Traditions Fill Hanover Week Before Holidays
Hanover preserves Christmas customs from campus caroling to Candlelight services with roots going back to the 1930s. Greeks support seasons by hospital carols, charity events, and house decorations, while seniors discuss world Christmas practices in an upcoming assembly.
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APO Pledges 25 Names Officers Year's Projects
Alpha Phi Omega pledges 25 men with Rick Rasmussen as president and Jona Thompson as vice president in charge of projects. New pledges include Glen Bengson and Jonathan Bliss. Kappa Iota chapter in Hanover sponsored the fall blood bank and Christmas tree sale to fund the Ugly Man dance and aid Salvation Army food and clothing drives.
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Alpha Phi Omega
APO
Rick Rasmussen
Jona Thompson
Lon Barash
Bill Snyder
Steve Olvey
Ed Barry
Alpha Phi J Omega
Glen Bengson
Jonathan Bliss
John Crystal
Phil Brewer
Dan du
Kappa Iota Chapter
Hanover
Blood Bank
Salvation Army
John Thompson
Fresh To Return Early for Greek Formal Rush
Freshmen return early from Christmas break for sorority and fraternity rush. Women begin January 4, men January 5 with panels led by Dean Laura Norris and Panhellenic counselors. Rush counselors will live in dorms, stay non contact, and guide freshmen through open houses, living room, Bermuda and after dinner parties, and bid night. Silence periods run until bids arrive. IFC signups and smoker events follow, with rush concluding Saturday evening and bids by mail.
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Sorority
Fraternity
Rush
Laura Norris
Ann Clark
Tamra Edgington
Mary Maxwell
Barby Moyes
Panhellenic
Miss Norris
Bermuda
IFC
Dick Beal
Dick Beatty
Don Morrison
Rich Scamehorn
Steve Smith
Thieves Loot Three Flats in Early Morning Cash Heist
Three fraternities Beta Theta Pi Lambda Chi and Sigma Chi report cash thefts totaling about 400 from wallets while members slept between four and six o clock Saturday morning. Dean Glen Bonsett says police are pursuing leads and urges students to obtain personal property insurance and keep valuables locked up amid holiday thefts in Hanover area.
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Beta Theta Pi
Lambda Chi
Sigma Chi
Glen Bonsett
Dean Bonett
Christmas By Candlelight Choir To Sing Sunday
Hanover College Choir presents its annual Christmas concert at Hanover Presbyterian Church with two services at 4 30 and 8 00 to accommodate attendance. The hour long program includes familiar carols such as Holst s Christmas Song and other pieces arranged for this service. Students and community members are invited to attend for a memorable candlelit procession and traditional carols.
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Point House
Donner Hall
Hanover
Parker
Handel’s
Mes
Max Poland
Hanover Presbyterian Church
Hanover College
Crosen
Holst
Davis
Social Code Is Kwai Author's Assembly Topic
Dr. Ernest Gordon of Princeton spoke on social codes of conduct and Christian ethics. He argued obedience stems from love of neighbors and that sacrifice for loved ones may even lead to death. He noted people fear love and seek security in law. Gordon has been at Princeton nine years and served in a Highland regiment as a Japanese POW.
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Ernest Gordon
Princeton University
Gordon
Princeton
Scotland
Highland Regiment
Bane Ignites Lively Political Discussion
Hanover hosted Mr. Frank Bane, Chairman of the Advisory Committee on Intergovernmental Relations, for three days of meetings with government and economics students. He spoke on careers in government, foreign service, welfare trends, and public welfare responsibilities, ending with a Tuesday night talk.
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Hanover
Frank Bane
Mr. Bane
U. S
Bane
Murray Seasongood Good Government Fund
SNEA Features Prefs Panel Discusses Teacher Selection Board
A SNEA panel at Hanover included Dean Harold J. Haverkamp and Dr Emma M Hill with Mr Randall E Johnson as readers moderator Dr Robert R Dunwell moderating The group proposed a teacher selection board at Hanover and qualifications for future education students The plan aims to maintain high teaching standards with faculty oversight A social hour followed the session The next SNEA meeting is scheduled for January
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Hanover
SNEA
Harold J. Haverkamp
Emma M. Hill
Randall E. Johnson
Robert R. Dunwell
Hanover campus prepares for Little United Nations Assembly
Hanover students study UN operations under Dr. Howard as three delegates await selection for the February 26 29 event at Indiana University. Indiana U sponsors the meeting and assigns countries, aiming for a Security Council or ICJ representation. Delegates will study the country’s economy politics and trusteeship policy in preparation.
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Hanover
Indiana University
Howard
Security Council
International Court of Justice
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