Class of 1994 Reunion
Class of '94 Reunion – Left to Right
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Row 1: Beth Connolly Searcy (reunion co-chair), Mike Searcy (reunion co-chair), Thomas Powell, Mike Rivera, Garth Goodlett, Wendi Creech Goodlett
Row 2: Kathy Taylor Tomes, Jennifer Adams Gray, Marci Royalty, Kelly Vargo Bowe, Sarah Palenik Harris, Suzanne Austgen Lamb, Tricia Bruce Behringer, Jeanna Fain Kleinhelter, Kris Nuss Paison, Erica Redenbaugh Minnette, Wendy Welsh McClain, Kimm Mundy Mobley, Kristen Walker Barada
Row 3: Shannon Jett-Fischer, Jen Heidorn, Jodi Beimesche Henry, Kristin Doering Tracy, Susan Meredith Clark
Official Registration for Homecoming 2009 has begun! Those names marked with an asterik (*) have registered and paid in full. Registration Options: (online, by mail, or by phone) Apply online at: http://www.hanover.edu/alumni/alumnievents/homecoming/homecomingreg
Saturday, October 3, 2009
Friday Night Gathering: Joey G's Restaurant & Nightclub at 218 E. Main Street / 7:00pm
Saturday, October 3, 2009
11:00am '94 Class Reunion - Tent at L.S. Ayres Field tailgating lot
(Lunch - $5/person: Brat or Burger/Chips/Beverage)
11:30am Class reunion photo (complimentary to classmates in the photo)
Post Game: '94 Reunion Tent at L.S. Ayres Field tailgating lot until 6:00 pm
(Shoebox in the event of rain)
1994 Memory Book
College Life in 1994
Enrollment was 1,044 during the Fall term and 988 during the Winter/Spring term with a faculty and staff of over 150 on a campus of 630 acres. There were 34 buildings on campus including the new maintenance building out on the highway.
Tuition was $7,450, room was $1,340, board was $1,850, and fees were $300 per year. Linen service cost $20 and insurance was $125. There were laboratory fees for certain courses.
Each individual had possession of a key to the side and main doors of his or her living unit at all times. Room keys were issued for the protection of personal property.
The front door of each living unit was locked at 7:00 p.m. All other doors remained locked 24 hours a day.
Guests of the opposite sex could visit students in their rooms Sunday through Thursday noon until midnight and Friday and Saturday noon until 2 a.m. Guests had to be escorted by a resident of that building at all times.
No food or beverage was to be taken out of the Campus Center dining room. Shoes and shirts were required to be worn there at all times.
Students were not to have pets, firearms, intoxicating beverages, or drugs in the room. One refrigerator, one television, and one stereo were allowed per room in all living areas. The volume of stereos had to be kept at a minimum out of consideration for others.
No tape, tacks, screws, or nails were to be put on or in the walls. Waterbeds, loft, and weight-lifting equipment were not allowed. Painting of the walls was prohibited.
Cable television service was provided by the college for the lobby television in each living unit. It could not be secured by individuals. All students were allowed to use solid-state sets in their rooms. No sunlamps, electric blankets (except in rack rooms), microwaves, or portable heaters were allowed.
All sophomores, juniors, and seniors could have cars on campus. Freshmen were not permitted to have cars on campus unless special circumstances warranted an exception. Cars were not to be driven or parked on lawns or walks.
Telephones were in each room.
All student organizations or living unit fund raisers, events, functions, dances, meetings (excluding regular business meetings), on or off campus, had to be scheduled at least two weeks in advance with a Campus Scheduling Form obtained at the Campus Center desk. Cancellations or changes also had to be made two weeks in advance.
Hanover Traditions: No smoking on campus.
1994--Memories of Hanover
Playing sand volleyball behind the fraternity houses. Wiffle Ball tournament at the Lambda Chi House. Cheering on the volleyball team. Frisbee golf. Senior comps and the fun afterwards.
-Corky Beatty
I have so many wonderful memories of my time at Hanover! I remember attending class lectures on the Point during the spring, dancing at football games in the fall, Homecoming fun and Greek Week, the Chi-O's, staying up late to study, grabbing a snack at
-Kelly Collier Cleland
Great friends, faculty, and staff; frisbee golf, and sand volleyball.
-Chris Lucas
Many good times had with many good friends. I made a lifetime of memories!
-Erica Redenbaugh Minnette
roller blading around the Point, hiking, parties at Beta and Phi Delt houses, sorority rush-stealing fraternity composites, Spring Term, Spring Break at Panama City, playing Bunco at the Phi Mu house all night long, playing 'I never' with Woody Harrelson
-Kris Nuss Paison
Sledding on the Point; rooming in the ADPi house with Beth McLennan and Richelle Thompson; graduating
-Heather Kennedy Roberts
Dancing in the rooms at the Lambda house, Dance Team practices, meeting my husband & meeting all of my wonderful college/lifelong friends
-Allison Reetz Rose
Meeting my wife, Rachel, tops the list. Lifelong friendships developed at the Phi Delta house. The many hours spent on the baseball field. Not having a clue how much I was actually learning at the time and how it would help me in my career.
-Scott Stafford
Meeting and falling in love with my future husband, Jason. Making life-long friends. Mid-night runs to Pride Market or Taco Bell during finals. Candlelight ceremonies. Spring term sand volleyball. Spring break - the tradition continues. The rack room.
-Alicia Lynch Stevens
Motorcycle rides through Clifty Falls, Alpha Delta Pi serenading, Walks along the river, Dancing on furniture, bed races, Spring term and great friendships
-Suzan Grapis Sudlow
As I sit down and look back on my memories of Hanover, a flood of people and places start to fill my head and I realize that it is virtually impossible to describe what my experience at this institution has meant to me.
-Kristin Doering Tracy
Cross Country meets, College House, parties with John at Sigma Chi, and walks to The Point.
-Jennifer Boettcher Winkler
Volleyball road trips, hanging out with friends, late night trips to see the witch or to fork Franklin College
-Kristen Ochs Yaden
