Tri-State College plans 22 day European tour for students
Professors Theron Lansford and Roland Wang announce a 22 day European tour for Tri-State College students departing from New York on August 29 1967 and returning September 19 1967. The trip costs about $695 with a $75 deposit. includes transportation hotels meals some meals and baggage rules. visits to London Amsterdam Paris and other cities with industrial plant observations and sightseeing.
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Tri-State College
Theron Lansford
Roland Wang
New York
London
Amsterdam
Frankfurt
Innsbruck
Venice
Florence
Nice
Paris
John F. Kennedy
Seniors Cap and Gown Measurements Open at Bookstore
The notice urges June and August graduates to pick up measurements at the bookstore with a deadline set for April 20. Students should ensure proper sizing for cap and gown orders and confirm any special requests.
Outstanding SAE Student Branch honored at Tri-State College
The Tri-State College Student Branch of SAE earned the Outstanding Student Branch award from the national organization. Credit is shared by Faculty Advisor Walter Holcomb and Student Branch Chairman Ron Flynn along with other officers. The award includes a plaque and a $100 check to fund science education or professional use and will be presented in a ceremony later. The Bendix Corporation sponsors Branch Program in its fourth year.
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Jeff Best
Garrett High School
Tri-State College
Cleo F. Miller
Best
Society of Automotive Engineers
Frederick J. Bogardus
Ralph H. Isbrandt
SAE
Prooram
Bendix Corporation
Isbrandt
Studen
Survival City model proposed for atomic disaster shelter
The urban planning class presented a self contained survival city for 5,000 people, initially 2,000, in the Chiricahua Mountains of southeastern Arizona. Built in granite tunnels, it would house, manufacture, and recreate, relying on stored food for 18 months and then greenhouses to sustain residents after that period.
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Civil Engineering Dept
Chiricahua Mountain
Arizona
Civil Engineering Day Set By Department
The Civil Engineering Department announces its first annual Civil Engineering Day on Wednesday April 5 1967 from 3 00 to 4 00 p m in Room 613 with speakers Dr R Wayne Gilchrist Dean of Engineering and Dr George F Hauck Chairman of Civil Engineering The 1966 Excellence in Teaching award will be presented followed by a department open house with coffee served Open to students faculty and community members.
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Civil Engineering Department
R. Wayne Gilchrist
George F. Hauck
Department of
Civil Engineering
Model Display Details from Civil Engineering Class
A civil engineering class presents a surface habitat model showing where live plants can be grown above and stored below ground. The formal report will be filed in the library, and the model will be on display in the department. Members include Henry Lisowski John Hessel schwardt Alex Lorton John Woelfl Larry George Mike Orokaya Wayne Gerdeman Capo Babalola John Jester John Madden Tom Cleveland and Richard Greiner.
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John Hesselschwardt
Alex Lorton
John Woelfl
Larry George
Mike Orokaya
Wayne Gerdeman
Capo Babalola
John Jester
John Madden
Tom Cleveland
Richard Greiner
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