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Newspaper
Hanover College Triangle
Location
Hanover, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Mar 12, 1914
Page
4
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The Theta house in Hanover, once a grand building, was moved across the street after being vacated and transformed into a barber shop. It housed father gossip and hair tonic for students until 1910, later stood vacant, and now remains idle with eye-like windows gazing at passing students. Some say a misty moon night will make it whisper tales of college days.
Sophomores edged a tight inter-class game as one armed player aided in baskets while Johnson and Brashear led scoring. Millis and Raymond Hufford limited junior forwards, Hart’s absence hurt the juniors at center, Watts stepped in, Hamilton battled hard, Flynn Hearn and Losche starred but could not crack sophomores. Freshmen praised for sportsmanship after disqualification incidents.
Miss Mildred Marr Miss Henrietta Morris and Miss Louise Mason of Columbus were guests at the Junior Prom Friday night. Miss Estella Kehoe of Jeffersonville Ind was a Dorm guest for the Prom. Miss Eloise Becker of Dallas Tex attended the Prom last Friday night. Miss Neva Denny of Madison visited by her sister Miss Leota Denny Saturday. Mr Brandon Griffis of Indiana University was the guest of Miss Helen Webb for the Prom last week. Miss Etta Losche of Indianapolis visited her brother Albert Losche last weekend.
The annual Junior Prom Friday evening featured red and black colors and guests from out of town. Twenty two couples attended with E. M. Montgomery and Miss Estella Kehoe leading the grand march. Professors Wolfe Montgomery Hotchkiss Woodworth and wives served as chaperones. The Doughlas orchestra of Indianapolis provided music and also played at the Sophomore hop. The Prom Committee included K. M. Montgomery L Sche and Miss Vivia Gaddy.
In the recently concluded inter class series the Juniors scored 153 baskets, Freshmen 178, Sophomores 118, Seniors 44. Flynn led with 30 baskets, followed by Floyd James 28 and Cully 25. McNulty 13. Remaining scorers include Hart 8, Brashear 7, Hamilton 6, Hearn 6, Lesche 6, W. Johnson 6, Swann 5, F. Hufford 5, R Hufford 4, C. James 4, Pender 4, G. Hufford 3, Watts 3, C. Montgomery 2, Capehart 1, Butcher 1, Cravens 1, Protsman 1, Ramsey 1.
Miss Mary Hawk hosted guests at her home for a Friday evening gathering. Madison residents Miss Alice Millar and Miss Grace Graves attended the Junior Prom with various escorts. Phi Delta gave a dinner at Stanley Garritt's home. An engagement between Ellano McLeland Ll and Earl Newton is announced with a forthcoming wedding. Mrs Millis and Eloise return from Tampa after weeks away. Marie Rapp spent the weekend at home in Madison Indiana.
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