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Newspaper
Hanover College Triangle
Location
Hanover, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jan 27, 1967
Page
4
The Thetas with a 2.993 average and the Fijis with a 2.783 cumulative captured the scholarship cups for men and women's living units for Fall term. The statistics for this year are compared with last fall term, Fall Term 1966.
Phi Delta Theta elects Dick Hall as president for 1967 with Tom Jamison as vice president and a slate including Al Kolb pledge master John Babbs chorister Ben Peterwell secretary Steve Taylor treasurer Jim Floyd house manager Mark Lampe steward Jim Myers warden Bill Connors alumni secretary Bob Bringle historian and Rick Banta librarian Beta Theta Pi names Phil Hyde president for 1967 and lists John Glenn vice president Steve Deck corresponding secretary Dave Shull recording secretary Steve Bolton Alumni Relations chair Tom Spencer Shark White rush co chairmen Rick Howard Jeff Osborne social co chairmen.
Washington reports college seniors boost Peace Corps involvement as the agency nears its sixth birthday. Director Jack Vaughn announces a record 2.5 percent of senior classes applied from September to December at over 250 colleges, with 16,240 total applications in four months and 9,500 prime candidates available for service in 1967.
PEMM Club sponsors a gymnastic day with Nissen Corp personnel presenting a clinic in Lynn Gym and a Tim Philips demonstration. A lecture film on the women’s Olympic competition follows in Long Gym. Registration costs 2.00 off campus, 0.75 for eaters in Donner Hall, students with tickets free.
Hanover Forensic Union sends Tom Bair and Dave Hottel to Tulane University New Orleans for the Mardi Gras National Debate Tournament. The event runs Friday to Sunday with 133 teams from 84 schools in 33 states competing in eight rounds using switch-side format.
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