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Newspaper
Hanover College Triangle
Location
Hanover, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Apr 05, 1963
Page
3
A jaunty Hanover campus column notes spring’s arrival brightens life on the riverfront. Freshmen marvel at Hanover’s beauty, while seniors glimpse post graduate plans. A light gossip note recalls sorority pledges in wrap skirts and a pledge serenade at Donner window.
The orchestra performed Dvoraks New World Symphony in four movements but mixed balance as brass clashed at times. Chaussons Poeme featured violinist Eric Rosenbluth in a challenging but well executed piece. Audience responded warmly with two encores by Bach and Berlioz, though program leaned toward crowd pleasers. Poor gym acoustics and Parker chimes distracted the concert.
Dr. Ronald L. Austin returned from the Conference on Graduate Study at Indiana University to report that three Hanover graduates are enrolled in the Graduate School of Business as candidates for the Master of Business Administration degree. The students are David P. Anderson, James L. Copeland, and George P. Jenkins.
Student notices reveal Phi Mu Tri Level Movie Parker and Phi Mu State Day Track Purdue away and other social activities. Word of Lambda Chi Alpha Founders Day events, Iota Beta Theta Pi initiations, and ongoing Phi Chapter Golden Anniversary planning accompany campus gatherings and church services.
Indiana Epsilon of Phi Delta Theta announces twenty seven initiates led by Bob Fouts who earned model pledge honors. The event ties to Alpha Delta Pi arrival in Hanover on June 2 1913 when Pi Alpha Tau became Phi Chapter and twelve active members formed the nucleus. A dessert was hosted for the Alpha Omicron Pi house on March 20, highlighting interfraternity social ties.
Blanning reflects on the life of Elbert J. Barker who died at 87 and was buried in Thorntown Indiana. A Hanover College trustee Emeritus, Barker built a national reputation in farming for swine development and supported Christian higher education with gifts and scholarships. His funeral prompted thoughts on honesty humility and unselfish concern.
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