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Tri State Triangle

Location

Angola, Indiana, United States of America

Date

May 07, 1964

Page

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Trojans Chosen as Tri-State College Nickname by Ballot

The Tri-State College student body elected Trojans as the new nickname in a campus wide vote. Bill McCorkle won a $25 prize for submitting the selected name. A CFA loan of 1 773 000 dollars was approved for a men’s dormitory dining and recreational building to be built on college land near Atwood Cameron and Platt Halls, with completion set for mid summer 1965. Construction starts June 1, bids opened May 11.

CFA Tri-State College Vance ‘Hartke Joan Community ‘ ‘Facilities Administration Atwood Cameron Trojans Tri-State’ College Bill McCorkle Booster Club Mitch Rhoads Boilermakers Bulldogs Hoosiers

Tri-State College Announces Tuition and Fee Increases

The Board of Trustees announces a tuition increase to 15 per quarter hour starting Fall 1965, with refunds remaining the same. An Activity Fee of 5 per quarter (2 in summer) will fund extracurriculars and publications, plus a $10 graduation fee for December 1964 ceremonies.

Board of Trustees Tri-State College Bulletin Tri-Angle Tri-State College

Chemical Society Field Trip Rescheduled to May 14 15

Dr Kenneth Slagle announces a transportation problem caused the field trip originally set for May 7 and 8 to be moved to May 14 and 15. The trip change affects participants and calendar planning.

Kenneth Slagle Chemical ‘Society

YR s To Meet Tonight YR s To Meet Tonight

Tri State Young Republican Club holds a reorganiz ation meeting in Room 201 at 7 p m. The group aims to stimulate interest in national and international politics among students. The club will not endorse candidates, but will host informative discussions for future voters and leaders. Attend the meeting tonight May 7 1964.

Tri-State Young Republican Club

Fred Strohm Injured After Lab Fall

Civil Engineering student Fred Strohm from Brookville Pennsylvania was injured last Thursday April 30 after falling through a glass case in the Civil Lab. He suffered a loss of consciousness due to a ruptured brain blood vessel and was taken to Parkview Hospital in Fort Wayne for observation. Tests will determine if brain damage occurred. Strohm is active on the Triangle staff and a member of Kappa Sigma Kappa fraternity.

Fred Strohm Brookville Pennsylvania Parkview Hospital Fort Wayne Fred Triangle Kappa Sigma Kappa Fraternity

Tri-State College Board Mix of 22 Trustees

The Board of Trustees at Tri-State College comprises 22 men with 15 holding degrees from the college, three alumni are elected for three year terms with staggered starts, and the latest elected member in 1963 is John W. Metzger. Other members include Harold W. Seigle and John J. McKetta Jr, with roles in business and academia. Alumni may also join in the future.

Tri-State College Tri-State ni_ig John W. Metzger Harold W. Seigle Ch. E Elkhart Indiana Rubber John J., McKetta,Jr College | of Engineering University of Texas, Austin

Dean of Students warns against on campus solicitation

The Dean of Students office reiterates that Tri-State prohibits solicitation by salesmen on campus or college property. Students are frequently approached by insurance and encyclopedia vendors who imply college approval, which is false. Report any on campus contact to the Dean of Students office promptly.

Insurance Inceede Dean of Students’ Office

Seat Belts Save Lives on Campus Drive

The Motor Transport Society urges students to buy seat belts amid traffic death tolls. The college campus offers belts at cost prices: single sets $3.50, premium $5.00, shoulder harness $7.00, with local installation for $1.00. Safety belts are promoted as vital protection in all speeds and situations.

Motor Transport Society America Cafteria

Bake Sale Funds to Buy Playground Equipment for Firemen's Park

The Tri State College Students Wives Club plans a bake sale at the Kroger Store in Angola to raise funds for playground equipment at Firemen's Park. The sale runs Saturday from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. with Mrs. James Scott chairing the committee.

James ‘Scott Tri- State College Wives Club Scott Angola Kroger

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