Seven Weeks In New College Life Pushes Freshmen Toward Resolve
A college address urges fresh and transfer students to uphold their resolutions seven weeks after starting. It notes the shift from novelty to routine and calls for sustained effort in difficult subjects such as Economics French Greek Philosophy Mathematics Chemistry Geology and English. The speaker stresses inner wrestles and disciplined study leading to eventual reward.
Ambition and Resolve in Pursuit of a Goal
Motivational speaker urges individuals to seek clarity of purpose and pursue high aims. Emphasizes that determination and self direction attract support and opportunity. Encourages maintaining confidence while navigating competition and external distractions.
Advertising in College Publications Draws Student Support
The five wideawake Triangle advertisers find students keen observers who notice and value advertising in college publications. Students show appreciation by patronizing those who support the Triangle.
Hanover College Student Paper Faces Closure
The Triangle reports an $111 debt with little prospect of quick liquidation. Managers urge alumni and friends to donate $1.50 per subscription to keep the student publication alive. Alumni, will you let this earnest student endeavor fail goodbye to Hanover College student work.
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Altho
Hanover College
Sharon Hill Church closes ten-day meeting series
Sharon Hill Presbyterian Church near Hanover ended a ten day series of meetings with pastor Rev J S Howk D D assisted by the Fisherman's Club. Nine additions joined the church including four heads of families and two prospective ministers. Sabbath School rally drew 138 attendees and featured Professor Glenn Culbertson on Sabbath School Extension using survey charts.
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Sharon Hill Presbyterian Church
Hanover
J.S Howk
Howk
Fisherman’s Club
Glenn Culbertson
Pi Alpha Tau Hosts Alumni Dinner and Dance
Pi Alpha Tau entertained alumni and out of town visitors with a dinner at Rev. J. S. Hawk’s home and a dance at the sorority hall. Attendees included Rose Borneman Elkhart Edith Baude Louisville Ruth Terrill Franklin Eloise Millis Indianapolis and others with Frank Fisher New Washington Gerald D Winter Franklin John Allison Gardner IL. Chaperones were Professors Hadley Souter Hotchkiss and Scott Logan.
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Pi Alpha Tau
J. S. Hawk
Sorority
Rose Borneman
Elkhart
Edith Baude
Louisville
Margaret Hills
Indianapolis
Ruth Terrill
Franklin
Eloise Millis
Agnes Connor
Mildred Johnson
Eilanor McLelland
Madison
Frank Fisher
New Washington
Gerald D. Winter
John Allison
Gardner
Hadley
Souter
Hotchkiss
Scott Logan
Some Things To Remember About Hanover College
Hanover College established 1827 is co educational with distinctively Christian education. Graduates of commissioned high schools admitted to freshman class without examination. Curriculum blends liberal culture with foundational training for law medicine engineering teaching journalism theology. Departments 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 trained to teach. College fully equipped and student life on a high plane. Cost 175 to 250 per year. Catalogues available from the president.
Moores Hill College Plans Melange Fundraiser
The Moores Hill College annual Melange will be published this year by the Junior class. The class will host lectures and entertainments to raise funds. The report notes some senior leaders are unaware of the project.
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Moores Hill College
Revonah Star Plans Major Revamp for 1912 13 Annual
The Revonah staff held its first 1913 meeting Thursday afternoon and voted to make the year book more artistic and distinct from previous college annuals. The 1913 Revonah will be larger with improved paper and design, featuring a special alumni appeal and Hanover College scenes from 1912 13. Juniors vow to keep it a yearbook for all students.
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Hanover College
Weekend Visits and Local Arrivals Noted
Mr. Chase Harding and his wife and son Robert traveled from Crawfordsville to visit his sister Miss Harriet Harding in the English department from Friday to Monday. Hugh Cravens has returned to Linton. John B. Allison visited with Phi Gam brothers this week. Robert J. Millar, twelve, is employed in St. Louis.
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Mr. Chase Harding
Robert
Crawfordsville
Harriet Harding
Hugh Cravens
Linton
John B. Allison
Phi Gam
Robert J. Millar
St. Louis
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