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1969 BETSY MILLIGAN JOHNSON ’70 and a few Hanoverian theater buffs attended the Off-Broadway play, “Bullet for Adolf,” written by WOODY HARRELSON ’83 and his friend, Frankie Hyman. First row (l-r): Jennifer Rhea Davis ’82, BARBARA FARRAR-EVANS ’69; middle row (l-r): Johnson, ALLISON CORRELL RIESTER ’98, President Sue DeWine, Prof. Emeritus of Theatre Tom Evans; back row (l-r): BETTY HOWE ’72, JON RIESTER ’98, TERRY ROBINSON ’74. The play runs through Oct. 21 at New World Stages. You can order tickets at bulletforadolf.com.
Email address changes to: Kelly Hatton at hattonk@hanover.edu To make a gift online: www.hanover.edu/give To discuss a planned gift: Contact Kevin Berry ’90 at 800-213-2179, xt. 6813
From Husky Hoosiers to Panthers
To order a copy of “From Husky Hoosiers to Panthers: Hanover College Athletics,” by Stanley Totten: www.hanover.edu/hanoverbooks
1969 Appalachian State University has named BOB BRINGLE the Kulynych/Cline Visiting Distinguished Professor of Psychology. His post will take effect in August. Previously, Bringle served at Indiana University/Purdue University Indianapolis (IUPUI) as Chancellor’s Professor of Psychology and the executive director of the IUPUI Center for ServiceLearning. An internationally known leader in the field of service-learning, he is a renowned scholar of social psychology with interests in relationships and jealousy.
1971 SUSAN MCGAW FELT writes, “Our children, Amanda and Lucas, have moved back to Phoenix with their spouses and our grandchildren. We now find ourselves with three grandchildren, Grace, 2, Mack, 1, and Finley, six weeks, all in the same area code. I left The Arizona Republic after 30 years and am now coordinator of marketing and communications for the Herberger Institute for Design and the Arts at Arizona State University in Tempe, Ariz. We remain in Phoenix where we have lived since 1981. Ken is a retired stock broker.”
Effective May 2012, the National Association of Surety Bond Producers named CARL DOHN JR. president. The organization is an international trade association in Washington, D.C., which serves a membership of firms representing surety agents and brokers.
1972 Attending the wedding of JOE BEARDSLEY’s daughter, Jackie, at the Crosley Estate in Sarasota, Fla., were ALAN COLLINS, PHIL MULLINS, CHIP NEWMAN, JIM TOBIAN, BEARDSLEY and STEVE VOIVODAS ’73.
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