Societies Assemble for Tri State Campus Relations
Frank M Zenobia reports a January 18 meeting at the Triangle office to strengthen ties among campus organizations on Tri- State. Attendees will learn how writers will cover quarterly functions, with emphasis on all representatives attending future gatherings announced in the Triangle.
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Triangle
Tri- State
Winter Quarter Motor Transport Society Holds First 1965 Meeting
The Motor Transport Society held its first Winter Quarter meeting on January 11, 1965 in Room 213. Officers were elected: President Bill Roupp, First Vice President John Tuttle, Second Vice President Doug Marshall, Treasurer David Ockly, and Secretary Tom Gabler. A Spring field trip was planned and guest speaker Raymond J. Glasch of Tri-State Traffic Bureau discussed traffic consultancy and freight claims. The next meeting is January 25, 7:00 PM, Room 213. open to all transportation students.
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Bill Roupp
John’ Tuttle
Doug Marshall
David’ Ockly
Tom Gabler
the Society
Raymond J. Glasch
Tri-State Traffic
Fort: Wayne
Indiana
Glasch
Cameron Hall Elects Officers at November 1964 Meeting
Cameron Hall held elections for winter and spring quarters at the November 1964 meeting. Officers elected were Dave Pepin as president, Gene Staszewski as vice president, and Rich Brown as secretary-treasurer.
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Cameron
Dave Pepin
Gene Staszewski
Rich Brown
Civil Engineering Society holds first Winter Quarter meeting
The Civil Engineering Society opened its Winter Quarter on January 11 1965 introducing new officers led by President R K Landis and Advisor Dr Hauck. A wind loads film by Bethlehem Steel was shown in the new Civil Laboratory and members learned about the upcoming Civil Engineering Handbook. A January 25 meeting will feature Gordon K Hagadorn on interviews and employer expectations for engineering graduates.
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R. K. Landis
D. Harmon
P. Welty
R. Fruehaus
Sec
DL Marangoni
Triangle
F.’ Vester
D. Gerkin
R.tuttle
Modulus
Civil Engineering Society
the Civil Engineering Society
Systems, Inc
Bowling Tips to Improve Your Score Pocket Reference
A compact brochure offers bowling tips to raise college student scores. AMF Bowling Products Group advertises the pocket guide for College Bowling in Westbury NY 11591.
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A. Handy
Pocket
AMF
Bowling
Westbury
N. S
PRT announces winter quarter officers and new brothers
The fraternity lists winter quarter officers led by President Steve Bernardi and officers Bill McCorkle treasurer Lee Korhich and Paul Burns secretary. New brothers include Bill Strauss Lansford PA Mike Vincent Auburn NY Bill Phillips Dearborn MI Darrell Katovsich South Bend IN Dennis Katovsich South Bend IN Bill Mallan Harrisburg PA Bob Mozes Bridgeport CT Adam Talon Stanford CT. Congratulations to Phi Kappa Theta for their IFC record and to Kappa Sigma Kappa for the upcoming smoker on January 19 with food prizes and dancing girls.
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PRT
Steve.Bernardelli
Bill ‘McCorkle
Lee Korhich
Paul Burns
Bill Strauss
Lansford
Mike Vincent
Auburn
N. Ys
Bill Phillips
Dearborn
Mich
Darrell Katovsich
South Bend
Dennis Katovsich
Dennis Katovsich, “South Bend, Ind.; Bill Mallan, Harrisburg, Pa. ; ‘Bob Mozes
Bridgeport
Conn
Adam ‘Talon
Stanford
New
Phi Kappa
Theta
IFC
John Klosowski
Alice
Wetzel
Upper Darby
Jack Dean
Nanicy Mast
Ind
Pam Salvadore
Willie McCorkle
PET
Sigma
Mu Sigma
Kappa Sig
Ron Krawiec
Mick ‘Walters
Rod Mills
Kappa Sigma Kappa
Rifle Team Forming Seeks Local Guard Competition
An appeal invites interested people to form a small bore rifle team. Contact Clay Warnce at 302 South West Street. If formed, practice and competition will be held about two evenings monthly. Initial dates set. team may meet with the local National Guard unit and possibly other schools.
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Clay Warnce
West Street
National Guard
Teenage girl helps, boy returns book with chivalry still alive
A teenage girl drops her book and a teenage boy kicks it over to her, reflecting a small act of courtesy that suggests chivalry may still exist among teens.
Student Wives Visit Tri State College Warren Club
Members of the Student Wives Club of the College are guests of the Tri State College Warren's Club for a program titled Fashion Is Our Business. Lucille Whitman of Rainbow Beauty Salon will be the speaker. The meeting opens at eight in the Glamour Room on the salon's second floor. Mrs M L Rutter presides.
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Student Wives Club
Tri- State College Warren
M.L. Rutter
Our
Lucille ‘Whitman
Rainbow Beauty Salon
Glamour
Whitman
Hair
National Hairdressers ‘and Cosmetologists ' ‘Associa
National figure appears on multiple programs across levels
A prominent public figure has been featured on numerous national and state programs, highlighting widespread engagement with audiences at multiple levels. The appearances underscore the individual's appeal and influence across diverse platforms and audiences.
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Tion
Modulus Yearbook Staff Meeting Friday Evening
A Modulus staff meeting is scheduled for Friday January 45 at 4 00 PM in room 201 for all interested in working on the yearbook. Attendance not required for business draft.
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Modulus
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Frank M. Zenobia
Frank M
Zeriobla Organization
Motor Transport Society
Maumee
Recorders
JAX Music Center
Cameron Hall
the New Civil Engineering. Society
Lakeland
Mary
Dean
Dixie Restaurant
West Maumes
Roger's Drug Store
Angola
Jimmy Stewart
Lee Remick
F.S.C
Public
TECH
Tri-State Jackets
Jarrard