Sitler at Phone 67 LL Phone 15 Phone 64
R 8. Sitler listed with contact numbers 67 LL, 15 and 64. No additional context provided about location or purpose.
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Newspaper
Hanover College Triangle
Location
Hanover, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Feb 27, 1913
Page
2
R 8. Sitler listed with contact numbers 67 LL, 15 and 64. No additional context provided about location or purpose.
During the coming week Hanover students may study health conditions in Indiana through a practical exhibit by the Indiana state board of health in local schools. Two nationally prominent speakers will lecture on public health matters and are expected to attract good attendance.
Tomorrow night the state oratorical contest will decide the state championship among college orators in Indianapolis. Albert Sellers of Hanover faces a long journey, but enjoys strong support and confidence from the entire student body.
The article appeals for full support to start a new athletic season without subscription papers. It calls for hearty cooperation from every person and suggests selling two hundred season tickets at a moderate cost, encouraging every Hanoverian to participate and buy one or more tickets.
The article praises the crowd energy at the Butler Hanover game and anticipates lively baseball season contests. It notes enthusiasm across the stands and suggests a cheerleader could gain a platform to better direct the crowd.
The Wabash Bachelor reports Earlham Miami DePauw and Ohio University plan an extempore oratorical group. Miami and DePauw back the idea while Earlham and Ohio have not yet responded. Each year one contest will be held with a shared public topic debated by four school representatives.
The Washington birth day event showcased high standard orations and useful civic suggestions. A speaker urged American colleges to display a U.S. flag on campus buildings, noting a frequent neglect. The program also featured a girls chorus whose music drew praise and sparked ideas for a permanent organization.
Earlham College received a cane and gavel forged from rails split by Abraham Lincoln and used at his nomination at the Republican convention. Franklin College plans March seventh inaugural Annual College Dinner honoring founders. Tulane forms a student council to unite all students. Butler College reports a Freshman-Sophomore event with tug of war music cats and a magician. Junior Prom uncertain due to late committee and weak social calendar prospects.
Hanover College offers a distinctively Christian education with liberal culture and pre professional studies. It accepts commissioned high school graduates without examination and provides a broad curriculum across philosophy mathematics chemistry biology geology astronomy physics English languages education music and more. The scholarly faculty is prepared to teach and the college emphasizes modern equipment, high student life standards, and minimal distractions. Catalogues available from THE PRESIDENT.
An institution offering a three year B D program with a full faculty of experienced professors. It emphasizes scholarly and practical training, home life for students, fine buildings and library facilities, and moderate expenses. Students admitted from any evangelical church. For catalogue and scholarship details write to the President.
At a called Senior class meeting after chapel on Monday morning committees were chosen to arrange a commencement speaker and invitations, and to plan a class social function. Miss Alice Craig was elected vice president with C. R. Macdonnell as secretary. Committees include Florence Priest chairing invitations with Caretta Balser and T. W. Blair. R. S. Sitler, Clinton Van Pelt, Arthur Iddings on speaker selection. Elsia Tate, Carrie Craig and Helen Cain on social events.
Miss Marian Miller 15 of Mill edgeville Illinois re entered col Kenneth McCain of Kentland guest of his brother Paul McCain at the Phi Delt house from Friday to Monday Miss Ellanor Wyatt of Madison visited the Point House for several days last week
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