Hanover Sons Victorious Homecoming Theme for 1967
Hanover College marks its 1967 Homecoming October 13 and 14 with the theme Hanover Sons Victorious. Under Linda Dills and Fred Wolfred events include an IFC sponsored Chariot Race, pep rally, bonfire, Homecoming Queen announcement on Morgan Field, Soul Inc for the all school dance, registration at J Graham Brown Campus Center, luncheon at 11 30, and a Centre College game. Shirrelles perform in the Popular Artist Series to close. Committee chairpersons include Kathy Klas Gana Taggart Tom McFarland Mary Glenn Rinne Lana Little Bette Garratt Judy Garvey Ann McCracken Melinda Montgomery John Rapley and Hollie Baugh. Campus Center Board assists alums throughout the weekend.
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Morgan Field
Soul, Inc
Melinda Montgomery
John Rapley
Hollie Baugh
Hanover College Library Reaches Hundred Thousand Books
Walter Morrill, head librarian, announces Hanover College library adds 100000th volume this year. The Horizon Book of the Elizabethan World edits the volume, with Morrill calling it a milestone and predicting 10000 more volumes this year. Earlham holds 128700, ranking second in Indiana.
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Hanover College Library
Walter Morrill
Horizon
Horizon Magazine
Morrill
Indiana
Hanover
Earlham
Printing error delays Triangle last week
Editor laments missed issue due to a failing linotype machine. The old press produced lead spatter and broke repeatedly, halting production for several days before repairs allowed publication to resume.
Faculty Endorses Student Discipline Plan With Three Amendments
The faculty unanimously passed the amended Plan for Student Discipline during Monday’s meeting. A student body election on Oct 18 will decide if the changes take effect on a one year trial basis, with the JRC drafting a governing constitution and reporting continuation at the Oct 1968 faculty meeting.
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Senate
JRC
Senate Rejects Campus Center Board Constitution
Senate defeats the Campus Center Board proposed constitution after two weeks of tabled debate. Tim Costich led a motion to reject, arguing Senate should approve amendments since the Center is funded by Senate and the Board is representative of the college community. Board members Betty Gliessner Larry Hjort Sande Storey and Leslie Allison defended the Board’s control over amendments and faith in elected representatives.
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Tim Costich
Campus Center Board
Senate
Betty Gliessner
Larry Hjort
Sandee Storey
Leslie Allison
Costich
CCB Constitution Returns to Senate for Vote
The Campus Center Board moved to re submit its constitution to Student Senate next week without amendments after Senate rejected it Wednesday night. Debates focused on amendment procedures lack of referendum recall and initiative. Pritchett formed a committee to justify the board position and to present it when the document is removed from the table. A committee was also formed to discuss admission charges for Parker Auditorium. JoAnne Motz announced a coffee house at the Hub Saturday from 8 to 12 with ten student acts. The Hub will close at 6 30 p m for decorations. doughnuts and four kinds of coffee will be served.
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Campus Center
Student Senate
Senate
Senaors
Duane Pritchett
Auditions Open for Oratorio Choir This Fall
Director Dr. J. David Wagner invites auditions for the Oratorio Choir through the fall season. Those who have not auditioned for the A Cappella Choir may schedule on Wednesday afternoons October 11 and 18. First practice will be October 19 at 7 p.m. in Classic 102. the group will perform Brahms German Requiem.
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J. David Wagner
Campus Center Constitution Passed by Senate
The proposed Scholarship Foundation constitution was approved with no debate after it was tabled earlier. Senate also announced Chip Hixson’s ad hoc committee appointments including the students bill of rights group chaired by Jim McCall with members Autumn Berger Scott Boggs Penny Pither and Gayle Richards.
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Scholarship Foundation
Senate
Chip Hixson
Clint Davis
Tom Nowlin
Autumn Berger
Scott Boggs
Penny Pither
Gayle Richards
Peter Nero to Perform Jazz Classical Mix at Parker Auditorium
Peter Nero titled Nero Sound will entertain Parker Auditorium ticketholders on Oct 10 at 8 15 pm The program blends jazz and classical elements highlighting Nero as a composer and performer with a career spanning Juilliard national tours and multiple acclaimed albums The article notes his television appearances and international recognition
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Peter Nero
Parker Auditorium
Nero
Julliard School of Music
Paul Whiteman
Piano Forte
Los Angeles Times
Holland
Rome
Broadway
Hollywood
New York
England
Italy
France
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Hanover Sons
Hanover College
Linda
Dills
Fred Wolfred
J. Graham Brown
Hanover Panthers
Centre College
Janet Johnson
Phi Mu
Dorothy Herring
Judy Singer
Alpha Omicron Pi
Jackie Skinner
Alpha Delta Pi
Joanne Motz
Kappa Alpha Theta
College
Judicial Boards
Jim McCall
McCall
Sedgwick Clark
Hixson
Jim Goble
Rights Committee
Goble
Steve Bolton
Ralph LeMaster
Glen Corlett
Chris Amick
Judy Forbes
Barbara Becker
Roger Kent
Janet Favinger
Philharmonic Hall
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