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Newspaper
Hanover College Triangle
Location
Hanover, Indiana, United States of America
Date
May 09, 1912
Page
4
The Philliathean Literary society held a weekly banquet with twelve extemp speeches on political and economic topics. Represented for the affirmative were Averitt Van Pelt and Capehart while Hufford Iddings and Lesche argued the negative.
The article notes G. T. Dawson, a student and diplomat, left the college after a dispute with President Fisher over extended time for a class essay. Dawson, sick for much of the period, argued for four extra weeks to prepare. Fisher shortened the allowed time by two weeks. Dawson left claiming unfair treatment, while the college suggests differing views on what was just. He was described as popular and likely to win honors if he had stayed.
Bits Wallace Lewis returns to Wabash after a visit home. Millis delivers Syracuse high school commencement address. Prof Souter misses class for duties in Madison. Mrs. Mann and son stay at Phi Delt house for the summer. Phi Gams host pig roast by Butler Falls with guests from Madison. Banquet attendees from Beta Theta Pi in Indianapolis. Souter preaches at First Presbyterian Madison. W A Millis also speaks. Cheerleaders elected. Glee Club members. Mann to join wife and son for summer at Phi Delt house. Allen of Kentucky State University to lecture on Foods and Adulterations. May Day Do at Beta hall with Ryker’s Point picnic. Montgomery provides music. Miss Harding and Prof Belcher chaperone. out-of-town guests include Miss Snyder and Miss LeMar.
Abundant success and happiness are wished to Tom as he becomes valedictorian next year, in a note from THE HAN OVERIAN.
Students and teachers seeking steady work urged to call at the Sutherland Boarding House to have propositions submitted. General Supervisor L. Johnson of the Teachers Institute of Life Insurance signs the notice with a call to apply.
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