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Newspaper
Hanover College Triangle
Location
Hanover, Indiana, United States of America
Date
May 06, 1949
Page
2
A speech urges that education brings duties and privileges, stressing serious effort to maintain stability. It argues a free world depends on educated people and calls for pursuing the highest learning to understand vital issues and help improve global life.
The Triangle congratulates the new council and urges a democratic Student Council that voices student leadership and freedom. It argues for trust, student expression, and an active role in applying liberal education to human betterment.
Employers seek physical qualities appearance and character as primary traits for development and advancement to high positions in business. Intellectual qualities leadership promise and finally performance rank as secondary concerns in executive hiring of graduates.
A brief staff byline lists THE TRIANGLE editors and positions including News Editor, Feature Editor, Sports Editor, Co-Assistant Sports Editors, and Chart staff with a listed contact number 880-0566. The fragment reflects internal masthead notation and does not describe events.
Mr. and Mrs. Roy Sharp of Whiteland announce the engagement of daughter Mary Carolyn to William Wendt of Oshkosh Wisconsin. The couple will wed in August at Bethany Presbyterian Church Whiteland. Mary Carolyn Sharp is Alpha Delta Pi. William Wendt is Sigma Chi. Harold McReynolds elected Phi Delta Theta president at house elections Monday night. Other officers named include Jim Peterson reporter Gene Poynter secretary, J C Goodman treasurer Ralph Anderson house manager LaVon McClure warden Bill Lowe alumni secretary Gus Sturm librarian George Sibert historian Joe Vermilya chaplain Byron Haines chorister John Thayer steward.
At the Phi Gamma Delta house Tau of Phi Gamma Delta hosted guests for dinner on Tuesday Wednesday and Thursday evenings. Tuesday guest was John Moriarity Wednesday guests were Mr and Mrs Joe Cox of Madison and Thursday guest was John Brennaman. Hanover College faculty men enjoyed a Sunday morning breakfast at the house last week.
The Women's Faculty Club held its last meeting of the college year with a May 3 pitch-in dinner at Dr. and Mrs. George May’s home. Officers elected include Mrs. Robert Panzer as president and Miss Mary Louise Fitton as vice-president, with Mrs. Thomas Fuller secretary and Mrs. Raymond Strucker treasurer.
Tau of Phi Gamma Delta announces the election of Frank Guthrie as treasurer and Guy Andress as house manager. The group requests contact for future business. Mrs Albert G Parker Jr spoke at the achievement dinner and alumnae groups entertained with skits during the event. Mrs Whallon attended a Saturday luncheon.
An exhibit in Classic Hall presents 100 oil tinted prints of Hanover, Madison, and nearby views, loaned by Henry Lemen 08 of Madison. Photographer Lemen used a $5 Eastman Brownie, with Frank Garriott of Michigan City State Penitentiary adding the oil tinting. A Star Magazine feature on Lemen will appear Sunday.
Meontys Memo notes a shift in campus life as the Nut Brown Maid fades and a Beet Red Co-ed takes the spotlight. The piece highlights social scene details at Hanover with serenades, dances, and campus events, including fraternal officer changes, dating tales, and springtime outings at Clifty and nearby venues.
Desirable traits span health physique energy endurance voice sight hearing appearance neatness dress manner bearing poise impressiveness character honesty dependability initiative resourcefulness loyalty decisiveness perseverance courage responsibility personality cooperation tact consideration courtesy responsiveness self control self confidence social ease Judgment and common sense lead intellectual traits followed by receptivity logic adaptability general knowledge and profession specific knowledge.
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