National Defense Transportation Association Spring Meeting
The first NDTA meeting for spring quarter was held in room 213 in March 81. Officers elected last quarter include President Bill Roupp Vice President Douglas Marshall Secretary Bob Durst Treasurer Tom Gabler Committees were appointed to pursue objectives. A field trip was planned and a major discussion covered a trip to Chicago for the Central Regional Convention at the Hotel Knickerbocker. On April 8, 17 Tri-State NDTA members will attend the convention sponsored by Pure Oil Company and Spector Freight System Inc.
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National Defense. Transportation Association
Bill
Roupp
Douglas “Marshall
Bob’ Durst
Tom
Gabler
Chicago
N.D.T A
Knickerbocker
Tri-State
N.D.T.A
Pure Oil Company
Spector Freight System; Inc
Circle K Club Elects Officers for Remainder of 1965
Circle K on Tri-State campus reports 10 875 members in 576 clubs and announces March 81 Angola Kwanis dinner featuring Dean Rhoads and Governor Warrett Hickman. Officers elected for 1965 include John Councellor president Andy Tershak VP Rod Helwig secretary and Bill Tyner treasurer. Dr Hauck to serve as faculty advisor. First meeting set for April 12 at 7:00 p.m. in library study room.
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Circle
Ecampus
Tri-State
Angola Kwanis
Rhoads
John Councellor
Andy Tershak
Rod Helwig
Bill Tyner
Hauck
Civil “Ngineering
Circle K
Alpha Sigma Phi Plans Another Successful Quarter
Alpha Sigma Phi Brothers push a new quarter with dorm painting planned and outside work ahead at Tri-State. President Nick Santino leads with Bill Yerkey, Bob Lewis, Louis Smith, and Rick Tejan as officers. A large smoker drew over fifty men, with Ray Alwood among notable guests. members Fred Kohler, Kay Heemsoth, Ken Rosenberg, and Dave Little honored. Oldsmobile ticket draw touted. posters and spring transport noted.
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Brothers of Alpha Sigma Phi
Nick 'Santino
Bill Yerkey
Bob
Lewis
Louis’ Smith
Marshall Rick .Tejan
the. Smoker
Brother Ray
Alwood
Alpha Sigma Phi
Tri-State
Fred “Bobo” Kohler
Kay ‘Heemsoth
Fort. Wayne
Ken. Rosenberg
Dave Little
Mystic ‘Circle
Alpa
Sigs
Oldsmobile
Brothershood
Our
Christian Fellowship Reading Table and Lecture
The Inter-Varsity Christian Fellowship sponsors a reading table in library room 104 from March 30 to April 1. Books include Why Believe by A R Short Christianity and Sex by S R Babbage and Miracles. Reverend D T Dale, a campus missionary from Cuba and Japan, will speak on April 6 in library room 102 at 6:00 PM. All interested students welcome. The group invites students to Tuesday meetings and studies the book of Ephesians. Quote for the week is Do your best and leave to God the rest.
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Christian ‘Fellowship
A. R. Short
S. R. Babbage
D. T. Dale
Cuba
Japan
Iver
IVGF
ARBA News Student Chapter Holds First Spring Meeting
The ARBA student chapter at Tri-State College met on March 31 with speaker Frank M. Williams from the Ohio State Highway Department and Perry Ford, discussing Ohio highway history and the role of professional societies for future engineers. A photo for the National ARBA magazine was taken, noting the chapter as the largest in the United States and the world. Officers were president David Gerkin and others. The next meeting on April 7 will feature a Portland Cement Association film Spilling Construction.
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ARBA
Frank M. Willams
Ohio State Highway Department
Ohio
Tri-State
Perry
Ford
Williams
Tri-State College
United States
David Gerkin
James Morley
Harold
Harmon
Frederick N. Vester
Portland Cement ‘Association
Motor Transport Society Holds Regular Meeting
The Motor Transport Society held its 107th regular meeting on March 29 at 7 00 P M in room 213 with President Johnn Tut tle presiding. A film on Cornell University study seat belts was shown followed by a discussion. The next meeting is April 12 with speaker Charles Plank of Hoosier Cartage Company Angola Indiana, a former Tri-State graduate running a local pick up and delivery service.
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Motor Transport’ Society
Johnn’Tuttle
Cornell’ University
Motor “Transport Society
Charles * Plank
Hoosier
Fof Angola
Indiana
Plank
Tri-State
Amateur Radio Club Elects Leaders for Spring Quarter
Tri State College Amateur Radio Club holds first spring quarter meeting with twenty two students, eighteen new licensed operators. Officers: Graham Jones, KSIOS president. Tom Laffey, K9FZG vice president. Clark Miller W9AVZ secretary treasurer. Dick Boswell K8NXZZ station manager. Faculty advisor Loyd Hanson WOYCE station trustee. Goals include refurbishing Ham Shack, joining Military Affiliate Radio System, and contacting operators in all states and at least one hundred foreign countries. Weekly meetings Thursdays at 6:30 in room 103 of the library.
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Tri-State College’ Amateur Radio Club
Graham Jones
KSIOS
Tom Laffey
K9fzg
Clark Miller
W9avz
Dick Boswell
K8nxzz
Loyd G. ‘Han
Woyce
Ham
Shack
Student Wives Club Art for Children Program
The Student Wives Club plans an art program for children on Thursday evening April 8 at Calvary Lutheran Church. Mrs James Fleming guidance counselor at Angola High School will speak on a childs progress through art appreciation and understanding. A demonstration on making simple Easter cards will follow. Hostesses are Cindy Hart Ward and Judy Ward.
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James Fleming
Angola High School
Fleming
Alpha Gamma Upsilon Goes Florida Beach Trip
Six brothers of Alpha Gamma Upsilon visited Florida beaches this past quarter. The Florida sun heated some into lobster red while nightlife was enjoyed, and they left the beach with the line We shall return. They thanked independents who helped make the open smoker a success and invited them to stop by their house anytime.
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Alpha Gamma’ Upsilon
Florida
Spring quarter pledges welcomed by Sigma Mu Sigma
The Spring quarter opened with enthusiasm as Sigma Mu Sigma formally accepted five winter quarter pledges. New members Louis Marseilles Michael Mayer Phil Hula Dale Bowers and Jim Eisler completed pledgeship and achieved scholastic standing. The event occurred on Wednesday March 31 1965.
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Louis Marseilles
Michael‘ Mayer
Phil Hula
Dale Bowers
Jim Eisler
Sigma Mu Smoker Briefs Independents at New House
Sigma Mu held its Smoker for the independents with a good representation and favorable outlooks pledged for the quarter. The event included prayer and a lunch of cold cuts, potato chips, and cakes in the newly decorated house, accompanied by soft music to ease homework tension.
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Sigma Mu
Phi Kappa Theta Initiation at Ferris State College
Last weekend Phi Kappa Theta brothers Steve Bernardelli Adam Taloni and iMike Konabroski traveled to Big Rapids Michigan to assist in initiating a new Phi Kappa Theta chapter at Ferris State College Also noted are marriages between Michigan residents Guy Devine and Miss Jeanne Fassbender and Frank Zenobia and Miss Judy Krotch Bronson with congratulations offered
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Steve Bernardelli
Adam Taloni
iMike‘ Konabroski
Big Rapids
Michigan
Ferris State College
Guy Devine
Jeanne
Frank Zenobia
Judy Krotch
Bronson
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W. Gilmore
Christian Fellowship
The
Dixie Restaurant
West Maurie
Arba News
Motor Transport Society
Amateur Radio Club
Student Wives’. Club
Alpha Gam
Miles Laboratory
Atlas Corp
RCA
Pan :Am
Texeastt
Russ Toggs Ah
Std
Ind
Sigma Mu Sigma
Phi Kappa Theta
White's Drug Store
Public ‘Square
Angola
Coca-Cola
CMC Ui
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