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Newspaper
Hanover College Triangle
Location
Hanover, Indiana, United States of America
Date
May 25, 1968
Page
4
A bare stage waits for September as strike work finishes after Grace's Restaurant and Rumpelstiltskin last weekend. Actors remove makeup and costumes while props are cleared and stored. Flats are dismantled, stage cleaned, and all is swept ready for the next season.
Due to lack of quorum at last Wednesday's Senate session a special meeting was scheduled for Monday night at 6 30. All voting senators must attend as reapportionment plans require action by year end. Senate presidents urged attendance despite vacations and finals cramming.
Hanover College schedules its 135th Commencement weekend for June 12 with Commencement and Baccalaureate in the area near Classic Hall. If rain, events move to Lynn Gymnasium. Notables include Robert H. B. Baldwin as Commencement speaker and Philip D. Spiess II as student speaker. Honorary degrees will be conferred on Baldwin and H. Max Healey, with Bowden to receive Doctor of Divinity. Alumni events include 25 and 50 year reunions, dedication of Katharine Parker Hall, and four Alumni Achievement Awards during the Alumni Banquet.
The fire-eating Angry Demons of Alpha Delta Pi won the Hanover Mini-Race after sweeping the first two events. Kappa Alpha Theta placed third and briefly challenged Independent Women, while Theta later beat Independent Women in Balloon Bust. ADPi set all Mini-Race records in obstacle course and sweatshirt events.
At Hanover College athletic convocation on Tuesday, R. F. Dutch Struck received a bust and a standing ovation as president Bill Porter presented the sculpture by senior Van Schenck. The bust will be exhibited in the Alumni Lounge of JGBCC, honoring Struck’s long association with Hanover athletics.
LaGuess, 32, from Chicago, will become Hanover’s Vice President for Development July 1, replacing Dr. Robert V. Cramer who becomes president of Northland College. He holds a Knox College BA and Indiana University MA and has been at Knox since 1963.
Nancy Nelson will lead Phi Mu as president next school year. An elementary education major, she participates in Women's Judicial Board, SNEA, and the Revonah. Her slate includes Kendrick Orr as vice president Jill Gaines secretary and Tara Lenn treasurer. Other officers comprise Linda Talbott house chairman Janet Scobee house manager Leslie James standards Diana Davids social Susy Reid song leader. Panhellenic reps Mary Burnham Alice Powell membership Julia Clark Linda McKee chaplain Linda Brewer IRC rep Cindy Mathews scholar ship chair Mary Warner social service chair Nancy Krekler historian Susan Philo.
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