Triangle College yearbook history and staff list
The Tri State College Triangle yearbook founded October 1938 as Kismet and renamed Triangle in 1948 resumes weekly publication from Angola Indiana 46703. Editorial offices are in the Administration Annex 215 Darling with staff led by Editor in Chief Charlie Ralston and editors Harmes Kolbus and others. Postage and contact details included with staff and advisor listings.
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Kismet
Triangle
Tri-State College
Angola
Indiana
Darling
P.O
Charlie Ralston
Tom Harmes
Mike Kolbus
Dick Bedey
Bill Burk
Ross Johnson
Lee
Jrandy Plank
Debbie Ralston
Steve Roller
Dave Stewart
Bill Holloway
Pat Padgett
Mark Hansbarger
Terry Smid
Campus events schedule and sports matches listed
The 1972 campus roster lists daily activities including Forensic Society and Circle K meetings, a MCC cross country meet, tennis and soccer games against Goshen Indiana Tech St Francis St. Francis, a UNESCO art exhibit, and various club meetings across multiple rooms and dates.
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Indiana Tech
Forensic Society
St. Francis
Jackson
Alpha Kappa Psi
Fall Festival plans and voting details from student senate
The October 16 1972 senate meeting lists four Fall Festival finalists Pat Stuenkel Karen Nelson Pat Ziegel and Candy Koehn with voting October 17 in the old cafeteria and Stewart Hall. Entry forms are due October 16 Sigma Phi Epsilon by 6 00 pm.
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Pat Stuenkel
Karen Nelson
Pat Ziegel
Candy Koehn
Sigma Phi Epsilon
Stewart Hall
Platt Hall
Cameron Hall
Triangle editor apologizes for omitting author in ecology piece
Editor notes Lizabeth Fresch wrote the ecology article last week and pledges proper author attribution in future issues. The message emphasizes increased student participation and the Triangle as a voice for student opinions.
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Lizabeth Fresch
The
Triangle
Tri State Letters Protest Modulus Coverage and Actions
Readers frame grievances about Modulus coverage praising campus activity by Veterans Service Organization and band, urging open dialogue. Letters criticize student senate ethics, call for accountability after a controversial soccer game, and promote a Steuben County GOP card party at Pokagon State Park.
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Doctor Bateman
Student Senate
Tri-State College
Tri-State
U.P.U
Fort Wayne
T.S.C
Steuben County
Potawatomi Inn
Pokagon State Park
Court House
Republican
Ruth ND. Hill
Also Mentioned on This Page
Huntington
Card of Trustees
MCC
Unesco
Veterans Service
ICT
Ond Tober
Senate
United Artists
I.d.’S
I.D
Steve Durtschi
Sherry Johnson
Modulus
Mike Sorge
Veterans Service Organization
Stick In the Muds
Terry Hudson
Harmes