Fall Festival Queen Contest Names Four Finalists
The 1960 fall festival Queen Contest began October 11 with eight preliminary entrants nominated by a Student Senate group. Four finalists were chosen by Oct 11 votes, with final voting on Oct 18 in the old cafeteria and Stewart Hall.
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Stewart Hall
Pat Stuenkel
Allegan Michigan
Sigma Phi Epsilon
Pat
Tri State College student wins $350 Sigma Phi Epsilon scholarship
Daniel L. Stewart a junior mechanical engineering student at Tri State College has earned a $350 scholarship for 1972 73 from the Sigma Phi Epsilon Education Foundation. Stewart son of Reginald F Stewart Bath New York is a member of Tau Sigma Eta Skull and Bones and ASME. The foundation has awarded 200 scholarships totaling $51 600 over the past 15 years.
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Daniel L. Stewart
Tri-State College
Sigma Phi Epsilon Education Foundation
Stewart
Sigma Phi Epsilon Fraternity
Reginald F. Stewart
Bath
New York
Tau Sigma Eta
Skull and Bones
American Society of Mechanical Engineers
Sigma Phi Epsilon
University of Richmond
Virginia
District of Columbia
Biggest Parade Ever at Tri-State Fall Festival
The largest Fall Festival parade in Tri State College history starts 2:00 p.m. Saturday from Angola High School, travels through Maumee Street to Penguin Point then Aero Building. Six area bands, antique cars, riding club, and college floats join the procession. Grand Marshal Lucy Emerson and Lt. Gen. Lewis Hershey appear. Awards honor bands and floats, with humor and beauty trophies, plus cash prizes from the Angola Chamber of Commerce for the top bands.
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Tri- State College
Angola High School
Maumee Street
Lucy Emerson
Lewis Hershey
Angola Chamber of Commerce
Remember When exhibit at Tri-State Fall Festival Homecoming weekend
An exhibit prepared by Mrs. Arthur J. Bush documents Tri-State College and Angola history from its 1884 founding to the 1940s. It highlights Angola’s 35,000 fund drive for an Engineering Building, later the Recitation Building, and includes diplomas, photos, and letters from college presidents. The display runs October 20 and 21 in John G Best Hall of Science with free admission.
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Tri-State College
Angola
Tri-State
Arthur J. Bush
General Lewis B. Hershey Museum
Steuben County Historical Society
John G. Best
Alice Parrott
George Hendry
Sniff
Sherrard
Niehous
Handy
Crescent and Philomathean Societies
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