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Newspaper
Hanover College Triangle
Location
Hanover, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Apr 14, 1950
Page
2
Beloved Pat Davis is lovingly remembered at Hanover for her gentle gracious nature and inner peace. Friends recount her sweet temperament, warm smile, and attentive advice guided by faith in God, describing a beauty that spoke through her kindness and integrity. Her memory remains with those who knew her.
The PAF staged a Nürnberg war crimes film showing with minimal publicity and a small audience. The piece urges public awareness of international affairs and calls on readers to wake up to global events beyond their ivory towers.
On April 2 the TRIANGLE college newspaper marked its 41st year. The editorial staff pledges to improve and provide all the news desired by students, express student thought, unify ideals, foster college spirit, promote activities, encourage quality journalism, and record the college’s history.
Social notes report multiple 1949 era nuptials and engagements. Miss Ann Stevenson married Lowell C. Innis Jr. in Noblesville with Phi Mu and Phi Delta Theta ties. Miss Joan Benham wed Eden J. Gianotti at the Tate home in Bloomington. A daughter was born to Mr. and Mrs. William Skinner in Chicago. Engagement announced for Alice Cavins Richardson and David Meade Strasenburgh of Rochester. Faculty club dessert gathering led by E. Mowbray Tate. guest Elizabeth Sharkey visited. Coed Week closes with a Woods Field House dance featuring the Debonnaires.
Ted Jenner reviews campus life between April Fool’s Day and Easter. He notes limited activity, weather disruptions, and grief over Hanover’s Pat Davis. The piece reflects on returning students, personal regrets, and a mix of small losses and simple appreciations.
A statistical note says you are over seven times more likely to be injured in an auto accident between five and six p.m. than between six and seven a.m. The text also defines a friend as someone who knocks before entering rather than after leaving.
The campus diary laments exams and bills while detailing a week of spring fever. Memorial notes celebrate engagements and a theme song shift. Coed Week brings dates, games, a dance, and playful events including carrot corsages and a dog beauty contest.
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