Chorus to Present Formal Spring Concert at Hanover College
The Hanover College Chorus under Frank Blanning will present a formal spring concert Thursday at 8 p m in the Auditorium. A women’s voices section directed by Jeraldine Hooton will perform separate numbers. Admission is free. The program spans American tunes, moderns, women’s selections, and popular songs from Oklahoma to You’ll Never Walk Alone.
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Hanover College Chorus
Frank Blanning
Jeraldine Hooton
Oklahoma
Orphanage Head Seeks Monetary Gift From Le Cercle Francais
Maria Stekler director of Orphelmat Protestant du Bon Secours in Paris writes Hanover College club to thank them for 27.31 collected from students. She prefers cash to buy washable bedspreads for the 25 bed dormitory and notes prior gifts of candy toys. Miss Anderson plans a summer visit to France to meet Maria Stekler and the orphanage.
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le Cercle Francais
Maria Stekler
Orphelmat Protestant du Bon Secours
Paris
Miss Stekler
Elaine Blase
Hanover College
Miss Anderson
France
Language Club Picnic Postponed to Fall
At a meeting during assembly period three language clubs decided to postpone the picnic at Butler Park from tomorrow. Don Rogers Max Patterson Nancy Austin Gail Burchfield Bill MacGregor and Ann Stevenson of the clubs will plan it for early next fall.
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Butler Park
Don Rogers
Max Patterson
der Deutsche Verein
Nancy Austin
Gail Burchfield
le Cercle Francais
Bill MacGregor
Ann Stevenson
el Cid
Memorial Day programs and class days on week in Hanover
The schedule lists Memorial Day program on Monday May 31 at 9 40 a m with Hanover Players presenting They Burned The Books followed by Senior Class Day on Tuesday May 31 at 9 40 a m and Senior Farewell on Wednesday June 1 at 9 40 a m Honors Day on Friday June 3 at 11 10 a m Class periods shortened five minutes each The quote You are the window through which you must see the world so better keep yourself bright appears as a motto.
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Hanover
Bryon Haines Chosen New College Choir President
Bryon Haines was elected president of the College Choir for the coming year, succeeding Robert Frederick. Other officers include Barbara Hosler as secretary treasurer, Richard Park robe warden, Kenneth Tewell business manager, John Borneman librarian, and James Stuckey in charge of choir equipment. Arthur J. Hatch has directed the choir this past year, with Ruth Graham returning next fall after graduate study in New York City.
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Byron Haines
Mr. Haines
Robert Frederick
Barbara Hosler
Richard Park
Kenneth Tewell
John Borneman
James Stuckey
Arthur J. Hatch
Ruth Graham
School of Sacred Music
Union Theological Seminary
New York City
Dictionary added to library as Bucks memorial
The Oxford English Dictionary joins the College Library reference collection as a memorial to Mrs. Bessie Sims Bucks. Funds from Miss Bucks and many faculty and student friends supported the purchase for enduring use by students and staff across departments.
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College Library
Bessie Sims Bucks
Dorothy S. Bucks
Philological Society
James A. H. Murray
Henry Bradley
W. A. Craigie
C. T. Onions
Mary Louise Fitton
Phi Delts Hold Spring Dance at Indiana Epsilon Chapter
Indiana Epsilon of Phi Delta Theta hosted a Saturday dance at the chapter house with Bob Blackmore and his orchestra. Jane Heckman won Phi Delt Sweetheart of the year as Mr and Mrs Gavin Lodge of Madison attended as special guests. Chaperones included Dr and Mrs E Mowbray Tate and Dr and Mrs Thomas C Fuller. Sigma Chi pledged thirteen new members and held a banquet at the Hillside Hotel after initiation.
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Indiana Epsilon
Phi Delta Theta
Bob Blackmore
Jane Heckman
Gavin Lodge
Madison
E. Mowbray Tate
Thomas C. Fuller
Colonel Wilson
National Scholastic
George Manson
Indiana
Washburn
George Zirkle
S. Clifford Adams
John Clements
Hillside Hotel
Sigs
Clifty Falls
Phi Mu Fetes Senior Women With Dessert and Bridge
The Phi Mu seniors hosted a dessert and bridge party at the Lodge on Tuesday for Hanover's senior women. Nancy McCoy won first place at bridge.
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Phi Mu
Lodge
Hanover
Nancy McCoy
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