Greek Week Ends with Phi Kappa Theta Victory
Tri-State College students celebrate Greek Week with Phi Kappa Theta winning first place in the public service project, for raising funds for a local Little League. Sigma Phi Epsilon takes second for Steuben County Home repairs, while Kappa Sigma earns an honorable mention for a downtown block-of-dimes drive. Tau Kappa Epsilon wins the chariot race, Sigma Phi Epsilon the greased pig chase, and Phi Kappa Theta again takes the tug-of-war.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phi Kappa Theta Fraternity
Tri- State College
Inter-Fraternity Council
Phi Kap’s
National Guard
Sigma Phi Epsilon Fraternity
Steuben County
Kappa Sigma Fraternity
Angola
Olen Dygert
Angola Area
Tau Kappa Epsilon
Sigma Phi Epsilon
Phi Kappa Theta
High School Art Exhibit 1967 at Tri-State College
An area high school student art exhibit titled High School Art 1967 runs May 12 to 14 at Tri-State College Perry T Ford Memorial Library. The noncompetitive show features paintings drawings lithographs sculpture and more by pupils from Angola LaGrange Fremont and Prairie Heights districts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tri-State College
Perry T. Ford Memorial
Don Immel
Angola
Metropolitan Schools
E. Warfel
Prairie Heights
LaGrange
Linda Roach
Fremont
Earl Sharrow
Ray Condon
Tri-State Marketing Team Finishes Tenth in National Contest
The Tri-State College marketing team led by Neil Lang placed tenth in the 1966-67 National Intercollegiate Marketing Competition at Michigan State University. Northern Southern and Western divisions were led by Dave Klahr Dennis Berry and Walt Johnson with advisor Professor Leonard Sheffield. Bowling Green State University won with finalists from Simon Fraser University Kent State and Wisconsin among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tri- State
Michigan State University
East Lansing
Michigan
Neil Lang
Dave Klahr
Dennis Berry
Walt. Johnson
Leonard Sheffield
Walt Johnson
Neal ‘Lang
Michigan State
Midwest
Bowling Green State University
Sheffield
Bowling Green State Univ
Simon Fraser University
Kent State University
University of Wisconsin
British Columbia
of Tech
Southern
Indiana
Rider College
Arkansas State College
University of Cincinnati
Tri-State College
Marquette University
Xavier University
University of Rochester
Ohio State University
University of “Arizona
Louisiana State University
Mississippi State University
Lawrence Institute
Duke College
Harding College
Arizona
State College
University of ‘Dayton
Northern Ilinois
Unive
Evansville
College ‘Fairleigh
Dickinson U1
Northwood Institute
University of Notre - Duquesne University
Southern Illinois University University of Arkansas
St. John Fisher College
Virginia Polytechnic Institut
Wayne State University
University of South Caroli
Central Michigan University
Temple University
Texas A. & M
Twenty-Light Men In Who's Who at Tri-State College
Twenty-eight Tri-State College upperclassmen are named as Who's Who Among Students in American Universities and Colleges for 1967-68 following a faculty selection. Nine来自 Business Administration and nineteen from Engineering departments. selections honor academics, leadership, service, and future usefulness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tri-State College
Ior
Tri-State
School of Business
School of Engineering
Willig Presides Over International Science Fair Council Meeting
Dr. Leslie A. Willig executive vice president of Tri-State College presides over the 21 member International Science Fair Council sessions May 9 to 13 in San Francisco. The council discusses the 18th annual International Science Fair in San Francisco and plans for the 1968 event in Detroit. Speakers include Dr. Glenn T. Seaborg and Dr. Edward G. Sherburne Jr. from Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leslie A. Willig
Tri-State College
San Francisco
California
Detroit
Michigan
Glenn T. Seaborg
U.S. Atomic Energy Commission
Edward G. Sherburne, Jr
Tri-State ASCE Members Honored at Purdue Meeting
On April 25, 16 members and guests of the Tri-State College ASCE chapter joined Indiana Section and Indiana Student Chapters at Purdue for a joint meeting. President Russell M. Brown awarded first year ASCE dues to outstanding seniors Richard Greiner and Alex Sorton, June graduates and Navy veterans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tri-State College
American Society of Civil Engineers
Indiana
ASCE
Purdue University
Russell M. Brown
Indiana Section
Richard Greiner
Alex Sorton
U.S. Navy
Tau Sigma Eta
Sigma Chi. Epsilon
Also Mentioned on This Page
Sigma Phi Delt
TSC
Business Administration
National Intercollegiate
Nivers
Ity
School of Business Administration
John Arthur
Springfield
Ohio
David Brandanger
Edina
Minnesota
Robert E. Burns
Stow
Larry Lathrop
Muskegon
Jerry Malcolm
Churubusco
Edward Mulroy
Beaver Falls
Pensylvania
Samuel Priddey
Drexel Hill
Pennsylvania
Ernest Shepard
Mount Carmel
Ilinois
Dan Taylor
Bluffton, Indiana
Tthe School of Engineering
Department of
Aeronautical Engineering
David Sthnebelen
Canton
Michael Snyder
Millheim
Chemical Engineering
James Kiles
Cleve
Land, Ohio
Jeffrey Scott Erbe
Santa Ana
Dale
Gale Groh
Wolcottville
Thomas W. Rowe
Xenia
John S. Davis, Jr
Morris Gillidan
Lebanon
Leslie Updegrove
Gilbertsville
James Vander Meer
Wyoming
Jack Webster
Kalamazoo
Karl Blanding
Cedar — Springs
Boaz Eidelberg
Haifa
Israel
Gerald Godi
Saginaw
Kevin Kornell
Highmount
New York
Frank A. Olsofka
Oil City
Rollie Planson
Stryker
Clyde Shidaker
Burr Oak
Dr. Willig
United States
Canada
Germany
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