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Newspaper
Hanover College Triangle
Location
Hanover, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Nov 15, 1949
Page
2
On campus a push to amend the constitution seeks greater student representation by electing a council member, allowing student votes for council officers, and permitting limited amendments. Proponents insist amendments expand democracy without targeting any individual, and reflect healthy student interest despite critics. The article notes no one is under attack and urges careful consideration for final judgment.
A Hanover football year-end message congratulates the team for a storied season and forecasts their bid to play in the Burley Bowl on Thanksgiving Day. Encouragement to players and coach Des is strong, with wishes for victory and good luck in the upcoming game. The Dakota Student joke closes the page.
Circulation staff includes Mary Ackert Nadine Adams Carl Beehler Barbara Brown Sylvia Dan Jane Bash Evelyn Erdmann Carolyn Good David Hacker Dave Holden Joyce Holst Marillyn Jansen Jane Jeffery Paul Kennedy Ted Jenner Dotty Johnson Carolyn Jourdan Polly Keefer Don King Kitty Kirchmier Deborah Logan Sally Parker Richard Park Letitia Rhoades Jeanette Ross Robert Singer John Snyder Sheila Spicer James Stephen Barbara Stuhlmacher Mary Swartz Florence Wishard
Rushville couple announces Barbara Blilen to William Thomas Taylor with wedding set for late January. A son, Eric Steven, born to Mr. and Mrs. Howard Treesh on November 2. Engagements, dances, dinners, and guests feature Phi Mu and Lambda Chi Alpha activities across Hanover and Dallas roles, with notes on Phi Gamma Delta and Beta Theta Pi gatherings. Engagements include Nancy Elizabeth Hyatt to Robert Elson, with details on education and Army service, wedding set for December 26 in Dallas First Methodist Church.
The World Student Service Fund committee led by Allen Spahr hosted a Sunday program at SCA featuring a screening of And Now I See and a focus on stewardship. Shirley Becker and Richard Anderson led a brief worship service. Deputation team members planned Sunday services. CC CSC visits to the county infirmary and Druilla Home were set for Thursday evening with contact details provided. Chi Epsilon Phi elected Herbert Strauss as president, John Matthew as vice president, and Duane Ratz as secretary-treasurer.
Mrs. John Fox is in charge of all nurses clinics in the absence of Mrs. Dick Umbaugh, the Faculty Health Committee announced this morning.
Local campus notes celebrate Pan thers eighth straight football win 21 to 6 over Indiana Central. Amid pep rallies pledges 51 new, Varsity H skit Dad's Day events and Sig dance. dorm drama includes a daring escape from the Auditorium and a campus film night complication.
This week at Hanover lists daily activities from November 15 to 23. Events include assemblies with speakers from Stanton Lautenschlager to Antioch College, student council meetings, IFC and Beta House gatherings, Homecoming films, Ladies of the Jury showings, a Beta Fall Dance, college choir performances, and a Thanksgiving program led by Rev. David Tallman.
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