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Newspaper
Hanover College Triangle
Location
Hanover, Indiana, United States of America
Date
May 12, 1950
Page
2
An analysis of Hanover College shows rising student participation and leadership. The new Student Council, enhanced assembly programs, Interfraternity Council expansion, a community chest concept, stronger honor system, foreign student sponsorship, and P A F interest reflect growing student responsibility.
A Hanover calendar lists May 13 to May 19 activities: May Day festivities and a Villa Madonna baseball game, a Terre Haute track meet, Panhellenic dance, senior recital, assemblies on pressing topics, tennis and golf meets, baseball with Indiana Central and Taylor, a College Choir concert, and a College Chorus performance. Events span campus, athletic, and cultural offerings with multiple venues and times.
Hanover College publishes a weekly student newspaper during the academic year excluding vacations and finals. This issue notes the editor of the week and lists the masthead details reflecting campus student involvement.
Local notes report two engagements for Hanover area families, outlining Marjorie Yaple to John Compton with ties to The College of Wooster and Yale, and Elizabeth Percival to George Day with IU links. Also details births, campus society events, and Mothers Day activities among Hanover groups.
Guy Andress is elected president of the Varsity H Club for the coming year. Officers include Paul Shepherd as secretary treasurer and Bill McGregor as sergeant at arms. Plans include buying a new flag pole for Morgan Field funded by H skit night proceeds.
Carol Smith is the new Pan-Linguist Club president with Eleanore Sanders as vice president Sylvia Dan as secretary and Dave Barnett as treasurer. Former officers included Ann Stevenson Innis Ann Wiles Carol Smith and Frank Bojarski. The club plans its final meeting a picnic at Hanover Beach on May 18 with members and their dates departing Donner Hall at 5:00 p.m.
Dr. Howell Williams, dean of Kent School of Social Work at the University of Louisville, will speak during assembly on Wednesday May 17. A Chicago School of Social Science Administration alumnus active in Louisville social welfare, he will also meet students in Classic Hall faculty lounge afterward.
Students urged to submit letters of application for TRI ANGLE and REVONAH staff positions before the deadline Monday May 15. Send TRIANGLE applications to Miss Mary Louise Fitton and REVONAH applications to Professor Frank Baker.
A humorous campus note column details a busy week of professors and spouses with faculty dinners, dances, and boat rides. It highlights students eyeing mischief, staff antics, a new faculty club move, and a fresh grandchild birth in the university community.
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