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Newspaper
Hanover College Triangle
Location
Hanover, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Nov 07, 1912
Page
2
The 1913 Revonah will document the college year from the Ohio excursion to Hanover victories. It promises views of campus buildings woods and fields and new features with a finish oriented yearbook. The Junior class pledges loyal support and urges students to buy next spring.
Fragmentary text references payment of shared college expenses and mentions Janover and the Revonah as parties, but exact context and actions are not specified. No clear event, date, or outcome is discernible from the readable portion.
Arrangements are complete for a mock trial in Philalathean court on November 12. Judge will be Professor Hadley. A. H. Watts is chosen as the criminal for petty larceny with a bond set under a thousand dollars. Whitcomb and Hufford lead the prosecution. Capehart and Van Pelt defend. A jury is drawn with Dean Jackson foreman and twelve others. Court staff include Clarence Voris as bailiff and H. W. Campbell as clerk.
Members of the Fisherman's Club enjoyed a dinner hosted by Sharon Hill church ladies last Saturday as thanks for the club’s recent work. The spread included chicken, pie, salad, cake and more, with the congregation helping and sharing songs and jokes after. Attendees included Dr and Mrs Hawk and Miss Mary Hawk and Miss Mary Carson.
A humorous counting tally lists time wasted by a freshman in odd categories. It notes hours spent in bed, at pool tables, talking, smoking, and loafing with exaggerated figures. The piece mocks idle behavior and references school life.
A fee of ten cents will be charged for admission to the mock trial scheduled for next Tuesday night in Philalathean.
Hanover College founded 1827 is co educational and Christian in education. It admits graduates of commissioned high schools to freshman class without examination. Curriculum blends liberal culture with pre professional training in law medicine engineering teaching journalism and theology. Offerings include philosophy mathematics chemistry biology geology astronomy physics English Latin Greek French German Spanish public speaking education music physical culture history political science. Scholarly faculty well equipped and student life described as high plane and free from distracting influences. Cost 175 to 250 per year. Catalogues available from the president.
Tulane forms a well organized rooters' club under a class committee. Newcomb College sophomores form an Anti-Cut League with fines for cutting, planned year-end banquet. Wabash plans a November 9 homecoming with alumni letters. Missouri urges more social life as two thirds lack it. Franklin College hosts a Halloween party for students. Earlham College names Floyd Murray as senior president.
The Rev. Dr. Frank Hood of First Presbyterian Madison opens a series of monthly sermons under two Christian associations. The Rev. Dr. James M. LaBach, formerly of Montgomery Ohio, preached at Hanover Presbyterian Church Sunday for Dr. Howk.
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