Rumors on Hanover water tower painting investigated
Rumors that Hanover College students painted Franklin on the water tower were denied by college authorities. The college maintenance crew painted it out after the Thursday morning sighting. Varsity H Club president John Collier said no definite evidence linked students to the act and urged conscience if a student was involved amid Homecoming expectations.
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Hanover Players Present One-Act Plays For Assembly
The Hanover Players will stage a series of one-act plays for assembly audiences this year. The first comedy Good-night, Please! debuts Friday December 9 with Al Boyer directing. Try-outs are Tuesday November 1 from 3:30 to 5 in the Auditorium. all students may try out, with freshmen especially urged to attend.
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Hanover College TRIANGLE wins ACP second class honor
The Hanover College TRIANGLE, edited by Mary Margaret Moorhead and Jim McCracken, earned a second class honor in ACP judging among college weeklies with 500 to 999 students. ACP director Fred L. Kildow announced the results.
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Jim McCracken
Journalists Plan Dinner Meet Pledging APG Members
Active members and alumni of Alpha Phi Gamma will hear Mrs. James F. Dunlap speak at their first dinner meeting of the year Sunday at 6 00 p m at the Soda Bowl The national journalistic fraternity will be guests of Miss Mary Louise Fitton TRIANGLE faculty advisor James F Dunlap professor of speech will be special guest The formal pledging of the new members for APG will be held Tuesday 4 30 p m at the Phi Mu Lodge Barbara Dowden president announced
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James F. Dunlap
National Journalistic Fraternity
Mary Louise Fitton
Triangle
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Phi Mu Lodge
Barbara Dowden
Revonah 1950 To Be Bigger And Better
Merrill Scott announced the REVONAH 1950 will be 8 percent larger at 11 inches and 140 pages. The new yearbook adds a second color for the first 16 pages and headlines. A pictorial focus on student life appears with section themes anchored by activities and campus scenes. Russell Benson shot informal group portraits at sorority and fraternity houses while senior pictures are scheduled for Classic Hall next week.
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Sunday's Music Club Meeting Showcases Hindemith
The Music Appreciation Club will present Hindemith's Symphonic Metamorphoses on Themes of Weber performed by Miss Florence Wishard. The third meeting gathers Sunday at 4:00 p m at Mr Frank Bohnhorst's home for the program.
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Florence Wishard
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Frank Bohnhorst
Eva York Elected Homecoming Queen at Hanover
Eva York will be crowned Hanover's 1949 Homecoming queen at halftime after a week of campaigning with skits serenades and posters. Six hundred sixty two votes were cast for the four candidates Jeraldine Hooton Jean Horner and Jane Houghton will be attendants while Bob Horn captain of the football team presents the gold cup on behalf of the Student Council.
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Steele To Keynote Assembly Theme
Charles T. Steele executive secretary of the Louisville Urban League will keynote Wednesday morning's assembly program part of four on the theme Our Rights and Our Responsibilities. A Kentucky State College sociology graduate with an MA from Ohio State, Steele has held government roles and broad social work experience with Louisville’s red feather affiliated agencies authorized to receive Community Chest funds.
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Community Chest
More Voices Sought For Messiah Chorus This Season
Prof Frank Blanning says twenty to twenty five more voices are needed to complete Handel Messiah chorus rehearsals for December 11. Interested singers should report Sunday at 2:00 PM at the Auditorium to join the 45 current voices and balance parts.
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Trask and McLaren Win Freshman Election
John Trask was elected president of the freshman class and Janet McLaren was chosen as secretary treasurer at the freshman assembly on Thursday. The elections were sponsored by the Student Council.
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Janet McLaren
Tickets On Sale Tomorrow For Ladies Of The Jury
Tickets for Ladies of the Jury go on sale tomorrow from 11 30 a m to 2 00 p m and again after the game until 6 p m in Donner Hall lounge. An exhibit announcing the forthcoming production will be set up in the lounge. Visitors may purchase, students next week with activity cards, price 74 cents including tax.
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Council Considers Clinic Service and Handbook Dates
Dr. Dorothy S Bucks outlined Hanover health services at a joint Student Council and Student Affairs Committee meeting. Afternoon hours may shift, calls to outside doctors allowed, and a higher health fee could fund extra facilities. Directory distribution and a spring vacation deadline for the Student Handbook were announced. A pep session and torchlight parade followed by a bonfire were planned with Garland Frazier Dutch Struck and Skip Worland as MCs. The IFC request was denied.
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Jim McCracken
Alpha Phi Gamma
Donner Hall
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Dutch Struck
Skip Worland
IFC
Tribune Hanover Feature to Appear November 20
The Chicago Tribune reports its Youth on Campus Hanover feature will appear in the Tribune magazine on November 20. Writer Eleanor Nangle informed Frank Baker, the college publicity director, by letter this week. The Hanover picture story had earlier been set for October 30.
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