Hanover Folk Singers To Tour For Hootenanny
Fifteen Hanover students travel to Anderson Indiana for an exchange talent program led by Jim Craig. The event features the Shuffle Creek Jug Stompers and the Four-Fifths with Mark Hershman as MC. The exchange aims to foster cultural ties between local colleges and universities, with Anderson College visiting campus on March 12.
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Hanover
Anderson
Indiana
Jim Craig
Shuffle Creek Jug Stompers
Ken Johnson
Bob Gurding
Tim Neher
Laura Marasco
John Trier
Steve Walton
Mark Hershman
Anderson College
Forensic Union Finishes First In Competition
The Hanover Forensics Union won the preliminary round of the National Contest in Public Discussion against Wisconsin State College Eau Claire University of California Santa Barbara and Louisiana State University. Ted Lester Tom Hall Shirley Bryant and Henry Hamman chaired the discussion on poverty in the United States. The taped event was judged at Southern Illinois University and will be sent to the national semi finals.
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Hanover Forensics Union
Hanover
Wisconsin State College
Eau Claire
University of California, Santa Barbara
Louisiana State University
Ted Lester
Tom Hall
Shirley Bryant
Henry Hamman
United States
Southern Illinois University
President Announces Faculty Appointments 1965-66
President Horner announces two new faculty appointments for the 1965 66 academic year at Hanover College. Paul R Ellefsen joins the chemistry department with a Monmouth College Ill degree and a Ph D from Case Institute of Technology in June 1965. Norman L Wykoff returns to the mathematics department after five years at Elizabethtown College and a Hanover graduate in 1956. He is married with two children and replaces Koehler who will resume graduate study.
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Paul R. Ellefsen
Ellefsen
Monmouth College
Ill
Case Institute of Technology
Uated
Hanover
Elizabethtown College
Pennsylvania
Wykoff
Koehler
Horner
Hanover College
Work Forms For Part Time Jobs 1965 66 Students
Students seeking part time work for the 1965 66 school year should file an Application for Work. Forms available in the Office of the Dean of Men Administration Building 102. Current workers must reapply to be considered for next year. Selection based on need and job performance.
Institute Plans and Events for Nigeria Focus Week
Rob Larson will present two illustrated Nigeria talks in Classic 102 before the institute opens. Finals for intramural debates are set for March 3 in Long Gym, then the institute opens March 4 with remarks by Mennen Williams, followed by talks from the Wiley couple and others on African studies. The program includes lectures, seminars, theatre, and an art exhibit featuring Indianapolislian African studies, with a world premiere of The Lion and the Jewel by the Hanover Players.
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Hanover Institute
Africa
Rob Larson
Nigeria
Europe
Mennen Williams
David Wiley
Princeton University
Long Gym
Wileys
William Lewis
State Department
Georgetown University Department of History
Alan Hoben
University of Chicago
James G. Armstrong
Eli Lily Company
Jewel
Withey
Kaylene Gebert
Ayodele Ogundio
Indiana University
Austin Shelton
Shelton
Ford Hayes Kansas State College
J. Gus Liebenow
Liebenow
Richard Chisala
Malawi
James Kelley
Peace Corps
Hanover Players
Parker Auditorium
Hanover
Three Library Specialists Examine College Library Adequacy
On campus last Tuesday through Thursday a trio of library specialists conducted a comprehensive review of the college library its facilities staff and its role in Hanover Plan implementation. Led by James Holly with Mrs Harold Baker and Mrs Robert McClarren the team will file a spring report with recommendations on microfilm use departmental facilities space use and collection planning. The library has grown 25 percent in five years and holds over 80 000 volumes with projected holdings exceeding 100 000 in four years if trends continue. A recent week long traffic survey shows Saturday presence never exceeding 28, arguing against Saturday evening hours. No firm future plans for the library have been announced.
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Hannover
Hanover
John Horner
Horner
St. Paul
Minnesota
Harold Baker
Kenyon College
Gambier
Ohio
Choice
Library Journal
Robert McClarren
Indiana State Library
Indianapolis
Modern Poetry Topic For Iowa Author Talk
Paul Engle, noted poet and novelist, will speak before the assembly Monday, Feb. 15, 1965 on poetry in an atomic age. Engle directs the University of Iowa Program of Creative Writing in Iowa City, a leading national graduate program alongside Stanford's under Wallace Stegner. His works appear in major journals.
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Paul Engle
Engle
University of Iowa
Iowa City
Stanford University
Wallace Stegner
Students to study New Mexico communities in spring term
Nineteen anthropology students under Dr. Jack S. McCrary will travel by train from North Vernon to northwest New Mexico on April 21 for a five week field study. They will interview bilingual and trilingual residents to examine value orientations and social interaction.
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New Mexico
Jack S. McCrary
IRC Sponsors Marriage Clinic Seminar Sunday
The Inter-Residence Council sponsors a two session Marriage Education Seminar this Sunday from 2:00 to 3:30 p m and 6:00 to 7:30 p m Speakers include Mr and Mrs Robert McClew on finances Dr and Mrs Richard Conklin on children and marriage and Dr Harve Rawson on psychological adjustments to marriage Rev William Clemenson covers dating and courtship Dr Edward Huenemann discusses religion and marriage Dr Jack McCrary addresses a successful marital relationship Sherry Silliman chairs and hints at a women only follow up program later
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Inter-Residence Council Program Committee
Robert McClew
Richard Conklin
Harve Rawson
William Clemenson
Edward Huenemann
Jack McCrary
IRC
Hanover
Sherry Silliman
Seminary President To Speak In Chapel
Dr. McKay, a preacher and author of Gods People in Gods World and Servants and Stewards, will speak in chapel. He holds degrees from Albright College Union Theological Seminary and the University of Edinburgh. He has taught at Hofstra Russell Sage College and served in New York and Scotland churches.
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McKay
Albright College
Union Theological Seminary
N. Y
University of Edinburgh
Scotland
New York
Hofstra College
Hempstead
Russell Sage College
Troy
Math Is Topic On Local Radio WORX Panel
The Sunday program on WORX from 1 35 to 2 00 features The Revolution in Mathematics as panelists include Mary Sue McClurkin Dr John Yarnelle Randall Johns son and Cathy Westfall chair man.
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WORX
Mary Sue McClurkin
John Yarnelle
Randall Johns Son
Cathy Westfall
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Rich Savin
Margie Stewart
Spike Feen
Four-Fifths
Forensic Union
John &. Horner
Norman L. Wykoff
Mr. Wykoff
Institute
By Sue Baum
James Holly
Macalester College
Mary Louise Fitton
Iowa
P. m
Arthur R. McKay
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