EIT Offered Twice a Year at Tri State College
The Indiana Board of Registration for Professional Engineers and Land Surveyors will administer the eight hour fundamentals of engineering examination at Tri State College on December 6, 1969 and April 18, 1970. Open to employed engineers with degrees and to college seniors. enrollment valid for 10 years. Dr Quintin J Hawthorne will supervise as consultant.
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Indiana Board of Registration
Tri-State College
Frederick J. Bogardus
Tri-State
Quintin J. Hawthorne
Col
State Board
Delta Chi Receives Charter at Tri State College
Delta Chi Fraternity at Tri State College was formally presented with its national charter on Saturday May 24 1969 in Indiana. George W Obear CC and Harvey Siegelman delivered the charter to chapter president Jerry Sager. A 6 percent sale started the program as James Hamilton acted as toastmaster introducing Obear the main speaker. Obear urged closing the student disorder gap through fraternity and school participation while Dr William L Scott Dean of Students and George E Metzger alumni spoke.
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Delta Chi Fraternity
Tri-State College
Indiana
George W. Obear
Harvey Siegelman
Jerry Sager
Saat
James Hamilton
Obear
William L. Scott
George E. Metzger
Professor Weber Named New D and D Director at Tri State College
Professor Alan E. Weber of the Mechanical Engineering department at Tri-State College will become director of the Institute of Crafting and Design at quarter’s end. He succeeds retiring Harvey W. Waffle and brings industry and Navy service background to the post.
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Alan E. Weber
Tri-State College
Institute of Crafting and Design
Prof. Weber
Harvey W. Waffle
Nixon salutes graduates and challenges new generation
Nixon urges graduates to act as centers of power shaping the nation's future. He emphasizes active civic, professional, social, religious, or political life and cites Faulkner on a generation that will prevail, not merely endure.
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William Faulkner
America
Tri-State College honors athletes at annual banquet
Seven sports at Tri-State College awarded letters and honors at the athletic banquet. Ed Schmaltz of Royal Center led the Trojans in scoring and rebounding as they won a third straight MCC basketball title and was MVP. Other honorees included Randy Webber golf MVP, Nuri Hamameloglu tennis MVP, and Chuck Borneman soccer MVP, with multiple players cited for awards and letters.
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Tri- State College
Mark Peterman
Pete Hippensteel
John Igro
Jim. Jennings
John. Behee
Tony
Rogan
QSS
Ed Schmaltz
Royal Center
Indiana
Trojans
Jon Grill
Ashley
Bob Livingston
Spencer
Mark Hayden
Rochester
Randy Webber
Muskegon
Michigan
Nuri Hamamelogi
Istan
Bul
Turkey
Chuck Borneman
Elkhart
Carney Rhinevault
Dundee
New York
George Gustovich
Niles
Ohio
Dave Ballinger
Anderson
Joel Berger
Davé
Ballinger
Jon
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