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Newspaper
Hanover College Triangle
Location
Hanover, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Nov 01, 1963
Page
3
A humorous critique contrasts football prestige with Hanover College intramurals at the Dust Bowl. It urges relocating bulletin boards to the Library, notes Library life, and humorously recounts a powder prank. It also mentions limited LP records at the College Store and asks for an astrology club. Two fraternities claim rooms in the Library as their own.
Hanover students describe Ko-Ed Week as a time when women pay, open doors, escort dates home, and seek out the men. The piece notes awkward moments, rising pizza prices since October 24, and the ease of entering women’s living units, amid the week’s social upheaval.
A speaker reflects on discovering value beyond academics in college life. He lists noticing changing seasons, listening to others, enjoying sunrises, and cherishing moments with roommates. The message stresses making time for extracurricular joys to avoid living as mere existence.
Sunday seminar at 6 15 in Long Gym features Hanover students sharing summer work conference and study experiences. Panel will cover work camps conferences and study programs for the summer of 64 with information available after the discussion.
On a cold March day in the late eighties Sean O Caseys birth in Dublin poverty and hardship shaped his view of life. He taught himself to read at fifteen and grew fascinated by theatre, Shakespeare, and Greek drama. His plays The Shadow of a Gunman The Plough and the Stars and Juno and the Paycock reveal Ireland during World War I and its turbulence while focusing on vivid, living characters.
Hanover debaters will take part in their first off campus contest at the Goshen Varsity Tournament on Saturday November 9. Varsity members Doug McLaren Ted Hill Barbara Senior and Shirley Bryant seek honors on the resolution that the federal government should guarantee higher education access for all qualified high school graduates. The Forensics Club has prepared with data practice debates and warm up conferences including a statewide Indianapo lis event. An in house practice debate saw Ted Lester and Skip Ruch defeat Vickie Dell and Jean Baldwin. Club officers are Steve Wilkinson president Doug McLaren vice president Barb Senior secretary treasurer with Dr. Stanley Wheater as sponsor.
Hanover College owes much to its Fathers Association which funds and supports campus needs. The group, active for years, automatically includes parents of students and funds projects like a station wagon, study lounge, lectern, PA system, and new signs. This year aims to replace the wagon and resurface four tennis courts while adding building signage and a microfilm room. The executive arm is a 35 member Board of Directors led by President M R Disborough and Vice Presidents Ray Noble and W Calvert Brand with Max Poland as secretary treasurer.
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