Hanover College aims to cultivate cultured habits in students
The Faculty report centers on the formal purpose to acquire the habits of cultured men and women. It highlights roles for staff, fraternities, courses, dorms, assemblies, art exhibits, college publications, clubs, and orientation in shaping culture. Fraternities, assemblies, publications, and yearbooks reinforce conduct, taste, and social responsibility through diverse programs and events.
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Hanover College
PAF
Hanover Players
Revonah
Hill Thoughts
Hanover
Printed Word Theme Shines In Assembly Programs
The planning of this year's assembly programs shows improvement and commendation for the assembly program committee. They are praised for their foresight in presenting the theme The Printed Word last week. National News continues in Column 4.
Opie's Party Ushers In Season's Rush At IU
Phi Mu initiation at the lodge on September 29 inducted Barbara McKahan of Greensburg and Carol Moir of Indianapolis. A. O. Pi’s from Beta Phi at Indiana University staged a radio skit on Dr. R Earl Martins lawn with Betty Funk as mistress of ceremonies. Refreshments included cherry pies and coffee. Other sororities hosted rushees and social events for new members while faculty and independent groups held clubs and dinners across Hanover and Madison.
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Opie
Phi Mu
Alpha Omicron Pi
Indiana University
Betty Funk
Rho of
Barbara McKahan
Greensburg
Carol Moir
Indianapolis
Madison and
Hanover
Phi Mu Lodge
MRH Faculty Flat Get Landscaping
Evergreen trees are being added around the Men s Residence Hall and the new faculty apartment house this week. Over 185 trees will be planted in those two areas. President Albert G Parker Jr cited Hanover College s landscaping program noting more than 4000 trees have been planted over twelve years.
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Albert G. Parker, Jr
Lynn Hall
Hanover College
Parker
Hanover Campus Registers 133 Student Cars
Dean E Mowbray Tate announced that 133 student cars including commuters are registered on Hanover campus. He said stricter parking and traffic enforcement will follow registration, with violations mainly from the Men's Dormitory to the Phi Delta Theta house and from the College Store to Parker Circle.
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Hanover
E. Mowbray Tate
Dean Tate
Phi Delta Theta House
Parker Circle
Endocrine Glands Topic For Science Club Thursday
Science Club plans a Thursday meeting featuring a discussion on endocrine glands led by Jack Riner and Merrill Scott. Sponsored by the biology department, the talk continues the club’s effort to boost student participation after last week’s TV program run by Robert Hillis and Robert Spencer. New officers are Tom Harves president, Winifred Able secretary treasurer, and Ed Steiner and Nancy Austin as co program chairmen.
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Science Club
Jack Riner
Merrill Scott
Robert Hillis
Robert Spencer
Tom Harves
Winifred Able
Ed Steiner
Nancy Austin
Oldest Mountains Believed in North Carolina
North Carolina’s mountains are believed to be the oldest in the United States. The State of Georgia is noted as the last settled among the original thirteen colonies.
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North Carolina
State
Georgia
The Hanover social whirl in a campus gossip column
The Written Word column notes weddings, pins, and campus romance with Lambda Chi pins to several couples, Phi Mu initiations, and Hip social life at Hanover. It mocks exams and fashion skirmishes in Donner and M A H halls, praises football wins over EMI, and ends with a playful sign off.
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Hanover
Lambda Chi
B. J. Carlstedt
Jean Pallant
Joey Pittenger
Shirley Hufford
Fiji
Anne Wiles
34Th Street
Earlham
Quakers
Panthers
EMI
America
Class Elections and Lectures Schedule
Assemblies list weeks of October with 9 40 a m start times at Lynn Hall Sophomores in Auditorium JWRIGTS Cos Auditorium Seniors in Classic Hall Room 102 Named speakers include Prof Jean J Anderson and Dr Sherwood Eddy author lecturer world traveler Eddy will speak on Asia in Revolution
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Lynn Hall
Jwrigts
Cos
Sherwood Eddy
Asia
Power of the Press shines at Public Affairs Forum show
The Public Affairs Forum receives praise from TRIANGLE and Alpha Phi Gammas for the PAF program on Wednesday night. The exhibit, The Power of the Press, is described as highly fitting for the times.
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Triangle
Alpha Phi Gammas
PAF
Hanover College Triangle staff and masthead
Hanover College weekly publication notes staff roles and editors for the issue. The board lists Miss Mary Louise Fitton, Barbara Dowden, Charles Friedersdorf, Jim McCracken, and Woody Jones along with advisors and the printing arrangement in Madison Indiana.
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Hanover College
Associated Collegiate Press
Democrat Printing Company
Madison
Indiana
Mary Louise Fitton
Frank S. Baker
Charles Friedersdorf
Barbara Dowden
Jim McCracken
Woody Jones
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Aopi
Rushees
Lambda Chis
John Weaver
Lambda Chi Alpha
Theta Beta
Phi Delt
Indiana Epsilon of
Phi Delta Theta
Rachel Matthew
Betty Hough
Joan Garnes
Suzanne Rankin
Phi Gamma Delta
Betas
Albert G. Parker
Barbara Hosler
Mary Schureman
Kenneth Tewell
Jean J. Anderson
Hanover Independent
Miss Anderson
Ned Guthrie
Emma Mae Hill
S. Clifford Adams
Dr. Bucks
Dorothy S. Bucks
The
Independent Women
Olive Hopping
Frances Graybill
Helen Hopper
Poe U
Pat
Dan Duryea
Johnny Stool Pigeon
Sun
Mon
Robert Mitchum
Jane Greer In
Fred Macmurray
Maureen O’hara
Fullback
Dana Andrews
Dean
Donner
Barb McKahan
Hanover College Triangle
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