Special Line of College and Fraternity Pennants
A brief note highlights a new collection of college and fraternity pennants on display. The display features a dedicated line showcasing school colors and insignia from multiple organizations.
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Newspaper
Hanover College Triangle
Location
Hanover, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Oct 15, 1914
Page
4
A brief note highlights a new collection of college and fraternity pennants on display. The display features a dedicated line showcasing school colors and insignia from multiple organizations.
At a Monday meeting the Dramatic Club initiated new members at the president's home after a one week postponement due to Prof Souter. Each newcomer performed a stunt showcasing varied dramatic talent. Names of initiates include Mary Halli Jonette Culbertson Daisy Belle Kehoe Helen Engle Gwladys Roberts Alma McDonald Mildred Archer Allison Colgate G McKay R Millis A Miyatovitch R McNulty J S Garritt.
Miss Mildred Tibbets and Miss Daisy Bell Kehoe visited Madison over the weekend. Wabash defeated Earlham last Saturday 25 to 3. The Quakers used 19 players in the game as the athletic department notes new jerseys and football pants have been purchased.
William F. Gilchrist class of 1872, the oldest graduate, returns to Hanover for the first time in thirty years. He recalls early seven ties, the first morning chapel, eighties student roll calls, six month advance Spring Exhibition dates, and mulberry tree landmarks. He notes changes and old faculty still living nearby. He now lives in Greensburg Indiana in the insurance business.
The Hanover College Triangle announces subscription solicitation through the Press Club publication. Readers are urged to hand subscriptions to the librarian or business manager Irwin Brashear for support of student news and alumni interest.
The weekly YWCA meeting next Tuesday evening will be led by Gladys Cox. The topic is The Beauty of Holliness. Cullen Barnes ’17 works at Louisville L. and N. offices. Frank Montgomery ’11 from Louisville attended the E. M. I. game Saturday and traveled back with the team. Hazel Bussabarger ex-13 teaches domestic science at the New Amsterdam high school.
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