Motor Transport Society Fall Meeting Notes and Appointments
The Motor Transport Society of the fall quarter met in room 213 opened by president Bob Durst. Appointments included Robert Durst council Tri-Angle reporter Rich Rudolf Modulus representative Bob Leavens banquet chairman Doug Marshall membership chairman Dave Ockuly field trip chairman. Meetings discussed Fall Festival future field trip and an anniversary banquet for the ten year old society with Speaker Mr. Richard Jones addressing grain transportation on Oct 25 and Dean McElhiney praising professionalization in transportation. The next meeting is set for Monday Oct 25.
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The
Motor Transport Society of
Bob Durst
Robert, Durst
Rich Rudolf
Bob Leavens
Doug
Marshall
Dave
Ockuly
Bob
Durst
Motor ‘Transport Society
John Tuttle
Motor Transport Society
Tom Gabler
Society
Richard Jones
Jones
Dean McElhiney
School’ of Business Administration
McKiiney
Sigma Mu To Lose Two Men Friday October 8 1965
Sigma Mu hosts an engagement party for Roger Haymond and Richard Mackey. November wedding planned for Roger and Miss Nancy Lundel of Edgerton Ohio. Miss Lundel teaches in Coldwater Michigan. Dick plans a December wedding. Prominent guests from Angola and other fraternities attended. Don Alter elected Sigma Mu president and Senior class president at TSC. Congratulations offered to Bill Sorenson Dennis Poch Yon and John Cook, other Senior class officers.
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Sigma Mu Sigma
Roger Haymond
Richard Mackey
Roger
Nancy Lundel
Edgerton
Ohio
Lundel
Coldwater
Michigan
Vi Mitchell
Virginia
Dick Plan
Angola
Sigma
Don
Alter
TSC
Sigma’ Mu
Bill Sorenson
Dennis Poch- Yon
John Cook
Beta Sigma Chi Tops Beta Phi Theta 20 to 0
Beta Sigma Chi earned its second straight win with a 20 to 0 victory over Beta Phi Theta on October 11. Paul Newman rushed around end for the final score after a pass and a sustained drive through the third and fourth quarters.
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Beta
Sigma’ Chi
Phi Theta
Fred ‘Brumbaugh
Paul Newman
Sigma
Chi
Paul
Newman
Heta Phi Theta
Beta Sig
Forfret
Kappa Sigma Kappa
Newman Club Dance Draws Siena Heights Guests
The Newman Club sponsored a dance last Saturday inviting girls from St Francis College Fort Wayne and Siena Heights College Adrian Michigan. About 36 Siena Heights girls attended prompting requests for extra transportation and more dancing partners at St Anthony Parish Hall. The event was a smashing success and the club plans a car smash for the Fall Festival.
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St. Anthony
Viva
Siena
Heights
Newman Club
Tau Sigma Eta Honorary Names New Members
Tau Sigma Eta honorary announces the election of Richard Coronati Lynn Dodge Dudley Edgeman Martin Garvey Larry Howell Lawrence McFadden David Parsell DeWayne Schlosser Mark Weidner Glen Presley Phillip Riley and Douglas Domeck. Initiation will be at the next meeting on Wednesday October 20. All members are urged to wear coat and tie. Students who think they qualify should contact James Dunn or James Foust.
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Sigma
Eta
Engineering Society
Richard, Coronati
Lynn Dodge
Dudley ‘Edgeman
Martin’ Garvey
Larry Howell
Lawrence, McFadden
David Parsell
DeWayne Schlosser
Mark Weidner
Glen Presley
Phillip Riley
Douglas Domeck
Tau-Sigma
James Dunn
James
Foust
Sigma Phi Delta Holds Elections And Plans Party
Sigma Phi Delta elected new officers led by Bob Schum as Chief Engineer and announced a smoker event for students. The brothers invited students to visit the liewise house, meet members, and learn about fraternity life. Lambda chapter visitors from Ft Wayne joined for a football game and a dinner with a future Halloween party planned.
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Sigma Phi Delta
Algo
Sigma ’’-Phi
Delta
Bob Schum
Bob Borden
Fred Rice
Jon.Pen
Dean Smith
Mike ‘Borich
Brothers
Kappa
Ft.’ Wayne
Lambda
AIDD Elects New Officers At First Meeting
The American Institute for Design and Drafting elected Ralph Lindholm as president Jean Ann Mac Rae as vice president Mack Short as secretary Brian Catshall as treasurer and David Little as publications representative at the October 4 meeting Installation of 14 new members followed The next meeting is set for October 18 at 7 30 pm in the Drawing and Design building AIDD is a Tri State chapter for drafting and design students affiliated with a national organization The group aims to keep D D students up to date with evolving drafting principles
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American, Institute For, Design
Ralph ‘Lindholm
Jean Ann “MacRae
Mack Short
Brian Catshall
David Little
New
AIDD
Tri-State
Beta Sigma Chi Holds Pledge Banquet And Abe's Inn Party
The Beta Sigma Chi fraternity hosted a quarterly pledge banquet and a Saturday night party at Abe's Sunset Inn on Crooked Lake. Members and sweethearts danced to AGO GO sands from South Bend Indiana. Thanks were extended to Dean Scott and college administration for house use. seventeen members found alternative lodging but the event remained a success.
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Brotherhood of
Beta
Sigma. Chi
Sig
John Bobtyk
Jim Howard
Abe
Crooked’ Lake
South Bend
Indiana
Dean ‘Scottt
Fall 65 campus fashions from Esquire white-hot
Esquire previews Fall 65 campus fashion trends. Covert wool blends in suits and topcoats return with heather tones and blue brown gray combos. Shaped suits and sport jackets widen, with Slim waist suppression and padded shoulders. Check marks surge with mini to bold patterns and color blends. Blazers persist with double-breasted revival and metal buttons. Universities featured as tastemaker sources include Penn Princeton Notre Dame Columbia Berkeley Florida UNC Arizona Michigan.
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Covert
Esquire
University of Pennsylvania
Princeton
Notré
Dame
Columbia
University
California
At ‘Berkeley
Universities of
Florida
North
Carolina
Arizona
Michigan
Hold Raffle The first LE EE quarter meeting
The LE EE quarter meeting opened October 6 at 7 p.m. with chairman Tom Bradley presiding. Members with green beanies discussed a field trip to the National Electronics Convention in Chicago a Fall Festival Parade float and a raffle to bolster the treasury. A ten inch portable TV was proposed as the prize with tickets at 50 cents. drawing date to be set, possibly during the Armory dance night. Carlson Stromberg Corp rep HLH Smith spoke on new telephone dialing advances and service speed with statistics. Coffee and doughnuts were served after.
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Le.ee
Uhy
Tom
HLH
Smith
Poe
Carlson
Stromberg Corporation
Syater
U.S. Foreign Aid Spending Reported in Digest
The October Reader's Digest notes postwar U S aid totals exceed 100 billion dollars since World War II. It estimates annual foreign aid spending at about three billion dollars, highlighting ongoing government allocations abroad.
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United, States
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