Bowen Takes Council Election Peterman Resigns Coaching Post
Peterman, Tri-State College basketball coach since 1961, resigns to take a similar post at Earlham College Richmond. Effective at spring quarter end in June, he leaves a 43–19 record and 1962-63 Mid Central Championship with a strong three season run. Dr. Bateman praises his coaching and notes Peterman also served as assistant director of athletics and physics instructor. Peterman came to Tri-State from Butler University where he earned degrees and led the varsity for four years. Four Tri-State players earned All-Conference honors as the team tied ITT for the league title with 16 wins this season.
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Mark
Peterman
Tri-State
Bate
Tri-State College
B.J. Mummert
Butler University
Butler
Hilton A. Brown
Sigma Chi Fraternity
Tri- Staters
Tri-Staters
Indiana
Kappa Sigma Kappa Captures League Trophy
Kappa Sigma Kappa won the inter fraternity league title finishing the season undefeated at 7 0. The team was led by Chuck Dowd Mike Stohler Dick Dowdell Jim Peters and Rod Mills. Strong shooting balance and floor play carried the squad to the season crown.
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Kappa Sigma Kappa
Kappa’ Sigs
Chuck Dowd
Mike Stohler
Dick Dowdell
Jim’ Peters
Rod Mills
Kappa
Exams Announced for Federal Jobs in Midwest States
A March 2 1964 notice from the Chicago Region US Civil Service Commission announces examinations for Electric Accounting Machine Supervisor and Project Planner with salaries from 4690 to 9980 dollars yearly. No written test. applicants judged on experience. Details in Announcement CH-3(1964) from US Civil Service Commission Main Post Office Building Chicago IL 60607. Francis Wayland Brown University addressed a class on Proverbs wisdom. a student challenged their remark.
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Illinois
Indiana
Kentucky
Michigan
Ohio
Wisconsin
Chicago
U. S. Civil’ Service’ Commission
Civil Service
Commission
Main
Ilinois
Placement Activities Lists Several Summer Jobs Across Firms
A dated roster of placement activities lists multiple engineering and business administration summer employment opportunities. Employers include General Motors Corp in Detroit and Lansing, Michigan, along with Associated Spring Corporation in Plymouth, Michigan. Express Inc in Taylor, Michigan. Toledo Edison in Toledo, Ohio. Gibson Refrigerator Division and Hupp Corporation in Michigan. Roles target E E power, M E, and Bus Ad, with connections to M E and general business administration. The list cites institutions in South Bend Indiana and broader regional firms, indicating upcoming summer employment prospects for students in related fields.
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Prs
Oldsmobile
Lansing
Michigan
E.E
M.E
General Motors Corp
Detroit
M E
Bus
Ae Associates. Investment
South
Four New Sports Films From Association Films Inc
Association Films Inc offers four 16mm sports films from its Free-Loan library for viewing by groups willing to pay mailing postage. Titles include Basketball Fundamentals featuring Jack Twyman with Royals and Lakers action, Batting with Ted Williams on hitting and stance, Tarpon Fishing with Williams on tackle and big fish, and Duck Hunting with Williams on calling and shooting in Arkansas.
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Association Films, Inc
Association
Inc
Madison Avenue
New York
Jack .Twymen
Cincinnati Royals
Boozer
Arlen Bockhorn
Wayne Eby
Adrian Smith
Hibit
The
Royals
Los Angeles’ Lakers
Cincinnati Gardens
Cole
Ted
Williams
Boston Red Sox
Wiliams
Wil
Ted Wiliams
Pin Oak
Stuttgart
Arkansas
Iriutes
Professor mispronounces student name ends with lesson
A Dartmouth English professor, famed for pronouncing foreign names, calls rolls on opening day of fall term. One student, Dark-haired and unnamed, remains uncalled until after class when he reveals his name is Bluesky and he is American Indian.
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Dartmouth
Bluesky
Lee Laidlaw To Serve As Council Treasurer
Student Council elections finalized Spring and Summer offices. Lee Laidlaw named treasurer. Tom Bowen elected vice president from the floor at the last Winter Quarter meeting. Laidlaw from Elkhart Indiana a senior in accounting. active in Alpha Beta Alpha and Phi Kappa Theta. President Howard Gilliam commends the pair for upcoming programs.
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Tom
Bowen
Lee Laidlaw
Chambersburg
Pennsylvania
Howard Gilliam
Radio Programs Saturday Schedule in Michigan and Indiana
On Saturday March 28 WIVB AM and WANG FM air two talks. At 10 15 a.m. Prof Ronald Pufahl discusses Problems of Your Income Tax from Coldwater Michigan with ties to Fort Wayne Indiana. At 7 30 p.m. The Governor's Commission on the Arts presents Program No 2 in the Indiana arts series. Voices include James R Fleming president and publisher of the Fort Wayne Journal Gazette and chairman of the arts commission Mrs Hertha Duemling executive secretary and Mrs Kathryn Gordon Tri State instructor in English and Speech.
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Coldwater
Michigan
Ronald Pufahl
CPA
Wowo
Fort Wayne
Indiana
Governor's Commission On
The
Fort” Wayne
Pregnant students allowed to knit in class at eastern university
An international guest professor reacted with shock as coeds knit during a lecture. After the hour, he announced a policy allowing only pregnant women to knit in that class, ending the activity entirely.
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Francé
Juniors Must Schedule Graduation Photos This Week
The student publications committee announces Walinger studio of Chicago will take junior photos during April.6 week. All juniors must book appointments next week in the cafeteria. Modulus representative will schedule. photos for placement and news bureau are graduation prerequisites. Juniors reading this notice should inform other juniors. Applies to all juniors in drafting and design aiming to graduate in December 1964, March, June, or August 1965.
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Walinger Studio of
Chicago
A. Modulus
Modulus
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Stitute
Tom ‘Newport
Don Powers
Ray Sothery
Jim ‘DeHaven
KSK
Francis Wayland
Brown University
Dr. Wayland
Wivb-Am
Wang:fm
General Motors Corporation
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