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Newspaper
Hanover College Triangle
Location
Hanover, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Sep 20, 1963
Page
2
The Triangle outlines rules for Letters to the Editor requiring full names and Hanover affiliations. It defends responsible journalism, editors’ veto power, and warns against anonymous, crank, sensational, or personal attack letters. It asserts no censorship, but emphasizes accountable editorial decisions.
A backwards glance recalls sophomores urging unity in a freshman quad talk, Peace Corps topics, and Earl Wilson voting records. It notes a Madrid student beer custom, Hanover College President pick, and Soda Bowl menus. A front-page 1953 Miss Watermelon Bust headline caps a Sigma Chi tradition echoed in campuses nationwide.
Overnight desk and open reserves now go out at 9 30 p m instead of 9 00 to extend access for students. Reserves are due by 8 40 a m before the second class, which has shifted later. Fines accrue quickly: 25 cents for the first hour or part for desk reserves and 10 cents per hour after. 15 cents for the first hour or part for open reserves and 5 cents per hour thereafter.
The Forensics Union held its first meeting in Classic Hall under Dr. Wheater. Participants discussed aims and mechanics and debated a year’s topic on government guaranteed college education. New officers were elected: Steve Wilkinson President Doug McLaren Vice-President Barb Senior Secretary Treasurer. Next meeting is 7:00 PM Thursday in Classic Hall.
Hanover students star in Tennessee Williams Glass Menagerie presented by Scott Amateur Playhouse in Scottsburg. Robb Baker leads as Tom with Bill Yeiser Jim Yeiser and Jerry Coffey among the Hanover cast. Performances are September 21 at 8 30 p m and September 25 at 7 p m at Scottsburg Elementary School Auditorium on North Hyland Street.
At the WRA annual picnic on September 14 at the girls field, point awards climaxed the event. After supper, Hanover women and summer correspondents sang, shared memories, and got acquainted as Miss Fitton read the annual poem naming freshman women. Paddle awards went to Mary Lee Brown, Nancy Davis, Judy Hatton, Karen Kreider, Sara Messersmith, Barb Moyes, Joyce Romer, Sandy Sanders, and Pat Shook for reaching 500 points. Sweatshirt honors went to Mary Lee Payne, Pat Shook, and Ann Waggoner for 1000 points, while Janene Collier earned a windbreaker at 1400 points.
Sue Kue John Hooker Karen Farlow Jenny Rupley Pat Nelson Kirk Dinkins Shannon Clarkson Ann Pilasterer Bill Cadell Judy Hinchman Gwil Jones Lon Barash Karl Klein are named as photographers for the upcoming coverage. The list includes multiple local professionals confirmed to document the occasion.
A meeting for freshmen and upperclassmen interested in joining The Triangle staff was held Wednesday September 18 in Classic 102. Editors and department heads met with all interested. contact Robb Baker at 866 5911 or Ann Waggoner at 866 5101 if you could not attend.
A freshman reflects on Sophomore Slump as a campus reality that can affect any student. It describes the fade of idealized college life, the struggle for meaning, and the potential shift from despair to personal growth as one confronts life’s deeper purposes.
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