Hanover’s Dr. Maysilles Is Ardent Ecologist
Dr. James H. Maysilles a Hanover College botanist and ecologist rose from West Virginia to Michigan and Hawaii with a wartime and academic career. He studies plant ecology, accompanied students to Mexico for field work, and values close student contact at a small college over large university anonymity.
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Dr. Maysilles
James H. Maysilles
West Virginia
Maysilles
National Geographic
Hanover College
Mexico
Colorado
Andes
Ohio
Fiji
James Maysilles
Sue Kue Named to College Board for GOING TO COLLEGE HANDBOOK
Sue Kue feature editor of THE TRIANGLE is chosen to join the College Board for the next issue of the GOING TO COLLEGE HANDBOOK in Richmond Virginia. She is the first Hanover College student on the board and will advise editors on planning the book. She previously earned the Alpha Phi Gamma Freshman Award and represented the college at the Associated Collegiate Press conference in New York City. Her Institute on India story was published in several newspapers in India.
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Sue Kue
Richmond
Sue
Hanover College
Alpha Phi Gamma
Associated Collegiate Press
New York City
Institute On India
India
This Week Schedule of Campus Events and Sports
Tomorrow features Benny Goodman Story at PA Donner Crowe Ide Dance and Ugly Man Dance in Long Gym. Sunday includes Vespers at 6:15 and Hillthoughts at 2:00, with Basketball at 2:00. Upcoming events include Indiana Central girls basketball on Tuesday and a Time to Live and a Time to Die screening in Parker Auditorium.
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Sigma Chi
Fiji
Beta Theta Pi
Parker Auditorium
Pledged Alpha Omicron Pi excludes three girls in jan
Social Life notes Stephany Miller of Kokomo and Marie Murphy of Cincinnati were mistakenly excluded from the January 10 pledge list of Alpha Omicron Pi. The sorority also announced officers: President Donna Cohn, Vice President Meebs Bowman, Secretary Pam Merrill, Treasurer Susan Viehe, Song Leader Kathy Gilchrist, Junior Panhellenic Rep Suellen Kinder, Social Chairman Polly Phelan, Philanthropic Chairman Ann Cummings, Historian Joyce Knosp.
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Marie Murphy
Cincinnati
Ohio
Phi Omicron of
Alpha Omicron Pi
Donna Cohn
Meebs Bowman
Pam Merrill
Susan Viehe
Kathy Gilchrist
Pledge Officers Named for Theta and Phi Mu Chapters
Thetas The pledge clavs of Nu Chap ter have selected officers including President Brenda Igo and Vice-President Jane Brown. Phi Mu pledge class officers list Mary Burkett as president, Twilo Watkins as vice-president, Peggy Palmer as secretary, Jamie Claxon as treasurer, Linda Snyder as song leader, Linda Edmiston as social chairman.
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Pledge Clavs of Nu
Brenda Igo
Jane Brown
Nancy Hutchcroft
Chris Galt
Panhellenic
Mike Marr
Carol Burglin
Suzie Northam
Karen Johnson
Nancy Morris
Judy McClamrock
Phi Mu
Mary Burkett
Twilo Watkins
Peggy Palmer
Jamie Claxon
Niel Phillips
Linda Snyder
Linda Edmiston
Campus Announcements Feature Ugly Man Dance at Long Gym
Campus schedule lists Ugly Man Dance this Saturday night at Long Gym starting at 9 00 pm. Women will choose the most ugly man. Other announcements include speaker Tom Gabrielson on Salvation Army social work and tryouts for the Three Penny Opera next week. Greek Week is planned for March 15–19 with events and all Greek dinners.
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Tom Gabrielson
The
Madson Salvation Army
Campus Fellowship
Mr. Gabrielson
Salvation Army
Parker
Farkas Chosen President Of Phi Gamma Delta Tau Chapter
Michael A. Farkas a junior from Indianapolis was installed as president of Tau Chapter of Phi Gamma Delta last Monday night Ken Bierman a sophomore from Indianapolis became treasurer Mark Zirzow was selected recording secretary though spending term in Washington D C on the Washington Semester program Gary Hafner a junior was named corresponding secretary Karl Klein became historian and Bud Allison scholarship chairman.
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Michael A. Farkas
Indianapolis
Tau Chapter
Phi Gamma Delta Fraternity
Ken Bierman
Mark Zirzow
Washington, D. C
Washington
Gary Hafner
Snyder Elected Lambda Chi Chapter Leader
Bill Snyder a sophomore from Meadville Pennsylvania is elected president of the Theta Zeta Chapter of Lambda Chi Alpha He majors in psychology and serves as head steward at Donner Hall dining room He also has been treasurer of his pledge class and ran cross country and bike raced others elected or reelected for chapter offices include Ray Brinkman Dick Lamb Bob Bar rett John Tobian Ted Hill Chuck Scott John Hooker Jerry Collier Charles Baurley Bruce Siebert and Tom Stura with several retaining roles.
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Lambda Chi Alpha
Bill
Alpha Phi Omega
Donner Hall
Ray Brinkman
Dick Lamb
Bob Barrett
John Tobian
Ted Hill
Chuck Scott
Rush
John Hooker
Jerry Collier
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FBI
Ann Waggoner
the Triangle
Ann
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Board OF Editors
Kirk Draxins
Susanne Talmage
Karen Burrin
Ron Hammerle
John Hoober
Rich Scamehorn
Ann Pilasterer
Liz Voyles
Tom Beal
North Thurston Exchange
Bill Cadell
Democrat Printing Co
Madison, Ind
Ee Shannon Clarkson
Jenny Rupley
Pat Nelson
Laura Gale
Karen Farlow
L. T Brown
Judy Hinchman
Lon Barash
Barb Bennett
Gen Bengson
Beth Bodkin
Mary Sue Brown
Louise Bastion
Laura Denton
Judy Disborough
Karen Mangerich
Cam McMillian
Dave Moeller
Rich Moyer
Phyllis Osbourne
Gwen Owen
Steve Pearson
JoAnn Sohnemann
Karen Smith
Griffith Johnson
William Scranton
Pennsylvania
Netherland-Hilton Hotel
Glen Mower
Public Affairs Forum
Tom Farr
Sunnie Cobb
Meridith Moses
Anwar Barkat
Pakistan
Farkas
Karl Klein
Bud Allison
Mike Farkas
Snyder Is
Lambda Chi
Bill Snyder
Meadville
Theta Zeta Chapter
Rexall Drug Store
Madison
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Fountain Service
Kuntz
Jackson
Sakae
Radison
John Maureen Wayne
Ohara
McLintock
McGnmosest
Technicolor
Panavision
United Artists
Thurs
Burt Lancaster
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