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Newspaper
Hanover College Triangle
Location
Hanover, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Apr 29, 1949
Page
2
A brief, meditative note on time as the essential measure of life. It contrasts time with money, reflects on daily abundance of hours, and asserts time cannot be exchanged or increased by others. Time remains the singular possession each person personally holds and manages.
A dated philosophical note from a university fair urging graduates to define life goals and use education to improve the world. It questions plans for wealth, family, and succession, and asks what each student will do to make the world better. Adapted from the Daily Tar Heel, Chapel Hill, NC.
A short verse contrasts a four year loaf made with father's money and a check from home. It notes the honor system in schools where teachers hold honor and students have the system, attributed to Appalachian Boone North Carolina and Hilltop Mars Hill North Carolina. The lines include a student asking about missing class and a witty reply.
A blurred clipping fragment mentions an editor and a week but lacks clear events, names, places, or dates. The readable bits suggest a brief note about editorial activity without concrete details to summarize.
Betty Hoagland and Helen Hopper attended a National Independent Student Association meeting in Urbana Illinois as Hanover representatives among five hundred students from sixty seven colleges. Queen Betty Jane Grady of Indiana University crowned at the Friday dance. next NI SA meeting set for Indiana University. Hanover College coeds held a record dance at Woods Field House with a grand march led by Lois Eason and Bob Zell. Beta Theta Pi hosted guests and the Phi Delt and other fraternities hosted events. engagements, picnics, and campus dinners noted with multiple alumni and students named. A late new arrival, Steven Kent Miles, born Saturday at King’s Daughters Hospital in Madison.
Baritone Frank W. Blanning opened the year with a faculty recital in the Auditorium. The audience showed approval though the first part drew gentler praise than the second. Italian songs by Peri and Caccini pleased some, while the Russian pieces and familiar works by Verdi Mozart and Gershwin won stronger appreciation.
Phi chapter of Alpha Delta Pi initiated twenty four new members last Friday led by Winifred Able Suzanne Arend Joan Ball Sue Boedeker Beverly Buckingham Mary Ann Crowson Joan Garns Pauline Hetherington Betty Jeanne Hough Jane Houghton Dorothy Johnson Betty Lahaie Lois Little Rachel Matthew Marilyn Megorden Bonnie Ragan Alice Richardson Jo Scheller Martha Ellen Taylor Barbara Trabue Jeannie Trowbridge Lois Wick Lee Wilson Ann Wooters
The performance featured Moussorgsky Siege of Kazan Verdi Eri Tu Mozart Deh Vieni and two Gershwin numbers I Got Plenty of Nuttin It Ain't Necessarily So. Branning showcased wide artistic range and versatility in classical and modern works with Kenneth Tewell on piano. encores included Home On the Range and Night Mare from Gilbert and Sullivan.
The Hanover Presbyterian Church holds Church School at 9:30 a.m. and Morning Worship at 10:55 a.m. Guest minister is Rev. David B. Tallman. Music by the Hanover Male Chorus directed by Dr. Mars M. Westington.
Hanover campus buzzes with Coed Week senior events and dance corsages as students prep for Open House. Pledges, new steady pairs, and Easter bonnet fashion light up dorm life while campus gossip tracks prom dresses and dining spots gone awry.
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