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Newspaper
Hanover College Triangle
Location
Hanover, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Oct 21, 1949
Page
1
Hanover campus rumor sparks debate over rules for women students attending Centre game. Officials clarify that chaperone rules are not mandatory. written parental permission may cover absences if provided at year start, a blanket approval is rejected this year.
The Rev. Kenneth Reeves director of student work in the Presbyterian Church will speak Sunday at 6:00 p m at the Hanover SCA meeting in the YMCA building. Reeves, a national figure in student Christian movements, advocates closer unity on American campuses. Bill Rogers of the Hanover SCA invites all Hanover College students to attend. Reeves is noted for leadership in interdenominational student work and has twice served as a World Student Christian Federation delegate. He is currently an executive in the United Student Christian Council, a federation of fourteen Christian movements in America.
Homecoming Queen elections will be held Tuesday during assembly time. Four candidates will be voted on by the entire student body: Jane Houghton ADPi, Jerry Hooton Phi Mu, Eva York IV, and Jean Horner ADPi. Hanover College Directory to be published in about two weeks. Sample balloting on officer elections shows 222 favor current system. 59 favor changing to student body election.
A five point system will judge Homecoming decorations this year. Criteria include originality completeness taste and appropriateness stationary displays and effort. The judging committee of Professors Anderson Baker Dupre Yarnelle and Yaple will view from 10 30 to 11 30 on Homecoming day. The trophy will be awarded at halftime by the Student Council. Phi Mu won it last year.
Alpha Phi Gamma held its second meeting of the year and laid final plans for a dinner on October 30. Mrs James Dunlap was announced as the speaker, pledging was discussed, and invitations were to go to eleven eligible members.
At the first meeting of the Social Science Club Tuesday night Buddy Wertz was elected president for the semester. Other officers include Charles Norby, vice president and Willadene Flora, secretary treasurer. The club constitution was adopted and the purpose of the organization set forth as the application of the social sciences to daily life in an informal group participation fashion. Open to all students, the club is mainly for those majoring or minoring in economics, history, business administration, political science, sociology and psychology.
Charles F. Fox, English instructor, is named managing editor of Hill Thoughts 1950, Hanover’s annual literary anthology. Prof. Frank S. Baker announces the appointment. Miss Mary Louise Fitton and Dr. Leland W. Miles Jr. assist as faculty advisors. Applications for staff roles due by November 4. submissions welcomed now from poets and prose writers.
Veterans studying snap courses under the G I Bill will be clipped by a Veterans Administration ruling effective November 1. The rule may affect master and PhD students and curb education for millions of G I scholars. Beginning November 1, all veterans applying for funds or changing courses must obtain a new eligibility certificate and answer if the course is essential to employment.
First Of The Seven Programs Music Appreciation Club opens with Dorothy Maynor as headliner. The event features Simfonietta and Richard piano with Indiana Farrell listed among pianists. Maynor, noted as first artist for the club, is celebrated for her historic Washington Cathedral performance and Library of Congress recital linked to major national anniversaries.
Louis Lusky a Louisville attorney will address the Public Affairs Forum Wednesday at 8 00 p m in the Auditorium He serves on the executive committee of the World Federalist Organization in Louisville and has broad legal experience He studied at the University of Louisville Columbia Harvard and served in the American Military Government in Germany after World War II He was a law clerk to Supreme Court Justice Harlan F Stone
Varsity H will sponsor a skit night on November 11 in the Auditorium announced by John Collier president. Seven Greek organizations and two independent groups will each stage a 15 minute skit. Phi Gamma Delta won last year. Proceeds last year went to the band uniform fund. this year’s recipient is undecided.
The piece describes Dean's Dilemmas for raising anaemic freshmen to match upperclass standards through freshman assembly. Greencaps depart at nine forty Thursday morn to the Auditorium to foster class unity for the 1953 cohort. Miss Fitton noted class history and two talk topics Practical Study Aids and How to prepare for an exam.
Dorothy Maynor, discovered by Serge Koussevitzky in 1939, rose to major stardom after a powerful Town Hall debut. Reared in a Norfolk Methodist vicarage, she absorbed Negro spirituals, sang in the choir with her siblings, studied at Hampton Institute, joined the Hampton choir touring the United States and Europe, and drew early support from friends who nurtured her talent.
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