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Newspaper
Hanover College Triangle
Location
Hanover, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 05, 1913
Page
3
An alumni notice promotes an artistic portrayal of student life titled Revenaling. Described as larger and more complete than previous annuals, it maintains the usual price and is placed on Main Street.
John Eckert's Sons Union Literary held its final meeting of the year on Tuesday evening. A short program featured essays and declamations, followed by the election of officers for the fall term and a toastmaster.
A Miami University study of 194 boys shows 72 heavy smokers 48 medium 15 light and 59 non smokers. Medium smokers averaged 15.8 hours work and 9.7 standing. light smokers 15.2 hours. non smokers 16.6 hours and 108.24 standing.
The Philal society held its last meeting of the year in the society hall on Tuesday evening. L. H. Capnehart was elected president and J. L. Carlisle vice president. Other officers include G. E. Trotter recording secretary and G. R. Hamilton financial secretary. The annual reception was approved for this year, a committee was formed, four essays were read, and several declamations and orations were delivered. The debate on California’s alien land holding policy was won by Whitcomb Craig and Jackson.
The program lists events from June 13 to June 18 including an oratorical contest, baccalaureate sermon by President Millis, addresses by Dr. J C Garritt and Governor Ralston, field meet, inter fraternity tennis, senior play, board sessions, alumni meetings and banquet, a recital by Sanger Bund, and commencement exercises at Hanover Academy.
Dr David Starr Jordan longtime leader of Stanford University and former Indiana University president resigns to accept a newly created chancellor post. John Casper Branner will become president succeeding Jordan who will retire from active head duties to focus on world peace efforts. Branner has Stanford ties and previously served as geology professor and Indiana University geologist with Brazilian government work.
Hanover alumni Mary Chapman and C. E. Drew of the class of 1912 wed last Thursday in Waterloo Indiana. Miss Chapman has taught in Waterloo High School for a year and they left Friday for Holland Michigan where Mr. Drew teaches. The couple has many school friends and received hearty congratulations. The Dramatic Society hosted Senior members to a six o'clock dinner at the Sigma Chi house Wednesday afternoon.
H. J. Grossman '12 spent a short time in Han on Monday afternoon. The West Virginia teacher will engage in Sunday School work during the summer in South Dakota.
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