced by Prof. Frank S. Baker. Barbara Smith is named associate editor and the business manager and rest of the staff will be announced in the Triangle next week. Scott has served as associate editor this year and holds Phi Beta fraternity and various campus memberships. Smith is rush chairman of Phi Mu and Panhellenic Council member.
Editor John Dunstan says the 1949 Revonah will be distributed during finals week with delivery Saturday June 4. Books will be available starting Monday June 6 in the Library basement. One semester students pay $2 per book, graduates outsiders and faculty $3.50, full year students free. advertisers see Ralph Conver.
Student Council discussed plans for a new edition of the Students' Handbook on Wednesday night. The current edition was edited by Mary Margaret Mills. A dinner is set for Sunday, September 10, for incoming council members and the Student Affairs Committee.
Dr Albert G Parker Jr marks twenty years as Hanover College president amid growth and stability The Parker era saw assets rise over three and a half times six new college buildings and fourteen faculty homes added enrollment from 227 to 676 The Parker family has played a key role in campus life and church work across the nation
Barbara Dowden was elected president of Alpha Phi Gamma for 1949 50 at a dessert party and meeting hosted by Mrs. Albert G Parker Jr Jim McCracken received the President Emeritus honor for his outstanding year He served as Eastern Corresponding Secretary after attending the Alpha Phi Gamma National Convention in Redlands Other officers named Merrill Scott Woody Jones Nancy Robinson Miss Fitton and Mr Baker complete the slate
Thomas Harves was elected president of the Science Club yesterday afternoon at the club picnic at Butler Park. Other officers include secretary treasurer Winifred Able and program chairmen Nancy Austin and Ed Steiner.
Six Hanover College students will perform a piano and organ recital Sunday afternoon in the Auditorium. The program features Carol Moir organ, Ann Soller piano, Jodella Doll organ, William Hennessey organ, Barbara Hosler piano, and Kenneth Tewell organ with works by Bach, Purcell, and others including Come Sweet Death and Toccata in D Major.
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