Husband Seekers Will Have Heyday Monday
A comedy lecture titled How to Capture and Keep a Husband features Miss Georgina Quakenbush instructing on securing a spouse with three demonstration couples. Cast includes Georgina Quakenbush Robbie Smith Winona Janis Small Alastair Bill Bunch Oleta Joyce Hopewell Kendrick David Martin Charleene Karen Updike Os good Bob Burns.
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Georgina Quakenbush
Miss Quakenbush
Robbie Smith
Winona
Janis Small
Alastair
Bill Bunch
Oleta
Joyce Hope
Politics Class Plans 5 Weeks Study At UN
The Contemporary World Politics class at the United Nations will study the General Assembly Secretariat and permanent missions during a five week off campus term led by Dr. Glenn Mower with seventeen students. Each student will conduct independent study, arrange interviews, and write a research paper on a chosen area. Travelers listed include Shera Banbury Connie Carpenter Carol Cochran Dave Healy Deanna Hood Thornton Land William Lesneski John McDowell Frank Martin Wally Miner Edwin Murphy Robert Randle Mal Schaus Barbara Senior John Shoemaker Elizabeth Thurston and Mark Zirzow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
United Nations
Glenn Mower
General Assembly
Secretariat
U.N
Shera Banbury
Connie Carpenter
Carol Cochran
Dave Healy
Deanna Hood
Thornton Land
William Lesneski
John McDowell
Frank Martin
Wally Miner
Edwin Murphy
Robert Randle
Mal Schaus
Barbara Senior
John Shoemaker
Elizabeth Thurston
Mark Zirzow
Madrigal Group Formed At Hanover College
Hanover College forms a 16 member Madrigal group from the college choir. Members include Henry Bishop Hudson Catshall Bob Mitchell Mel Hanson Tom Van Valey Jack Stiefel Bill McGaughy Ken Keene Pam Chowning Pris Rhodes Nancy Moore Marian Benner Diana Seifer t Janet Whisler Jean Kinley Arlene Graves. The group will perform in Gary Indiana on February 22 and join the spring choir tour, singing Bach and Old English Ballads with versatile repertoire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Bishop
Hudson Catshall
Bob Mitchell
Mel Hanson
Tom van Valey
Jack Stiefel
Bill McGaughy
Ken Keene
Pam Chowning
Pris Rhodes
Nancy Moore
Marian Benner
Diana Seifert
Janet Whisler
Jean Kinley
Arlene Graves
Hanover
Madrigal Singers
Gary
Indiana
Greek Week proposals outline campus social reform
An all-Greek dinner in Long Gym opened a detailed Greek Week session. Proposals covered academics with a scholarship chair, a faculty rep per house, revised final week plans, and study hours. Rush discussed maintaining silence and pre preferencing, shortening wait for bids, and moving banquets earlier. The Honor System urged thorough study before recommendations. Social Activities favored more cooperative events, limited new Greek groups, faculty teas, and additional social space while questioning gym rental fees and seeking big-name acts with student funding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Long Gym
Bart Luedeke
Dick Beatty
Colleen Frederick
Crowe Hall
Judy Leister
Student Council
Hanover
Rec Committee
Parker
Ten Students Invited to State Politics Seminar
Ten students are invited to a state politics seminar covering the legislature operation, legislative problems, lobby techniques, governor's role, covering the legislature, and elective office headaches. Speakers include the House Speaker, Minority Leader, Governor Matthew E. Welsh, Indianapolis Times managing editor, and Lt. Governor Richard O. Ristine. Attendees cover travel and overnight costs. a $1.50 registration helps fund four meals. Contact Dr. Glenn Mower by Friday, Feb. 8.
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House
Matthew E. Welsh
The
Indianapolis Times
Richard O. Ristine
Glenn Mower
Dean Rusk to headline Hanover College conference
Hanover students and staff are invited to the ninth annual conference on international affairs in Cincinnati. The event, titled Victory in the Cold War What it is and how can we gain it, runs 1 45 p m to 9 45 p m with speakers including Dean Rusk Karl Bendetsen and Philip Mosely. The full program is posted outside Classic Hall room 202. Attendance costs 7 50 for all sessions or 3 00 for select sessions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hanover College
Cincinnati Council On World Affairs
Netherland- Hilton
Cincinnati
Karl Bendetsen
Army
Philip Mosely
Council On Foreign Relations
Dean Rusk
Kenneth Thompson
Rockefeller Foundation
Michael Blumenthal
William P. Bundy
Defense
Classic Hall
Glenn Mower
Hanover
Council On World Affairs
Louisville Law Dean to Visit Hanover Campus
Dean Marlin M. Volz of the University of Louisville School of Law will visit Hanover on Thursday February 14 to discuss law as a career and training with pre law students. He will attend a luncheon hosted by Dr and Mrs Glenn Mower and be available for personal interviews in the afternoon after room 202 Classic Hall sign up sheet.
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Marlin M. Volz
University of Louisville School of Law
Hanover
Volz
Mnmanover
Glenn Mower
Classic Hall
PAF To Meet Thursday For First Term Assembly
The Public Affairs Forum will hold its first all campus meeting of the term on Thursday at 7:00 p.m. in Parker Auditorium. Elections for the steering committee will occur and a special film will be shown. Retiring officers are Dave Railsback Liz Thurston and Steve Woods. New steering members are Devon Weaver Bob Randle and Bob Beckmann. After the election Mein Kampf will be shown, a wartime documentary drawn from secret German files depicting the rise and fall of Hitler's regime.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parker Auditorium
PAF
Dave Railsback
Liz Thurston
Steve Woods
Devon Weaver
Bob Randle
Bob Beckmann
Hanover
Hitler
Debate Team Breaks Even at Ball State Tournament
Hanover debaters took part in a tourney at Ball State Teachers College. The negative team Barb Senior and Lowell Robertson beat Eastern Kentucky and Western Kentucky but lost to Ferris Institute. The affirmative Steve Wilkenson and Doug McClaren beat Cincinnati and lost to Kenyon and Ashhurst. Indiana State College of Terre Haute won. Dayton placed second and Kenyon third.
Blue Few Sled Race Captures Greek Week Trophy
On a cold afternoon at 3 45 p m fans gathered around Donner Hall as sleds from fraternity pledge classes raced. Phi Gamma Delta with Jill Sullivan won the final inter class event and the Greek Week Sled Race Trophy went to the sophomores.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brian Rex
Donner Hall
Bob McVay
Phi Gamma Delta
Jill Sullivan
Kappa Alpha Theta
Try Tuesday For Clay Cast Tryouts For The Little Clay Cart
Tryouts for The Little Clay Cart a Hindu play attributed to King Shudraka will be held Feb 5 and 6 at 7 30 in Parker Auditorium Three copies of the play are on closed reserve in the library for those who wish to read it before trying out for one of the 32 roles The Cart is directed by Dr Joseph Withey and will be presented March 22 and 23 as part of The Hanover Institute which focuses its attention on India this year The play uses many conventions of Indian drama and differs from Western forms.
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Shudraka
Parker Auditorium
Joseph Withey
Hanover Institute
India
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