Who's Who nominees include Tri-State College seniors
Tri-State College announces seventeen seniors and twelve juniors, totaling twenty nine students selected for the 1964 1965 Who's Who Among Students in American Universities and Colleges. Nominees come from the Schools of Business Administration Engineering and related departments, with criteria emphasizing scholarship of 2.5 or higher leadership and community service. Co op students include Sorensen Johnston Messick and Norman with Ford Motor Company Armco Public Service Hobart Manufacturing.
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Tri- State College
William L. Scott
Tri-State College
U.S
School of Business Administration
Ronald D. Cave
Fredonia
New York
Lee Laidlaw
Elkhart
Indiana
William‘ .R.’ Sorensen
Daly
City
California
F. Michael
O'Brien
River Vale
New Jersey
William
Mack
South’ Bend
Robert. G. Palmer
Ville
Pennsylvania
The
School of Engineering
Aeronautical
William D. Mason
New Carlisle
Robert van Huysen
Battle Creek
Michigan
Chemical
Delbert Ashkettle
New
Philadelphia
Ohio
Carl Carlander
Hamtramack
Neily Elekes
Lexington
David B. Johnston
Butler
Pennesylvania
John C. O'Mala
Painted. Post
New. York
James L. Pail J. “Welty
Muncie
James E Balcom
Dansville
Charles ‘J. Beatty
Frank J.° ‘Thomas
New . Kensington
Pennnsylvania
Robert ‘L. D. Pree
Edwardsburg
John M. Frederick
North ‘Muskegon
James
L. Glessman
Conneautville
Robert ‘B. Lauck
Benton Harbor
Jamies
C. Norman
Zanesville
Ford Motor Company
Dearborn
David Johnston
Armco Steel
Joseph Messick
Public Service Company ‘of
Plainfield
Hobart Manufacturing iCompany
Troy
Election Results for Student Council Officers
The student council officers were nominated and elected on November 23. Robert L Depree became President and Gary Ray Secretary at the regularly scheduled meeting. No primary elections were held as described from the student body.
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Robert L Depree
Gary “Ray
Trade Winds Careful Inventory Management Concepts
Trade Winds discusses how inventory control and forecasting affect business performance. It notes that labor negotiations and tax policy could influence future inventory levels and exports incentives. The Sigma Epsilon Society plans a November 30 meeting at 6:30 in library room 104 with officer elections.
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Sigma Epsilon Society
Transition details for Tri State College E E program
The college outlines changes from a nine quarter to a twelve quarter Electrical Engineering curriculum. Nine quarter students who graduate by fall 1987 stay on nine quarters, while twelve quarter students follow the new catalog with specified course changes and a fall 1965 start for certain offerings. Students should consult advisors for potential problems.
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Tri- State College
Ninequarter
Brown
Last Chance to Buy Yearbook at Low Price
Last chance to purchase the Modulus yearbook before January 5th at $5.10. After registration the price rises to $6.10 for the rest of the school year. Books may be bought in the student publication office in the basement of the 200 building, with sales staff in the registration line for convenience.
Tri State Students named as Directors for campus functions
A group of Tri-State students has been chosen as student directors to assist at college events. Selected from various campus areas, the appointees were chosen for scholarship leadership cooperation dependability and willingness to serve. Functions include welcoming new students orientation registration commencement and alumni day activities.
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Frank
O. Cassell
Ronald Ee Cook
Roger Demochi
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