Hoober and Talmage Named TRIANGLE Co Editors 1964 65
The Hanover College TRIANGLE Publications Committee selects John Hoober and Susanne Talmage as co editors for 1964 65. Hoober is a sophomore sports editor from Lancaster PA and member of Lambda Chi Alpha. Talmage a Indianapolis junior math major and Phi Mu vice president serves as co news editor. They assume duties next week under current editor Dave Larson.
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John Hoober
Susanne Talmage
Hanover College Triangle
Triangle
John
Susanne
Lancaster
Pennsylvania
Lambda Chi Alpha
Indianapolis
Phi Mu Sorority
Alpha Lambda Delta
Alpha Phi Gamma
Gamma Sigma Pi
Dave Larson
Hanover College Names Two New Professors for 1964 65
Osmo N. Pasanen and Frederic M. Mullett are appointed to Hanover College faculty for the 1964 1965 school year. Pasanen becomes Assistant Professor of Economics while Mullett takes instructional assignments in French and German. Mullett holds a Ph.D. from Missouri and teaches at National College. he is married with three children. Pasanen will begin this August, replacing Arvid Zarley who has resigned.
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Osmo N. Pasanen
Frederic M. Mullett
Hanover College
Pasanen
Mullett
University of Missouri
National College
Paanen
Arvid Zarley
Ten Seniors Win Alumni Awards At Banquet
Ten seniors were named recipients of Alumni Awards at the Senior Alumni Banquet in Conner Hall. Judith Bortner Janet Cavins Anne Coleman Ron Hammerle Bart Luedeke Mary Wason Judith Moffett Robert Randle Richard Scamehorn Ann Waggoner received small gold keys with the Hanover seal from Alumni Association officers. The process is faculty driven with a screening committee led by Dean Harold Haverkamp. the seven criteria include character intelligence and service to fellows.
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Conner Hall
Elmer P. Love
Alumni Association
Leslie F. Fox
Judith Bortner
Janet Cavins
Anne Coleman
Ron Hammerle
Bart Luedeke
Mary Wason
Judith Moffett
Robert Randle
Richard Scamehorn
Ann Wa
Donner Hall
Mary Mason
Judy Moffett
Ann Coleman
Judy Bortner
Rich Scarncorn
Bob Randle
Ann Waggoner
Soloist Uppman to headline final CA8S concert season finale
Theodore Uppman the Metropolitan Opera baritone is set for the Madison-Hanover Community Artist Series final program of 1963 64 on April 6 at 8 15 p m in Parker Auditorium. The highly regarded tenor joined major operas and orchestras and is noted for Pelleas performance praised by Virgil Thompson.
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Theodore Uppman
Metropolitan Opera
Parker Auditorium
Record Class To Enter Academically Prepared At Hanover
Bart Updike and Admissions Counselor list 355 admitted freshmen on the wall beside Clash Hall. About 35 more men remain in process with a few additional women possible. Hanover’s first choice, with 395 freshmen entering in September, is supported by strong high school records in math science English social science and foreign languages. April and May see many applicants finalize decisions as colleges in the region note later hearings for men. Athletics on the fence may be swayed by timely word from well placed recruiters.
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Bart Updike
Clash Hall
Frank Blanning
Hanover
Blanning
Lesneski Wins 1964 Goodrich Oratory Contest
Bill Lesneski won first prize in the 1964 Goodrich Oratory Contest held last Wednesday in Classic Hall. He will receive a $50 prize at Honors Assembly next Monday. Arthur N. Ndoro placed second with Africa in Nuclear Age. other speakers included Dick East, Judy Hinchman, Philip La Londe, and George Warren. Ted Hill chaired the event for the Forensics Union with a panel of judges including Mrs. Joseph E. Barto and professors Fox, Lueders, Wheater, and Withey.
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Bill Lesneski
Goodrich
Bill
Arthur N. Ndoro
Dick East
Judy Hinchman
Philip LaLonde
George Warren
Forensics Union
Ted Hill
Joseph E. Barto
Charles F. Fox
Edward G. Lueders
Stanley B. Wheater
Joseph A. Withey
Hanover Honors Day Recognizes Top Students
Hanover students excel in scholarship and activities will be honored at next Monday's Honors Day assembly. Dr. Maurice B. Mitchell of Encyclopedia Britannica will deliver the main address on "A Forward Look in Learning." President John Horner will award the Henry C. Long and John Finley Crowe Citations to a top senior couple. Dr. Mitchell joined Britannica as director in 1956 after journalism and broadcasting work.
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Tate
von Morrison
Mitchell
University of Denver
Muzac Corporation
Misconception In Job Rabbi's Chapel Topic
Dr. Victor Reichert emeritus of Rockdale Avenue Temple Cincinnati will speak at Chapel on Thursday April 9 on Some Common Misconceptions of the Book of Job. He teaches Old Testament at University of Cincinnati and has taught at Bread Loaf School. He holds multiple degrees including A B from City College of NY and a Doctor of Divinity from Hebrew Union College.
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Rockdale Avenue Temple
Cincinnati
Ohio
Reichert
University of Cincinnati
College of Liberal Arts
Bread Loaf School of English
Middlebury College
Vermont
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