College Point Averages Drop for Hanover Fraternities
Hanover College registrar Robert Calvert reports a fall in spring 1949-50 averages, with All-College down to 1.568 from 1.647. Independent Men lead at 1.892, Alpha Delta Pi 1.768, Lambda Chi Alpha 1.589, Phi Gamma Delta 1.690, and overall Lambda Chi Alpha year 1.660.
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Hanover College
Robert Calvert
Alpha Delta Pi Sorority
Lambda Chi Alpha
Phi Gamma Delta
Lambda Chis
Alpha Delta Pi
Rene IA Siete Uo Tga
Beta Theta Pi
All College
SEEM
Dickin
Alpha Omicron Pi
Phi Delta Theta
Hanover Concert Series Scheduled
The Music Appreciation Club of Hanover College releases its coming year concert schedule. Programs are in the auditorium. October 18 features tenor Robert Long, December 8 violinist Winifred Merrill, and February 16 1951 closes with the Louisville Orchestra conducted by Robert Whitney. Season tickets cost 3.60 and are honored at any college concert or recital.
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Music Appreciation Club of
Hanover College
Robert Long
Winifred Merrill
Miss Merrill
Louisville Orchestra
Robert Whitney
Music Appreciation Club
Thirty-three Register For Hanover Band
Hanover College band enrollments reach 33 students under director W. Maxwell Poland with many posts open. Drum major and baton twirler spots await fills as 20 musician seats remain. Uniforms for 9 women and 13 men unreserved. Band to open fall activities around home football games with first concerts on October 31 and December 15.
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Hanover College Band
W. Maxwell Poland
Poland
Mobilization Hits Hanover as Reservists Called
The Korean conflict mobilization reaches Hanover with five students called to active duty. Ed Winter, a 23 year old Hanover senior and Army Reserve sergeant in the 28th Infantry Division, leaves for Fort Sheridan then Camp Atterbury after Japan service in World War II. Glen Hawkins Marines reserves and two freshmen, George Shire and Byron Brent, join Navy reserves. Donald R. Bowling, class of ex '52, reports to Fort Riley for active duty with the 10th Infantry Regiment.
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United States
Hanover
Ed Winter
Army Reserve
Fort Sheridan
Illinois
Camp Atterbury
Japan
28Th Infantry
Glen Hawkins
Marine Reserves
George Shire
Byron Brentlinger
Navy
Naval Reserve
Donald R. Bowling
10Th Infantry Regiment
Fort Riley
Kansas
Hanover College Traffic Rules Warn Before Fines
The Student Council issued new traffic regulations at registration with enforcement by the council. President Guy Andress said the first ten days starting September 14 will issue only warnings. Late registration carries a 25 cent fine and failure to register incurs a 1 dollar fine and administration action.
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New Hanover College
Guy Andress
Registration Climbs Toward 650 as Late Adds Could Push
Incomplete figures released by the college office Thursday show over 640 students registered. Registrar Robert Calvert said late registrations due by next week will raise the total to more than 650.
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Robert Calvert
Pygmalion to Open College Theater Season
College announces Pygmalion as first major stage production directed by James F. Dunlap with 9 cast members. Performances set for November 17 and 18, with tryouts September 28 and 29 at 7:00 p.m. in the college auditorium. Books on reserve in the library. crew positions and student roles open to applicants, including freshmen.
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College Theater
James F. Dunlap
College
George Bernard Shaw
Dunlap
Korean War Claims Hanover Student and Judy Riggins
Hanover College mourns Bob Mackinson ex 52 as the first Korean War casualty from the school died August 21 after wounds near Taegu on August 17. A Marine veteran from World War II, Mackinson, of Jeffersonville, rejoined the Marines in 1949 and belonged to Lambda Chi Alpha. Also reported is the death of Judy Riggins 53 in an auto crash near Crawfordsville August 10, survived by parents and a brother.
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Bob Mackinson
Hanover College
Mackinson
Taegue
Hanover
Jeffersonville
Lambda Chi Alpha
Marines
Judy Riggins
Judy
AOPI
Crawfordsville
Pioneer FM proposal eyed for Madison area station
The FCC gave tentative approval for a 300 watt FM station to be built on Telegraph Hill Madison. Pioneer FM Company will operate with W Max Poland Hanover faculty Charles Cutler and Glenrose Danner as owners. broadcasting planned 60 to 90 days after final approval, serving about 35 miles including Carrollton Bedford Ken tucky Madison Hanover Scottsburg Vevay Vernon North Vernon Austin.
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Federal Communications Commission
Madison
The
Pioneer FM Company
W. Maxwell Poland
Hanover
Charles Cutler
Glenrose Danner
Poland
Carrollton
Bedford
Kentucky
Scottsburg
Soda Bowl Open House At Hanover College
Marvin Amos announces an open house at the Soda Bowl for all Hanover College students and faculty. Tomorrow night from 9 p m free cakes popcorn and ice cream will be served after the movie. A student band will provide music for dancing.
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Marvin Amos
Hanover College
Annual SCA Picnic Slated For Sunday
The Student Christian Association invites all students to an all-school picnic at Clifty Falls State Park on Sunday September 17. Transportation departs Donner Hall at 2 00 p m by hay wagons or trucks. The main park pavilion hosts hikes softball volleyball and a picnic supper followed by a song fest year sketches and a vesper talk by Dr Robert Bowers.
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Student Christian Association
Clifty Falls State Park
Donner Hall
S.C. A
Robert Bowers
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