WRA Announces Board Positions For 1968-69 Year
The Women’s Recreation Association reveals the 1968 69 board with roles across carnival publicity social points gymnastics swimming camping volleyball intramurals softball intramurals basketball intramurals bowling hockey volleyball basketball tennis teams and more. Activities planned include synchronized swimming bowling skill teams and possibly speed swimming.
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WRA
Sharon Mason
Donna Ollis
Susie McGaw
Carol Anderson
Jill Gaines
Jane Robbins
Cindy Luke
Lou Black
Nancy Haire
Susie Smith
Debbie Belton
Jayne Hammer
Jane Evans
Dee Caplinger
Margot Gersen
Brenda Lilly
Marla Oberhauser
Diane Arnold
Honorariums Defeated in Senate Officers Election
The Executive Council of Senate elected Mick Davis as vice president Rick Banta as treasurer and Donna Ollis as secretary. The old and new cabinets will meet jointly through year end. The Honorariums Committee concluded honorariums are not practical and no honorariums will be given to student organization members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate
Mick Davis
Rick Banta
Donna Ollis
Student Senate
Jim Goble
Jim Coen
Mental Health Club
Hank Martin
Peggy Ward
CCB Members Attend Albion College Workshop in Michigan
Several newly elected CCB members joined a workshop at Albion College in Michigan with JBGCC assistant Mary Burkert and ex-board member Cheryl Simkins. Attendees included Mary Burnham Randy Guy Kendrick Orr and Dave Zimmerman. Guy noted Michigan schools use a block-booking system to attract big-name groups and protect campus centers from broken contracts. He urged Hanover CCB to start a similar program and to circulate lists of groups that draw students.
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Albion College
Michigan
CCB
JBGCC
Mary Burkert
Cheryl Simkins
Mary Burnham
Randy Guy
Kendrick Orr
Dave Zimmerman
Guy
Baok
Hanover Ccb
Hanover to Host ICPA Convention and Honored Papers
Hanover College Triangle placed third among 42 newspapers in first place awards, earning Best Editorial Page Best Column and Best Feature Story for Ed Van Dyne coverage of the Vietnam Peach March on Washington. Revonah won Best Special Section Best Theme Development. Gana Taggart elected ICPA president and Hanover chosen as 1969 convention site.
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Indiana University Daily Student
Purdue Exponent
the Triangle
Ed van Dyne
Washington
The
Revonah
Jane Judkins
Triangle
Henry Hamman
Marge Fox
Gana Taggart
ICPA
Miss Taggart
Anderson
Indiana
Hanover
Indianapolis
Fort Wayne
South Bend
Hanover Revonah
Honors Day Convocation honors at Hanover College
Linda Rae Dills and Henry Chip Hixson named top seniors at Honors Day. Dills wins Henry C. Long Citation and Hixson earns John Finley Crowe Citation. Alumni Banquet honors include Ronald Bowman James Cunningham Thomas Cullison Henry Hixson Daniel Ramage Philip Spiess Linda Dills Mary Rinne. Jean Rasmussen wins Alumni Scholarship. Several other awards noted across disciplines and activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Linda Rae Dills
Henry “Chip” Hixson
Miss Dills
Henry C. Long
Hixson
John Finley Crowe
Hanover College
Ronald Bowman
James Cunningham
Thomas Cullison
Henry Hixson
Daniel Ramage
Philip Spiess
Linda Dills
Mary Rinne
Jean Rasmussen
Carolyn Davis
Hanover’ College
Chip Hixson
Barbara Meyer
John B. Goodrich
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Uglyman
Beaver Boyer
Carl Busart
Lambda Chi
Alpha
HC Uglyman
Campus Forum
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Rick Fisher
Tom Bair
Davis
Dwight Louden
Dave Scroggins
Banta
Miss Ollis
Susie Reid
Public Affairs Forum
Leslie Allison
Judy Garvey
Keith McDole
Barry Wright
Don Zimmerman
Madison League of Women Voters
David and
Lisa
Campus Center
National Student Leadership Institute
New York
Ciruna
Council On International Relations and
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Luna
Indiana University
PAF
Robert McClew
Choice
Time Magazine
M Hanover
Chip Neale
Robin Rosenbaum
J. Graham Brown
Miss Burnham
Nancy Cadle
Ron Bowman
Ella Husband
Alpha Lambda Delta
Bowman
David A. Rochenour
Miss Husband
Helen D. Hadley
Susan VanArsdel
Craig Baldwin
Bruce Tehan
Alpha Phi Gamma
Charles
Dorothy Lynn
Sandra Herzog
Melinda Montgomery
Miss Herzog
John Livingston Lowes
Ken Stone
Ned Guthrie Chemistry
Paul Browning
Chemical Rubber Company
Ann Johnson
Women’s Recreational Association