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Newspaper
Hanover College Triangle
Location
Hanover, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Apr 08, 1949
Page
3
The Bulletin of Hanover College lists the 1949 50 academic year dates. First semester runs September 15 to January 26 with orientation, registrations, Homecoming, holidays, and exams scheduled. Second semester from January 30 to June 12 includes registrations, classes, reports on students, spring vacation, and commencement on June 12.
Alpha Phi Gamma pledges six neophytes on March 24 at the Phi Mu Lodge. The group includes Charles Friedersdorf Elizabeth town Jeraldine Hooton Versailles Woody Jones Columbia City Kitty Kirchmier Burkeville Virginia Miss Helen Mish Philadelphia and Nancy Robinson Rushville. Jim McCracken Rho chapter president conducted the ceremony.
A reflective piece argues that common sense is valuable but should not rule life. It warns that overreliance on practicality can steal away the playful, foolish joys people pursue.
The program features Hanover College Choir Fantasia No 1, Grieg works, Holy Lord God, and Sea Peace marches. Performances include Mary Schuerman on piano, Bellstedt arrangements, and student groups such as the High School Chorus and Girls Chorus with selections from Annie Laurie to Little David Play on Your Harp. Kenneth Tewell leads with Mendelssohn postlude for the finale.
The Hanover College Press Club formed in winter term led by Fred C. Millis and Tex Reynolds. Nine members including faculty adviser Prof. Tyler created The Hanover College Triangle with editor Karl P. Miller and others. First issue debuted April 2, 1909 under a campus campaign that secured 300 copies.
Holy Week services are set at the Presbyterian and Methodist churches in Hanover. An Easter Sunrise Service occurs at College Point at 7:00 a m on Sunday April 17. Presbyterian holds 7:30 p m Monday, Methodist 7:30 p m Tuesday, Candlelight Communion at Presbyterian 8:00 p m Thursday, and Methodist conducts 7:30 p m Friday services.
The Marine Corps Recruiting Office in Indianapolis announced that both men and women college students are now eligible for officer training. The program lasts two summers of six weeks each, requires no special college courses, and does not demand active duty after commissioning. Applicants need two summer vacations left before degree, with women over 18 and men over 17, and may request forms by writing to the Indianapolis recruiting office.
A newspaper note promotes a club motto urging readers to adopt "Faith, Hope, and Charity" with charity emphasized as the greatest virtue. The quotation underscores ongoing community values and student or local group identity through repeated use in the paper.
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