College Store Promotes Sham Poos And Holiday Specials
The College Store highlights a range of personal care items and festive offerings. Sham poos, Drewe, Prell, Shasta products are shown alongside Rytex October specials and overnight personalized papers. Candles and clocks with alarms target punctual students, all advertised as timely gifts from The College Store downtown Campus.
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Ammident
Drewe
Prell
Shasta
Rytex
Hanover Presbyterian Church Service Schedule
The bulletin lists Hanover Presbyterian Church with Pastor John N. Fox and Music Director Frank Bohnhorst. On Sunday October 9 activity begins with Church School at 9 30 am and Morning Worship at 10 45 am featuring a sermon On Being Confronted With Christ and music by the College Choir. Tuxis meets at 2 00 pm.
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John N. Fox
Frank Bohnhorst
Christ
Tuxis
Gila Monster Noted As Poisonous Desert Reptile
The Gila monster is a famous poisonous lizard of the sandy deserts of the southwest United States. Glacier National Park in Montana covers 1534 square miles, and its length is about 45 miles.
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U.S
Glacier National Park
Montana
Reserves Edge KMI 7 6 in late TD and kick
Last Friday Hanover's reserve football team scored a touchdown in the final 20 seconds and converted the extra point to defeat Kentucky Military Institute 7 to 6. Marus Conrad scored the tying TD and Dean Brodie added the decisive extra point. Standouts for Hanover included Bud Wernz Skip Klingensmith Chuck Orrill Conrad Brodie and Gary Fox.
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Hanover
Kentucky Military Institute
Marus Conrad
Dean Brodie
Bud Wernz
Skip Klingensmith
Chuck Orrill
Conrad
Brodie
Gary Fox
Intramural Bowling League Opens as Betas Triumph
The intramural bowling league began with Beta A defeating Sigma Chi 2-1. Beta B followed by defeating Phi Delt 2-1. The eight team handicap league will run 21 weeks with a large trophy for the winner and a smaller prize for the top individual average. Teams include Cooper's Corner Beta A and B Lambda Chi A and B Sigma Chi Phi Gam and Phi Delt.
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Beta A
Sigma Chis
Beta B
Phi Delts
Cooper’s Corner
Lambda Chi
Sigma Chi
Phi Gam
Phi Delt
Big square dance at Woods Field House on Oct 7
W A A invites all to a Friday evening square dance at Woods Field House after the pep rally. Admission is a pair of sneakers. Soccer intramurals meet Tue and Thu at 3:30 with teams chosen. hockey intramurals Mon and Wed at 3:30 with teams chosen. October 25 noted for W A A members.
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Kitty Kirchmier
Woods
Ping-Pong Tournament Set for Hanover Students
Eddie Heeb of Dutch Struck's organization and management class chairs a Hanover student ping-pong tournament with drawings completed. Play begins soon and favorites include Heeb and Eugene Shewan. Opening round matchups pit Heeb against Chet Frakes and Shewan against Tom Houser.
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Hanover
Eddie Heeb
Dutch Struck
Heeb
Eugene Shewan
Chet Frakes
Shewan
Tom Houser
Hanover Extends In Registering 20-0 Win Over Earlham Quakers
Hanover dominates Earlham 20 to 0 as strong blocking and running pace the game. Earlham coach Don Cumley has led a rapid turnaround with top junior talent. Franklin edges Indiana Central 14-13 in conference action while Canterbury blanked Rose Poly 13-0. Rose Poly visits Franklin and Taylor travels to Richmond for key matches.
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Earlham Quakers
Anderson
Woarest
Ravens
Manchester
Jim Macholtz
Canterbury
Rose Poly
Engineers
Franklin
Indiana Central
Greyhounds
Taylor University
Grizzlies
Taylor
Richmond
Earlham
Anderson Eee
oa'Peg'e
Franklin Aseovovees
Ess
Rose Poly Canterbury Oi
tLe
Manchester Ee
Earlham Eee
Panthers edge Earlham 20 0 in rugged road win
Hanover Panthers beat Earlham Quakers 20 0 as Hank Treesh and Bill Taylor led a second half surge. Treesh scoring twice on 16 yard and six yard runs, Peterson and Andress connected on passes, Earlham defense stiff but Hanover pulled away in final period.
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Hank Treesh
Bill Taylor
Howard Conrad
Panther
Panthers
Quaker
Hanover
Bob Horn
Earlham
Guy Andress
Jerry Huntsman
Bob Ewing
Tom Saunders
Whitey Ring
Huntsman
Peterson
Treesh
Hank
Panthers Poised For Non Conference Gridiron Battle
Tomorrow afternoon's game on Morgan Field sparks school spirit despite non league status. Last year DePauw senior Ed Grenner returned a 65 yard punt for a TD as Hanover led most of the game. Our hardwoods have lost to Greencastle three straight seasons, though records match. Intramurals postponed until next Tuesday with Unorganized Men vs Phi Delts, Betas vs Sigs, and Lambda Chi against Fiji headlining.
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Hanover
Earlham
Morgan Field
Panthers
DePauw
Ed Grenner
Greencastle
Ain
Betas
Sigs
Lambda Chis
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