Sigma Epsilon Elects Officers and Banquet
The Sigma Epsilon Society held its last meeting on May 17 presided by Neil Mathers who thanked the society and officers. Elections elected Kester King president Phil Weiler first vice president Paul Anderegg second vice president Roger Henry treasurer and Richard Brewer secretary with Professor Champion as advisor. The May 19 quarterly banquet at Sunset Inn on Crooked Lake featured a smorgasbord and shingles and pins awarded to Richard Brewer Richard Brown Joe Capella Jim Garner Dennis Hahn Roger Henry Bob Hess and Phil Wail for three consecutive terms. Gold keys were awarded to Neil Mathers and Ron Cave by Professor Hoolihan.
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Sigma Epsilon Society
Neil Mathers
Kester ‘King
Phil Weiler
Paul ‘Anderegg
Society
Hoolihan
The
Sigma- Epsilon Society
Crooked ‘Lake
Richard Brewer
Richard Brown
Joe
C Pella
Jim Garner
Dennis Hahn
Roger Henry
Bob ‘Hess
Phil Wail
SAE Elections Elects Spring Term Officers
The last SAE meeting on May 19 elected officers for the spring term. President Waynie Roger, Vice President Bob Schumm, Secretary Jon Penman, Treasurer Ben Sosinski, and Sergeant at Arms Paul Cole were chosen. The new officers thank the former president Clayton Warner and others. A tentative fall schedule was read, including an informative term with plans for a field trip and several speakers, inviting all to attend.
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S.A.E
Waynie ‘Roger
Bob ‘Schumm
Jon Penman
Ben’.Sosinski
Paul Cole
Clayton Warner
Campus Committee Forces Price Down at UB
State University of New York at Buffalo campus committee, guided by Spectrum, compelled a milk price reduction by UB food service as it reviewed wholesale and retail costs. The group, after compiling data on dairy pricing at UB and peer state institutions, now surveys juices and pastries for further adjustments.
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Wat” State University ‘of New York
Buffalo
UB Avid
Spectrum
Beta Sigma Chi pledges host end of quarter car wash
Beta Sigma Chi in Maumee Ohio reports pledge class and active members preparing for finals and a scholastic plaque contest while celebrating a first place bowling trophy in the second half of the season. They note wins over Phi Kap and Alpha Sig in softball and plan an end of quarter banquet at the Hotel Van Orman in Fort Wayne with chicken dinner skit and rock band.
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Brotherhood
Larry ‘Kanary
Maumee
Ohio
Honda
Beta ‘Sig
Trophey
Phi "Kap
Alpha Sig
van. Orman
Fort Wayne
Ford Speaker Describes Design and Drafting Field
On May 19, 1965 the local chapter of the American Institute of Design and Drafting hosted Ford Motor Co. guest George DeAngelos, supervisor of the engineering illustration section at Fort Photographic and Printing. A former tool maker with art training from the Society of Arts and Crafts and Meinmeyr Art School in Detroit, DeAngelos has spent 25 years in the auto industry, 18 of them in illustration. He showed many illustration examples, sparking interest in design and drafting on campus. The A L D D is a campus group promoting design and drafting, with meetings every Monday at 6:00 in the library.
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American
Institute. of Design
Ford. Motor ‘Co
DeAngelos
the. A. Ld.d
Student Wives Will View Slides At May Club Meeting
The Tri-State College Student Wives Club will meet Thursday evening May 27 at eight o'clock in the Calvary Lutheran Church. Officers for summer and fall quarters will be elected. Ellen Sebert of Butler, salutatorian of Butler High School class of 1965, will speak on her Europe trip and show films of scenes in East and West Germany France Switzerland Belgium and England. Sebert's tour aimed to acquaint participants with social and political situations and the work of the EUB Church in other countries. Mrs. John Eddy is program chairman, with Mrs. Jesse Eng and Mrs. George MacAllan as hostesses.
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Tri-State
Calvary ‘Lutheran Church
Ellen. Sebert
Butler
Will
Europe
Germany
Francé
Switzerland
Belgium
England
Sigma Phi Delta Banquet Ends Term at Baton Springs
The Sigma Phi Delta banquet concluded the term at the Baton Springs Trout Club with active members and 14 alumni present, including Charles E. Peterson Executive Secretary of the national group. Afterward the brothers and dates returned to the house for a post banquet party with music by Don Sones and Jon Penman. In sports, the fraternity stands 5 and 1 in the SEC softball and 4-1 in bowling, shaping the final standings.
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Sigma Phi Delta
Baton, Springs
Trout ’Club
Charles E. Peterson
National Organization
Don Sones
Jon Penman
Alpis Gamma’ Upsilon
Thunderbirds announce pilot licenses and air meet details
Jim Botdert recently earned his private pilot license after a flight test with FAA examiner in South Bend. Dave Small joined the Thunderbirds in spring and has soloed the club's Cessna 150. An inter-club air meet is planned for Saturday May 29 at Tri-State Airport starting about 9:30 AM with events including power-off accuracy landings and a sand bag bomb drop. Observers will witness precision bombing and the Thunderbirds recently placed third in the MFA air meet at Purdue.
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Thunderbirds
Jim Botdert
FAA
South ‘Bend
Dave
Air
Tri-State
MFA
Purdue
Sigma Mu Sigma May raffle drawn for $100 prize
Mayor Don Sell drew the winning ticket after the raffle. Mrs. Marie Arn of Hamilton Indiana won the $100 prize. Officers elected for the summer include Earl Orr as president Harry Meyers as senior vice president Dick Mackey as junior vice president Bud Cook as treasurer and Jim Schimmel as secretary. Rodger Haymond became engaged to Nancy Lander of Defiance College Defiance Ohio. Nancy is a senior graduating in June in Elementary Education.
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Don Sell
Marie Arn
Hamilton
Indiana
Earl Orr
Harry Meyers
Dick’ Mackey
Bud Cook
Jim Schimmel
Rodger Haymond
IVCF Sings Praises At Parkview Nurses Picnic
Inter-Varsity Christian Fellowship held a Friday picnic with Parkview nurses and Lutheran Hospitals staff. About 0 to 20 ratio showed large male turnout as members played softball, volleyball, and sang hymns. They invite students to Tuesday meetings at 6:00 in library room 103 to join.
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Fellowship
Parkview
IVCF
Volly
Arid
IVCE
Phi Kappa Theta honors Diane Riehl sweetheart and initiates
Phi Kappa Theta announces Diane Riehl as sweetheart for 1985, noting her Greenville Michigan birth and recent marriage to Maury Riehl. The chapter also reports thirteen new initiates James Campise Wayne Radi James Wheeler Jim Conslor Pierre Lefebre John Brennan Frank Alarcon Frank Yozzo Don LaVoy Ray Fiore John Graber Jim Nespo and Paul Carmody, plus a pledge banquet and social gathering at the hut.
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Phi .Kappa_ Theta
Diane ‘Riehl
Diane
Greenville
Michigan
Maury Riehl
Phi Kap
Neal
Lang
Dianne Miller
Defiance
Ohio
Phi’ Kappa ‘Theta
The
Brotherhood
James Campise
Wayne
Radi
James Wheeler
Jim Conslor
Pierre Lefebre
John” Brennan
Frank Alarcon
Frank, Yozzo
Don ‘Lavoy
Ray Fiore
John. Graber
Jim
Mechanical Engineering Field Trip Shows Local Industry Visits
The Mechanical Engineering Department conducted a two day trip May 13 14 visiting Kaiser Jeep Toledo plant producing Wagoneer and Gladiator trucks. Mead Toledo packaging plant. Ford Rouge plant rolling mills stamping and final assembly of a 65 Mustang. Ex-Cello Detroit site maker of Pure Pak milk cartons. Guides Tom Robbins and Carl Bryzeck, recent Tri-State graduates, accompanied students. About 50 students participated with Mr Areaux Mr Holcomb Thursday and Mr Hug Mr Daley Friday as advisors.
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Mechanical ‘Engineering Department
Kaiser “Jeep” Corporation
Toledo
Jeep Wagoneer
Gladiator
Mead Corporation
Detroit
Ford Motor " ‘Company
Rouge
Ex-Cello Corporation
ExCello
Tom Robbins
Carl Bryzeck
Tri-State
Areaux
Holcomb
Hug
Daley
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Sigma Epsilon
Ron Cave
SAE Elections
Beta Sigma Chi
Ford
John Eddy
Jesse Eng
George MacAllan
Thunderbird News
Sigma Mu Sigma
Phi Kappa Theta
Diané Riehl
Phi Kappa. Theta In the News
Jax Music Center
W,. Maumee
Gilmore
the Circle
Angola
Peace Corps
President's Council On Physical Fitness
Washington, D. C
Coungli
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