Debaters Cup Honors At Conference In Indianapolis
Ted Lester and Catherine West attended the Delta Sigma Rho Tau Kappa Alpha conference in Indianapolis last weekend with about sixty debaters from ten schools including Purdue, Wabash, Indiana University and the University of Michigan. Henry Hamman placed third overall. Lester earned firsts in two sessions as Hanoverians posted strong showings. The event, held at the Severin Hotel on Oct 9 and 10, featured five scored sessions and a future meet in Louisville against Bellarmine College.
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Ted Lester
Catherine Westfall
Henry Hamman
Tom Hall
Indianapolis
Hamman
Severin Hotel
Purdue
Wabash
Indiana University
University of Michigan
Forensics Union
Ted Hill
Judy Hinchman
Louisville
Bellarmine College
Khrushchev Retires and Successors Chosen
Khrushchev retires due to age and ill health as Brezhnev and Kosygin named successors. Anastas Mikoyan remains president. Brezhnev previously led the USSR and Kosygin is premier. Western observers note possible policy steadiness with tighter show of power.
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Tass
Nikita Khrushchev
Praesidium
Central Committee
Communist Party of the Soviet Union
Khrushchev
L. E. Brezhnev
A. N. Kosygin
Anastas Mikoyan
Soviet Union
Brezhnev
Alexis Kosygin
Kosygin
Mathematics Goes to Hollywood by Dr. John Yarnelle
Dr. John Yarnelle professor of mathematics will speak at the weekly assembly on October 19 in Parker Auditorium on Mathematics Goes to Hollywood. He notes the talk draws on his summer work with fellow mathematicians in California writing scripts for training films for elementary teachers. A short intro precedes a film. On October 22 Dr. A Glenn Mower will preside at chapel and discuss Jesus Liberal and Conservative, his second Hanover talk and first since United Nations Day two years ago.
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Khrushchev
Robert E. Bowers
Hanover
State Department
Bowers
Soviet Union
Kennedy
John Yarnelle
Hollywood
Parker Auditorium
Yarnelle
A. Glenn Mower
Mower
Jesus
Hopefuls Must Plan Now for Junior Year Abroad
Students seeking the Junior Year Abroad program must first consult their advisor and then Dean Haverkamp. Credit requires college approval and completion of graduation courses with a B average. A defined educational purpose is advised, such as a French major, with a meeting soon for freshmen and sophomores.
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Haverkamp
Apply Now For Hillthoughts Board Editors
Deadline for Hillthoughts board editor applications is Friday Oct 23. Board evaluates student articles and selects material for publication. Open to those interested in critical analysis of poems stories and essays. Submit name residence hall and qualifications to Dr Lueders Mr Fox or Marcia Burkert.
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Hillthoughts Board of Editors
Lueders
Fox
Marcia Burkert
1965 Homecoming Chairman Applications Open
Students must submit applications to the Rec Committee by November 4. Forms available at the library front desk.
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Rec
Hanover College Dad Day Celebrations Planned on Campus
Hanover College outlines Dad’s Day events on November 24 with registration from 7:30 to 12:30 at Greek housing. A morning panel on off campus study, a choral program in Parker Auditorium, and a luncheon follow, plus football vs Taylor University and open houses in living units. Activities are organized by the Fathers Association with student chairs and a Sophomore class Panhellenic Council show.
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Hanover
Father's Association
Linda Akers
Tim Neher
Max Poland
Kappa Alpha Theta
Beta Theta Pi
Horner
Hanover College Choir
Parker Auditorium
Taylor University
Fathers’ Association
Panhellenic Council
John Fettig
First CBS Performer Mime Thrills Viewers at Community Series
Frans Reynders mime artist wowed Wednesday crowd with non verbal stories and striking facial work. Pam Miller accompanied him as leading lady in The Girl and acted as announcer with sign boards. Titles included Man at the Table Surgeon and Game with the Hand.
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Frans Reynders
U N info panel to be televised by PAF this Sunday
PAF and WLW T plan a United Nations World Front program at 12:00 with Dr. Mower and a four member panel. Mark Bell, Larry Helmer, Faye Hagner, and Ann Pilasterer to discuss UN financing representation UNESCO and economic commissions. The aim is to illuminate controversial UN topics and lesser known programs.
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Wlw-T
United Nations
World Front
Dr. Mower
Mark Bell
Larry Helmer
Faye Hagner
Unesco
Ann Pilasterer
PAF
Classic Hall
Singers Named To Ensemble Chorus For School Year
Mr. Donald Morrison announced Chamber Singers for the year. The 17 member ensemble includes sopranos Arlene Graves Nancy Hutchcroft Jean Kinley Judy McClamrock Jan Whisler Bonnie Fawcett Emily McKeand Jo Ellen Sprah Margaret Stewart tenors Dick Davis Ken Keene Richard Kranzley Jack Stiefel and basses Don Draper John Fettig Dave Martin Gordon Wolf. The group will perform solo and with the College Choir, singing various compositions.
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Donald Morrison
Arlene Graves
Nancy Hutchcroft
Jean Kinley
Judy McClamrock
Jan Whisler
Bonnie Fawcett
Emily McKeand
Jo Ellen Spahr
Margaret Stewart
Dick Davis
Ken Keene
Richard Kranzley
Jack Stiefel
Don Draper
John Fettig
Dave Martin
Gordon Wolf
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United States
Henry
Sadie Hawkins
Joe Petro
Lambda Chi Alpha
Larry Pugh
Dave Walters
Phi Delta Thta
Mal Schaus
Sigma Chi
Derek Brown
Gary Hafner
Phi Gamma Delta
Kirk Dinkins
Susanne Talmage
NBC News
Alex Dallin
B. Brzezinski
Columbia University
Dept
JYA
Louise Stout
Mike Rush
Bob Paulus
Barb Edmunson
Bob Bowman
Lon Barash
CBS
Reynders
By Donna Dohn
Mr. Reynders
Pam Miller
Mr. Reynder
U. N. Info
Barry Goldwater
Public Affairs Forum
Steerng Committee
Glenn Mower, Jr
John, Thompson
Joe Luigs
Dave Points
Chamber Singers
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