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Newspaper
Hanover College Triangle
Location
Hanover, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Sep 23, 1916
Page
4
The Music Department reports unprecedented student interest with growing piano and orchestra programs. The Ladies Glee Club has strong new and departing veterans, while twenty men join to fill vacancies after recent graduations. work starts next week as the season aims for its best yet.
The report lists graduates and former students pursuing advanced study or professional training at institutions including the University of Michigan Rush School of Medicine Chicago University Yale University Indiana University University of Illinois Purdue University and others. Names include J Speed Rogers Robert H Stanton Ivan R Miles D M Crowder R P Leeds R P Kehoe John S Matthews Carrick Cochran.
At a recent auction Frieda Schelke bid for a coffee pot intended for Paul Fitzgibbon. The auctioneer asked whose name charges should be made under and Frieda replied Fitzgibbon, causing mild amusement. Best wishes.
At the opening meeting last Friday the Chrestomathean Literary Society held its annual election. Ada Colgate was chosen president with Esther Wray as vice president Alma Macdonnell as secretary Frieda Schelke as treasurer Gladys Vestile Marshall as second critic Lulu Cunningham as savant Mary Downing and Mildred McKenna named savants.
A Hanover plan emphasizes learning and clean student life with limited press promotion. The school outlines a branch Music Department studio in Madison, yearly thought leader lectures, nearby extension work, and a quarterly Bulletin publishing notable addresses prize essays and student and professor productions.
The appointment of C. H. Oldfather as professor of Greek at Wabash College caused an unexpected faculty change. Inducements included salary increase and promotion prospects. Oldfather, Hanover College and McCormick Theological Seminary graduate, came two years ago and earned high regard. His successor is Prof. Walter C. Gold, Amherst College graduate with Harvard advancement and six years teaching experience.
The J. B. Garritt Society of Christian Endeavor held its annual reception for new students Friday at the Presbyterian Church. About eighty five youths attended. Dr. J. S. Hawk, founder of the society, leaving for a pastorate in Vincennes, received a C. E. pin from the group, presented by Dr. J. B. Garritt, the society’s namesake.
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