Hanover College Commencement Program and Speakers listed
Hanover College outlines its 131st annual commencement with a Friday May 29 tea for seniors and families at the president's home. Baccalaureate speaker is Reverend Donald V. Morse of New Albany Indiana, and commencement on Sunday May 31 at 3:00 pm near Classic Hall with Harvard Business professor Robert W. Austin as speaker. One hundred eighty two seniors graduate. eight BA Cum Laude, four BA Magna Cum Laude. Honorary degrees awarded to Robert W. Austin, Peter Kovacic, and Donald V. Morse.
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Hanover College
Horner
Donald V. Morse
Hutchinson Memorial Presbyterian Church
New Albany
Indiana
Classic Hall
Robert W. Austin
Graduate School of Business Administration
Harvard University
Keach
Judith Ann Bortner
Janene Collier
Mary Ruth Mason
Richard Guy Scamehorn
Lynn Gymnasium
Peter Kovacic
Case Institute of Technology
Cleveland
Ohio
Mrs Dillehay to Retire After Hanover Dining Service
Mrs Edna Dillehay will retire after seven years as Hanover College Manager of Dining Departments. She oversaw menu planning food purchasing kitchen staffing and student help. Board luncheon honored her with an inscribed token gift presented by Ralph Burress.
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Hanover
Edna Dillehay
Dillehay
Ralph Burress
CAS PAP Plans Caladonia for Community Artist Series
CAS PAP outlines plans for next year's Community Artist Series with one signed program Caladonia featuring Scottish songs and dances. Dr Stanley Wheater calls it colorful and top notch and March is set for presentation. Other possibilities include Louisville Symphony Orchestra Vienna Boys Choir and Franz Ryn der plus a three act play or soloist. Tickets will be six dollars and new committee members Jean Kinley and Ken Bierman will join this summer.
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Scotland
Stanley Wheater
Louisville Symphony Orchestra
Vienna Boys’ Choir
Franz Rynder
Jean Kinley
Ken Bierman
Hanover Sixth Year: Horner Outlines Growth and Vision
Dr John E Horner begins his sixth year as Hanover president outlining five year results and future plans He cites the Development Program and Hanover Plan a 31 growth in faculty and staff 32 growth in library resources an increase of 110 students a doubled instructional budget and rising total assets He stresses qualitative growth building a community of scholars to ensure lasting prestige and a balance of academic and non academic activities He notes rising tuition and the need for more aid scholarships and work opportunities as enrollment grows toward US college population projections.
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Hanover
John E. Horner
Leonardo da Vinci
Horner
U. S
United Student Aid
Gruber Nominated to Boost Hanover Young Republicans
A reader argues Stewart Gruber’s nomination at the Hanover Young Republican Convention on May 1 serves an educational purpose and injects energy into the event. The letter contrasts the convention’s early lack of student enthusiasm with Gruber’s nomination, praising Railsback’s leadership and noting the nomination could mobilize votes.
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Hanover
Stewart Gruber
Stew
George Wallace
Young Democrats
Gruber
Stew Gruber
John Trier
Mr. Trier
Dave Railsback
United States
Lively Ones Variety Show Promised For Hanover
Ford CARavan of Music will present the two and a half hour Lively Ones show featuring the Serendipity Singers and two other acts. Dave Brubeck or George Shearing may appear. The event is planned for late October or early November with tickets at 3.50.
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Serendipity Singers
Dave Brubeck
George Shearing
Freshmen Orientation Adds New Features at Hanover
Hanover prepares a larger freshman class with a revamped orientation. A live band, panel discussions, dean meetings, library tours, culture tests, and a president's reception are planned. Orientation begins September 7 with a mixer and history briefing, classes start September 10.
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Sue Seifert
Dean Bonnett
Hanover
Dean Norris
O.A.L
Hanover college honors Panzer for 25 years of service
Hanover Colleges Board of Trustees and faculty honor Robert Panzer superintendent of Buildings and Grounds at a joint luncheon. Panzer, nearing 25 years of service this June, oversees maintenance of 25 major structures and faculty homes and leads a 20 person crew on Hanover's 400 acre campus. Max Poland presented a silver tray to Panzer.
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Robert Panzer
Hanover Collegelege
Hanover
Panzer
Max Poland
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