Miss Fitton Ex Librarian Dies At Home In Mount Vernon
Miss Mary Louise Fitton longtime Hanover College Library head for 38 years died Wednesday at 12 30 am in Mount Vernon from congested heart failure. Funeral services were held at Mount Vernon Episcopal Church with burial in Mount Vernon Cemetery. Survived by her mother Mrs Herbert B Fitton who had lived with her since 1960. Memorial services set for Monday in Parker Auditorium replacing the scheduled assembly.
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Mary Louise Fitton
Hanover College Library
Hanover
Mount Vernon
Mount Vernon Episcopal Church
Miss Fitton
Alpha Delta Pi
Alpha Phi Gamma
YWCA
Student Christian Association
Campus Fellowship
Herbert B. Fitton
Parker Auditorium
Hillthoughts 1967 Editorial Board Plans Revitalization
The Hillthoughts magazine announces a refreshed editorial board for 1967 including Stephen Beardsley Jane Walker Margaret Snyder Roy Strohl Mary Ellen Cochran Tom McCoy and Phil Spiess with Dick Davis and Bob Bowman as co editors The plan calls for a revitalized publication featuring art photography and literary works with submissions to follow.
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Stephen Beardsley
Jane Walker
Margaret Snyder
Roy Strohl
Mary Ellen Cochran
Tom McCoy
Phil Spiess
Dick Davis
Bob Bowman
Hillthoughts Submissions Process and Contacts
Guidelines instruct typed double spaced submissions with author name on a separate card to avoid bias. Place manuscripts in Hillthoughts box atop campus library mailboxes. Artwork submissions go to Jane Walker and photographic submissions to Ed Van Dyne.
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Jane Walker
Ed van Dyne
Graphics Display Is Open Featuring Picasso And Chagall
Original works by Picasso Chagall Miro Goya and others are on display in Classic Hall in a January exhibition titled For Young Collectors arranged with Ferdinand Roten Galleries of Baltimore. The show opened January 11 and runs through January 25 with original wood cuts etchings and lithographs offered for sale from $6 to $75. Original prints are impressions on fine paper printed by the artist or under their supervision without photo mechanical processes and are often signed.
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Picasso
Chagall
Miro
Goya
Ferdinand Roten
Baltimore
President Refuses Trustees on Discipline Study Committee
Senate President Mark Hershman reports Dr Horner sees no need for Trustees on the Discipline Study Committee. A letter from the President to Hershman dated December 14, 1966, was not delivered at the meeting. The President says the committee should be campus personnel and not altered from the October 31 plan, with future Trustees input possible if consulted later.
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Senate
Mark Hershman
Horner
Hershman
Faculty Representatives Elected Amid Administration Row
Dr. Gordon Campbell and Dr. Carl Metz were chosen as faculty representatives in December. Hall and Putnam won by secret ballot from six candidates, leaving the administration still to appoint. Senator Davis and Vice President Hixon plan to move a request for full information at next week’s meeting.
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Dick Davis
Senate
Chip Hixon
Davis
Hall
Putnam
Gordon Campbell
Theology
Carl Metz
Bulletin Board Friday January 30 Events Summary
Bulletin lists January 30 events including a film Hush Hush Sweet Charlotte at Parker Auditorium 7:30 pm, Hanover vs Rose dy basketball at Lynn Gym, 9:30 pm Phi Mu House Dance, Sunday tea for women students with Dr Nolte 2 4 pm lower lounge Admin Building, Memorial service for Miss Fitton 10 40 am, Art Guild Hendricks studio 7 pm, Young Democrats with J Carl Metz at Classic 109, last day of For Young Collectors Exhibit, Student Senate 7 pm Admin Building, Thursday 9 40 Senior Assembly
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Hanover
Rosedy
Lynn Gym
Phi Mu
Art Guild
Hendricks Art Studio
J. Carl Metz
Applications Open for Triangle Editorial Board Roles
The Triangle invites two editor members a business manager and an advertising manager. Submit one page applications stating interest and qualifications to the Triangle box in the library by Wednesday January 25.
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Triangle
New Dean Of Women Nolte Starts At Hanover
Margaret Nolte, newly appointed Dean of Women at Hanover, speaks of a baptism by fire amid rush season and campus changes. She notes UC's graduate student absence and fewer social opportunities, expects the Campus Center to help, and supports student appeals while awaiting Board of Student Affairs clarity. A Sunday tea for women students is planned in the Administration building.
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Nolte
Dean Nolte
Hanover
Margaret Nolte
University of Cincinnati
Board of Student Affairs
Hospital Health Guideline for Student Medical Care
The director outlines when a student needs medical help and cannot reach the infirmary. The resident director consults with Newby and the on duty nurse to decide if the student should go to the infirmary or if the nurse will visit. The nurse will not prescribe by phone. If movement to Newby or King’s Daughters Hospital is chosen, the nurse or resident director arranges transport. All subsequent care decisions rest with the nurse or college doctor. The service is available day and night through the resident director or a designated counselor, 7:30 p m to 7:30 a m otherwise. Outside calls occur only when these contacts are unavailable. Students may seek care elsewhere, but Hanover College bears no responsibility for outcomes.
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Newby
King’s Daughters’ Hospital
Madison
Hanover College
Korean Little Angels to Perform at Parker Auditorium
The Little Angels, a Korean dance troupe of 26 girls aged seven to thirteen, will perform at Parker Auditorium on January 26 at 8 15 p m. The dancers, trained since 1962, include many gold medalists from national competitions and are accompanied by five members of the Korean National Court Music Academy in Seoul. The group tours the United States coast to coast under the Ministry of Public Information and the Korean Cultural and Freedom Foundation. It is part of the Community Artists Series, with the Netherlands Chamber Choir on February 22 and The National Brass Ensemble on March 15 closing the season.
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Little Angels
Parker Auditorium
Korean National Court Music Academy
Seoul
United States
Ministry of Public Information
Republic of Korea
Korean Cultural and Freedom Foundation, Inc
Netherlands Chamber Choir
National Brass Ensemble
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John E. Horner
Bulletin Board
Dr. Nolte
Senior
Dean Norris
Little Angel
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