Tri-State College names 28 to Who's Who list for 1966 67
Twenty eight upperclassmen at Tri-State College were chosen for inclusion in the 1966 1967 Who's Who Among Students in American Universities and Colleges. Selections cover seven departments with graduates in 1966 67 and 1966.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tri-State College
William L. Scott
Dudley C. Edgeman
Jerry D. Kline
Ronald Richter
Keith Knowles
Department of Mechanical Engineering
Gary E. Carson
Thomas P. Dietrich
Philip R. McClure
David Raymond
Frederick J. Storar
Gordon Deacon
David A. Hauch
Pre-Registration Information Schedule and Procedures
Students must pre-register during the week of November 14 to 18 with specific hour bands set for each day. Each student must obtain their adviser’s signature on the registration card and present it in room 103 of the library to pull and file course cards. Do not write your local address on the card and lateness may incur a $20 fee. late packet pickup arrangements exist with Joe Swihart.
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Joe Swihart
Registration Schedule For D and D Students
Drafting and Design students must register in the reception office of the D and D building on specific dates and times. Registration runs 8:30 to 11:00 A.M. on November 7 8 9 10 14 15 16 and 17 with student groups A through R assigned to each date. Late registrants face a penalty fee.
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D&d
Student Council Elections Coming
Qualifications for Vice President require junior or senior status, prior council representation, one major campus office, 2.25 GPA, and a petition with 135 signatures. Treasurer needs prior representation and one organization, plus a 90 name petition. Petitions due by Friday November 11. Primary on Monday November 21 in Old Cafeteria and Stewart Hall lounge. General election Friday December 2 with same Timings. Contact Jim Howard at TKE Annex 600 West Maumee or call 665-2313.
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Dean of Students
Stewart Hall
Jim Howard
TKE
West Maumee
TSC To Compete With MSU Marketeers At MSU Tri State
Tri State College prepares for the 1966-67 intercollegiate marketing contest sponsored by Michigan State University. Professor Harold Hoolihan announces innovations including the Sylvania Electric Marketing Management Simulation and computer scoring. Leonard Sheffield will provide faculty representation. First decision in November with the April 14-15, 1967 MSU conference. About fifty schools expected. Tri State has placed second in its division for four years.
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Leonard Sheffield
Tri-State
Hoolihan
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Who's Who
School of Business Administration
James N. Biracree
Joseph Cipolla
Richard J. Brewer
Kester L. King
Cornelius J. Lang
Larry R. Sunday
Roderick J. Day
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Motor Transportation Administration
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Waffle
TSC
MSU
Sheffield
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Michigan State University
Harold Hoolihan
Business de
Sylvania Electric
Hestilian
Neal Lang
MTA
Dave ‘Klahr
Dennis Berry
Walter D. Johnson
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