Tri State College Wins 3M Visual Aids Award
Tri-State College is named one of 91 winners from 15 000 educational institutions to receive 3M visual education equipment valued at over 3 000 dollars. The donation, part of 1 500 000 dollar nationwide grant by Office Systems Inc and 3M, will equip classrooms on campus and was presented at a Fort Wayne luncheon attended by college officials and educators.
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Tri-State College
Tri- State College
Office ‘Systems, Inc
Fort. Wayne
Minnesota: Mining. and
Nufacturing Company
St. Paul
Minnesota
United States
Angola High School
Fort. ‘Wayne
In. Fort ' “Wayne
Richard M. Bateman
Tri-State’ College
John, Hammel
Raymond
J. Schultz
Systems, Inc
Fort Wayne
Dr. Batéman
Frederick J. Bogardus
Gilchrist
Cook
Harold R. Hoolihan
Department of General Business
Lucy Emerson
Tri-State
R. W. Gilchrist
Robert I. Cook
School of Business
Fort Wayne Area
A.C. Bernstein
Inc
Arthur
Amt
Indiana
Bishop
Bert
S. Cross
Tri-State Receives Shell and Dow Grants
Tri-State College again participates in Shell Assists third party program with a 1964 grant of 1500 dollars. Dow Chemical Company adds 500 dollars to the fund for Chemistry and Chemical Engineering. Shell Assists allocates 1500 dollars across three 500 dollar segments for general use faculty development and designated faculty support. Dow grant follows its policy of flexible mutual benefit.
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Tri-State College
Iba
Shell. Companies Foundation
Dow. Chemical ‘Company
Tri-State
Shell
Dow Chemical Company
Shell’ “Companies ‘Foundation
Dow ‘Chemical -Company
Department of Chemistry and Chemical Engineering
Richard M. Bateman
David H. Morgan
August Grads Interviewed for Winter Recruitment
Earl J. J. Sharrow director of placement at Tri State College announces the placement office will host August graduates for interviews in the Winter Quarter. Many firms are scheduling now and return in fall, so seniors are urged to use facilities March through August. General Motors will interview January 20 through 24, with seniors able to sign in to speak with recruiters and receive interview assignments for various divisions.
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Earl
J. J. Sharrow
Tri-State
College
Sharrow
General : Motors
Corporation
E Rapresen Dees
Fri
Winter Carnival Opens February 7 at Tri State College
The Tri State College Winter Carnival kicks off Friday February 7 with a Kangaroo Court session in the auditorium. Freshmen must wear green beanies or face prosecution. The weekend features a talent show, Mr TSC and Queen contests, snow sculpture judging, winter dance, and the awards presentation.
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Tri-State
Howard
Gil Ham
Tri- State
Thunderbirds Record Year of Flight License Advances
Tri-State Airport and the Flying Thunderbirds celebrate a record 1963 with 22 students and faculty earning private or student pilot licenses. An upgraded Cessna 150 dual training aircraft with dual controls and radio aided training. Visit the airport to learn flight training details and opportunities available to Tri-State residents.
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Ran ‘Bussie
Tri-State
Flying - Thunderbirds
F.aa
Lewis B.’ Ames
A.E
Charles R. Biter
M.T.A
Timothy
Vosler
Joe E. ‘Brand
Donald S. Caldwell
Paul W. Grauer
M.E
John F
Harlow
Phillip L. Lang
Thomas. J. Minter
Ass't
L.A. Willig
Tri- State
John W. Schulke
Thunderbird
Schulke
Thunderbirds
1963 Yearbooks Paid For Yet Unpicked Up
Thomas C Bowen editor in chief announces that several 1963 yearbooks have been paid for or partially paid for but not collected. Remaining copies, including left overs from last year, may be picked up or purchased in the Publications office, Room 202, Business building.
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Thomas’ .C
Bowen
Publications
Bogardus Names William E. West To Faculty
Tri-State College announces William E West joins as Assistant Professor in Chemistry and Chemical Engineering from Alexandria Virginia after a research contract with Atlantic Research Corporation He holds a BS from Iowa State MS and PhD from Illinois He served in the Navy in World War II and will relocate with wife and three children to Angola West is a member of American Chemical Society Sigma Xi and several honor societies.
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William E. ‘West
Tri-State College
Frederick J. Bogardus
West
Tri-State
Alexandria
Virginia
A. Research
Atlantic Research, Corporation
Martin Company
Baltimore
Maryland
Asa
E. I. DuPont de Nemours and ‘Company
Chambers’ ‘Works
Penns Grove
New. ‘Jersey
Asa’chemical
Philtex Experiment Station
Phillips ‘Petroleum _ Company
Phillips
Texas
Red Oak
Iowa
Iowa State. University
Ames
University of
American Chemical Society
Sigma Xi
Phi Lambda’ Epsilon
Pi Mu. Epsilon
Phi Kappa Phi
U.S. Navy
Ronald
Kathleen
Kenneth
Angola
T.S.C. Student Injured in January Crash Near Auburn
Dwight H. Donaldson a senior EE at T.S.C. was a passenger in Steuben County Commissioner Parker’s car when a two vehicle collision occurred at 10 50 a m one mile north of Auburn on Route 27. Driver Joseph Hurni 22 in a ton Ford pickup slowed to turn left. Parker saw the turn but the truck swerved as he passed, tearing the police car across a lawn into a tree and telephone pole. Donaldson suffered a fractured right ankle and cut lip. Parker had facial lacerations a scraped elbow and possible rib fractures. Hurni was uninjured. The car was a total loss and damages to the pickup were about 500 dollars. Plasma was en route to Elmhurst Hospital for a patient in need.
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Dwight H. Donaldson
Auburn
Donaldson
Steuben
Ronald Parker
Fort
Joseph
Hurni
Parker
N. Wayne
Two Faculty Members Earn Ph D Degrees At Tri-State
Dr de Bogardus dean of faculties announced that two Tri-State faculty members have earned Ph Ds. Robert A Daugherty assistant dean of students received the Ph D in psychology at Wayne State University during midyear commencement on Sunday December 15. George B Hauck chairman of civil engineering completed requirements for a Ph D in civil engineering to be awarded at Northwestern University in June ceremonies.
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de Bogardus
Tri-State
Robert A. Daugherty
Wayne State
University
George
B.hauck
Man’s odd phrase sparks debate at convention
A man who says he “takes” his wife to a convention is likened to a hunter who “takes” the game warden on a hunting trip, a quirky comparison raising questions about language and intent.
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