Weekend event blends football game and talent show
A full day of campus activities begins with a President Horner coffee at his home and ends with Dad's Night Out in Lynn Gym. Student chairs Tim Neher and Linda Akers, with Professor Max Poland coordinating, plan a 7:30 a.m. fathers’ registration, a 8:30 to 9:45 coffee, 10:00 to 11:00 program, 11:00 to 11:29 business meeting, and a 12:00 to 1:15 lunch. Activities include a panel on off campus study moderated by Academic Dean Harold J. Haverkamp, Dr. John Yarnelle’s talk Mathematics Goes to Hollywood, choir, a 2:00 football vs Taylor University, open houses, and a closing Sorority Sing and Fanfare at 7:30 in Lynn Gym. Co-chairs Fetig and Hough lead the talent program with several student organizers handling registration, programs, open houses, and parking.
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President Horner
Dad
Tim Neher
Linda Akers
Max Poland
Kappa Alpha Theta
Beta Theta Pi
Parker Auditorium
Harold J. Haverkamp
John Yarnelle
Hollywood
Long Gymnasium
Taylor University
Lynn Gymnasium
Clas
Panhellenic Council
John Fettig
Barb Hough
Louise Stout
Mike Rush
Bob Paulus
Barb Edmonson
Bob Bowman
Lon _ Barash
Dad's Night Out talent show closes Hanover Dad's Day 1964
A 7:30 p.m. Lynn Gymnasium finale features 15 student acts with emcee Senior Margie Stewart. Acts include sorority performances by Phi Mu Alpha Omicron Pi and Alpha Delta Pi, plus others such as folksinging, dancing, acrobatics, group comedy and magic.
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Hanover
Lynn Gymnasium
Margie Stewart
Phi Mu Sorority
Lonesome Dove
Seven Locks
Alpha Omicron Pi
Alpha Delta Pi
Charlottown
John Fettig
Jane Brown
Ross Rowland
David H. Martin
Phyllis Osborne
Sherre Wilson
Don Draper
Barb Hough
Jean Kinley
Gordy Wolf
Hanover Dad's Day 1964 Welcoming Parents and Families
Hanover invites parents and families to campus for Dad's Day 1964. The message emphasizes community spirit on the small college campus and extends cordial invites from administration, faculty, and student body to share in friendship and fellowship. May the day be memorable for all with an interest in Hanover.
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Hanover
Shearing Folk Singers To Perform Wednesday
The Ford CARavan of Music comes to Hanover with Shearing and the Seren dipity Singers. Dean Glenn Boncett and the senior class organized ticket sales after finances failed for a larger program, distributing yellow sailor hats as promotional material.
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Shearing
Glenn Boncett
Hanover
Dean Bonnett
Business Administration
University of Colorado
Serendipity Singers
University of Texas
George Shear
Ford Caravan of Music
Hanover Hosts State Religious Gathering
Eighteen Protestant denominations in Indiana co operate again this year in the Indiana Chain of Missions to be represented in Hanover Thursday and Friday next week. In Long Gym Thursday at 8 15 p m a panel discussion features two speakers from India with local students. Dr Manfred J Laun director of Evangelical Hospital in Orissa and Mrs Kenneth L Potee who has worked in Jabalpur will take part. Friday at 7 30 p m at Hanover United Presbyterian Church Robert B Kochitzky executive director of the Laymen's Overseas League will speak. The Chain of Missions group will also visit churches in Jefferson County and appear with Rotary Kiwanis clubs and at several schools.
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Indiana Chain of Missions
Hanover
Long Gym
India
Manfred J. Laun
Evangelical Hospital
Orissa
Kenneth L. Potee
Jabalpur
Hanover United
Hanover On The Air Poverty Plan Discussion
The Sunday program at 1 35 on Radio WORX will discuss poverty in the United States. Panelists include Dr Stanley Wetter, Kathy Westfall, Tom Hall, and Ted Lester.
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Hanover
United States
WORX
Stanley Wheater
Kathy Westfall
Tom Hall
Ted Lester
Campus Mock Election Set for October 27 at Classic Hall
Campus prepares for a mock national and international policy election hosted by the Public Affairs Forum with Young Republicans and Young Democrats booths October 26 and 27. Speakers on October 26 discuss differences between parties. Mock polls open 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. October 27 with split ticket voting allowed and five ballot boxes. Poll watchers from each party and a PAF moderator oversee the process. results to be front page in the TRIANGLE.
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Assembly
Public Affairs Forum
Larry Helmer
PAF
Classic Hall
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