All Campus Election Set For Thursday
Five hundred twenty students voted Monday March 27 in the primary. Only those voting in or registering at the primary election are eligible to vote in the final election. The amendments to the Student Senate constitution passed 480 to 40. The candidates for class officers will give speeches next Tuesday at class meetings. The freshman class will meet at 8:30 in Classic 102, sophomore class at 7:00 in Long Gym, and the junior class at
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Board of Student Affairs and Public Affairs Forum
Chip Hixon
Student Senate
Enlarged Hanover College Art Guild Opens Informal Studio
Hanover College students may use art facilities for personal study in drawing painting graphics and sculpture with optional films and gallery visits. Meetings are Tue Thu 7 to 10 pm in Hendricks Hall no cost except supplies. Guild expands next year under Hanover Plan Review criteria offering independent concentration and yearlong participation. Elections and candidate slate announced for student government with polls April 6.
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Art Department
Hendricks Hall
Whitlock
Panty Raid Shocks Hanover Students on Fraternity Row
A large Monday night incident in Hanover involved up to four hundred men shouting for townies and beer, moving through residence halls while officials urged restraint. Coeds reportedly offered undergarment trophies, drawing mixed reactions from students and a warning from Dean of Men Glen L. Bonnett about mob violence. No damage reported, some students questioned.
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Hanover
Fraternity Row
Horner
Donner Hall
Glen L. Bonnett
Sig Chi Wins Brain Bowl in Long Gym Final
Sigma Chi defeated Wiley four to claim the Brain Bowl championship with a 165 to 145 victory. Jim Freed, Mark Kendall, Bill Prudner, and Greg Weber starred for Sigma Chi, while Ron Bowman, Dick Davis, James Goble, and Jeff Nelson played for Wiley. Van Schenk commentated. Mark Keltner tallied the winning score. Linda Dills was timer.
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Sigma Chi
Wiley
Long Gym
Sigma Chis
Jim Freed
Mark Kendall
Bill Prudner
Greg Weber
Ron Bowman
Dick Davis
James Goble
Jeff Nelson
van Schenk
Mark Keltner
Linda Dills
Bulletin Board March 31 Movie and events roundup
Friday 7 30 Movie Ballad of a Soldier Parker Auditorium Women's Residence Hall House Dance Saturday 7 00 Phi Gamma Delta Annual Dinner for alums Alpha Omicron Pi Formal Sigma Chi House Dance Phi Delta Theta House Dance Sunday 2 30 Senior Honors Piano Recital Michael Rush Parker Auditorium 6 15 Campus Fellowship Sunday Seminar Monday 10 40 Assembly Honors Day Convocation Parker Auditorium 7 40 Faculty Meeting Administration Building Wednesday 7 40 Student Senate Administra Thursday 9 40 Assembly Dr Edward Lue ders 4 30 Inter Residence Council
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Parker Auditorium
Women’s Residence Hall
Phi Gamma Delta
Alpha Omicron Pi
Sigma Chi
Phi Delta Theta
Michael Rush
Alumni Honor Nine Seniors At Annual Banquet
Nine seniors and one junior received Alumni Awards at Hanover College. Recipients included Dick Hall Dick Davis Ross Rowland John Fettig Mark Hershman Susie Northam Susan Viehe Wilson Connie Jo Thrasher and Niel Phillips. Junior Tom McFarland won the 1967-68 Alumni Association Scholarship.
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Dick Hall
Dick Davis
Ross Rowland
John Fettig
Mark Hershman
Susie Northam
Susan Viehe Wilson
Connie Jo Thrasher
Niel Phillips
Tom McFarland
Alumni Association
Rowland
George Taggart
Hanover College Alumni Association
Campus Center Board Seeks Members For Six Committees
Campus Center Board invites students to join six committees with six to ten seats each. Prospective members should contact committee chairmen before Wednesday. The board will meet Thursday to finalize committee sizes and notify selections in writing. Chairs include Leslie Allison Personnel and Public Relations. Betty Gliessner Sandee Storey Communications. Larry Hjort JoAnne Motz Social and Special Events. Cheryl Simkins Scheduling. Susan Van Arsdel Recreation. Barry Wright Fine Arts and Culture.
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Leslie Allison
Betty Gliessner
Sandee Storey
Larry Hjort
JoAnne Motz
Cheryl Simkins
Susan van Arsdel
Barry Wright
Canvos To Present Two Educators This Week
Canvos will host two educators this week for assemblies and chapel. The Right Reverend Monsignor John F. Murphy, president of Villa Madonna College and Covington Catholic education leader since 1953, will speak at Honors Day. Dr Edward Lueders, Hanover College alumnus and former professor, returns Thursday for Chapel after earning a doctorate at the University of New Mexico.
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Edward Lueders
Hanover College
John F. Murphy
Villa Madonna College
Murphy
Covington
Kentucky Higher Education
Hanover
Lueders
Northwestern University
University of New Mexico
Marge Fox To Lead IRC
Marge Fox was elected president of Inter-Residence Council. She has served as secretary-treasurer this year and represents Alpha Omicron Pi in Student Senate. Other officers include Marty Sawyer as vice president, Debbie Fraley as program chair, and Bette Garratt as secretary-treasurer.
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Marge Fox
Inter-Residence Council
IRC
Alpha Omicron Pi
Triangle
Marty Sawyer
Debbie Fraley
Bette Garratt
Miss Fox
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