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Newspaper
Tri State Triangle
Location
Angola, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Oct 14, 1966
Page
2
Fragmented local item notes Jru State Juangle renamed Triangle as publication resumed after World War II. Mentions PineState College Angola Indiana and weekly publication with office details, staff roles, and advertising rates.
The U.S. Office of Education reports 667,592 degrees awarded in 1964-65, with men 410,573 and women 257,019. Bachelor’s totals reached 493,000, master’s 112,200, and doctorates 16,500, led by education in bachelor and master fields and by physical sciences at the doctorate level.
Booster Club details the Falls and Winter Quarters leadership with President Ron Robinson and officers Brian Smith Clem Ciwiinski and Doug Thompson. The group aims to promote and support the varsity athletic teams of TSE and plans a meeting on October 4.
W. W. Hill, associate professor at Tri-State College Angola, is named director of the 1967 Northeastern Tri-State Regional Science Fair. The event runs March 17–19 at Tri-State College with students from DeKalb La Grange Noble and Steuben counties eligible. A Science Fair Workshop is planned for December 3 at Tri-State College. Coordinators and a faculty advisory committee will assist Hill. Hill previously directed the 1964 fair and recently returned to campus after doctoral studies at Colorado State University. He holds a B S from Georgia Tech and an M S from Purdue.
The Tri State Christian Fellowship met Tuesday October 4 at six in room 521 with about 30 attendees. Gary Lehman and Ted Kayser outlined Bible Study groups for dorms and offered tips for door to door visits as they discussed the Lake Wawasee weekend conference October 14 to 16.
A student column quotes readers lamenting Tri-State card shortages, parking loss due to a new science building, and delays by the Student Council. Replies urge walking to class, supporting council efforts, and note missing Modulus answers.
The Phi Delts elected officers led by Scott Erbe as Chief Engineer and Richard Hunt as Assistant Chief. Members painted the annex, hosted guidance from Sigma Phi Delta executive Charles Peterson, and reported trips to New York Grand Prix Race and a LE.E.E. field trip to Chicago. Two brothers got pinned, Graham got engaged, and Lloyd Johnson and Jeff Kroessig married.
A sign invites all to the next meeting with indications to watch for posts showing the time and location. It states ALL ARE WELCOME. The notice emphasizes inclusive attendance but provides no specific date or venue.
October 17 to 21 1950s era job placements show companies like Marathon Electric Corning Glass Works Cessna Ingersoll Rand Avis Detroit Goodyear Cleveland and Union Carbide among others listing available positions by department and office check. The notice groups firms by date with positions in engineering accounting and management fields and notes placement office checks for job types where needed.
R E Schreder of Bryan Ohio won the 1966 U S National Glider Championship at Stead AFB Reno Nevada flying a self designed HP 14 glider finished four days before the June 28 start. He will speak at the October 20 A L A A meeting and display the glider in Aero Lab. Officers were elected at the October 6 meeting and upcoming events include a talk by Cessna on November 17 and a tentative trip to North American Aviation in Columbus Ohio in early November.
Rules of the Student Council outline vote counting by the council. Tentative dates place entry and deadline for contestants pictures on October 21 with voting in the Cafeteria on October 24. Five finalists will be presented.
The Society of Automotive Engineers met in Room 104 of the Library on Wednesday October 5. The raffle prize was an AM FM radio won by Mrs Collins mother of Stewart Hall Dorm. After the meeting 26 members took a field trip to Bryan Ohio. The next SAE meeting is set for October 19 and invites interested students.
Richard F. Conklin, EE 1965, informs alumni that Tri-Staters are integral to Cape Kennedy launches. The group handles instrument unit integration and checkout for the Saturn vehicle, with several classmates named as Saturn Apollo program staff involved in AS-201 and related work.
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