PAF Elects Steering Group
PAF elected three new members for their six member Steering Committee Shara Banbury Thorny Land and Mark Zirzow joined while Bob Beckmann Bob Randle and De von Weaver comprise the remainder The committee oversees programs on government national and international affairs for the student body A wartime film montage Mein Kampf was shown to over 180 students in two showings after a last minute venue switch from Parker Auditorium to Classic 102 due to administrative communication gaps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shara Banbury
Thorny Land
Mark Zirzow
Bob Beckmann
Bob Randle
Devon Weaver
PAF
Parker Auditorium
Clay Cart Cast Chosen for Little Clay Cart Production
The second Han over production of The Little Clay Cart announces cast with Charudatta by Hudson Catshall and Vasantasena by Mary Lee Payne. Other roles include Radanika Carol Montieth Shampooer Bill Bunch Santhanake Graeme Gilmore Ma Thura Dave Martin and Madanika Karen Burrin. Further cast to be announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hanover
Joseph Withey
Carol Montieth
Radanika
Bill Bunch
Shampooer
Harold Shaw
the Gambler
Graeme Gilmore
San*thanake
Hudson Catshall
Charudatta
Tom VanValey
Maitreys
Robb Baker
Sharvilaka
Dave Martin
Mathura
Mary Lee Payne
Vasantasena
Karen Burrin
Madanika
European Taste Flavors Next Two In Play Series
Dr Joseph Withey directs two more one act plays in a Hanover College theater series at Parker on Wednesday night. Mary Lee Payne handles A Sunny Morning by Serafin and Quimpero with Ann Coleman Henry Bishop Carol Montie th John Otterman in the cast. Aria Da Capo by Edna St Vincent Millay features Mitzi Hensch en Karen Updike Robb Baker Judy Moffett Joyce Hopewell with Mary Elizabeth Beebee on costumes and Dean Bolden lighting. Open to all Hanover students no admission charged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Withey
Mary Lee Payne
Serafin
Joaquin Alvarez Quimpero
Diana Seifert
Edna St. Vincent Millay
Ann Coleman
Dona Laura
Henry Bishop
Don Gonzalo
Carol Montieth
Petra
John Otterman
Juanio
Aria da Capo
Pierrot
Mitzi Henschen
Columbine
Karen Updike
Cotherius
Robb Baker
Thyris
Judy Moffett
Corydon
Joyce Hopewell
Mary Elizabeth Beebee
Dean Bolden
Parker
Hanover
Triangle Staff Meeting Called
The Triangle invites all writers photographers copy readers and future makeup staff to a 4:00 meeting next Monday in the Classic Hall lounge to discuss new style sheets and ideas for improving coordination of articles and overall newspaper work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Classic Hall
Indiana University Brass Choir to Visit Hanover Campus
The Indiana University Brass Choir with nineteen members under William Adam will perform for an assembly on Monday February 11 at Hanover. As a School of Music group the choir upholds the school’s fine musical reputation. Indiana Belles performed here last year and were well received. The ensemble plays music from early church pieces to modern pop arrangements.
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Indiana University Brass Choir
Hanover
William Adam
I. U School of Music
I. A
Indiana Belles
One Act French Plays to Be Presented at I U
Le Treteau de Paris presents two French plays at Indiana University. Orphee by Jean Cocteau, a tragedy based on Orpheus and Eurydice, stars a witty contemporary voice from the Academie Francaise. TApollon de Bellac by Jean Giradoux is a fantasy tinged comedy featuring Nicole Desormont.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
I. U
Jean Cocteau
Academie Francaise
France
United States
le Treteau de Paris
Jean de Rigault
Student applications sought for 1963 Bike Race co chairmen
Students interested in serving as co chairmen of the 1963 Bike Race are asked to fill out an application slip before 3 00 p m Wednesday February 20. Applications are on the desk in the library. The success of the Bike Race depends upon the enthusiasm and effort of the co chairmen.
Revonah Photo Schedule At Long Gym This Week
The REVONAH photography slate lists the 6 45 to 9 55 pm times for members officers and sponsors at Long Gym on Wednesday Feb 13. Groups include SNEA Student Council Board of Student Affairs Forensic Union Public Affairs Forum WRA Board IRC Rec Committee Panhellenic Council Inter Fraternity Council Campus Fellowship Chi Epsilon Phi Hanover Players Theta Alpha Phi Gamma Sigma Alpha Lambda Delta Phi Eta Sigma Pi Gamma Mu Delta Epsilon and Alpha Phi Gamma.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alpha Phi Omega
Hanover College Theatre
Hill Thoughts
Revonah
Triangle
Long Gym
Panhellenic Council
Inter Fraternity
Chi Epsilon Phi
Hanover
Theta Alpha Phi
Gamma Sigma Ip
Alpha Lambda Delta
Phi Eta Sigma
Pi Gamma Mu
Delta Epsilon
Alpha Phi Gamma
Panel Discusses Through the Valley of the Kwai
Sunday at 6 00 p m Cal Brand Janet Cavins and Dr E Mowbray Tate lead a panel on Reverend Ernest Gordon's Through the Valley of the Kwai a WWII era commentary and its modern Christian thought value The event prepares students for a visit by Gordon next month Copies are in the library and College Store Informal dress encouraged at Campus Fellowship meetings
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cal Brand
Janet Cavins
E. Mowbray Tate
Ernest Gordon
Valley of of the Kwai
Gordon
Hanover
Father Bosler To Speak On Vatican Council
The Rev. Raymond T. Bosler S.T.D. will speak at 10 45 a m next Wednesday in the chapel on the recent Vatican Council where he served as an American observer. Bosler recently returned from the council and will address interfaith relations and human rights awards in his career with the Indiana Catholic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Father Bosler
Raymond T. Bosler
S.T.D
Father Raymond T. Bosler
Archdiocese of
Indianapolis
Indiana Catholic
Archdiocesan
Catholic Press Association
Time Magazine
Stephen Wise
City of Hope
Mayor
Commission On Human Rights
Hillthoughts Deadline and Ben Bosler Biography
The Hillthoughts deadline calls for typed double spaced manuscripts with author details in a box in the library. Separate note describes Father Bosler an Indianapolis priest and Catholic leader active in interfaith dialogue who attended Vatican II and later became pastor of St Thomas Aquinas Church in 1963.
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Miss Fitton
Urge To Travel East Africa Teaching Posts Offered
The Teachers for East Africa program under USAID seeks applicants in physics chemistry biology math English history and geography. Eligible grads seniors without teaching experience and certified teachers may apply for two year salaried education officer posts after training at Teachers College and Makerere College Kampala. Singles preferred though married applicants may join with dependents travel allowance. Applications from Teachers College Columbia University New York.
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East Africa
U. S. Department of State
Agency For International Development
C. W. de Kiewer
American Counsel On Education
Africa
Teachers College
Makerere College
Kampala
Uganda
Teachers For East Africa Project
Columbia University
New York
N. Y
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Student Council
Central Intelligence Agency
Moliere’s
L’ecole Des Femmes
Giraudoux
Chaillot
Snea
Board of Student Affairs
Forensic Union
Public Affairs Forum
WRA
IRC
Kwai
Health and Welfare Council
Indianapolis Council On World Affairs
The
United States Commission On Civil Rights
Gregorian University
Rome
Angelicum University
Archdiocesan Council of Catholic Men
Catholic Interracial Council of
Paul C. Schulte
Bosler
St. Thomas Aquinas Church
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