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Newspaper
Tri State Triangle
Location
Angola, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Mar 31, 1967
Page
3
The MSM elected officers for the quarter with Dennis Roat as President Janet Tapp as Vice-President Guy Wiswell Jr as Secretary and Richard Heter as Treasurer. Activities include a car-wash April 1 at Schaffer’s Standard Service US-27 south of Angola a ping-pong tournament on April 2 and a spaghetti supper on May 19.
The Flying Thunderbirds announce a special $2.50 half hour lesson coupon for a Cessna 150. The article notes upcoming information on flying and licenses and lists the club’s spring officers including Lou Leet as president and other roles.
Tau Sigma Eta held its March 8 1967 meeting with no Spring officers elected. New officers include President Clyde Shidaker Secretary Carl Fox Treasurer Kicth Knowles Asst Mgr Jim Vandermeer Student Senate Ed Clendening Triangle Thomas Rowe Activest Mr Rowley. Plans feature a tentative field trip Spring picnic and other events. The group thanks former officers and especially Mr Rowley for advisory work.
The A.R.B.A. held its final Winter quarter meeting on Monday March 13 presenting a film Mining on the Move. Officers elected for the Spring quarter are President Jerry Cuccinello Vice President Bob Bartlett and Secretary Treasurer Thomas Rowe Bush the advisor said transportation layout work will begin at Spring quarter start inviting all civil engineering students to attend the next meeting set for April 3 1967.
The Acacia fraternity at Tri-State College elected Dick Nate as Student Senate President and Jeff Szilage as Inter-Fraternity Council Vice-President. Officers named include Ed Bouma Venerable Dean and Mike McIntire Junior Dean, with Vince Arizzi Rush Chairman and Paul Belpasso Treasurer. The house began a four day project on house improvements after quarter break and announced the first open rush of the term inviting non affiliated men to join.
ASCE News announces Assistant Professor George Towley as winner of the Second Annual Prxcel lence in a Teachings Award, sponsored by ARABLAL and ASC, at the last ASC F meeting for Winter Quarter. The formal presentation is set for Civil Engineering Day on April 5. Winter Quarter officers receive shingles from retiring President Leonard Jones. Dr. George F. Hauck, Civil Engineering chair, presents Jones a gavel to honor his service. Spring Quarter officers elected with Richard Greiner as President and D Groh, A Sorton, T Cleveland, H Lisowski, R Justice, and G Pear as officers.
The ASCLE invites students to the Civil Engineering Department on Wednesday April 4 from 3:00 to 5:00 p.m. Programs include Excellence in Teaching award, department tours, guest speakers, and an informal talk by Dr. Hauck, Department Chair.
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