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Newspaper
Hanover College Triangle
Location
Hanover, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Mar 28, 1912
Page
3
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New faces appeared as the spring term opened on Wednesday afternoon with enrollment formalities. Some students will enroll next week after country schools close. Regular classes started Thursday morning and scheduling issues were being resolved. Professor Hadley is in Indianapolis and will not teach until Monday. Professor Belscher is away with the Glee Club, with arrangements made for his classes.
The Triangle prints a preliminary alumni roll from Hanover with about fifty addresses unknown. Faculty committee led by Professors Boyd Young and Garritt seeks help to contact missing graduates and connect with anyone who can provide current locations or information.
The Freshmen claim the Symmes trophy with 1915 numerals as the Basket Ball League crown. For two years the class of 1913 led the league but fell behind this season. Freshmen and Sophomores fielded near invincible squads, beating all rivals except head to head. Seniors won one game against Freshmen, last achieved by no other team, while Juniors settled in fourth place.
Dr Harvey Washington Wiley, Hanover College trustee and alumni from the class of 1867, will lecture during commencement week and give the regular commencement address on June 12. President Mills confirms Wiley’s visit, noting the college invited him and he accepted in writing.
Columbia University boards decide the Pulitzer School of Journalism will exclude female students. Barnard College girls are admitted to other courses, but the journalism school offers no coed access. Barnard students wish to pursue newspaper careers despite the restriction.
At the Zetelathean and Chrestomathean Literary Societies annual meeting new officers were chosen. Chrestomathean presiding officer is Helen Cain, with William Jacob Dickson alias Piney as president. Russell of Birmingdale reentered college with his 1913 class, plans to graduate from Hanover, and will bolster Hanover's track and junior class teams. The 1913 class has won the field meet for two straight years, led by W J D R who holds Hanover records in landing and running high jump.
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