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Newspaper
Hanover College Triangle
Location
Hanover, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 10, 1914
Page
3
A new footwear release in Madison showcases the fall shoe in Tan Russia or Black Gun Metal shades priced at $500 per pair. The item is presented as the season’s most stylish option.
At yesterday morning’s meeting the sophomore class adopted flannel shirts as their insignia. The shirts will feature a checked pattern with numerals on the pocket. Gilbert Blackwood reported on the state meeting he attended at La Fayette before the Young Men’s Christian Association last night.
Reminiscences from Hanover College recount Rev Nathan Hale D D visiting in 1846 inducing religious interest and a student revival. A 1834 campus scene notes a roll call beside President and dog Philo. An 1847 note recalls the singular class of 1847 nearly becoming a one member cohort due to Fauntelry Senour’s late arrival.
Professor Woodworth attended the second Conference of Taxation held at Indianapolis as the Hanover College representative.
The Franklin notes basketball is back in full swing among Indiana high schools after football. DePauw will not field a team due to facility issues, while Butler resumes play using a downtown gym. Wabash Earlham Hanover Rose Poly and State Normal show bright prospects for winning teams.
Three players, Watts Ducky Montgomery and Hufford Haf, leave Hanover College after four, three, and three years respectively. Watts played back halves and lines, weighing 160 pounds with one H and one red star. Montgomery captained the team last year, missed his first season due to a broken ankle, weighs 155 pounds, and played half, end and full. Hufford Haf, also 155 pounds, played three years at half back and end, earning one red star.
Professor Souter will teach a term course titled Literary C aim English XII next term.
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