Campus renovation overhaul boosts facilities this summer
The college completed about 100000 dollars in repairs and remodeling across Donner Lynn Goodrich Clas sic and Hendricks halls. A new Donner Hall lecture hall replaces Long Gymnasium ballroom while Parker Auditorium seats are reclad. Lynn gym hosts trainer equipment including an ultrasound therapy tool. Education department moves to the old bookstore with a seminar room and curriculum library. New language lab facilities in Hendricks Hall and updated lighting in Classic and Goodrich halls are highlighted.
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Phi Delta Theta House
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J. Graham Brown
Horner interview covers hiring, paintings, and discipline report
College president John Horner says no decision on a new athletic director or Struck’s replacement yet as retirement nears. He notes potential internal transfers within the physical education staff and explains the health services shift under Dean Bonnett. Horner announces a $2,500 painting gift Roman Ruins by G. Pannini to the college, donated by Mrs. John Jay Ide, daughter of Donner Hall donor.
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Struck
John Collier
Glen L. Bonnett
Dean Bonsett
G. P. Pannini
John Jay Ide
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Ide Hall
William Henry Donner
Donner Hall
Giovanni Bellini
Brown Campus Center Dedication Weekend Planned
A formal banquet and official ceremony will honor Mr. J Graham Brown and officially open the Brown Campus Center September 8 to 10. Senator Morton of Kentucky will give the banquet address to 350 guests. Dedication at 10 am Saturday with open facilities, first student meal at noon, and a ball at 8 pm. Elgart Band cancelled. Ralph Flannigan Orchestra booked. Open house Sunday 2 to 5 pm with thousands expected.
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Brown Campus Center
Thruston M. Morton
Kentucky
Brown
Les and
Larry Elgart
Ralph Flannigan
Campus Center
Robert V. Cramer
Duane Pritchett
New Women’s Dean Named at Small College
Barbara Quilling is named dean of women at a small college, citing a desire to know students personally. An Ohio native, she was previously assistant dean of women at Ohio State University in Columbus. She succeeds Miss Margaret Nolte who left to pursue writing or teaching. Quilling’s education includes Bowling Green University, the University of Arizona, and a MA in guidance and counseling from Ohio University. Her background spans teaching, guidance counseling, residence hall directing at Ball State, and directing an Air Force service club in the Philippines.
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Margaret Nolte
Bowling Green University
University of Arizona
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Ball State University
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Quil
New Students Begin Hanover Style Orientation Week
Orientation week at Hanover opens with residence halls and parent meetings in Parker Auditorium. Freshmen meet President Horner deans and orientation co chairs Betty Bernadoni and Steve Deck. Events include meals, explanations of the Hanover Plan, advisor meetings, and an activities fair.
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