Hoober and Powell Named Editors of Triangle 1965 66
John Hoober and Susan Powell are named co editors for the 1965 66 TRIANGLE by the Publications Committee. They assume duties next issue. Several staff roles opened including news feature society foreign correspondent proof editor and photographers with a circulation manager and subscription manager positions paying stipends. Applications due next Wednesday to John Hooker or Susan Powell.
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John Hoober
Susan Powell
Lancaster
Penna
John
The
Triangle
Susanne Talmage
Lambda Chi Alpha
Susan
Louisville
Alpha Omicron Pi Sorority
Judy Hinchman
Karen Smith
Rick Moyer
Jim Rusie
Susan Hunt
Phyllis Osborne
Senate
Andrea Templemeyer
Hendricks Hall
Indiana
John Hooker
Student Senate Names Family Day Co-Chairpersons
Susan Powell of Louisville and Jenny Bradley of Indianapolis named co-chairmen for the annual Family Day on Saturday May 8. They will work with Maxwell Poland and Frank Hanson to organize committees and events including a baseball game with Manchester and the evening Fantasticks production. The May Queen will be crowned in a morning ceremony and plans aim for a strong family turnout.
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Family Day
Susan Powell
Jennifer Bradley
Max Poiana
Louisville
Jenny Bradley
Indianapolis
Maxwell Poland
Frank Hanson
Dad’s Association
Susan
the Triangle
Senate
Alpha Omicron Pi Sorority
Jenny
Phi Mu
Manchester
Fantasticks
Europeans on campus host two distinguished speakers
Gerard De La Villesbounne, counsellor to the French Embassy in Washington, D. C., will speak on French foreign policy at a Public Affairs Forum event Thursday at 7:30 in Classic 102. He will also lecture in Dr. Mower's classes Friday. Dr. Dennison I. Rusinow of the American Universities Field Staff will speak next Wednesday to Friday, with a public meeting Wednesday evening in Classic 109 and class appearances the next two days.
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Gerard de la Villesbounne
Washington, D. C
Public Affairs Forum
Steve Jessup
Tom Roberts
Glenn Mower
Larry Helmer
Yugoslavia
Dennison I. Rusinow
Rusinow
Duke University
Oxford
Adriatic
U. S
Sixth Fleet
Belgrade
Anderson College Talent Show Exchange Program
Anderson College presents a talent show at Parker Auditorium at 7:00 p m as part of an exchange program initiated by Student Senate president Gareth Whitehead Hanover was the sole accepting college sending a group to perform on February 13 The hour long program will precede the movie A Gathering of Eagles
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Anderson College
Parker Auditorium
Gareth Whitehead
Hanover
Indiana
Anderson
Wilcox elected Student Senate President at Hanover
About 200 students filled Long Gym as Andrew Sandy Wilcox, a junior from Gary, declared victory in a 541 vote contest over Bob Paulus of Elkhart. Wilcox promised strong campus governance with Paulus pledging support. Also announced were 1964 65 elections results for class officers and boards with Bettcher leading the senior slate and Bettcher, Akers, Hershman named to the Board of Student Affairs.
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Andrew
Sandy
Wilcox
Long Gym
Gary
Bob Paulus
Elkhart
Paulus
Hanover
Senate
Jim Nelson
Steve Bettcher
Susan Powell
Judy Hinchman
Pam Grant
Chuck Howard
Jean Gehr
Mary Ellen Cochran
Steve McGinnis
David Crowell
Chip Hixon
Ann McCracken
Doug Deatz
Board of
Linda Akers
Mark Hershman
Warren Prell
Mark Bell
Lucy Frick
Steve Jessup
Don Moschenross
Dave Points
John Tobian
Rawson
Matthews
Worley
Evangelism Director to Address Students at Kampala
The Rev Dr Clinton McClur Marsh of the All Africa Church Assembly in Kampala Uganda will speak to students. A graduate of Knoxville College Pittsburgh Xenia Theological Seminary and Butler University he earned an honorary Doctor of Divinity in 1955. He served 17 years as pastor in Indianapolis and worked 1960 to 1963 as Administrative Assistant to the Secretary of the All Africa Conference of Churches organizing efforts.
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Clinton McClur
The
All Africa Church
All-Africa Conference of Churches
Hanover barber denies racist accusations I
William P. Jackson, a Hanover barber, denies denying service to anyone and refutes a March 19 letter in the OESTROS alleging he would not serve Black customers. Dr Harve Rawson notes Jackson’s past negative attitudes but says if he now serves Negroes, the issue is closed.
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William P. Jackson
Hanover
Triangle
John Hooker
Susan Powell
Jackson
The
Oestros
Open House ON Human Rights
David Crowell
David W. Martin
Harve Rawson
Martin
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Hoober
Powell
Student Senate
Sandy Wilcox
Long Ballroom
Europe
Howard Crowell
Clinton Marsh
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