Post Season Sports Wrap-up
Hanover honors standout Tom Spencer and Dutch with top awards while praising cross country star John Lane and basketball MVP Rob St Pierre. Reed Silliman earns multiple NAIA and all conference honors as coach Ricketts leaves. outlook for next year sees improved track golf and football prospects amid a strong cheer squad. Local readers hear praise for Dutch and anticipation of continued Panthers success.
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Hanover
John Lane
Rob St. Pierre
Steve Taylor
University of Louisville
Bill “Motor” Werremeyer
Tom Duiser
Ron Birkhahn
Reed Silliman
Dutch
Spence
Reed
Campus Center Board faces tough year ahead
The Campus Center Board enters a difficult renewal, hampered by limited funds and broken continuity. Many programs remain unresolved after a formative first year, with unclear student interest and weak communication. Most of eight elected students lacked prior board experience, risking another restart alongside leadership turnover and staff losses. An internal review is advised to prevent repetition.
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Campus Center
CCB
Hanover Bike Race History Through 1965 Highlights
Ruthie Welch of Alpha Delta Pi started the Hanover Bike Race history in 1957. Beta years followed by Fijis reclaiming in 1963 with Francie Shimek as queen. Phi Delts held the crown from 1964 onward with Dianne Webb, Ronda Martin, Jill Wood, and Mary Ellen Coch representing the three houses in successive years.
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Ruthie Welch
Alpha Delta Pi
Betas
Francie Shimek
Phi Delts
Dianne Webb
Ronda Martin
Thetas
Jill Wood
Mary Ellen Cochran
Hanover senior Jim Biltz reflects on four years
In an interview, Jim Biltz discusses his Hanover experience. He cites a strong foundation, the value of fraternity and the student center, and tensions between students and faculty. He questions arts requirements, notes economic homogeneity, and notes potential changes if funds are accepted. He plans a Trinity University masters in hospital administration but mentions the draft as a possible obstacle.
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Hanover
Jim Biltz
Biltz
Trinity University
San Antonio
Texas
Five HC Coeds to Spend Jr Year in England France
Five Hanover College coeds will study abroad during 1968 69. Valerie Galbrecht sails September 16 to Grenoble to study with the American Institute for Foreign Study. Bobbie Gannon Linda Gillies and Jean Schmidt head to England or Nottingham Aix en Provence and Manchester for nine to ten months.
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Hanover
Valerie Galbrecht
Indianapolis
New York
Grenoble
France
American Institute For Foreign Study
Valerie
Bobbie Gannon
Madison
Wisconsin
Linda Gillies
Institute For American
Aix en-Provence
Aix-Marseilles
Bobbie
Jean Schmidt
University of Nottingham
England
Faculty of Law and Social Sciences
Jean
Cincinnati
Nottingham
Cindy Dax
Hamilton
Ohio
University of Manchester
Student Work Applications For Next Year Issued
All current student jobs end at the close of Commencement on June 2 1968. Students seeking work during the 1968 69 college year must file a new application. Applications are available in the office of the Dean of Men and should be completed promptly.
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