Tri-State Sees Record Turnout in Spring Sports
Tri-State reports record participation across baseball golf and track with 42 men signing for baseball 22 for golf and 20 in track. Notables include pitchers among the baseball hopefuls and returnees like Powers Paylick and LeGault leading track and golf hopes anchored by Jennings Hergenrother Butler Hentzen Elekes. The season kicks with baseball at Indiana Tech April 14 Fort Wayne Hillsdale on April 15 and conference style meets in May with Little State May 14.
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Tri-State
Carce
Vee Powers
Paylick
Edler
Urbanik
Indiana Institute of Technology
Fort, Wayne
Tri
Jennings
Hergenrother
Butler
Hentzen
Elekes
Little State
Lafayette
Lafayette On May’ 14. the Golfers Start Their Season Against ‘Hillsdale
Michigan
Campus Organizations Announce Spring Officers and Events
The Flying Thunderbirds reveal spring quarter officers led by president Steve Morehouse and SAE names Ramsey Jackson honored as faculty advisor since 1952. New SAE officers include Bruce Raymond as president and Bruce Meyers as vice president with Mike Shirley as treasurer. MTA invites members to a training dinner April 6 at Eaton Spring Trout Club with $3.50 banquet price and a field trip to Brown Trailer Company planned. next MTA meeting April 20. Tri-State Students Wives Club holds weekly spring meetings at 8:00 p.m. on the second floor of the 200 Building. Norman Shim demonstrates cake decorating on April 2, and chore boys discussion and plan social on April 9.
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Flying
Thunderbirds
Steve Morehouse
Tom Carman
George Strassner
Ted Kayser
Barney Gorin
Don Caldwell
Triangle
Malcolm Green
SAE
Ramsey Jackson
Bruce Raymond
Carl Meyers
Jim Smith
Mike’ Shirley
Paul Windigler
M.T.A
Motor Fleet
Eaton Spring
Hilton
M.I.A
Brown Trailer Company
Tri-State
Wives’ Club
Norman ‘Shim
I F C Names All Star Basketball Team
Inter Fraternity basketball season ends with eight campus fraternities electing star players. The roster includes forwards Tom Weiner Beta Sigma Chi Mike Stohler Kappa Sigma Kappa guards Willie McCorkle Phi Kappa Theta Jim Ernst Beta Sigma Chi center Red Mills Kappa Sigma Kappa and other honorees.
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Tom
Weiner
Beta Sigma Chi
Mike Stohlér
Kappa Sigma Kappa
Lee Laidlaw
Phi Kappa. Theta
Jack Dean
Phi Kappa Theta
McCullough
Dave Moon
Alph Sigma Phi
ITSC honors four on All-Conference team
Tri-State Engineers and co-champions of the Mid Central Conference place four of five starters on the All-Conference team. Ray Lothery center led in scoring and rebounding, including 35 points against Indiana Tech. Tom Newport, Jim DeHaven, and Don Powers join him, with Steve Swift earning honorable mention.
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Tri-State
Engineers
Ray Lothery
Lothery
Tri-States
Tri- State
Indiana Tech
Fort Wayne
Tom Newport
Newport
Jim DeHaven
DeHaven
Concordia
Don Powers
Powers
A. ,Sloton
Finalists To Represent The EE Group In Contest
Two electrical engineering students Thomas L. Cwynard and Richard R. Medved will present papers at the Fort Wayne E E S meeting at Tri-State College on April 2. One will be chosen to represent the college at Notre Dame Division Region 4 in mid April, with possible oral presentation at a Region 4 meeting in May. Cwynard, from Endwell New York, Medved of Canton Ohio, are in their ninth quarter at Tri-State.
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Thomas L. Cwynard
Richard R. Medved
Fort Wayne
Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers
Tri-State
R. W. Gilchrist
Department of Electrical Engineering
Tri
Notre Dame Division
LE. E.E
Notre Dame
Cwynar
Community Questions Night Set For April 2 Meeting
A note from the continuation on page 1 invites all readers to a Thursday April 2 event at 7:00 pm in Room 613. The session welcomes sports enthusiasts and non drivers, whether foreign or domestic, to join the discussion.
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Roor
Malcolm X Says Armed Defense and Separation in Debate
The article excerpts Malcolm X discussing armed self defense for Negroes, boycott of armed services, tax justice, and a plan for a property settlement in separation from the U S. He advocates reciprocalism over nonviolence, predicts a volatile summer, and remarks the whole country is a southern region in his view. He warns of potential violence including police dogs and brutal tactics.
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Canada
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