20 May 1915
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Newspaper
Hanover College Triangle
Location
Hanover, Indiana, United States of America
Date
May 20, 1915
Page
1
Allison completes all athletic requirements by swimming 100 yards and tests in 15 events to earn full membership in Sigma Delta Psi, a national fraternity. Hanover becomes the third campus with active full members, joining Wabash and Indiana.
Manager Cochran announced the girls tennis tournament will begin this week with a schedule: Miss Rapy vs Miss Britan, winner to face Miss Hughes. Miss Culbertson vs Miss Colgate, winner to face Miss Kehoe. The two winners will meet in the final for the championship and the tennis cup for the year. All entrants have shown notable ability and more close matches are expected.
A pro essay questions if today’s intercollegiate athletics corrupt minds or if fair minded people mislead colleges. It argues blame lies with both authorities and spectators, urges athletics to develop character, not merely win, and contrasts driven fear with led enthusiasm for fair play.
In chapel Thursday morning Louis Miller, a Kiev native and medical student at Johns Hopkins, spoke about Russia’s oppression and harsh treatment of students. He described Tolstoy as a friend of the people, criticized the Russian tax system, and shared his view of the war’s toll on his family, ending with a Russian folk song.
The seniors report steady progress on their class play directed by Miss Helen Francisco of Madison. The production chosen is Sol Smith Russell's Peaceful Valley, written by Edward E. Kidder, with strong characters and wholesome material throughout.
Friday morning in chapel the long awaited basketball letters were presented by the coach. Those receiving Hs were G. E. Trotter, K. M. Montgomery, W. J. Johnson, E. S. Allison, F. E. James, L. A Hart, Ww. C. Culley, KE. R. Rogers.
Butler defeated Earlham College for the second time this week in Richmond. Earlham won one singles match but lost the other singles and the doubles. Matches featured careful back-court play with Butler’s wins hotly contested from the start.
In a suspenseful ICA L finals week Hart emerges first with Manaugh second after a round robin and delayed matches. Hart beat Cochran 6 3 on Wednesday and 7 5 6 3 over Manaugh on Thursday while Cochran split results with Manaugh to claim runner up. The squad prepares for next week’s meet under coach Professor Oldfather.
Revonah proof has been received and approved by staff for printing. The edition features a stiff gray leather binding, a special dedication portrait, and a sixteen page Hanover section printed with art ink. Overall quality is praised as the best annual yet and it should be on sale in a couple weeks.
The local Christian Endeavor group hosted a Friday night reception for new college students, providing a welcome gathering and orientation in a campus setting.
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