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Newspaper
Hanover College Triangle
Location
Hanover, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 05, 1913
Page
1
The graduating class of 1913 had its first formal appearance in cap and gown with a dinner at President W. A. Millis home. They recalled past college days on the lawns and heard stories as they prepared for parting and future paths.
The Thirteen Revonah yearbook for the class has gone to press in Columbus Ohio and will be in subscribers hands by June 9 at the latest. The staff promises seven books covering college activities with brown ink half tones on tinted enamel paper and egg shell pages. The class seeks alumni support to help ensure the book’s success and quality.
The graduating class takes charge of tomorrow morning chapel wearing caps and gowns. They will read the class prophecy and sing class songs. After chapel they travel to Chain Mill Falls for a picnic dinner. Fred Pommerehn and Holmes Hunter attended Indianapolis auto races last week.
Memorial Day observances in Hanover drew hundreds as Prof Hadley of History and Social Science delivered a patriotic address. He honored Civil War veterans, traced the nation’s founding, praised Lincoln and emancipation, and urged reflection on constitutional ideals versus modern views.
Pi Alpha Tau at Brenau College Gainesville Ga received a charter from Alpha Delta Phi to form the Adelphian Society. Miss Florence M. Roler installed the new chapter on June 2 with members from Wesleyan College and several other colleges. Initiates include Eloise Millis Estella Kehoe Elsia Tate Marion Miller Mary Hawk Helen Engle Ruth Terrill and others.
The Dramatic group entertained their senior members with a six o'clock dinner at the Sigma Chi house on Wednesday afternoon.
A wartime service featured a tribute to brave women who stayed home as husbands went to the front. Dr. Hawk led the ceremony and graves were decorated. Twelve Philalathean Literary Society members were buried nearby and their graves adorned with flowers by society members.
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