Freshmen Adopt Emerald Caps and Plan Basketball Season
Freshman class members welcomed the emerald headgear after a class vote. James A. Mayfield was named basketball manager for the class of 1919 and Allen Montgomery elected captain. Alvin Brashear won the election for a seat on the Board of Athletic Managers as the group prepares for games with Vevay High School and Charlestown High School.
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Chapel of Green
Mendey
James A. Mayfield
Vevay High School
Charlestown High School
Allen Montgomery
Union Literary Society
Alvin Brashear
Hanover College to Hold Thanksgiving Roll Call Service
A Thanksgiving Roll Call service will be held at Donnell Chapel Hanover College after the campaign closes for the college's quarter million endowment fund. The event names donors and supporters and concludes the fundraising effort.
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Donnell Chapel
Hanover College
Sophomore Class Party At Phi Mu And Alpha Delt Halls
Friday evening the Sophomore class held a party in the Phi Mu and Alpha Delt halls. The event featured a chafing dish spread and was chaperoned by Professor and Mrs. Montgomery.
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Phi Mu
Alpha Delt
Montgomery
Hanover College proposes 1916 pageant of Indiana centennial scenes
Hanover College contemplates a commencement week pageant depicting Indiana history as part of the state centennial celebration in 1916. Faculty and students weigh the plan while Jefferson County joins in, aiming to involve alumni and locals with a one day event during commencement week.
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Hanover College
Hanover
Jefferson County
Old College
Hanoverites Wed Rev Karl P Miller and Miss Abby Marble
Hanoverites unite in marriage as Rev Karl P Miller of Tipton and Abby May Marble wed November 12 at the bride’s Jeffersonville home. The ceremony was conducted by Rev M S Marble of Marion. A reception followed and the couple left for a wedding trip.
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Karl P. Miller
Abby May Marble
Claytes McHenry Marble
Jeffersonville
M. S. Marble
Marion
Ind
Inter-class basketball contest schedule announced
The inter-class basketball contest will begin soon after Thanksgiving vacation. Varsity men will be permitted to play only until the first regular game with the other schools. Regular basketball practice will also begin soon.
Friday Banquet Marks Senior Class Night at Nigh erts
Readers see a fragment noting a senior class pad banquet and party slated Friday evening at a venue titled Nigh erts, indicating a campus senior celebration event with social gathering.
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Nigherts
State Peace Oratorical Contest at Indiana University
The State Peace Oratorical Contest will be held at Indiana University on April 7, 1916 with cash prizes of 50 dollars for first and 25 dollars for second place. Seven colleges plan to enter. Earlham won the first contest in 1907 and again in 1913 1914 and 1915. DePauw won in 1911.
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Indiana University
Earlham
DePauw
Earlham Glee Club Formed with Special Quartette
Earlham College announces its glee club is organized and rehearsals start now. A feature of the club will be a quartet. The college oratorical contest to select Earlham’s state representative is set for December 11 with Jamey Hutton Howard Nixon and Elden Mills among participants.
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Earlham Glee Club
Earlham College
Jamey Hutton
Howard _Nixon
Elden Mills
YMCA official visits Moores Hill College
Mr F H Rymer state student secretary of the YMCA visited Moores Hill College last weekend. A new University of Chicago ruling bars athletes from student offices because athletic skill won elections over executive ability.
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F. H. Rymer
The
Moores Hill College
University of Chicago
Syracuse Board Recognizes Tennis as Minor Sport
The athletic governing board at Syracuse voted to recognize tennis as a minor sport. This move expands varsity opportunities and formalizes a program that may attract new participants, support from the college administration, and potential funding within its athletics department.
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Syracuse
Illinois Governor Bets Big University Funding Push
Governor Edward F Dunn signed a bill granting the University of Illinois five million dollars for two years. It marks the largest single education appropriation in U S history and closely mirrors the one mill tax proceeds from four years earlier funding the State University.
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Edward F. Dunn
Illinois
University of Illinois
United States
New Chapel Rule Limits Meetings After Chapel
Wednesday morning announcement restricts all class and organization meetings after chapel to a short notice only to avoid disrupting third hour classes attendance. The measure applies to all groups and requires brief announcements.
Young Men's Christian Association Convention at Huntington
The forty sixth annual Y M C A convention is set for Friday Saturday and Sunday in Huntington Indiana. Gilbert Blackwood led Hanover representatives with a chapel meeting to arrange travel and two delegates Ira S Allison and Fletcher N Hufford and Dr W A Millis prepared for departure after raising about twenty dollars for delegate expenses.
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Young Men’s Christian Association
Huntington
Indiana
Gilbert Blackwood
College and Academy
Hanover
Ira S. Allison
Fletcher N. Hufford
W. A. Millis
State Young Men’s Christian Association
New Basketball Suits Planned for Team
At a Thursday morning board meeting after chapel the Board of Athletic Managers agreed to buy new basketball sweaters for this year’s team. Coach Rider led a Friday meeting with last year’s team to discuss the change. White sweaters will feature one broad red stripe and practice starts soon after Thanksgiving.
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Board of Athletic Managers
Rider
Hanoverites Visited Madison This Weekend
The list records weekend visitors from Hanover: Lulu Cunningham 1919, Alice Millar 1919, Jesse Brown 1919, Daisy Bell Kehoe 1918, Edith Weber 1919, Ada Colgate 1918, Burton Eaglin 1919, William Hattfield 1918, Albert Johnson 1919, San Francisco 1918, B P Leeds 1918, and William Johnson 1916.
Sophomores Make Formal Chapel Appearance in Class Insignia
By marching single file into chapel the Sophomores wore black sweaters with broad red stripes around the chest and appeared in their class insignia for the formal event.
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