Tau Sigma Eta Elects Officers for 1965 Quarter
Tau Sigma Eta honors engineering society held its first quarter meeting January 13 1965 led by President John Sharits Secretary Don Jones Treasurer Delbert Ashkettle and other officers. The group planned a Purdue University field trip and continued free tutoring for freshmen starting January 21 at 7 00 with next meeting set for January 27 at 6 00 p.m.
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Purdue University
Tau Sigma Eta
Public Relations Speech by Heintzelman Delves into PR Face
On Monday evening January 18 at 7 Robert Heintzelman spoke to 34 members of the Sigma Epsilon Business Society about The Face of Public Relations. He outlined three areas PR meaning and impact for businessmen and noted functions values freedom competition and interdependence in today’s field. The talk covered how PR counters majority tyranny and ended with strategy and tactics.
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Robert Heintzelman
Sigma’ Epsilon
Business Society
Heintzelman
Platt Hall Elects Officers for This Quarter
Platt Hall reports officer elections for the quarter with President Rod Keefer and Vice President Douglas Souder. Other posts include Secretary Rodger Norcutt, Treasurer Norman Chrobot, and Reporter Ertle Anderson. Sports rep Mike Cook and Inter-Dorm Council members are Bob Shaftner Eric Anderson Keefer Souder Norcutt Chrobot. Student Council members Dan Seavers Jerry Qnasaki George Hoyer Bill Tiner John Iddings. Social Chairman Sam Sherwin.
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Platt’Hall
Rod Keefer
Douglas
Souder
Rodger
Nor
Eutty
Norman Chrobot
Anderson
Mike Cook
Bob Shaftner
Eric Anderson
Norcutt
Norman
Chrobot
Dong
Dan Seavers
Jerry Qnasaki
George Hoyer
Bill ‘Tiner
John Iddings
Charman
Sam Sherwin
NOTA Tri State Chapter installs new officers and plans trip
NOTA reports a meeting of the Tri State Chapter installing officers President Craig Hess Vice President John Tuttle Secretary William Raupp Treasurer Doug Marshall. A spring field trip to the Port of Toledo was discussed and NDTA regional conference in Chicago invited. An NDTA essay contest offers top prizes 500 300 200 for 2500 8000 word inquiries into transportation problems.
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NOTA
Tri-State
Craig Hess
John Tuttle
William’ Raupp
Doug ‘Marshall
Toledo
Tater
Walter
J. Schuchmann
Indiana
NDTA
Chicago
A.ndta
Donahue
Business ‘Administration Department
Penna Higher Ed loan aid for Tri-State College students
The Executive Director of the Pennsylvania Higher Education Assistance Agency has notified that Tri-State College students from Pennsylvania are eligible to apply for the state loan. Details of the loan can be discussed with Dr Scott.
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Scott
Penna. Higher Education Assistance
Tri-State College
Penna
Dr- Scott
Five Contestants Entered In The Queen Contest
Five major campus organizations submitted contestants for The Queen Contest to be judged by the TS.C. student body at the famous Winter Carnival dining hall on campus. Miss Dayle Toth was entered by the Inter-Fraternity Council, Miss Ginny Miller by the Inter-Dorm Council, Miss Toni Taylor by the Inter-Engineers Society Council, and Miss Martha Carter by the Booster Club.
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T.S.C
TS. C
TriState
Miss
Dayle ‘Toth
Ginny
Miller
Toni - Taylor
Martha
Carter
Seniors to have portraits February ninth and tenth
Appointments for senior pictures are set for February 9 and 10. January 28 and 29 are available for scheduling at Moduhis Office Room 202. Additional notes list various companies and departments in Michigan and Detroit including Cleveland Electric Illuminating and Dow Chemical with fields of study such as ChE CE ME Bus Ad.
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Moduhis
Ford Motor Company
Che
M. E
Bus
Detroit
Michigan
General ‘Motors Corp
Rebb AB
Mutual
Ghnesing
Southfield
Jervis B. Webb
C.E
Timken Roller
Canton
Ohio
State Farm
Firance
West Lafayette
Indiana
Greeks Speak SPD Smoker and Snow Sculpture Plans
The Phi Delt chapter SPD hosted a smoker with new pledges and rumbled through plans for a winter carnival skit and a snow sculpture contest. Winners from the party included Mike Vincont, Lee Laidlaw, Dick Taloni, Rich Kasaba, Von Quidor, Roger Haymond, with prizes like giant watches and a ball and bat. New pledges Bill James and John Nigro joined the PKT house, Bill Strauss receives the first annual xinkey dink ward for Sunday activities, Willy McCorkle earns the Garth award for Friday night actions.
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Brothers
SPD
South College
Burt
Cleveland
A.E
Ken. Siedak
E.E
Bob Pondon
Ron Kemp
Paul Wiese
Drewerys
Mr. Williamson
Angola
Mike
PKT
Lee “Laidlaw
Dick Taloni
Rich Kasaba
Bat. von Quidort
Roger. Haymond
PKT House
Bill
James
D &D
John Nigro
Strauss
Garth
Willy
McCorkle
Pet
Alpha Sigma Phi Fraternity Big Weekend Plans
Alpha Sigma Phi announces a school dance and a post dance party Saturday at Tamarack and Pokagon State Park. The issue congratulates Dave Moon and Warren Eastburn on engagements, notes Black Lantern procession starting in 1965, and lists new pledges David Little and Joseph Breasan. Basketball and bowling teams show early season momentum.
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Tamarack
Pokagon State Park
Dave
Moon
Jane ‘Oliver
Hillsdale
Michigan
Warren
Eastburn
Carol Arts
Newark
Delaware
Yale
Alpha Sigma
Phi
David : Little of
West
Chester
Joseph Breasan
Stratford
N.de
Brotherhood
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Les
Bob
Glass
Winchester
Cleveland Electric Illuminating
Rice Bowl Inn
White's
Tandard
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Steve Bernardelli
Alpha Sigma Phi Fraternity
Lakeland
Square
Marv
Dean
Kiwanis
Mastonico Hall
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