Hanover Homecoming Day Features Game and Dance
Hanover holds 1949 Homecoming on October 29 with a varsity women’s hockey game at 10:00 a.m. and Hanover football against Franklin at 2:00 p.m. A 3.4 mile cross country finish, homecoming queen coronation at halftime, and a 8:30 p.m. Woods Field House dance cap the day. Buffets at fraternities and sororities, plus a smoker at Lynn Hall, complete the program for alumni, students, and friends.
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Soda Bowl
Hanover
Franklin
Lynn Hall
Woods Field House
Guidance program added to Hanover facilities
Hanover College outlined a three phase guidance program led by Robert Calvert Jr assistant registrar and director of vocational guidance. It offers vocational counseling job information from mail campaigns alumni and Indiana State Employment Service and teacher placement with Dr Russell Katz. The library provides occupation literature and testing may be added later to aid aptitude and interest assessment and summer job placement. Calvert a new Hanover recruit is an Oberlin graduate who earned an MA at Teachers College Columbia.
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Hanover
Robert Calvert, Jr
Calvert
Indiana State Employment Service
Russell M. Katz
Oberlin
Teachers College At
Columbia
Triangle Using New Press Cuts Print Time at Madison
A new two revolution cylinder press is used to print the Triangle at Democrat Printing Company in Madison, replacing a Campbell Century press used for ten years. The press run has dropped from an hour to 40 minutes, with full break-in reducing time to just over thirty minutes, says linotype operator Cliff Hassfurder.
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Democrat Printing Company
Madison
Campbell Century
Cliff Hassfurder
Linotype
Seniors Elect Smith As 1949 50 Proxy
The 1949 50 proxy class elections were held during the assembly period. Ralph Smith leads the senior class with Don Mounts serving as secretary and treasurer, Don Ward elected junior class president, Shirley Hufford secretary-treasurer, Jack Heller junior president, and Ann Wiles secretary-treasurer for the sophomores. Freshman officers to be chosen in November under Student Council supervision.
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Ralph Smith
Don Mounts
Don Ward
Shirley Hufford
Jack Heller
Ann Wiles
Publications Given Office In C. P. H. Hanover College
Hanover College assigns a basement room in Girls Point House for its publications staffs Triangle Revonah and Hill Thoughts. A telephone will arrive next week and redecorating is planned under Triangle or journalism honorary Alpha Phi Gamma. Previously, publications operated from library basement and library office with work also at Democrat Printing Company in Madison.
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Hanover College
Girls’ Point House
Triangle
Revonah
Hill Thoughts
Alpha Phi Gamma
Democrat Printing Company
Madison
Hanoverians In Episcopalian Program at Christ Church
Dr Leland Miles will address Christ Episcopal Madison Sunday morning for Youth Sunday with the subject Fountain of Youth Assisted by Dick Boyd Paul Kennedy and Andy Pelham who read lessons Chorus includes Rose Marie Deere Rose Rowe and Jeanie Smith Breakfast for Young People's Fellowship led by Rowe Smith and Hoagland. Bus transport to Madison leaves Donner Hall after 10 15 each Sunday.
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Ing
Dick Boyd
Paul Kennedy
Andy Pelham
Christ Church
Rose Marie Deere
Rose Rowe
Jeanie Smith
Rowe
Smith
Betty Hoagland
Young People’s Fellowship
Madison
Donner Hall
Club News Highlights From Hill Thoughts Readings
Selections from Hill Thoughts 1941 to last year featured at the Poetry Club meeting at the Alpha Delta Pi house. Hostess Miss Mary Louise Fitton served tea after readings.
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the Poetry Club
Last Sun
Alpha Delta Pi House
Mary
Louise Fitton
Musicians Combine For Messiah at Hanover College
Handel's Messiah will be performed by the Hanover College music department on Sunday afternoon December 11 at four o'clock in the College Auditorium. Conducted by Prof. W Maxwell Poland with Prof. Frank R. Bohnhorst on organ and accompaniment, Prof. Frank W Blanning assisting. Students and faculty are invited to participate. rehearsals begin Sundays at 2:00, with attendance emphasized.
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Handel
Hanover College
W. Maxwell Poland
Frank R. Bohnhorst
Frank W. Blanning
Council Sets Date For Queen Selection
Hanover's Student Council votes to hold the homecoming queen election on Tuesday October 25 during the assembly period. The council will run the election and also asks for a steel guard on the hairpin turn railing at the formal entrance after a Wednesday accident. The owners of the steamer Avalon are asked for a date next spring’s all college boatride, to be chosen next month. The council also notes purchase of a chiming master clock presented to Dr and Mrs Albert G Parker Jr for twenty years service at Hanover.
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Hanover
Avalon
Albert G. Parker, Jr
Parkers
Fiji Alum Checks Rocks with Guy Campbell Geologist
Fiji on campus features Guy Campbell a Hanover College 1900 graduate in a class of 13 who later ran a general merchandising business in Lexington Indiana and tomato canning in Bargerville before returning to Hanover. He retired in 1932 and pursued stratographic studies across Indiana Kentucky Ohio and Tennessee in partnership with Mr. Wickwire, compiling a geological exposition.
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Guy Campbell
Campbell
Hanover College
Lexington
Indiana
Hanover
Bargerville
Ohio Falls
Mr. Campbell
Kentucky
Ohio
Tennessee
McCracken and Jones Attend Annual Press Conclave in Detroit
Senior TRIANGLE editor Jim McCracken and associate Woody Jones attend the 28th annual Associated Collegiate Press convention at Hotel Statler Detroit. Highlights include a GM banquet, principal speaker Charles F. Kettering, and talks by Lothair Teeter and W Edward Canale. Conference covers national advertising, ACP clinic, and industry reps.
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McCracken
Jones
Detroit
Jim McCracken
Woody Jones
The
Triangle
Associated Collegiate Press
Hotel Statler
General Motors Corporation
Charles F. Kettering
G. M
Lothair Teeter
Perfect Circle Corporation
W. Edward Canale
National Advertising Service
New York
Fred L. Kildow
Hanover district lists thirty eight student teachers
Hanover reports a record 38 student teachers in nearby schools led by Dr. Russell M. Katz. The group includes Andy Taff, William Bolton, Hubert Fry, Emery Muncie, Russell Owens, Kenneth Siebenthal, and Dallas Whitaker teaching physical education and health in Madison. Other assignments cover economics geography English biology physics U.S. history civics and music with staff names and subjects listed.
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Hanover
Russell M. Katz
Andy Taff
William Bolton
Hubert Fry
Emery Muncie
Russell Owens
Kenneth Siebenthal
Dallas Whitaker
Madison
Hoyt Perry
North Vernon
Hanover Schools
Robert Kennedy
Ivan Lee
Charles Murphy
Richard Neal
John Selig
Phyllis Garriott
Mary Lou Morris
Dorothy Rose
Frances Grayhill
Kathleen Hill
Martha Jo Lind
Frances Meredith
Frances Schaefer
Wallace Hirsch
Robert Wolf
Rudolph Burton
Everett Heath
Raymond Duke
Charles Offutt
Robert Frederick
U.S
Harold Sealock
Richard Spencer
Charles Friedersdorf
Guthrie to be honored on WHAS Kentuckiana Sports show
Station WHAS will honor Warren Bud Guthrie tonight on the 10 15 p m Kentuckiana Sports program.
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WHAS
Warren
Bud” Guthrie
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