MTS Holds Elections and Field Trip Highlights
The Motor Transport Society held its fourth quarterly meeting with guest speaker Mr. Plank from Angola Cartage Company. Officers were elected for the Fall Quarter: President Bob Durst, 1st Vice Tom Babler, Vice Pres Dave Ockuly, Treasurer Tom Vollrath, Secretary Bob Leavens. A spring banquet is planned for May 21 at Eaton Spring Trout Club with honored guests. The group toured the Port of Toledo facilities, Suburban Motor Freight, and Roadway Express, learning about loading, break bulk, and trailer reassembly on current operations charts.
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Motor Transport Society
Mon‘Gay i
Plank
Angola Cartage Company
Angola
Bob Durst
Tom Babler
Dave Ockuly
Tom ‘Vollrath
Leavens
Authority
Toledo
William Beckett
Statistics
Robert Mackmann
Ford Motor Company
Motor Freight
Snyder
Eaton
Alpha Sigma Phi Spring Frolic at Tri-State
Alpha Sigma Phi Sigs plan the Spring Frolic at Pokagon State Park on Friday May 21 with a party and later a Lake James cottage swim and boat outing. They will dine Saturday at Lake James Country Club and dance to The Sophisticats of Swing, a five piece Fort Wayne band. The event includes burning Chapter House mortgage as the highlight, with alumni and guests attending to celebrate.
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Alpha ‘Sigs
Tri-State
Pokagon State Park
Lake James
Sigs
Fort Wayne
Bob’. Malis
Indiana Institute of Technology
Phi Kappa Theta establishes Loyola Chicago chapter
Over the past weekend Phi Kappa Theta initiated a new chapter at Loyola Chicago, joining over sixty national chapters. Representing Tri-State's Alpha Gamma chapter was Vice President Mike Konabroski. William McCorkle, PKT, was initiated into Skull and Bones Honorary Society on Saturday, May 8.
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Phi Kappa‘ Theta
Loyola
Chicago
Phi ‘Kappa. Theta
United States
Tri-State
Alpha Gamma
Mike ‘Konabroski
William McCorkle
Skull
Bones
Beta Sigma Chi Pledging Two-Thirds Over Reported
The Beta Sigma Chi fraternity announces pledges Tom Brown M E Walton Indiana Bob Erdman ME Hartford Indiana Mike Keech G B Elk art Indiana Bob Long D&D Canton Ohio Bill Love MAE West Unity Ohio Jerry Malcolm G B Churubusco Indiana Ron Opfer D&D Westerville Ohio Jack Rovenolt Civil Es Watson town Penn Steve Rusnak D&D Hobart Indiana Jim Saneholtz ME Montpelier Ohio George Sich Aero E Youngstown Ohio Dave Simmons Civil E Buffalo NY Gary Van Skyhock EE Bristol Indiana Over the weekend the brothers hosted an informal party in Butler with dancing to The Effins of South Bend Indiana The house projects include new steps study rooms and a repainted upstairs lounge Future work includes new kitchen sinks and lawn upkeep The quarter ends and members remind everyone to buy Honda raffle tickets May 22 with tickets 50 cents each or a book of five for 2000 at any member.
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Beta Sigma Chi
Tom. Brown
M.E
Walton
Indiana
Bob “Erdman
Hartford
Mike Keech
G.B
Elkart
Bob Long
D&d
Canton
Ohio
Bill Love
MAE
West Unity
Jerry Malcolm
Churubusco
Ron Opfer
Westerville
Jack ‘Rovenolt
Civil
Watson‘town
Penn
Steve Rusnak
Hobart
Jim Saneholtz
M-E
Montpelier
George Sich
Aero
Youngstown
Dave Simmons
Civil E
Buffalo
N.Y
Gary van Skyhock
Bristol
Butler
Effins
South Bend
HONDA
An Engineer's Faith Sermon by Burton L Cleaveland
The talk asks if engineers have faith and what it yields. It argues belief in God through Jesus Christ offers forgiveness and aftermath hope. Inter Varsity meets Tuesdays at 6:00 in library room 103 with a sex education film on the 18th.
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Devil
Jesus Christ
Jesus
Christ
Perone
Sigma Mu Sigma raffle tickets for building fund
The Sigma Mu brothers sell raffle tickets for a $100 prize to be drawn May 14, 1965. Donations support modernization of the house with tickets priced at $1 for five chances or $25 per set. Contact any brother to buy tickets.
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Brothers of
Sigma Mu
IEEE May 1965 Meeting and Events Recap Card
The IEEE held a by weekly Tweeting session on May 5 1965 with a panel discussion replacing the guest speaker. Students asked questions answered by faculty panelists. The Tree softball team won their first game Saturday afternoon beating the New Yorkers 10 to 1. IEEE bowling teams remain in second and third in the league. A banquet is set for May 22 1965 and the next meeting is May 19 1965 at 7 30 PM.
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IEEE
E.E. Department
New Yorkers
Lincoln era program at Tri-State College Women’s Club
Mrs. Fred Cilp of Nappanee Public Library presents an entertaining Lincoln’s Wife program in mid‑nineteenth century costumes at the Tri-State College Women’s Club meeting in the Nipsco Building on West Broad Street. The event starts at 7:30 with officers elected during the business session. Mrs. Paul Eble chairs the program with help from Mrs. Thaddeus N. DeWolf.
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Lincoln
Fred. Cilp
Nappanee Public Library
Tri-State College Women's Club
Nipsco
West Broad Street
Classifieds tease for summer call ad and notices
Fragmentary classified snippet mentions summer call, ads labeled Dave and other unclear items. Missing context and names hinder precise summary. preserves urgency of reader-directed notices though details remain unreadable.
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MTS
Alpha Sigma Phi
Phi Kappa
Theta In the News
Burton L., Cleaveland
Sigma
Mu Sigma
College ‘Dictionaries
Standard Handbooks
Munn
Inquire Lakeshore Marine
Heidelberg Cafe
Les
Bob
W. Maumee
TSC
Dave
McBride
West
Maumee
the Circle
Dixie Restaurant
Joe Kolb
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