Hanover College 1968 69 deferment rules and campus plans
Students must complete one fourth of their degree each year under the Selective Service Law. At Hanover College this means at least six and one half course credits before fall term. Questions on the law or summer school should go to Registrar Robert McClew. WRA camping trip set for Saturday May 11 at General Butler State Park with planning meetings May 7 at 4 45 p m in Long Gym. Interested students may contact Nancy Haire or Gana Taggart.
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Hanover College
Robert McClew
Long Gymnasium
Nancy Haire
Gana Taggart
Horner Announces Five Faculty Posts at Hanover
Five new staff and faculty appointments announced for the 1968-69 school year. Ralph N. Calkins joins Business Administration and Economics after degrees from New Mexico and Columbia. Jon W. Park replaces Norman Wykoff in Mathematics from Southwestern High School. Carolyn Sue Furst to Hanover as Assistant Dean of Women. Mynard H. Strothman named College Chaplain with prior posts at University of Kansas and Heidelberg. Paul R. Blume joining Economics after service at Drury College and Oklahoma State University. Hanover welcomes all incoming staff members.
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Ralph N. Calkins
Business Administration
Eco
Columbia University
The
Univerversity of New Mexico
Bloomfield College
University of Alaska
Jon W. Park
Norman Wykoff
Park
Southwestern High School
Hanover
Wabash College
Indiana University
Wykoff
Miss Postlethwaite
Carolyn Sue Furst
I.A
Resi
Mynard H. Strothman
Millville Federated Church
Hamilton
Ohio
Heidelberg College
Tiffin
Colorado State University
University of Kansas
Elmhurst College
Union Theological Seminary
Strothman
Paul R. Blume
Drury College
Public
Springfield
Missouri
Oklahoma State University
Oklahoma State
Mary McCarthy speaks at Madison on her father's bid
An audience of about 300 at Long Gym heard Mary McCarthy discuss her father Senator McCarthy's presidential bid. She urged honesty and warned against excessive CIA FBI power, favoring reliance on international organizations and expanded student canvassing.
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Mary McCarthy
Minnesota
Miss McCarthy
CIA
FBI
Gen. Hershey
McNamara
Madison
JGBCC
McCarthy
Indiana
Branigan
Kennedy
Campus Fellowship to Sponsor Family Day Event
The article notes that Campus Fellowship plans to sponsor Family Day this year though the final decision rests with Family Day chairmen who are weighing the merits of the activity.
Linksmen Seek HCC Meet After Solid Week
Coach Ricketts trains the HCC golf squad ahead of the May 17 conference meet at Coffin Golf Course Indianapolis. Reed Silliman leads with a 79.5 stroke average, while Steve Clark 81.9, Wally Bateman 82.4, Bill Henderson 83.2, Bill Stone 84 and Shark White 83.8. Clark tops with 12 match points followed by Bateman 10.14 as the team eyes a close title contest.
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Madison CC
Xavier
Cincinnati
Louisville
Ricketts
Coffin Golf Course
Indianapolis
Panthers
Franklin
Transylvania
Earlham
Reed Silliman
Steve Clark
Wally Bateman
Bill Henderson
Bill Stone
Shark White
Bateman
Cindermen Aim For High Mark In Final Track Month
Hanover cindermen push to improve on a 1 7 season record as Tom Duiser top performer leads with multiple firsts in sprints and field events. Team members include Jimmy Harwood Paul Ford and George Rieger along with Tim Kirkpatrick and Don Zimmerman. Family Day events feature a children theater Rumplestiltskin and Bus Stop, with campus decorations and a noon luncheon if weather allows.
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Cindermen
Tom Duiser
Duiser
Panthers
Jimmy Harwood
Hanover
George Rieger
Paul Ford
Randy Isaacson
Bob Riley
Jim Maschmeyer
Tim Kirkpatrick
Don Zimmerman
Mark Levett
John Lane
Dave Jackson
May Recitals and Picnics Highlight AOP Social Calendar
May events include a Flower Dance for new initiates and dates on May 10 after the Friday movie at Parker. May 8 party for Mom Schoo and house mothers. May 12 joint recital at Parker Auditorium with Sue Collins organ and Dan Sullivan vocal. May 14 Senior Picnic and May 26 pin dinner. Paul Cochran senior recital May 5 Alumni Lounge. Brahms Requiem May 26 same venue.
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Parker
Aops
Parker Auditorium Hosts Double Feature at Seven
Tonight at 7:00 p.m. Parker Auditorium presents a double feature. The Appaloosa stars Marlon Brando, followed by The Bedford Incident with Sidney Poitier and Richard Widmark.
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Parker Auditorium
Marlon Brando
Bedford
Sidney Poitier
Richard Widmark
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WRA
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New Mexico
Skip Fiordalis
Debbie Bonte
Mary Hamilton
James Bogle
Notre Dame University
Indiana State Organization of “Citizens For McCarthy
Citizens For McCarthy
Stu Carthy
Jim Putnam
Steve Schender
New Hampshire
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By Tim Neumann
Bill Werremeyer
Kentucky Southern
Jeff Blair
Bill Broberg
Dave Scrog
Gins
Judy Garvey
Dan Clements
Mark Bertschi
Nancy Cleaves
Alice Powell
Debbie Warman
Jane Rodems
Children’s Theatre
Rumplestilskin
Jay Emig
Taylor University
Fathers’ Association
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Chopin
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