05 Oct 1912
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Newspaper
Hanover College Triangle
Location
Hanover, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Oct 05, 1912
Page
1
Upperclassmen draft permanent scrap rules before the event. Only Freshmen and Sophomores seated in chapel may participate. Interference from outsiders forbidden. Injurious means prohibited. Freshmen may hoist colors on the tree. Scrap limited to 25 minutes. Referee signals start. No obstructions or spikes on the tree. Officials include a head referee timer and sufficient upperclassmen to enforce.
The Dramatic Club selected eleven new members from applicants to start the year with full strength. Accepted prospective actors include Frank L. Parrill, Fred Rawlings, Robert Yunker, L. L. Huber, Jack R. Blackburn, B. Wallace Lewis, Cora Millar, Helen Neligh, Alma Little, Helen Reichheimer, and Uma Gaddy. The group plans its first production soon after Thanksgiving.
Physical Director Nagel says good weather will allow gym students to enjoy fresh air by substituting time outdoors. Most tennis courts are ready and activity abounds each afternoon. The fall work-out may help identify potential varsity material for next year’s intercollegiate contests.
Gayle N Hufford, football manager, reports strong gains from a novel subscription drive across college groups. He posts daily totals on Classic Hall bulletin boards, sparking intergroup competition and boosting funds, with October 2 figures showing notable contributions from literary and fraternity organizations.
A Geneva Y M C A rally in a candle lit hall drew 56 college women. The meeting urged shining service as a witness for Christ with Miss Carson leading and Miss Hewk outlining Geneva missions. Y W communities plan to place every girl to work and watch members grow.
Enrollment figures are not yet released by the registrar. It is known that the number of new students enrolling during the opening week slightly exceeded last year’s total.
The Press Club at Hanover holds two busy meetings to organize the term. Three new members replace those not returning, with Voris as assistant circulation manager and Cravens as assistant business manager. A rotating editorial writer experiment is planned amid hopes for wider readership and a larger Indiana Inter-Collegiate Press Association visit this fall. A second meeting at the Sigma Chi house discusses a camp-in to boost student awareness and circulation.
At a special meeting last Friday the athletic association elected officers for the coming year. T W Blair was chosen president. Coulter Montgomery was named vice president, Clinton Van Pelt treasurer, and Clarence Voris secretary.
Culminating Hanover College events a wedding occurred at the McIntire home near Milton Kentucky last Wednesday. E R Nowlin and Ella T McIntire ex 11 were the happy couple with Nowlin a popular campus figure and McIntire a favorite. they will reside in Lawrenceburg Indiana where Nowlin thrives as a stock raiser and landowner. Coulter Montgomery attended as Phi Delta Theta representative.
The four fraternities and three sororities listed pledges at rush close. Bata Theta pledges include Bata Theta Frank L Parrill and others from Vincennes and Indianapolis. Phi Gamma Delta names Leslie Whitcomb South Bend Holmes Hunter Wabash Lee Hart Indianapolis. Phi Delta Theta pledges include Robert Mills Hanover Irwin Brashear Brixton Floyd James Lexington Paul McCain Kentland. Sigma Chi pledges Fred Rawlings Komomo Earl Hitch Evansville. Pi Alpha Tau lists Gladys Cox Helen Hughes Madison Helen Reinheimer Winchester Fico Hunter Franklin Gladys Ro Bedford Helen Culbertson Id Phi Theta Nu Helen Neligh Open. Pheta Delta Sigma lists Alma Little Clayton Helen May Salem Fern Britan Hanover Cornelia Ryker Hutchinson Kans.
The Freshmen elected Leslie G. Whitcomb president Francis Parrill vice president Cornwall Ryker secretary Earl Hitch treasurer. The Juniors chose B. Butler president John Carlyle vice president Wilbur Nagel secretary and treasurer. Leslie Winslow was named president of the Senior class.
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