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Newspaper
Hanover College Triangle
Location
Hanover, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Sep 15, 1950
Page
2
Advertising and journalism go hand in hand as mutual supports for operations. Publications rely on advertising to cover costs while guiding readers to goods and services. The Triangle editors urge readers to patronize advertisers who sustain the paper and offer the best products.
The first issue of the Triangle this semester carries an open letter from a new faculty member at Hanover College. The writer thanks College President Dr Parker for the scholarship, and names Dean Tate Dr Stone Mr David Tallman and Hanover students especially the DP students committee with Herb Strauss as chairman for welcoming them. The author expresses happiness to join the Hanover community and gratitude for the support that made it possible.
College life hinges on extra curricular activities as vital to growth. Active students gain better adult adjustment through involvement in diverse groups. Initiative matters as many activities are driven by a few leaders, but participation expands social skills and character beyond academics.
Church notice for Hanover Presbyterian Church lists Ruth Graham as organist and director of music with Pastor John N. Fox. On Sunday September 17, 1950 the program includes 9:30 a.m. church school 10:45 a.m. morning worship with music by the college choir and sermon Launch Out Into the Deep at 10:45 a.m. 2:00 p.m. departure from Donner Hall for SCA fellowship at Clifty Park inviting participation.
Vacancies on the 1951 Revonah staff were announced by editor Mrs. J. L. Walker. Assistant editor Joey Pittenger was released. Remaining open are copy editor art editor and sports editor positions. Applications may be turned in to Mrs. Walker.
Receptions and teas head the opening of the college social calendar as new faculty and staff are hosted by Dr. and Mrs. Parker Jr and others. A faculty reception followed at Donner Hall with welcoming remarks by Student Council president Guy Andress. The Pan-Hellenic tea for new freshman women is set for September 16 in Donner Hall. Engagements and marriages announced include Barbara Smith and John Lawrence Walker on August 27, and Lois Jessie Butterfield to Robert James Aldrich. Jo Ann Bettinger to Allen Best and Shirley Hufford to Charles Norby are also noted, along with Lambda Chi Alpha members from Hanover College attending a Chicago convention.
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