A R B A Program Report Meeting Summary
The January 27 student chapter meeting reported by chapter representatives to LES C and the Student Council. A one dollar quarterly fee to cover immediate expenses was approved. It was announced no student participation in the college festival variety program will occur in the future. Faculty concerts will replace them. The film The Big Lift was shown. Next meeting February 10 at 7:00 p.m. in Room 104 with Mr. Foster from the Ohio Highway Department as speaker.
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Les.c
L.E.S.C
Le.s.c
Foster
Ohio Highway Department
IEEE Winter Quarter Meeting Seeks Member News Paper
The second IEEE meeting of the winter quarter opened at 7 05 PM January 28 1965 with reports from Secretary Treasurer Year Book Booster Club and IESC. A proposed IEEE newspaper for members was discussed and guest speaker Spencer Begent from the University of Michigan spoke on bioengineering.
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IEEE
IESC
Society
Jerry Wenzel
Spencer Begent
University ’ of Michigan
Be Ment
BeMent
JEEE
Jim Botdorf
Investment Club Purchases by Class Groups
The fragment notes investments by Senior, Junior and Sophomore classes with stock purchases and percentages. Seniors report 85 percent at Miles Laboratory and 81 percent at RCA. Juniors show 43 percent at Standard Oil of Indiana and 42 to 40 percent at Swing Line. Sophomores indicate no purchases yet as of this writing.
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Pri
Miles ‘Laboratory
BLM
Atlas’ CP
BM My R.C.A
Standard . Oil of Indiana
CE's Get New Lab
Two labs Soil Mechanics and Structural Mechanics move from the 300 building. Two new labs under construction for Sanitary Engineering and Hydraulic Engineering join the department's updated curriculum. The project unifies a scattered department and makes space in the 300 building for Chemical Engineering.
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Chemical Engineering
Chemical Banquet Set By Engineering Society
The Chemical Engineering Society votes to hold its quarterly banquet on February 8 at 6 30 p m at Silver Springs two miles west of Angola on U S 20 A guest speaker will be Mr Herb Pyles of General Tire Company Akron Ohio Tickets are 250 per person Transportation will be provided for those without.
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Mike’.Casey
Chémical, Engineering Society
Silver. Springs
Angola
U.S
Herb Pyles
General Tire ‘Company
Akron
Ohio
Circle K Interest Ad Encourages Campus Service
John Councellor invites students to join Circle K on campus. It promises leadership, service, and civic-minded aims. Objectives include cooperating with administrators, promoting fellowship and scholarship, and fostering intelligent citizenship and public spirit.
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Circle K
Tov
Civil Engineer- And Proud Of It By N Vester
Frederick N Vester argues the public misrecognizes civil engineers and the field's vast impact on infrastructure. He questions public understanding of who designs builds and manages highways airports harbors bridges and power plants and urges engineers to communicate clearly to inform citizens. Condensed from Civil Engineering Magazine by Wallace Chadwick president ASCE.
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America
Wallace
Chadwick
ASCE
Tri-State Student Wives Club Elects Officers
The Tri-State Student Wives Club met in January 1928 and elected officers to serve until June. Officers: President Carolyn Webb, Vice President Margaret Fitz, Secretary Kathy McHale, Treasurer Jan Johnson, Refreshment chairman Sandy Barnard. A ceramics demonstration was planned but guest Mrs Mason Wyatt was ill. it will be rescheduled. Planned events include an ice skating party February 7 at Cindy Hart’s home and a Family Potluck February 26 at Calvary Lutheran Church with Margaret Fitz and the executive committee coordinating.
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Tri- State Student Wives Club
Carolyn. Webb
Margaret ‘Fitz
Kathy McHale
Jan: Johnson
Sandy Barnard
Mason Wyatt
Calvary
Margaret
Fitz
Cindy Hart
Margaret Bitz
Steuben County
Earl Sharrow
Tri-State
Calvary Lutheran Church
Phi Kappa Theta Defeats Beta Phi Theta in Season Opener
Phi Kappa Theta defeated Beta Phi Theta 57 to 38 as strong rebounding and solid shooting propelled the Phi Kaps to a decisive win. Jasensky led scoring with 579 shooting average, Lea Korbich added 11 points and Jack Dean 10. After a 15-9 first quarter Phi Kap surged and never trailed, setting up a 3-0 record with a game against Sigma Phi Delta next week.
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Phi Kappa Theta
Beta Phi Theta
Chuck
Jasensky
Phi
Kap
Lea’ Korbich
Jack Dean
Phi Kap
Phi Kaps
Sigma ‘Phi Delta Ie
Alpha Gamma Upsilon Pledges Winter Quarter Class
Alpha Gamma Upsilon announces its 65 winter quarter pledge class of 14 members. Named are Bill Eves Buffalo N Ye Ron Whit Jock Cincinnati Ohio Steve Hoffman Anderson Indiana Myron Perry Ridgeway Ohio Cliff Gibbs Fremont Ohio Drew Bitner Mill Hall Pennsylvania Jim Good Hamlet Indiana Tom Smith Elkhart Indiana Warren Cunningham Beaucon Falls Connecticut John Bricker Bryan Ohio Dale Dalton Bristol Connecticut Rusty Akora Istanbul Turkey Mike Snyder Millheim Pennsylvania Bill McGarry Butler Pennsylvania We invite independents to visit the house after open and closed smokers.
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Gamma Upsilon
Bill Eves
Buffalo
Ron Whit
Jock
Cincinnati
Ohio
Steve Hoffman
Anderson
Indiana
Myron
Perry
Ridgeway
Cliff
Gibbs
Fremont
Drew Bitner
Mill Hall
Pennsylvania
Jim ‘Good
Hamlet
Tom Smith
Elkhart
Warren Cunningham
Beaucon Falls
Connecticut
John, Bricker
Bryan
Dale
Greeks Speak Variety Show Award Recipients Named
Steve Bernardet reports Weiner BSX receives Garth Award for big activities in the variety show last Friday night Gary Ray of SPD and runners up Larry Starkweather KSK Robin Bryan ASP are praised Beta Sigma Chi wins second place for snow sculpture The Greek men anticipate further display next weekend with trophy glory hoped for by every house
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Steve Bernardet
Tom
Weiner
BSX
Garth
Gary Ray
SPD
Tri-State
Larry. Starkweather
KSK
Robin Bryan
ASP
Beta Sigma
Chi
Kappa Sigs
Beta Sigs win Friday night skit at Tri-State College
The Beta Sigma Chi group placed first with a satire about Tri-State College life featuring Dean Steve Laufer and senior Tom Wiener. Scenes spanned dorms, library, lunch line, canoe race, and classroom with students and faculty spotlighted. Kap pa Sigma Kappa took second. engagements announced for Dave Ockly and Don Drennen with others.
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Sig
Tri-State College
Steve Laufer
Spatholt
Tom Wiener
Tri-State
Mike Harrison
Doug Marshal
Tri. State
John Nessler
Afetéria
Beta’ Sigma Chi
D. J
Hugh Johnson
Kappa Sigma Kappa
Dave Ockly
Big Rapids
Ohio
Diane ‘Wyatt
Angola
Ind
Don Drennen
Massilon
Phyllis
Edgecomb
Wayne
Don Beck
Pekin, Il
Jost. His. Pinto
Evelyn Hass
Pekin
Beta Sigs Nip Kappa Sigs In Close 53 49
Beta Sigs defeated Kappa Sigs 53 to 49 in a tightly contested game with a six point spread at most. Frank Caswell led BEK with 23 points, Ron Gillette added 12, while KEK top scorer had 18 points.
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Beta Sigs
Kappa: Sig
Beta Sig
Steady
Con ‘Sistent
BEK
Frank Caswell
Ron Gillette
Layer
KEK
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A‘r.b.a. Program Report
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Miller
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Beck Body Shop
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Don & Herbs
Frederick, N. Vester
Bassett Restaurant
Willy McCorkle
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Alpha Gamma Upsilon Pledges
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Theta
Kappa
Sigma
Sigma Phi
Gamma’ Upsilon
Sigma Mu Sigma
Delta
Alpha
Phi ‘Beta
Phi Theta
Alpha, Sigma
Phi’ Kappa “Theta
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Kraber
Alpha Sigma Phi
Phillips
Kappa‘ Theta
Alph Sigma Phi
Alpha Sigma’ Phi Vayare
Sadler
Barabus
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