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Newspaper
Hanover College Triangle
Location
Hanover, Indiana, United States of America
Date
May 26, 1950
Page
2
A student question about college dining profits is answered noting the dining halls are not run for profit. Emory's dining expenditure itemization, typical of peers, shows Hanover spends more on food and less on wages while overall allocations are similar. 100 percent figures accompany the comparison.
Seniors recall years on campus with reminiscences of plays at Wood's Fieldhouse and the last production Only an Orphan Girl. Congratulations to Mary Wheaton, Lloyd Kroger, and Norma Brackett, plus Phi Mu and Alpha Delt seniors sharing a buffet as Fiji Islanders spark their weekend.
Hanover College published weekly during the academic year excluding vacations and finals. The paper lists staff roles including editors, business manager, sports editor, society editor, circulation, and faculty advisors with names such as Jim McCracken Barbara Dowden Woody Jones Nancy Austin Charles Friedersdorf Suzanne Rankin Mary Lou Morris and Mary Louise Fitton under Professor Frank S. Baker.
Bet ty Jean Hough announces engagement to James C. Goodman of Indianapolis. Hough is an Alpha Delta Pi sophomore. Goodman a Phi Delta Theta junior. Beatrice Mills visits AD Pi house after graduate work at McCormick Seminary. Iota Beta Theta Pi pledges host informal dance tomorrow with dates. Phi Gamma Delta hosts Tau chapter discussions led by Swartz and Zirkle. Indiana Epsilon Phi Delta Theta entertains Betty Hough and Rachel Matthew at dinner Sunday. Lambda Chi Alpha Theta Zeta organises Monte Carlo night for actives and dates. Hanover Independent Women host Poplar Grove picnic with chaperones James Maysilles Emma Hill and Herbert Thomson. Phi Delta Theta guests include Charles Manchester and Glenn Finley. Huber family visits Indiana and Ohio relatives.
Woody Jones was elected president of Alpha Phi Gamma journalism honorary at a dessert party last night at the Phi Mu Lodge. New officers include Dick Park and Barbara Smith as vice presidents Ellen Siddons as secretary Mary Louise Fitton as treasurer and Professor Frank S. Baker as bailiff. Dick Park Alice Richardson and Barbara Smith became new members during initiation after the party.
Dr R Earl Martin head of the college physics department is appointed secretary of Sigma Xi, honorary scientific research club, in Louisville. He was installed last Friday. The club includes members from Fort Knox Seagrams Girdler Corporation and the University of Louisville.
This week shows May 27 to May 31 campus activities: 8:00 p.m. Only An Orphan Girl at the College Auditorium. Phi Delta Theta Spring Dance at the Chapter House. May 28 2:00 p.m. SCA picnic from Donner Hall to Butler Park. May 29 9:40 a.m. Assembly and 6:30 p.m. All-Sports Dinner at Donner Hall Dining Room. May 30 9:40 a.m. Assembly with Dr S Clifford Adams. May 31 7:00 p.m. Student Council at Donner Hall.
The final Hanover College Robin's Roundup bids farewell to seniors, recalling campus life, friend networks, and traditions. It celebrates four hundred students and notes alumni like Professor Parker and the Yarnelles, ending with hopes to reunite at Homecoming next year.
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