Student Center Groundbreaking Set for May 22
The ceremony at the President's home marks the start of the Campus Center project with gratitude expressions from the President Board member and student leader. Clarence O. Hamilton will preside the board. A souvenir plated shovel will be produced and displayed in the completed Campus Center. Brown Center will sit on the quad opposite Crowe Hall facing the street.
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Louisville
Horner
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Crowe Hall
Fantasticks Heralds New Era In Hanover Theater
The Hanover College Theater opens The Fantasticks tonight a musical comedy born off Broadway in Greenwich Village. It sparked a wave of lighthearted musical hits and revives a late 1950s Broadway trend of touring charm over heavy drama.
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Hanover College Theatre
New York
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Eugene O’neill
Dostovsky
Ibsen
Chekhov
Jane
Little Mary Sunshine
Shirley Bryant Reaches Interstate Oratory Finals in Detroit
Shirley Bryant advances to the final round of the Inter state Oratory Contest, one of six finalists from fifteen entrants. She won the Women’s Division of the Indiana State Oratory Contest with the speech The Quest for Self. Finalists include Bradley University Concordia College Carroll College Heidelberg College and Oklahoma City University. Shirley travels to Detroit with Dr. Stanley Wheater head of the Speech Department and his wife. Dr Wheater will speak at a Hanover College Alumni banquet in the city.
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Detroit
Michigan
Shirley
Bradley University
Concordia College
Carroll College
Heidelberg College
Oklahoma City University
Stanley Wheater
Wheater
Hanover College
Senior Key Policy approved at Hanover College
In a surprise IRC meeting Dean Laura Norris announced the Senior Key Policy has been approved by her office and by President John E. Horner. The plan, submitted in March, will go into effect next September after final details are discussed.
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Laura Norris
John E. Horner
Dean of Women
Nancy Ahaus
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IRC
Hanover College
Kayalene Gebert
Will Reign Tomorrow At May Day Queen Pageant
Senior Lee Sycle will lead the May Day festivities as May Day Queen with a court that includes Bobbi Finlayson Julie Irwin Karen Kennedy Jean Kinley Mary Maxwell Sara Lu Messersmith JoAnne Moorhead Linda Post Sue Scott and Pat Shook The absent trio Judy Webb Suzanne Talmage Annette Innes Shirley Bryant are away for field study Forensics member Shirley will deliver a speech Freshmen Ellen Denning and Sherry Beckman are jesters Junior archbearers Sherre Wilson and JoAnne Schuemann precede the queen Flower girls Heather Horner Nancy Burris Trainbearers Tom Matthews Robert Pasanen Crown bearer Jonathan Huenemann Lee will reign over the morning entertainment from her throne
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Lee Sycle
Bobbi Finlayson
Julie Irwin
Karen Kennedy
Jean Kinley
Mary Maxwell
Sara Lu Messersmith
JoAnne Moorhead
Linda Post
Sue Scott
Pat Shook
Judy Webb
Suzanne Talmage
Annette Innes
Shirley Bryant
Forensics
Shirley
Lee
Ellen Denning
Sherry Beckman
Sherre Wilson
JoAnne Schuemann
Heather Horner
Nancy Burris
Tom Matthews
Robert Pasanen
Jonathan Huenemann
Soviet diplomat assails U N over Dominican action
The U S delegation faced sharp attack from Soviet Ambassador Fedorenko at the United Nations Security Council session. He compared Stevenson to a reptile and challenged U S troop figures while Stevenson remained calm and unruffled, replying with a dry, subtle defense. U Thant listened closely as the debate stretched over an hour and a half.
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New York
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U. S
Dominican Republic
United Nations Security Council
Federenko
Stevenson
U Thant
United States
APO Chooses Garamy Alpha Phi Omega President 1965 66
Alpha Phi Omega elects Frank Garamy as president for the 1965 66 school year. The Louisville Kentucky junior has also served as first vice president this year. New officers include Doug Swank as first vice president Barry Canady as second vice president Bill Stadtlander as secretary Dan Ramage as treasurer Jeff Payton as historian and Phil Spiess as sergeant at arms.
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National Service Fraternity
Frank Garamy
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Louisville
Doug Swank
Barry Canady
Bill Stadtlander
Dan Ramage
Jeff Payton
Phil Spiess
Inside Look At The United Nations Security Council
An account of a Security Council session where Stevenson faced insults from Soviet Ambassador Federenko. The meeting lasted beyond 6 30 p m as Federenko continued with belittling remarks while Stevenson cut his remarks short hoping for adjournment. The gallery drifted out as the tense proceedings continued.
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Senate Election Results Report with Student President
Senate releases election results showing 541 votes cast for president. Sandy Wilcox 310 and Bob Paulus 231 lead student senate races with officers listed for senior, sophomore, and junior classes across posts including president, vice president, secretary, treasurer and class reps.
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Senate
Sandy Wilcox
Bob Paulus
Steve Bettcher
Tom Roberts
Susan Powell
Larry Pugh
Judy Hinchman
Linda Akers
Pam Grant
Carol Rouse
Dave Crowell
Steve LaBarbera
Chip Hixson
Mary Glenn Rinne
Ann McCracken
Sherry Beckman
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John Hoober
APO
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Doug Deatz
Judy House
Chuck Howard
Tim Neher
Jean Gehr
Jamie Ketchener
Mary Ellen Cochran
Twilo Watkins
Steve McGinnis
Jim Mundt
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