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Hanover College Triangle in Hanover, Indiana

15 Nov 1949

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Hanover College Triangle

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Hanover, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Nov 15, 1949

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Pledges Declared in Sorority Rush Pledge Totals 51

Fifty-one girls were pledged to Alpha Delta Pi Alpha Omicron Pi Phi Mu and Independents at Hanover in a six week deferred rush. Names span Indiana Michigan Kentucky Ohio Wisconsin and Florida with neophytes and pledges listed by chapter and hometowns.

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Alpha Delta Pi Mary Blackmun Niles Michigan Carolyn Briggs Huntington Arlene Brashears Boonville Barbara Brown Anderson Betty Lou Davis Stanford Kentucky Pat Davis Michigan City Shirley Hungate Indianapolis Jane Jeffery Madison Carol Megorden Joan Robinson South Bend Jeanette Ross Susanne Sertell Barbara Stuhlmacher Crown Point Ruth Ware Louisville Alpha Omicron Pi Dorothy S. Bucks Mary Barkhau Newport Ethiel Bumen Helen Clark Chicago Marie Freeman Ft. Lauderdale Florida Nancy Fryer Marengo Carolyn Good Virginia Hayworth Crawfordsville Elizabeth Hummel Kokomo Gertrude Keasey Howe Mildred Lemen Gloria Miles Ruth Murphy New Albany Mary Jane Ortlieb Columbus Jane Sally Paulus Rensselaer Judy Riggins Thorntown Margaret Roberts Beaver Dam Wisconsin Nancy Rummel Goshen Nancy Secrest Nancy Smith Whiteland Anne Soller Margaret Spencer Frankfort Sheila Spicer Lorraine Watkins Tulsa Oklahoma Phi Mu Doris Brandon Mary Crozier Evelyn Erdmann Betsy Foltz Marilyn Harding Dorothy Hetzler Wabash Marlene House Pauline Keefer Dayton Ohio Janet McLaren Elizabeth Mattox Aurora Dorothy Raines New Castle Pat Scanlon Janet Thompson Hammond Hanover Donner Hall Anna Belle Akers Lebanon Jacqueline Beall Shelbyville Vera Mae Grabert Mt. Vernon Dorothy Guthrie Marian Hsueh Foochow China Carolyn Jourdan Bedford Emilie Knipe Philadelphia Pennsylvania Deborah Logan Stamford Connecticut Earline Merryweather Springfield Susie Mills Tucson Arizona Miriam Obenauf Culver Carolyn Rees Maysville Miriam Rubidge
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Next Triangle Out Tuesday Assembly November 22

The TRI ANGLE will be distributed at assembly on Tuesday November 22. The schedule was changed to provide fuller coverage of campus events including the football season’s end and the play.

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The Triangle Assembly
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Betas Phi Delts Win Skit Night Trophy

Beta Theta Pi and Phi Delta Theta won first prizes at Varsity H Skit Night. Betas performed When Emperors Fall with Nero and a Christian prisoner. Phi Delta Theta staged The Face on the Bar Room Floor in a saloon setting.

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Beta Theta Pi Phi Delta Theta Nero Phi Alpha Omicron Pi The Magnolias Sigma Chi
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Skeffington Addresses Assembly on Freeedom in Planned Economy

British Labor rep Arthur M. Skeffington spoke to Hanover assembly on Freedom In a Planned Economy during a two day Kentucky tour. He joined a WHAS radio panel with Gordon Miller Dr Leonard Kramer and others debating mass education and post war Britain. Skeffington’s US visit came via the British Information Service and Hanover College forum.

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Arthur M. Skeffington Hanover WHAS Louisville Gordon Miller Leonard Kramer Omer Carmichael Louisville Public Schools William Blair Moorhead College Kentucky Skeffington American Legion Hall Madison Britain United States British Information Service Hanover College
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Amendments Proposed to Student Council by Petition

Journalism students embark on a tour of The Courier Journal, Standard Gravure, and WAVE TV to analyze media operations as 350 signers push three constitutional amendments. Proposals seek deleting a faculty approval clause, redefining representation, and changing officer elections with student slate confirmation.

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Frank S. Baker Hanover Courier Journal Louisville Times Standard Gravure Company Wave-Tv Louisville
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Students to See Anne of the Thousand Days in Cincinnati

Dr. Dorothy S. Bucks comparative drama class and Professor James F. Dunlap will travel to Cincinnati next Tuesday November 22 to view the stage play Anne of the Thousand Days. The 24 students go by car to Taft Auditorium to see the road show version. Rex Harrison and Joyce Redman starred the New York opening last fall.

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Dorothy S. Bucks James F. Dunlap Cincinnati Maxwell Anderson New York Rex Harrison Joyce Redman Hanover Taft Auditorium
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Hill Thoughts Staff Named By Editor

Hill Thoughts 1950 staff appointments announced by Charles Fox Hanover's Hill Thoughts editor. New board includes Norma Brackett Frances Graybill Gerald Hundt Kitty Kirchmier Robert Parker Martha Reynolds Kenneth Tewell Ann Wooters. Jim McCracken business manager with Bob Gabriel as assistant. Lawrie Meldrum art editor Barbara Cook assistant. Several editors return from last year. others are new.

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Hill Thoughts Hanover Charles Fox Norma Brackett Frances Graybill Gerald Hundt Kitty Kirchmier Robert Parker Martha Reynolds Kenneth Tewell Ann Wooters Jim McCracken Bob Gabriel Lawrie Meldrum Barbara Cook
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Lautenschlager to Address Assembly as Speaker

Lautenschlager, a veteran educator and evangelist with nearly 30 years in China, will address the assembly tomorrow morning. He has led Chinese student meetings as part of the New Life Movement, visited Formosa and the Philippines, and returned to the United States after wartime departure. He first went to China in 1920 after教学 training in Canada and America and teaching work, and he authored Far West in China.

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Stanton Lautenschlager China Lautenschlager New Life Formosa Philippines United States Far West
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Aopi Betas Phi Mus Arthur Skeffington Couriprjournal WAVE Baker Council Bob Frederick Connec Lynn Layton Lambda Chi Alpha Dick Miceli Bob Auer Larry Gilliland Eileen Siddons
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