Senior Class Officers Spring 1964 Election Results
Senior class elections held April 15 1964 selected officers for spring quarter 1964 with President Herman L Stevens Vice President John Steinhoff Secretary George Strassner Treasurer Erich Stapelfeldt Also announced results for the junior class on April 14 with President David S Collins Vice President John E Cook Secretary Ronald C Wenmacher Treasurer Craig Hess The senior class met on April 26 to discuss further matters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leo’ Bianchi
John A. Roccaforte
Lester W
Mueller
Erich A. ‘Staplefelt
Eugene R. McCormick
Alan W. Fisher
George’.D. Strassner
Robert R. Stroope
Jackson Li. Read
Paul ‘I. Patterson
Manfred O. ‘Schaber
Harold B. .Bokley
Herman L. Stevens
John ‘R. Steinhoff
Stanley d
Gaby
Robert E
Walter
Herman, L. Stevens
Steinhoff
Lester W. ‘Mueller
George D. Strassner
Erich A. Staplefelt
Robert R. Stroop
John ‘Steinhoff
George: Strassner
Erich Stapelfeldt
David S. Collins
John E. Cook
Ronald R. Gillett
Ronald ‘C.wenmacher
Philip “J
Ronald C. Weinmacher
Craig Hess
Alpha Sig Lantern Processional Reenacts Silent Tradition
Alpha Sigma Phi brothers reenact the Silent Procession from Yale origins. Cloaked in black robes they march in single file from the library to the house, lanterns lit, in strict silence to honor departed brothers and keep their memories alive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brothers of Alpha Sigma Phi
Yale University
Brothers of Alpha Chapter
alpha sigma ‘#hi
Greek Week Sets April 25 to May 2 Plans
Inter-fraternity Council president Dave Moon announces Greek Week April 25 through May 2, first spring carnival in years. Events include Student Council Spring Dance on May 2, carnival booths by fraternities around campus with games like Pie Throw and Basketball Throw, plus athletic competitions. IFC promoting the week and inviting attendees and their partners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Inter-fraternity Council
Dave Moon
IFC
New Librarian Appointed at Tri-State College Library
Dr Joseph Szerenyi of Ithaca New York is named head librarian at Tri State College Perry T Ford Memorial Library. He will start April 27 after serving as assistant librarian at Cornell and earning a 1962 library science degree from Syracuse. Szerenyi and his wife have three sons and are Hungarian natives who arrived after the 1956 uprising.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Joseph Szerenyi
Ithaca
New York
Tri-State College
Frederick J. Bogardus
Szerenyi
Perry T. Ford
Tri- State
University Law College
Pecs
United’ States
Budapest
Szereriyi
Hungary
United States
Standard. Insulation Company
Gast - Rutherford
New Jersey
Syracuse University
Library Sets New Rules and Penalties Policy
The Library Advisory Committee with the Librarian implements a policy to maximize usage of books and periodicals by enforcing overdue penalties. Overdue notices cost 50 cents, 1.00, and 1.50 for the first three notices totaling 3.00. repeats lead to disciplinary action and possible encumbrance of records.
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Joan
Library
Dean of Students
Distinguished alumnus to speak at Tri-State College club
Alumnus William T. Flanigan of Crawfordsville will be principal speaker at the April 21 meeting of Tri-State College Women’s Club. The event opens with a 6 30 p.m. pot luck dinner at the Albion Production Credit Building. Flanigan, an Inland Wire Products engineer, pastor of Marshall Federated Church and 1962 Indiana Outstanding Young Man, will address at 7 30 p.m. A host of local civic leaders and club members assist with arrangements.
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William T. Flanigan
Crawfordsville
Tri-State College
Robert Cunningham
Albion
Credit Building
Ross’ Butler
Indiana’ ‘American Legion
Flanigan
Indiana ‘Junior Chamber of Commerce
Indiana
Pat Osborne
Herman ‘Osborne
Angola
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Hermann Stevens
Alpha Sig
Will
Swimming Pool Corporation
Montgomery County
The
Red Cross
Rotary Club
American Legion
Byron ‘Cox
Lewistown
Montana
Cambridge
Technical College
England
University .o.Oklahoma
University of Wichita
Garrett Biblical Institute
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