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Newspaper
Hanover College Triangle
Location
Hanover, Indiana, United States of America
Date
May 05, 1950
Page
3
Assistant Registrar Robert Calvert outlined trends in teaching markets. Among 172 graduates, 50 seek high school teaching positions, with music and art in highest demand and Hanover College offering an art minor next fall. Demand spans Latin, women’s physical education, mathematics, journalism, and supervision of school publications.
Members of Gamma Sigma Pi plan their final regular dinner at Hillside Hotel on Wednesday evening May 10. Faculty guests from Phi Beta Kappa will attend along with spouses. Professor James H Marsailles will present colored Hawaii pictures after a 6:00 dinner, priced at $1.50 per plate, with transportation from Donner Hall at 5:30.
Health officials urge college students to follow basic polio safety during hot months. The National Foundation for Infantile Paralysis cites rising teen and young adult cases and lists five precautions including keeping children with familiar friends, avoiding fatigue, staying warm, washing hands, and monitoring early illness signs. If polio strikes, call a doctor and contact the local chapter for care coverage, as there is no quick cure.
The Hanover Presbyterian Church posts a schedule with Ned Guthrie as Clerk of Session and Director of Music, Frank Bohnhorst as organist, and Pastor John N. Fox. On Sunday May 7 at 9 30 a m church school and 10 45 a m morning worship feature a sermon on Courtship and Marriage.
The Student Council outlines eleven by-laws including open meetings, monthly supervision by the Student Affairs Committee, oversight of Homecoming decor, flowers for May queen, and attendance rules for new members. It also covers budget consultation, academic standards, and vacancy procedures. A movie, Four Feathers, is rescheduled for May 20 in the Auditorium.
Miss Ann Wooters, ex forty two, has been chosen editor in chief of the 1951 Nutmeg yearbook at the University of Connecticut Storrs Conn. She won the Alpha Phi Gamma freshman journalism award last year and last semester served as assistant society editor of the Triangle. She joined the Hanover chapter of Alpha Phi Gamma national journalism honorary.
David Ramage was elected president of Chi Epsilon Phi, a premierial fraternity, at the last meeting of the academic year held Wednesday at Professor Frank Baker’s home. New officers include Robert Aldrich as vice president and program chairman, Paul Mueller as secretary treasurer. The program covered the volume The Ministry edited by Spann. Advisors were Dr. Swartz and Dr. Bailey. Refreshments followed. Outgoing officers were Herbert Strauss, John Matthew, Duane Ratz, and Allen Spahr.
Miss Mary Louise Fitton and Professor Frank S. Baker announce openings on Triangle and Revonah staffs. Deadline May 15. Triangle options include editor and various editors, managers, and photographer. Revonah roles include editor, managers, makeup, art, and advertising. A 2.0 GPA or higher is recommended for top roles.
The SCA plans a Sunday panel on If I Should Marry A Roman Catholic with Lynn Luc cock Olive Hopping and Jim Stuckey at 6 p m in the College Y building. Clarence A. Dryden spoke Europe in the Spotlight last Sunday night with travel slides. Ed Bockstiegel led the devotion. Hanover College will send a delegate to the Westminster Fellowship Assembly in Grennell Iowa June 26 to July 1. The Lake Geneva Student Conference runs June 12 to 19 in Wisconsin. Fellowship commission members meet next Sunday at 4 pm with Dr. Robert Bowers. hiking and picnics possible after.
Howard Pipher attends the TAP Theta Alpha Phi convention at Indiana State Teachers College in Terre Haute with events including a luncheon, Studio Theatre play The Indiscreet General, and an arena production Out of The Frying Pan by the Michigan TAP chapter. Photographs of Hanover play productions enter exhibits to be judged tomorrow.
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