Winter pledge banquet sparks Alpha Sigma Phi at Tri-State
The winter quarter pledge banquet at Silver Springs Lounge honored David Little as pledge honoree. A Snow White themed post banquet party at the chapter house followed. Three spring quarter graduates are Dave Moon Al Misch and Bill O Donell. New officers elected Nick Santino president Bill Yerkey vice president and Rick Tejan pledge marshal. The group aims to elevate Alpha Sigma Phi to top status on Tri-State College campus.
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Silver Springs
David’ Little
Chapter House
Snow White and
the Seven
Ken Rosenberg
Bill
O'Donell
Ken
Everting
Dave Moon
al ‘Misch
Bill’ O'Donell
Tri-State
Nick Santino
Bill’ Yerkey
Rick Tejan
Alpha ‘Sigma, Phi
Tri-State College
Sigma Epsilon Elects Officers
Sigma Epsilon elects officers for the spring quarter. President Neil Mathers First Vice President Ron Cave Second Vice President Paul Anderegg Treasurer Phil Weiler Secretary Kester King Don Alter thanks officers and members. Spring quarter field trip to South Bend needs signups. 20 minimum. Sign in 200 building or see Dave Ashbaugh.
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Sigma Epsilon
Neil Mathers
Ron Cave
Paul
Dave ‘Ashbaughi
Motor Transport Society Dinner and Officers Installed
The Motor Transport Society held a combined dinner at the Rice Bowl in Angola on Monday night with wives in attendance. New president John Tuttle introduced officers Doug Marshall Tom Gabler Dave Ockuly and Bob Durst He outlined spring events including a seat belt project and a field trip to Roadway Express and the Port of Toledo on May 4 1965 with slides from Donahue and Ockuly. Doug Marshall modeled a Korean costume as part of a light entertainment program.
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National Defense “Transportation
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Angola
Bill Roupp
Society
V. P
Doug Marshall
Tom Gabler
Dave’ Ockuly
Bob, Durst
Seat Belt Company
Roadway Express
Port of
Toledo
Dave Ockuly
Prof. Donahues
Far’ East
Donahue
Shindig at Alwood Hall Draws Crowds on Wednesdays
Alwood Hall hosts a weekly TV variety show titled Shindig attracting about 50 Tri-State students each Wednesday at 8:30 pm in the hall’s TV room. The audience fills chairs, tables and floors as music soothes the anxious midweek viewer crowd.
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Alwood Hall
Atwood
Hall- TV
Tri-State
Gerean
Spring Fashions Featured at Tri-State Women’s Club Night
The Tri-State College Women’s Club guest night on Wednesday March 17 features spring fashions and hair styles for all ages in the Glamour Room Rainbow Beauty Salon West Maumee Street. Mrs Martin Rutter presides with J W McClellan arranging the program assisted by Gerald Colaner and Kenneth Steele. Hostess chair B E Sunday leads the committee including Heintzelman Hippensteel Siefker and Strawser. members to confirm guest counts.
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Tri-State College
J. W. ‘McClellan
Gerald’ Colaner
Kenneth Steele
B. E
Robert Heintzelman
Peter Hippensteel
Don .Siefker
Wade Strawser
Circle K Seeks Campus Service Growth and Self Development
Circle K presents itself as an opportunity for joint and individual participation in activities serving humanity and campus community betterment. Membership open to all interested students. President Steve Laufer announces directors John Councillor Andrew Tershak and Pat Bires to reorganize the club set policy activities and propose spring officers.
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Circle K
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John Councillor
Andrew Tershak
Aid
Pat Bires
Tri-State College Wives Club Hosts After Concert Coffee Hour
Members of the Tri-State College Student Wives Club will host an informal coffee hour after the Caledonia in concert on Thursday evening March 25. All married students and their wives are invited to attend at Calvary Lutheran Church. The event is a social project of the Tri-State College Wives Club, whose membership is open to wives of students.
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Calvary ‘Lutheran Church
St Dents
Investment Club Performance On March 9 Update
The article reports on Junior and Senior Investment Clubs, noting Juniors show a 12 percentage point gain while Seniors rise by 4 points. Stock holdings and share counts are cited as factors affecting dollar value changes. Specific stocks such as Atlas Cont, RGA, Korvette, Falstaff, and Udylite appear with percentage moves.
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Atlas
RGA
J. A
Abe
Dorie
Portsfolio
A. L. A. A. Meeting Set for March 11 1965
The A L A A announces an important business meeting of the ATAA for the election of officers for the Spring Quarter. The session will be held Thursday March 11 at 6 30 p m in room 213. All members are urged to attend.
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