Hanover College Dramatic Club Opens Season With Farces
The 1910 11 Hanover College Dramatic Club opened in the Assembly Hall with a two part program The Fatal Mistake a one act farce and A Scrap of Paper a three act farce featured strong ensemble work by F C Millis Thaddeus Perkins Miss Margaret Hawk J B Allison and others The cast received hearty applause for clever acting and stage antics with noted performances by Miss Niles Miss Britain L E Winslow and Miss McLelland among others.
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Hanover College Dramatic Club
College Assembly Hall
Perkins
F.C. Millis
Thaddeus Perkins
Thaddeus
Margaret Hawk
J. B. Allison
Miss Niles
Miss Britain
L. E. Winslow
Miss McLelland
P. F. Dowell
Miss McIntyre
R. S. Sitler
W. J. Millar
Miss Millis
Miss Teeple
H. W. Gilbert
L. E. Riley
Miss Harding
Prof. Souter
Class Basketball Schedule For Sims Trophy Contests
The class games for the Sims Trophy season feature seniors sophomores juniors and freshmen competing for the engraved silver loving cup. The schedule shows seniors vs sophomores on December 10 seniors vs juniors on December 2 juniors vs freshmen on December 9 and sophomores vs freshmen on December 3 with more post holiday games to follow. Rules limit eligibility to regular students not in H counted games and require the faculty to appoint officials under official Collegiate rules. Attendance has been strong and interest remains high.
Thanksgiving Reception at Hanover College
The ladies of the faculty and their husbands will host an informal reception for students townspeople and friends in Assembly Hall on Thanksgiving evening. Citizens of Hanover Madison and nearby areas are invited. The event promises a cordial atmosphere and a good time for all.
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Hanover College
Hanover
Madison
Glee Club Plans Advance With Rehearsal Increase
The Glee Club moves toward a successful season as 26 members train weekly and will rehearse three times weekly starting next week. Professor Belcher aims to trim the group to fifteen and guide concert planning, with J B Allison elected as leader to organize rehearsals and advise on selections. An eight man orchestra may join on winter trips and Miss Estella Kehoe has been practice pianoist, though Belcher may play in concerts. The squad lists 26 named members and notes the absence of a tenor shortage this year.
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Glee Club
Altho
Glée
Estella Kehoe
W. Millar
C. Moffett
C. Montgomery
F. 8. Montgomery
M. Montgomery
A. Priest
A. P. Ramsay
Sellers
L. E. Winslow
Philal Union Debate Turmoil and Possible Moores Hill Clash
Rumor says the Philal Union debate may be canceled as Union fails to present a suitable topic. Philal refused the Constitutional Law subject when it was finally offered. A Moores Hill debate may follow, drawing regret over the uncertain discussion schedule.
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Philal
Union
Moores Hill
Press Club Banquet Advances Journalism at Sigma Chi
The Journalistic Banquet at the Sigma Chi house featured an informal supper and a talk by Jimmie Almond, returning Editor in Chief. Professor Souter urged the value of journalism in shaping public and college opinion as the club plans an eight page football number for Nov 30 and next meets at Phi Delt house.
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Mary Clemmer
Sigma Chi
Sitler
Jimmie Almond
Tresh
Fields of the Wild
West
Souter
Press Club
J. B. Allison
Favora le
Phi Delt House
DePauw Triumphs Over Earlham in Conference Test
DePauw edged Earlham 18 to 12 in a muddled secondary championship clash as Butler beat DePauw and Earlham defeated Butler. The title remains unsettled with DePauw Earlham and Butler in the running.
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DePauw
Earlham
Butler
Rose
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