Hanover College publication announces prizes and staff
The Hanover College Triangle issue dated November 19 1909 lists editors and staff including Editor-in-Chief E P Miller and Business Manager F C Millis. It outlines prize offerings such as the December oratorical prize, the Gilpin Prize of 25 dollars for an essay on American Citizenship, the Shelby Medal for science courses, the Potter Gold Medal, and a Freshman-Sophomore prize with details pending.
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Hanover
Gilpin
S. M. Coulter
Shelby
Wm. 5S. Shelby
Potter
T. Chalmers Potter
The Winter Game and Hanover Basketball Spirit
An editorial urges Hanover to build both a strong basketball team and a vigorous rooting section. It praises the college’s past success, notes no games until after Christmas, and calls for early practice of basketball yells and songs to boost support and win with enthusiasm.
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Hanover
Prize Incentives for High Scholarship in Hanover Colleges
Ambitious students have strong chances to win medals and prizes for diligence. Beyond the valuable prizes for high scholarship, several opportunities await in Hanover colleges for top performers.
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Hanover
Alumni News Solicits Hanover Graduates’ Updates
The Triangle requests Hanover alumni to share updates, noting the list includes about five hundred living graduates from a 1000-name roll. Readers are urged to send news about Hanover men and women to improve alumni coverage.
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Hanover
Intellectual Hoboes and Loafers Stir Toledo Audience
Michigan University dean John O Reed told Ohio Teachers Convention in Toledo that intellectual hoboes and loafers, rich youths in schools for fun, are as undesirable as professional hoboes. He tied their conduct to student disorder and possible crimes fueling last week’s troubling record.
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John O. Reed
Science, and the Arts
Michigan University
Ohio Teachers Convention
Toledo
Interflat bowling contest at Wabash draws interest
The interflat bowling contest at Wabash draws considerable interest as the Student Council of Michigan offers a fifty dollar prize to the student or alumnus who writes the best field song.
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Wabash
The
Student Council of
Michigan
Tailored suits for women draw discriminating buyers
Ladies' Home Journal patterns showcase suits with correct lengths, single and double breasted styles, and mannish cuts. Customers say the shop offers smarter, more affordable options than other stores, with popular materials and colors.
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Hanover College
Press Club of
E. P. Miller
J.B. Allison
Associate
H. M. Marble
E. R. Nowlin
A. W. Priest
J. E. Almond
F. C. Millis
T. R. Hollcroft
FE. M. Harrison
Thomas A. Hendricks
Ind
Indiana
N. Horatt & Sons
Hershey’s Chocolates
Headley’s Box Chocolates
Henry I. Lee
E. E. Monroe
Geile
East Main Treet
N. Horuff & Sons
Ladies’ Home Journal
Madison
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