A Math Professor Who Lived a Busy Life
Randall Johnson, a Randall Johnson, professor of mathematics, leads a busy life blending teaching with basketball officiating, photography, and tuba playing. Born in DeKalb Illinois, he studied at Northern Illinois University Purdue University and attended several other schools. He arrived in Hanover in 1959 and has taught multiple math courses while directing independent studies. He travels widely with his wife, is active in church and teaching associations and expects his article on Zeno's paradoxes to appear in NCTM materials. His son, nicknamed the Monster, keeps him busy at home.
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Stephanie Miller
Randall Johnson
Mr. Johnson
DeKalb, Illinois
Northern Illinois University
DeKalb
Purdue University
University of Washington
University of Colorado
Oak Ridge Institute of Nuclear Studies
Illinois
Hanover
Carl Sandburg High School
Chicago
Purdue
General Electric
John Yarnelle
Johnson
Alaska
Hawaii
Rhode Island
Canada
Presbyterian Church
Mathematics Association of America
National Council For Arithmetic Teachers
Zeno
National Council of Teachers of Mathematics
Grand Canyon
Hanover Engagements Linked by Hanover Students
Hanover families announce two engagements. Margret Francis Kim to Kenneth Charles Keene. both are Hanover juniors with ties to Alpha Omicron Pi. Janet Lynn Whisler to Thomas VanValey. he is a Hanover graduate now at a Seattle graduate school and Sigma Chi member.
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Maurice Kimmel
Lebanon
Margret Francis
Kenneth Charles Keene
Charles Keene
Indianapolis
Miss Kimmel
Hanover
Alpha Omicron Pi Sorority
Keene
Enterprise
Fla
Janet Lynn
Thomas VanValey
L. H. VanValey
Cincinnati
Ohio
Miss Whisler
Mr. VanValey
Washington
Seattle
Sigma Chi Fraternity
Best Dressed Co ed Susan Koepke Chosen Glamour Cont
Hanover senior Susan Koepke from Ann Arbor Michigan is named Hanover's Best Dressed Girl in the TRIANGLE GLAMOUR contest She earns entry to Glamour Magazine Ten Best Dressed College Girls national contest If she wins she may model in Glamour's August 1965 issue and spend a week in New York The selection was made by a committee including Jim Nelson Jenifer Smith Susan Powell TRIANGLE reps Mary Evans James Copeland and Chuck Scott
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Hanover
Susan Koepke
Miss Koepke
Ann Arbor
Michigan
Kappa Alpha Theti Sorority
Glamour Magazine
Susan
Glamour
New York
Jim Nelson
Student Senate
Jenifer Smith
Susan Powell
Judy Hinchman
Triangle
Mary Evans
James Copeland
Chuck Scott
Theta elects officers for 1965 66 at Kappa Alpha Theta
Georgia Bracken re elected president of Kappa Alpha Theta for 1965 66. A junior from Louisville Kentucky she majors in English and serves on the Perspectives on America Steering Committee and on the editorial boards of Hill Thoughts and the Triangle. Other officers named include Carol Rouse 1st Vice President Connie Cramer 2nd Vice President Tricia Stockton Corresponding Secretary Linda Akers Recording Secretary Marilyn Herr Courtesy Chairman Janice Crisman Editor Annex Director Barb Kiser Treasurer Ann Nanovsky Panhellenic Representative Nancy Morris Junior Panhellenic Representative Chris Galt Marshall Archivist Susie Northam Chaplain Vicki Stevens Historian Judy McClamrock Song Leader Lucy Frick Rush Chairman JoAnne Schuemann House Chairman Deni Spreitzer House Manager Barb Edmonson Social Chairman Jill Sullivan Scholarship Chairman.
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Georgia Bracken
Kappa Alpha Theta _ sorority
Georgia
Louisville
Kentucky
Hillthoughts
the Triangle
Carol Rouse
Connie Cramer
Tricia Stockton
Linda Akers
Marilyn Herr
Janice Crisman
Barb Kiser
Ann Nanovsky
Nancy Morris
Chris Galt
Marshall
Susie Northam
Vicki Stevens
Judy McClamrock
Lucy Frick
Rush
JoAnne Schuemann
Deni Spreitzer
Barb Edmonson
Jill Sullivan
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Handall Johnson
Mr. and
Mrs. A. L. Whisler
Rogers Drug Store
Fountain Service
First National Bank
Madison
Indiana
Hanover, Indiana
The
House of Flowers
E. Main
United States
Theta’s
Georgia Brucken
Madison Bank & Trust Co
ETTE
Coleman Hat Shop
W. Main
Goldie
Cu Burton
Ecket
Panavision
Technicolor
Tues & Wed
Life Magazine
Imastroana
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