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Newspaper
Hanover College Triangle
Location
Hanover, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Sep 25, 1964
Page
1
About 1000 prospective Hanover students from neighboring states and Alabama visit on campus for High School Acquaintance Day. They attend a General Assembly with greetings from Dr. Horner and Jim Nelson, plus a faculty panel on campus life. Admissions explained, campus tours follow.
Dr. Mark R. Thompson of Westminster Presbyterian Church Scranton will speak at Thursday’s chapel. A Naval Reserve captain and former Navy chaplain, he served in World War II, taught at Lafayette College, and returned to active duty during the Korean War. He has lived in Scranton since 1958 and counts Governor William Scranton among his church members.
A faculty committee selects Creativity and the Critical Response as the theme for Hanover’s first Perspective on America week long program run November 8 through 13. Alfred Kazin will keynote with New York critic Dove Ashton and poet Hollis Summers among speakers. Visitors stay through the day for classes and foreign observers may attend. Coordinating committee includes Dr Edward Lueders chairman William Hopkins Dr Jack McCrary Dr Keith White and Leonard Wilson.
The Hanover College Thea tre selects Julius Caesar for November 6 and 7. Philip Hyde from Kettering Ohio plays Julius Caesar with Calphurnia by Kathy Keith a freshman from Indianapolis. Freshmen John Dornberger from Ft Lauderdale Florida Marcus Antony Randy Smith from Indianapolis Brutus Jim Cunningham Cassius Dave Fairman Casca Crawfordsville Indiana and Indianapolis Indiana. Portia Pam Miller a sophomore from Bridgeville Pennsylvania completes the cast.
Hanover College completes final major project of its 4 million dollar development program begun in 1961 with a 500 thousand dollar residence for 100 upperclass women. Building features lounges recreation room kitchenettes and laundry. modified Georgian design by Mittelbusher and Tourtelot Chicago. Dunlap and Co Columbus served as general contractor. Open house drew parents friends and faculty. rooms showcased in blue coral and yellow.
Hanover College’s Placement Bureau aids seniors in finding jobs and informs on graduate fellowships. The bureau hosts interviews with over 40 corporations and 70 schools annually and coordinates off campus interviews for those unable to attend on campus. Underclassmen and alumni also benefit from early interviews and file-based recommendations.
The Donner Residence Hall shifts from family style to cafeteria service for Freshman class of 1968. New steam cookers freezer refrigerators and a dumb waiter assist staff after chimes grace and first seating by Campus Fellowship. Ward Barter directs weekly menus and praises the new kitchen layout and storage gains.
Hanover College has asked students to sign releases to shield the college from lawsuits over accidents during required off campus travel and extracurriculars. Academic Dean Harold J. Haverkamp says the forms do not erase true negligence but limit liability for incidents beyond control.
Jesse Owens, the Olympic champion and public relations consultant, will address Hanover students in Parker Auditorium on October 1 about facing tomorrow through education and leadership. Owens rose to fame in 1935 with three world track records at Ohio State and capped his Berlin 1936 Olympic success with three different event wins. He has since assisted amateur athletic groups and now travels giving speeches.
YD's Hear Candidates Past-president Larry Helmer opened the Hanover Young Democrats second meeting. Officers for the current year were elected: Joe Luigs president Lucy Frick secretary Bob Paulus treasurer and John Gustafson publicity chairman. The group affiliates with Young Citizens for Johnson.
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