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Newspaper
Tri State Triangle
Location
Angola, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jan 20, 1967
Page
2
Editorial invites student support for Carnival Weekend events including ice skating races broom hockey and tobogganing with a Pancake and Sausage Breakfast in the Old Cafe Saturday morning January 11 from 8 to 11 AM. It urges student backing to improve campus life at TSC.
The second President's Breakfast was held Tuesday morning. President Bateman answered student questions on Tri-State's growth plans including Yield House and new buildings while noting rising administrative costs and a projected $3000 tuition for 1972.
A black box labeled Skull and Bones appears in the Old Cafe for questions on school policies activities and dorm life. A future box will appear in the New Cafe and all inquiries will be answered by a Skull and Bones C.O.A. member with names kept confidential.
Tau Sigma Eta, an honorary engineering society, held its first winter quarter meeting on January 11. New members were elected, meeting requirements include four quarters of study a 3.1 GPA and at most five grades of zero. Officers announced Ronald Richter president Jerry Kline secretary Clyde Snidaker treasurer. Faculty adviser Rowley will continue. Next meeting January 25 at 6 00 p m room 610 for initiation.
Circle K International extends welcome to new and returning students at Tri State for the winter term. The club reports two meetings this year and invites all interested to Thursday 7:00 p.m. meetings in room 617. Officers elected include James L. Kiser president and Ben Chambers 1st vice president. Dr Bogardus named sponsoring Kiwanis Club president. Threkeld vice president. King secretary. others listed as officers for the quarter.
A fragmented college weekly from Tri State College Antola Indiana lists staff roles Sports News credits Joe Sullivan editor Bill Holloway photographer Dennis Haldiman circulation Brian Smith and Jim Sexton Ange Marcone Bill Conley and Professor Michael Nyikos as advisor with advertising rates for national display Loreal display and classified at $1.25 to $1.45 per column inch and 0.10 per agate line.
The editorial argues for using public school gymnasiums and facilities after hours and in summer to serve the modern community. It notes costs remain low per capita versus duplicating staff and facilities and stresses the need for supervision and maintenance to turn schools into neighborhood recreation centers.
The American Society of Tool and Manufacturing Engineers resumes activity with officer elections. Will Medlin chairs, Clark Moore is 1st vice, Max Klaus 2nd vice, Warren Sunningham secretary, Tom Josche treasurer, Ike Bonecutter student senate rep. A field trip is set for Thursday night January 26 at 6 30.
A new officer recalls serving as bond officer in his first base bond drive. He reports delivering an energetic sales pitch to an airman who hesitated and asked if he would lend 300 billion dollars to a friend in debt, highlighting the awkward moment.
The Alpha Gamma Upsilon house at 115 South Darling reports a quieter weekend with private events. Earlier in the week elections settled minor offices while basketball and bowling kept members active. officers elected last quarter include Dennis Archebald as President Ron Robinson as Vice President Jim Sweiger as Treasurer and Ron Stroope as Corresponding Secretary.
The Phi Kappa Theta brothers extend sincere congratulations to the men of Kappa Sigma on their initiation as an active chapter. They express confidence Kappa Sigma will maintain fine work as a chapter within the national fraternity.
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