College Point House Fortunes Wax And Wane In War And Peace
Hanover College students recount Point House history from 1885 to the present, noting renovations, wartime uses, gender shifts, and the building’s evolving role. The piece highlights coal oil lighting to electric, lack of indoor plumbing, dining facilities, and recent comforts like new lounges and bathrooms. The dormitory’s character, stories of wartime room changes, and peacetime modernization are celebrated.
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College Point House
Sally Paulus
Point House
Hanover College
Army Training Corps
Hanover
Donner
SCA News and Reviews Briefs Handful of Campus Community Activities
This Sunday's SCA meeting at the YMC A building at 6:00 p.m. features a discussion My Place at Hanover led by Rev David Tallman director of admissions. Last Sunday's Classic Hall talk One World One Church was led by Ed Hawkins on the Ecumenical Church Movement. The Community Christian Service Club met at the Y to plan visits to the County Infirmary Drusilla home for elderly women and Cragmont magazines. Delta Kappa Chi installed officers at a home event with Sally Rowland as president Pat Davis vice president Cora Rogers secretary treasurer Anne Soller program chair.
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Student Christian Association
Y.M.C. A
Hanover
David Tallman
S.C. A
Classic Hall
One World
Ed Hawkins
Community Christian Service Club
Delta Kappa Chi
Albert G. Parker, Jr
Mary Pitts
Sally Rowland
Pat Davis
Cora Rogers
Anne Soller
Westington Honored By Classical League
Dr. Mars M. Westington head of classical languages and literature was elected to the executive committee of the American Classical League at its annual meeting last June at Miami University Oxford Ohio. He has served six years on the League's Council. The 1950 convention is set for Haverford College next June.
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Guages
American Classical League
Miami University
Oxford
Ohio
Westington
League
Haverford College
Lost at Canterbury ring in Lynn Hall area
Lady's diamond ring missing near Canterbury game and Lynn Hall. Reward offered. Return to Jack Heller at the new dorm or to the lost and found department.
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Canterbury
Lynn Hall
Lady’s
Jack Heller
New Dorm
Lost and Found
Leading gold producers: South Africa and the United States
The chief gold producing countries of the world are South Africa and the United States. This summary notes the primary global leaders in gold output, reflecting historic mining leadership.
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South Africa
The
U.S
Students Represent 24 States 7 Nations at Hanover College
Indiana leads enrollment with 541 Hoosiers at Hanover College this semester per registrar Robert Calvert. Illinois has 42 students including 19 from Chicago. Ohio 33. Kentucky 25. New York 13. Michigan 9. Pennsylvanians and New Jerseyans number eight each, Missouri five, and Wisconsin and Colorado three each.其他 states include Connecticut Arizona Massachusetts Virginia Montana Washington New Mexico Florida Tennessee D C Kansas Oklahoma North Carolina. International students come from China Siam India Iraq Japan Korea.
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Indiana
Hanover College
Robert Calvert
Illinois
Chicago
Ohio
Kentucky
New York
Michigan
Pennsylvania
New Jersey
Missouri
Wisconsin
Colorado
Connecticut
Arizona
Massachusetts
Virginia
Montana, Washington, New Mexico
Florida
Tennessee
Washington, D. C
Kansas, Oklahoma
North Carolina
Student Council Class Elections Set for Monday
Student Council sponsored class elections will be held Monday during assembly. Seniors meet in room 102 Classic Hall while others go to the Auditorium and Lynn Hall. Freshmen in Lynn Hall, sophomores in the balcony, juniors on the main floor. Attenders must go directly to meeting spots. Two officers per class to be elected, president and secretary.
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Classic Hall
Lynn Hall
Blue Ridge Heights and University of Georgia Founding
The Blue Ridge mountains rise to heights of 3 000 to 5 000 feet in Georgia. The University of Georgia a coeducational institution in Athens was founded in 1801.
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Blue Ridge Mountains
Georgia
University of Georgia
Athens
Play Cast Details for Ladies of the Jury at TRIANGLE
The TRIANGLE will feature unannounced non speaking parts next week and reveals the staff for Ladies of the Jury. Dor othy Raines is assistant director with John Haney as stage manager. Alan Paulton assists as stage manager and Peggy Burke holds the book. Ed Hawkins chairs with Bill Canaday Will Hawkins Steve Osborn Vernon Wynn and Bill Read aiding. Ralph Anderson heads advertising with Violet Andrew Doris Brandon and Sheila Spicer on the committee. Nancy Robinson chairs props, with Sue Boedeker Ellen Fuller Frances Schaefer Jadine Silogy on the squad. Jean Smith leads costumes aided by Marilyn Bibb Carolyn Bibb Pat Davis Georgia Hartman Rose Rowe Anne Wiles. Norman Willey chairs scene construction with Burton Bridgewater Bob Garner Jerry Ewing Marie Freeman Louis French Helen Hopper Jerry Klayber Robert Myers Don Nead and Jim Stuckey assisting. Paul Kennedy runs the program with Nancy Austin chairing makeup including Mary Barkhall Gertrude Keasey Deborah Logan Judy Medcalf Dorothy McAfee Eileen Siddons and Lois Switzer. Dale Krauss Jr. is house manager with Frances Graybill as assistant. Natalie Cooper serves as business manager.
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Mr. Dunlap
Ladies of the Jury
Dorothy Raines
John Haney
Alan Paulton
Peggy Burke
Ed Hawkins
Bill Canaday
Will Hawkins
Steve Osborn
Vernon Wynn
Bill Read
Ralph Anderson
Violet Andrew
Doris Brandon
Sheila Spicer
Nancy Robinson
Sue Boedeker
Ellen Fuller Frances Schaefer
Jadine Silogy
Smith
Jean Smith
Marilyn Bibb
Carolyn Bibb
Pat Davis
Georgia Hartman
Rose Rowe
Anne Wiles
Norman Willey
Burton’ Bridgewater
Bob Garner
Jerry Ewing
Marie Freeman
Louis French
Helen Hopper
Jerry Klayber
Robert Myers
Don Nead
Jim Stuckey
Paul Kennedy
Nancy Austin
Mary Barkhall
Gertrude Keasey
Deborah Logan
Judy Medcalf
Dorothy McAfee
Eileen Siddons
Lois Switzer
Dale Krauss, Jr
Frances Graybill
Natalie Cooper
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Defense Plant
SCA News and Reviews
Classical League
Mars M. Westington
Schultz Bros
Madison, Ind
Wykoff
Mulberry Street
Madison Radio Service
Victor
Columbia
Capitol
Decca Records
East Main St
Madison
Ind
Thompson-Glass
Fountain Service
Tubby & Bud
Jewelers
Jack Malcolm
Cook Apts
China
Siam
India
Iraq
Japan
Korea
Stanton
Hanover Cleaners
Cooper
Harper’s
Rexall Drug Store
Shoe Service
W. Main St
Geo. Whittaker
Inglis
Main & Cross Sts
REED
George Whittaker
CassiDy
Beauty Shop
Oscar C. Bear
Optometrist
DENNY
Main Street
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