Semester field trips expand across continents and states
Dr J Daniel Webster leads a five day Smoky Mountains field trip for Field Zoology 227 with space for a few more students. Dr James Maysilles guides nine students to Mexico City for Biogeography of Plants. Other trips include Shakespeare class to Stratford on Avon with 16 enrolled, anthropology to New Mexico with 23 enrolled and closed, Ghost Ranch field study by Totten with 10, physics to Oak Ridge for 12, and a UN field study in Political Science with 21 students. A $50 deposit or half total is due November 1.
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J. Daniel Webster
Smoky Mountains
Mexico
James Maysilles
Dallas
Texas
Mexico City
Helen iKnierem
Lois Waser
Dorothy Bucks
Stratford-on-Avon
England
Shakespeare Institute
University of Birmingham
Britain
Tuxtla Gutierrez
Tuxtla
United Nations
A. Glen Mower, Jr
United Nation
New Mexico
Jack S. McCrary
Stanley Totten
Ghost Ranch
Theologian to Speak Next Thursday in Chapel
The Reverend Joseph Haroutunian, Professor of Systematic Theology at the University of Chicago Divinity School, will address Hanover's chapel next Thursday. He has served on World Council commissions and taught at McCormick Seminary since 1940, with prior Wellesley College teaching from 1933 to 1940 and degrees from Union and Columbia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Haroutunian
Divinity School
University of Chicago
Haroutunian
World Council of Churches
McCormick Theological Seminary
Chicago
Calvin
Hanover
Wellesley
Union Theological Seminary
New York City
Columbia University
Hanover Campus Fellowship Sponsors UNICEF Seminars
Hanover Campus Fellowship announces two events led by the Hanover Council of Churches UNICEF drive and a Sunday Discussion Hour. UNICEF fund collects from local children door to door on Friday Oct 30 from 6 to 7 pm, then at Southwestern gym where volunteers host games, judge costumes, and serve refreshments. about 30 volunteers needed, contact Linda Culp by Oct 28. The Sunday Discussion Hour, 6:15 to 7:15 pm, features Dr. Richard Conklin and Dr. Owen Faut discussing The Christian Concern and the Academic Life the Sciences.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hanover
Hanover Campus Fellowship
Hanover Council of Churches
Unicef
Southwestern Gymnasium
Campus Fellowship
Linda Culp
Phi Mu House
Richard Conklin
Westminister Foundation
Indiana University
Owen Faut
Author and Prof Yarnelle Publishes Four Books Since 1963
Dr John Yarnelle, a mathematics professor, has four books published since April 1963. Two texts for college and high school freshmen, Basic Modern Mathematics and Mathematics a Modern Approach, were coauthored with Marie Wilcox. An Introduction to Transitive Mathematics and Finite Mathematical Structures were written solo, with five Hanover students illustrating Mathematics a Modern Approach.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Yarnelle
Marie Wilcox
Thomas Carr High School
Indianapolis
Hanover
Mary Ann Newhouse
Sharon Silliman
Yarnelle
Hanover College Students Begin United Fund Drive
Hanover College students plan a community canvass as three residents from each living unit meet at the Administration building on Tuesday evening October 27 at 7 00 to pick up materials. They will visit homes in Hanover Community to distribute pledge cards and return envelopes for United Fund contributions led by Susan Weirauch a junior from Evansville.
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Hanover College
Jefferson County United
Hanover
United Fund
Susan Weirauch
Evansville
Morning Watch and Vespers Schedule Card
Morning Watch lists Mon Tue Wed Thu Fri duties with Marcia Martin Pat Krise Dr Stanley Wheater Sherry Wilson Bev Delon. Vespers at 6:45 pm on Tuesday with Meredith Moses and Thursday with Clay Collins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pat Krise
Stanley Wheater
Sherry Wilson
Bev Delon
Meredith Moses
Clay Collins
HC Students Taste Thrills Of Soloing
Hanover students share the rush of solo flight after eight hours of instruction and FAA licensing steps. Gloria Miller, 17, became the youngest female helicopter pilot after passing tests on her 17th birthday, while others like Bob Duncan and Glen Schwitzer hold private pilot licenses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hanover
FAA
Federal Aviation Agency
Gloria Miller
Goshen
Gloria
Fwrst
Bob Duncan
Indianapolis
Bob
Madison
Glen Schwitzer
Frank Blanning
Barry For President Debate Wins For Hanover and Wabash
An audience vote of 38 32 gave the affirmative team Ted Hill president of the Hanover Forensics Union and Terry Davis of Wabash College the win in a British style debate. They supported Barry Goldwater for president in 1964 arguing he is capable and responsible, contrasting with the negative claim he would be unfit for office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ted Hill
Hanover Forensics Union
Terry Davis
Wabash College
Senator Goldwater
Young Republicans
Young Citizens For Johnson
Barry Goldwater
United States
Ted Lester
Forensics Union
Bob Buerker
Wabash
Arizona
Honorary Goes To Convention Seventeenth Phi Eta Sigma Meet
Three Hanover chapter members attended the Seventeenth National Convention of Phi Eta Sigma. Dave Young served as president Rex Parent was vice president Carl Cowan held the treasurer post and Charles Fox acted as faculty advisor. Over 130 students and advisors from colleges nationwide attended sessions committees and a model initiation at the University of Illinois.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phi Eta Sigma
Hanover
Dave Young
Rex Parent
Carl Cowan
Charles Fox
University of Illinois
California
Massachusetts
Montana
Florida
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ETTE
Larry
Larry Pugh
King Reed
Sadie Hawkins
Nancy Morris
Hertz Shoes
E. Main
MON
Marcia Martin
By John Hinshaw
Barry
Goldwater
Coleman Hat Shop
W. Main
College
Shiog
Velan
Elena
Jerry Lewis
the Caddy
Jones
Tom Jones
United Artists
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