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Newspaper
Hanover College Triangle
Location
Hanover, Indiana, United States of America
Date
May 13, 1949
Page
3
Dr. Henry Carter Rogers class of 1920 was principal speaker at the Alumni Banquet honoring the Senior Class at Donner Hall. He urged Hanover graduates to be flowers fruits and seeds representing the college’s private mission and reputation.
May Day events include Arch Bearers Downey and Steinhilber with Weir Baker carrying the crown for the third year. Faculty children participate. folk dances Swedish Boscastle and Weeggis perform. Glee Club sings Foster pieces and sea shanties. May Pole Dance directed by Mary Lou Morris. Court led by S. C. A. girls. many committees named and decorated.
Critics praised Death Takes A Holiday when it debuted in New York and the Hanover Players present the three act drama on May 27 28 in the Auditorium. Alberto Casella crafted the original tale later rewritten for American stages by Walter Ferris. The play centers on death personified who suspends life for three days and falls in love, delivering a humane portrayal that invites thought and discussion.
Governor Schricker argues education costs justify qualified state workers. He warns against losing heritage and urges faith in God to sustain democracy. He says colleges should foster public service and criticizes politics for cheapening service across parties. The interview notes he believes public service should be honored and not politicized.
The Women Associates of Hanover College closed their two day session with Mrs Lynn elected executive committee chair and plans to broaden college publicity. The event featured a luncheon at Mrs Albert G Parker Jr s home and included tours, tea at Classic Hall, and a dinner with speakers Dr Parker and Dr Tate.
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