Five Queen Candidates Represent Sororities for Homecoming 1964
Five candidates were named to represent sororities and independent women in 1964 Homecoming. Mary Jane Mundy of Alpha Delta Pi, Margot Baldwin of Alpha Omicron Pi, Jennifer Smith representing independent women, Suzanne Northam of Kappa Alpha Theta, and Judy Webb for Phi Mu. Each candidate holds campus roles and majors reflecting diverse student leadership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margot Baldwin
Alpha Omicron Pi
Jennifer Smith
Mary Jane Mundy
Alpha Delta Pi
Suzanne Northam
Kappa Alpha Theta
Judy Webb
Phi Mu
Seymour
Indiana
Mary Jane
Margot
Hutton
England
Young Republicans and Mental Health Club
Judy
Student Senate
Senate
International Club
SNEA
Mardi Gras Homecoming Kicks Off With Music and Parades
Homecoming week begins with the sound of music as sorority and independent women serenade five fraternity houses and three men living units in black attire. Five candidates vie for queen: Margot Baldwin, Mary Jane Mundy, Suzie Northam, Jennifer Smith, Judy Webb. Voting next Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margot Baldwin
Mary Jane Mundy
Suzie Northam
Jennifer Smith
Judy Webb
Julie Rux
Mark Bell
Suzanne Talmage
Judy Hinchman
Jim Nelson
Mark Hershman
Chris Devaux
Ann Scott
Karl Klein
Warren Prell
Cookie Howard
Lon Barash
Infirmary
Sorority Court
Theta House
Phi Gam
Donner
Fraternity
Campus Science Club Sets Varied Programs For Year
Hanover campus Science Club reorganizes to offer broader, more varied programs. First meeting Oct. 1 features seniors Wagner Goodbread and Collins presenting summer research. Winter term plans include using the observatory telescope and Western Electric lectures on electrical fields. Mike Farkas, club president, touts student involvement and learning opportunities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Science Club
Hanover
Jim Wagner
Bill Goodbread
Cliff Collins
Mer
Bob Burns
Conklin
Hanover’s Observatory
Western Electric
Freshman elect class officers named after Monday vote
Richard Hagarty of Mooresville was elected freshman class president defeating Bern Tryon and Evan Burkholder. Steve LaBarbera of Shelbyville became VP, Ann McCracken of Grosse Pointe Michigan was secretary, and David Shull of Lawrence was treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Hagarty
Steve LaBarbera
Ann McCracken
David Shull
Hagarty
Mooresville
Bern Tryon
Evan Burkholder
McCracken
Grosse Pointe
Michigan
Shelbyville
Sedgewick Clark
Muncie
Ann Forbes
Anderson
Lawrence
Judy Boyd
Crown Point
Billie Kay Gillette
Louisville
Kentucky
Princess Nu Bunnag to Speak at Monday Assembly
Princess Nu Bunnag of Thailand will address the Monday assembly. Her background includes Wattana Wittaya Academy in Bangkok, time teaching, service as Thai administrative staff at the Royal Danish Embassy in 1955, and later work with Universal International Pictures during The Ugly American filming in Bangkok in 1961.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Princess Nu Bunnag
Thailand
Sasidhorn
Bangkok
American Presbyterian Mission
Wattana Wittaya Academy
Universal International Pictures
Goldwater Rally Draws Hanover Students in Louisville
About 150 Hanover College students joined 20,000 attendees at a Barry Goldwater rally in Freedom Hall Louisville last Friday. A 17 foot banner welcomed Goldwater with messages from Hanover Sigma Chi brothers and Hanover College youths.
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Hanover
Barry Goldwater
Louisville
Freedom Hall
Goldwater
Hanover College
Hanover Sigma Chi
Barry
Hanover On The Air Sunday Jazz Today Program Listeners
Hanover broadcast Hanover On The Air airs Sundays from 1 35 to 2 00 on WORX with students and faculty hosting. This week features Jazz Today with participants Dr Edward Lueders Mr Max Poland Jim Freed Steve Walton and Susan Scott as moderator. Announcer Al Stone and news caster Judy Hinchman present the segment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WORX
Hanover
Edward Lueders
Max Poland
Jim Freed
Steve Walton
Susan Scott
al Stone
Judy Hinchman
Akers Neher Organize Dad's Day Weekend
Linda Akers a junior from Owensboro Kentucky and Tim Neher a sophomore from Wabash were named co chairs of 1964 Dad's Day committees from the Student Senate. Dad's Day is set for Saturday October 24 with open houses planned after the game with Taylor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Akers
Neher
Linda Akers
Tim Neher
Linda
Owensboro
Kentucky
Tim
Wabash
Taylor
Also Mentioned on This Page
Association
Senting
Independent Women
Flora
Illinois
Jenny
Young Democrats
Suzie
Rushville
Girls In Black
Panthers
Manchester
Long Gym
Don Moschenross
Jim Craig
Combo
Mike Farkas
Mike
Phi Gamma Delta
A.P.O
I.F.C
Gary Haftner
Paula Wallace
John Baldwin
Essex
Laura Reid
Cincinnati
Ohio
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