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Newspaper
Tri State Triangle
Location
Angola, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Feb 02, 1968
Page
5
The A S T M E outlines a snow sculpture project for the Winter Carnival and a February 8 film titled The New World of Stainless. A field trip to ARC Corporation is scheduled for February 13 with a signup sheet in the Mechanical Engineering Department. A speaker from Magnavox is set for February 22 with refreshments after meetings.
Stewart Hall hosts a closed formal dance on Friday February 16 with a live band and recorded music during breaks. Guests include girls from Elkhart Institute of Technology and Manchester College. The hall also plans a snow sculpture and looks forward to Winter Carnival weekend.
Peter Aronhime, IEEE Faculty Advisor, filled in for an ailing speaker and argued for student membership in the National IEEE. The next meeting is set for 7 p.m. Wednesday February 7 in room En 206 with an open invitation to all attendees.
Platt Hall teams eye Inter-Dorm League glory with Platt A led by Paul Lounsbury and Bob Raczyk facing Platt B. Bowling leaders include Stoppers with Jim Pinter and Ed Winczowski aiming to extend first place, while Scholars pursue better scores under coach Jim Palicki and Dave Kincaid.
ASCE News lists a guest speaker E L Clark son Plant Engineer of American Bridge Gary Plant at 7 00 p m February 5 1968 and invites all members and students. It also notes the Sixth Annual Great Lakes Regional Student Chapter Conference at Rose Polytechnic Institute February 16 17 with Tri-State representation and five industry speakers. details from the Civil Engineering bulletin board or Department Chairman Dr Hauck.
The 2nd winter meeting elected Louis Leet as President and Keith Biehl as Vice President with R. Scott-Jones as Secretary and Don Cross as Treasurer. New Link Trainer, Cessna 150 overhaul, and Skyhawk rate adjustments announced. Naval instructor may offer free rides at Tri-State Airport. meetings at BH229 Wednesdays 6:00 p.m.
Alwood Hall schedules a February ninth dance in Stewart Hall dining room from eight to twelve with free entry for residents and a limited fee for guests. The event, organized by the Atwood social committee, features guests from Elkhart Technical School and Spring Arbor College. Basketball fans expect a rematch after a mixed score in a prior Alwood A versus B game led by captains Mike McCammack and Bob Shipley.
The International Students Association held its second quarterly meeting on Thursday January 25. Nabi Olumee gave an interesting talk on Afghanistan. The group plans a February 8 meeting with a discussion on India.
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