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Newspaper
Hanover College Triangle
Location
Hanover, Indiana, United States of America
Date
May 06, 1916
Page
4
A terse editorial note urges readers to report issues to the proper person and place, and critiques readers who denounce the Triangle without reading it or contributing. The piece ends with a dismissive aside to “keep the change” and signals no further action this week.
The Dramatic Club elected officers for the coming year at its May 1 meeting in the Dormitory. R E Himebaugh of Seymour is President Daisy Belle Kehoe of Jeffersonville Vice President Ada Colgate of Madison Secretary Treasurer Paul V Fitzgibbon of Columbus Property Manager Lewis Brett of Wabash Business Manager A committee led by Kehoe to plan a picnic from surplus treasury funds was formed.
Gayle N Hufford class of 14 has been elected Superintendent of School at Paw Paw and will study at the University of Illinois this summer. Roy Shank of Farmland and Harriett E McArthur superintendent of New Lebanon Public School wed December 27 in Cincinnati. L G Whitcomb ex 16 now at Wabash earned Phi Beta Kappa honors while pastoring a northern state church.
Theta Celts enjoyed a Wednesday gathering at Miss Lucia Cruft’s residence with candy making games and songs. Attendees included Cruft Brittian Bucknell Hufford Macdonnel Bennett Gilchrist Dwyre Hicks Griffith and others while Albert Sellers visiting Lane Theological Seminary also visited Hanover last week. Phi Delta Theta members Millis and Gaddy attended the Province Convention at Franklin on May 5 and 6. O Carroll Edwards, a junior at Earlham, disappeared last Friday and remains missing.
Hanover College leads a state educational survey that may set a new policy direction for Indiana and possibly the nation. It will allow students to engage in pioneering education research with expected remarkable outcomes in scope and impact.
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