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Newspaper
Hanover College Triangle
Location
Hanover, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Oct 05, 1912
Page
4
The opening reception by the two Christian Associations is postponed due to the football team's absence. Students meet at the library for a hiking event at 4 o clock with each carrying enough cats for their own campfire supper. They will be split into two parties led by scout masters along planned routes to a common destination.
The traveling squad under Coach Hotchkiss left for Indianapolis to face Butler College this afternoon. Players Averitt Hufford Van Pelt Parrill Nowels McLaughlin Trotter Voris Cravens E Rawlings Montgomery Johnson Millis Winslow form the team with an average weight near 160 pounds, about ten pounds lighter than Butler.
Professor M. C. Marshall, class of 1912, is this year appointed superintendent of the Whitestown schools. The selection emphasizes his long involvement in local education and leadership at the district level.
The Hanover township consolidated school will open Monday under the direction of Professor W 5S Logan. Miss Cora Millar, 34, will act as substitute teacher while attending college, ensuring another successful year.
With Leslie O Winslow as president the YMGA begins a promising year at the university. Large attendance and active interest mark the first meetings. A stag social on September 26 fostered camaraderie, featuring a blindfold boxing match between Harry Tong and Frank Parrill. The YMGA building received interior renovations and a new concrete walk to the street.
October 5 Butler at Indianapolis. October 12 Kentucky Milny Institute at Lyndon. October 26 Franklin at Hanover. November 2 Moores Hill at Hanover. November 9 Kentucky State University at Lexington. November 15 University of Louisville at Louisville.
News of Other Colleges notes Purdue tank scrap won by sophomores despite freshmen majority. Sophomores beat freshmen in a three to one color rush. A two hour tie occurred between Freshmen and Mores at Rose Poly. DePauw installs Rev. George R. Grose of Baltimore as new president. Grose is a graduate of Ohio Wesleyan, alma mater of two prior DePauw presidents.
Rumor claims ministerial students at the college form a Fisherman's Club. Details are scarce but a Triangle reporter will investigate between now and Thursday.
Arthur reports Coach Hotchkiss arrives in Hanover with strong credentials. He led athletics at Northwestern Military Academy Highland Park Illinois for years and has coached Westside secondary teams. An Eversham graduate, he is noted as an all around athlete.
Point House, the main dormitory for women, runs on self rule with five student officers. Miss Elsia Tate was named head monitor and president of the executive committee, joined by Coretta Balser Blanche Williams Mary Carson and Frieda Bach as monitors.
President Millis appoints chair to Terre Haute Indiana State Normal visiting board. Hanover plans a philosophy club for seniors and faculty to discuss philosophy and psychology. The student body grows more diverse with Macedonian Alexander L. Miyatovitch and Chinese students James Wong and Harry Tong from Shanghai.
LW M Bives announces a new business address at Brandt Property beside Wilsons Store, replacing Files Street. Shoes repaired neatly and quickly with soles nailed or sewed.
The one price clothier markets SOCIETY BRAND CLOTHES for young men and those who stay youthful. Hats range $1 to $2, Cluett shirts with soft collars and cuffs, new neckwear and silk hose, Imperial Drop Seat union suits, B V D underwear at 50 cents a garment.
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