Hanover College Receives Expanded Faculty Roster
New staff additions include Wasil Fiedorow from the University of Washington to teach French and Russian. Terry Guerin joins biology. Thomas W. Howard in political science. Louis Kaczmarek in physical education. Cynthia Krueger in sociology. Hazel Nixon directs Donner-Ide housing. Dr. Harve Rawson adds experimental psychology. Bart Updike returns as admissions counselor. Lois Wasera joins women’s physical education after teaching in Alaska and at Sheldon Jackson Jr. College.
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Hanover College
Wasil G. Fiedorow
University of Washington
Greensburg
Thomas W. Howard
Indiana University
Louis Kaczmarek
Delta
Ohio
Kaczmarek
Ben
Hase
Wylie Hall
State of Kansas
Cynthia Krueger
Miss Krueger
Kansas
Colorado Women’s’ College
Lindenwood College
Washington University
St. Louis
Medical Care Research Center of
Donner-Ide
Hazel Nixon
Miami University
Oxford
Bob Jones University
Miss Nixon
Pennsylvania
Harve Rawson
Joyce
Columbus
North Amer
Ican Aviation Company
Rawson
Hanover Plan Works Again For Horners
The Horner family announces the birth of a son, Scott Edward, on June 27, 1963. He weighs 8 pounds 13 ounces. The Horners now have two boys and two girls, with children Joanna, Jeffrey, Heather, and Scott. President Horner calls it good administrative planning. Mrs. Horner calls it luck.
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Classic Hall
John Horner
Scott Edward
Horner
Horners
Joanna
Jeffrey
Heather
Faculty Retreat At Brownstown Camp and Pyoka
Hanover's year began officially with an orientation for new faculty in the administration building. Speakers included President John E. Horner and Deans, followed by dinner. The Thursday retreat at Camp Pyoka explored Teacher Education in the Liberal Arts College with Dr. George Zirkle directing and Dr. Lindley L. Stiles as special guest.
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Hanover
John E. Horner
Laura Norris
Glen L. Bonnett
Frank W. Bilanning
H. J. Haverkamp
Camp Pyoka
Brownstown
Liberal Arts
George Zirkle
Lindley L. Stiles
School of Education
University of Wisconsin
Hanover Hosts Seven Summer Conferences at Hanover College
Hanover College hosted seven summer conferences led by Dr. Robert Bowers as Conferences Manager and Susan Maple overseeing dining. Events ranged from the Presbyterian Synod of Indiana meeting June 12–14 to Camp Farthest Out August 10–17, with youth conferences, a choir, a Christadelphians convocation, and a long-running interdenominational prayer-focused camp founded by Glenn Clark.
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Hanover College
Robert Bowers
Susan Maple
Hanover
Presbyterian Synod of Indiana
Parker Auditorium
Long Gymnasium
Raymond “Dutch” Struck
John E. Horner
Ralph Burress
Donald Morrison
Albert Parker
Glenn Clark
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