Inter-Engineering LES.C. organized to coordinate societies
New campus group named the Inter-Engineering Society Council or LES.C. formed in fall 1964 to coordinate activities among member engineering societies Tau Sigma Eta Civil and Mechanical societies, L.E.E.B., A.L.A.A., Thunderbirds, ARBA, SAE, AS.T.M.E. officers elected, file of speakers films and trips kept for all societies, a joint project sought, representatives to report back and ensure member support.
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Inter-Engineering Society Council
Les.c
Tau Sigma Eta
John Sharits
Civil Engineering Society
Paul Welty
Mechanical Engineering’ Society
Robert DePree
E.B
Charles Beatty
A.la
William Mason
Thunderbirds
Phillip’ Lang
A.R.B.A
James Morley
Chemical Engineering ‘Society
William
Olinghouse
SAE
Gary
Ray ‘As.t.m.e
Harry Westacott
Robert van Huysen
John’ Shatts
IEEE First Meeting Sets 84 Attendance in January 1965
The IEEE opened its first meeting of 1965 at 7:00 with 84 students in attendance. Officers announced: Chairman Frank Zenobia, Vice Chairman Jim Booker, Secretary Larry Warren, Treasurer Paul Wenzel, Student Council Rep Ralph Russo, Booster Club Rep Andy Penrod, Sgt of Arms David Knoor, Modulus and Triangle Reporter Jim Botdorf, Advisor Mr Staudinger. Chuck Beatty reported on ESC progress. Discussion covered queen contest, Winter Festival, constitution and by laws amendments, coffee and donuts followed, and a screening of The Teacher Wore White on vacuum tubes. Next meeting set for January 28 at 7:00 with speaker Mr Spencer BeMent on bio engineering.
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IEEE
Frank Zenobia
Jim Booker
Larry ‘Warren
Paul Wenzel
Student Council
Ralph Russo
Andy Penrod
David Knoor
Triangle
Jim Botdorf
Staudinger
Chuck Beatty
The
Attention C E s As the student chapter opens
The ABBA student chapter invites freshmen to seniors to support its survival. Officers aim to offer progressive programs for members. The next meeting is January 27 at 7 00 in Room 104. A film On the Mage about transportation systems will be shown and Winter Carnival plans discussed.
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C.E
AIAA Meeting Announced for January 28 1965
The AIAA will hold its next business meeting at 6 30 p m in Room 213 on January 28 1965. Prospective members are encouraged to attend this meeting devoted to tentative projects for the current quarter.
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AIAA
Christmas Party Gift Drive at Platt Hall
Residents of Platt Hall held a Christmas party on December sixth where milk and coffee were served by Mrs Nelson. They made cookies and decided to forgo exchanging presents. Instead they donated to the Mental Health Fund, sending several shopping bags full of articles.
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Platt. Hall
Nelson
Platt
International Students' S A Revitalized at Tri State College
The International Students Association of Tri State College held its first winter meeting on January 14, 1965 at 6 00 p m with newly elected officers President Shaljehan Munjee India Vice President Paul Lagault Canada Corresponding Secretary Linval Chung Jamaica Recording Secretary Maria Zapata Venezuela Treasurer Miguel Levy Colombia Student Council Representative Reamonn Costello Ireland Tri Angle reported David Simmons USA The association back revived by Lagault and Rustom Aksora pursued a positive program and energized leadership for all students at Tri State.
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S.A
Colombia
Reamonn Costello
Ireland
Tri
Angle
David Simmons
U.S A
Paul ‘Legault
Rustem “Aksora
Tri-State
Collectivism In One Lesson From The People Yes by Sandburg
Carl Sandburg in The People Yes critiques forced redistribution with a dialogue on dividing wealth and resources. The excerpt questions dividing money land and assets into equal shares and mocks the idea by applying it to livestock. It presents a skeptical view of collectivist proposals through a concise, provocative exchange.
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Carl. Sandburg
Sigma Epsilon Holds First Quarter Meeting Monday
On Monday night January 18 Sigma Epsilon held its first quarter meeting before a large gathering. Guest speaker Mr Robert Heintzelman Tri State publication advisor spoke on Public relations. Highlighting the next meeting on February 1 will be guest speaker Dr LA Willig.
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Sigma ‘Epsilon
Robert + ‘Heintzelman
Tri- State
LA. Willig
Phi Kappa Theta Beats Sigma Mu in Season Opener
Phi Kappa Theta defeats Sigma Mu 67 to 16 in the opening game behind Korbich’s sharp shooting and strong floor play from Bill McCorkle Lea Laidlaw Jack Dean and Jim Huizinga. Phi Kappa Theta shot 58 percent from the field, pulling away after a slow start.
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Phi Kap
Lee
Korbich
Sigma Mu
Sigma
Bill McCorkle
Lea Laidlaw
Jack Dean
Jim’ Huizinga
Phil
Kappa’ Theta
Sigma ‘Mu
Alpha Gam Beats Beta in season opener basketball game
Alpha Gam defeats Beta Sigma Chi 40 to 28 to start the season. After a 6-6 first quarter tie, Alpha Gam pulled ahead 13-6 in the second and led 19-12 at halftime. Tom Miller led with 14 points, Ken Perkins and Warner Heckley added 7, while Beta Sig’s top scorer Gillett had 8. Alpha Gam shot 56 percent from the line. Beta Sig made 21 percent. Next up, Alpha Gam faces Sigma Phi Delta on Monday January 25.
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Alpha’ Gamma
Upsilon
Beta Sigma Chi
Alpha Gam
Beta
Sig
Tom Miller
Ken. Perkins
Warner
Heckley
Howard
Gilliams
Andy Bardos
Beta Sig
Gillett
Beta rSig
Sigma
Phi- Delta
New Sigma Mu Officers Named For Winter Quarter At Greeks
The new Sigma Mu officers are Don Alter president Roger Haymond vice president Jim Schimmel secretary and Earl Orr treasurer Readers note Denny Shewell lost his Pinto Miss Donna Bassman a sophomore at Defiance College Ohio returns from an extended European Asian and African tour The chapter reports a steady stream of roses as three more brothers lost their pins Larry Reiners tied Judy Woodyard Dave Gerkin Mescal Rogers Coral Louden tied Gerald Hilty Also Richard Oeder Ron Robinson and Gordon Evens toured Embry Riddle Aeronautical Institute in Miami Florida The group enjoyed a skiing trip to Boeing Mountain during the first weekend back A party followed the Indiana Tech game and several future events were planned The PET smoker was well attended with thanks to independents who joined the gathering
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Sigma Mu
Don.'Alter
Roger ‘Haymond
Jim Schimmel
Earl Orr
Larry Reiners
Judy
Woodyard
Dave
Gerkin
Mescal
Rogers
Coral Louden
Jereald Hilty
Richard Oeder
Ron Robinson
Gordon Evens
Phi Chapter
SPD
Embry. Riddle. Aeronautical
Miami
Florida
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Newman. Club
Engineering’ Societies
Newman Club
Newman Center
Philip’ Cluass
Bill Eves
Patrick ‘Smith
Don Radger
Ray Feller
U.S.A
Electricals
Spencer
BeMent
University of Michigan
Clark's Barber Shop
Platt Hall
DIXIE
David ‘A. Simmons
Collectivism
Don & Herbs
Sigma Epsilons
Phi Kappa
Theta
Mu Sigma
Alpha
Wyler
Bulova
OMEGA
West Maumee
By Stevs. Bernardelli
Denny Shewell
Pinto
Donna Bassman
Defiance College
Ohio
Europe
Asia
Africa
Roger Haymond
Rog
Lambda
Indiana ‘Tech
PET
Sigma Phi
Rod Day
Detroit
Michigan
David Foca Ossining
N.Y
Dick, Johnson Butler
Indiana
Bob Lewis
Cliffside Park, N. J
Tri-State College
Tamarack MT
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