Banquet To Fete Campus Leaders
The annual Scholarship Leadership Banquet will be held April 28 at the Madison Country Club to honor campus leaders and high scholars. Sponsored by the Fathers' Association, the event features a dinner, entertainment, and a prominent speaker. Ronald Updike will MC from Nashville Indiana, with George Gullen of Detroit as speaker. Gullen, father of eight, is an American Motors Corp executive and Detroit Controls director, active in multiple civic boards.
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Madison Country Club
Fathers’ Association
Ronald Updike
Nashville
Indiana
George Gullen
Detroit
Michigan
Mr. Gullen
American Motors Corporation
Detroit Controls Corporation
Gullen
American Arbitrations Association
Industrial Relations Research Assoc
Detroit Employment Managers’ Club
YMCA
Metropolitan
Ymca’s
U.S
Canada
Institute On the Church In Corporate Society
United Fund
World Federation For Mental Health
National Assoc. For Mental Health
Editor applications sought for 1965 RE VONAH position
Prof Frank S Baker invites applications for editor of the 1965 RE VONAH to be submitted by April 23 1964. Applications must be in letter form stating qualifications and outlining plans for producing as The TRIANGLE. Also seeks a photographer for the five week term. Contact co editors.
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Frank S. Baker
Triangle
Fiji Exec To Address Students At Phi Gam Centennial
William Sheridan Zerman executive secretary of Phi Gamma Delta will address the student body in assembly Friday April 24 in connection with the Phi Gam Centennial. Zerman earned a BA in Journalism from Michigan 1949 and a Master's in Counseling and Guidance in 1956. He then served as Field Secretary for the fraternity and on the Detroit National Association of Manufacturers staff before becoming assistant Dean of Men at Michigan in 1952 and Dean of Men at Ohio Wesleyan in 1956 before joining the fraternity staff in 1959.
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William Sheridan Zerman
Phi Gamma Delta Fraternity
Phi Gam
Zerman
University of Michigan
Ohio Wesleyan University
Hanover Choir Plans 1964 Pre Tour Program
The Hanover College Choir led by Donald E Morrison presents a mixed sacred and secular concert at Parker Auditorium at 8 00 p m with Schutz works and the Missa Secunda by Hans Leo Hassler The group travels to the Atlantic Coast and New York City for a Carnegie Hall concert on April 18 and performs in multiple churches along the route with a final Columbus Ohio show on Wednesday evening The tour includes the Hanover Chamber Singers a 17 member ensemble directed by Morrison who also organized the trip
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Hanover
Parker Auditorium
Donald E. Morrison
Heinrich Schutz
Schutz
Hans Leo Hassler
John Donne
Bernhard Heiden
Indiana University
Jean Berger
Beloit Poetry Journal
Atlantic Coast
New York City
Carnegie Hall
Rushville
Shelbyville
Second Presbyterian Church
Indianapolis
Cincinnati
Pleasant Ridge
First Presbyterian Church
Hanover College
New York
Presbyterian
Manhattan Island
Midwest
Millville
New Jersey
Philadelphia
Bethel Avenue Presbyterian Church
Bethel Park
Pennsylvania
Wintersville High School
Wintersville
Ohio
Covenant Presby
Terian
Columbus
Hanover Chamber Singers
Drake University
Union Theological Seminary School of Sacred Music
Hanover College Choir
Don Morrison
Mason and Randle Win High Scholastic Honors
At a campus awards ceremony presided by Dr. Maurice B. Mitchell, Mary Mason earned the Henry C. Long Citation for top scholastic and general excellence, with Bob Randle receiving the senior men's equivalent. Other prize winners include Bill Lesneski, Judy Moffett, Richard Polese, Rich Scamehorn, James Willen, John Burt, Tim Truex, Carl Cowan Jr, Dave Young, Mikal Marr, Ron Hammerle, and Mary Mason again for biology and several sorority, journalism, and language awards.
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Maurice B. Mitchell
Encyclopedia Britannica Corporation
Paul B. Keach
Mary Mason
Henry C. Long
Bob Randle
John Finley Crowe
Bill Lesneski
John B. Goodrich
Charles
Dorothy Lynn
Judy Moffett
Richard Polese
Rich Scamehorn
James Willen
Morse
David A. Rochenour
John Burt
Rubber Company
Tim Truex
Carl Cowan, Jr
Dave Young
Helen D. Hadley
Mikal Marr
Alpha Phi Gamma
CF Chairman Elected Open Meeting Planned
Campus Fellowship Steering Committee elected J. David Martin from South Bend as Senior Co-ordinator on March 31. Other elected area chairs include Linda Culp Pete Rice Joyce Hopewell Lowell Wormly and Linda Post. An open meeting for students and faculty to select Sunday Seminar topics is set for 6 15 p m April 12 in the Long Gym Lounge. Chapel services run Monday through Thursday at 6 45 p m during the five week term.
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Campus Fellowship
J. David Martin
South Bend
Linda Culp
Dean Bolden
Chi Epsilon Phi
Pete Rice
Brian Rex
Morning Watch
Joyce Hopewell
Lowell Wormly
Linda Post
Long Gym
Senators Revise Rec Committee's Structure
Student Senate approves a condensed six member Recreation Committee with a chairman treasurer corresponding secretary recording secretary events member and Dean Norris as faculty adviser. Petitions select three applicants per office, Senate finalizes the lineup. Duties now include publicity calendar coordination budgeting and event oversight.
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Dean Norris
Student Senate
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Wayne University
Michigan State Bar Association
Fiji
Exec
The
National Association of Manufacturers
Mason
Randle
Ron Hammerle
John Livingston Lowes
Jack Williams
Glenn Harris
Cussin
Feather Bend
John Schumaker
Joseph W. Evans
Georgia Bracken
Bud Gill
Judy Bortner
Robert R. and
Clara J. Beach
Women’s Recreation Association
Janene Collier
Panhellenic
Bart Luedeke
Carol Finlayson Kamman
Bonnie Miner
Barbara Moyes
Margaret Coates Polece
Mary Louise Ramsdell
Ann Waggoner
Karen Owens
Horner
Mary
Bob
Rec
Recreation Committee
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