Hanover College unveils new Admin Building after busy weekend
Fantfares and events fill the schedule as Hanover College features a variety show, a race, an Interfraternity Council dance, and Sunday open house for the new Administration Building. The four million dollar project opens Sunday from 2:00 to 5:00 p m with students, faculty, alumni invited to attend and tour the completed facilities.
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Interfraternity Council
Hanover
Tiny
Steve Moore
See The Real Hanover In Tonight's Fanfare
Hanover College satire Fanfare presented tonight at 8 15 in Parker Auditorium admission is free. The program opens with Registration and Orientation featuring the Greenie Get together and Ko ed Week followed by acts such as Louisville Lou a rush scene and graduation. Cast runs about 200 with thanks from Bob Beckmann and Kathy Bollinger to cast and crew.
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Hanover College
Parker Auditorium
Louisville
Bob Beckmann
Kathy Bollinger
Bob
Kathy
Hanover
Dickey Selects Hillthoughts Award Winners
University of New Mexico Press director Mr. Roland Dickey announced the Hillthoughts Awards winners. Sue Swigert of Logansport received best short story for A Mind's Own Mist, and Mary Ann Ayrholm of Indianapolis won poetry for Sonnet To An Old Friend Returning. Anita Staples of Louisville did the cover design.
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Roland Dickey
University of New Mexico Press
Hillthoughts
Sue Swigert
Logansport
Mary Ann Ayrholm
Indianapolis
Anita Staples
Louisville
Moncrief and Baker take roles in Hanover publications
The faculty publications committee announced Robb Baker will edit THE TRIANGLE for the coming year while Nancye Moncrief, retiring co editor of THE TRIANGLE, becomes editor in chief of THE REVONAH. No editor named yet for HILLTHOUGHTS.
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Robb Baker
Triangle
Nancye Moncrief
THE
Revonah
Hillthoughts
Robb
Scottburg
Hanover
Hanover Players
Phi Eta Sigma
Young Democrats
Phi Gamma Delta
Alpha Phi Gamma
Nancye
Covington
Kentucky
Phi Mu Sorority
the Triangle
Race Crowns Weekend at Indiana Bike Race
Lt Governor Richard O. Ristine will ride in the pace car and crown the Bike Race Queen at the 1963 Big Wheel Bike Race in Hanover. The event, known as Litle 500, starts at 1 30 pm with four riders from each of five fraternities, followed by awards for winning fraternity and individual riders. Women from backing living units will judge decorations and uniforms at 11 am Saturday and cheer in designated blocks.
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Indiana
Richard O. Ristine
John E. Horner
Hanover
Skip Throop
Phi Gamma Delta
Chuck Brashears
Steve Bettcher
Dave MacArthur
Dave Bailie
Sigma Chi
Dick Lesh
Phil Vernon
Roger Whitcomb
Roger Larson
Beta Theta Pi
Bob Fouts
Jim Epperson
Bill Goodbread
Mike Groh
Jim Holland
Phi Delta Theta
Wally Adams
Don Buechner
Steve Wilkinson
Dave Moeller
Bill Snyder
Lambda Chi Alpha
I F C Dance To Conclude Bike Race Day
After the bike race the IFC sponsors an all school dance to close the day. Nightcrawlers of Louisville provide music for an outdoor event under the stars at Parker Auditorium. The Rec Committee hosts a free ice cream social and awards presentation following the big race. CYCLING SOIREE Saturday night.
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IFC
Nightcrawlers
Louisville
Parker Auditorium
Rec Committee
Theater Study For Dr Bucks Plans Sabbatical Abroad
During the summer Dr. Dorothy Bucks will sabbatical at Exeter College Oxford to study 17th century English theater history literature and the arts. She will then travel Europe and the Orient focusing on theater with Hanover stressing non Western studies and courses in English to adjust upon her return.
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Dorothy Bucks
Exeter College
University of Oxford
England
Bucks
Special Science Club talk on Applications of Radioisotopes
Dr. Ralph T. Overman, chairman of Oak Ridge Institute of Nuclear Studies Special Training Division, will speak at a Science Club meeting on Tuesday at 7:30 in the Physics lecture room. He lectures nationwide and abroad on radioisotopes and writes on their medical and industrial uses.
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Science Club
Ralph T. Overman
Oak Ridge Institute of Nuclear Studies
Overman
United
Staes
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Ved
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Milo Miller
Bob Doane
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Alpha Omicron Pi
Donner-Ide
Kappa Alpha Theta
Phi Mu—Beta Theta Pi
Sarah Dixon
I.F.C
Phil Scott
Dr. Bucks
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Japan
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First Baptist Church of
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Memorial Chapel
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