Thunderbirds Elect New Club Officers at Tri State College
The Flying Thunderbirds Inc announced officers led by President Peter Kumpts and Vice President Steve Morehouse with secretary John Schulke and treasurer Joe Brand. Board directors include Kumpts Vosler Morehouse Brand and Phil Lange. Meeting set for Wednesday October 23 in room 611. Membership open to Tri State students faculty and spouses.
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Thunderbirds, Inc
Tri-State College
Peter Kumpts
Steve Morehouse
John Schulke
Joe Brand
Ted. Kayser
Tim. Vosler
Blaine Stetler
Kumpts
Vosler
Morehouse
Brand
Phil Lange
Thunderbirds
Carripus
Studens
Tri-State
Peter Kumpis
Platt Hall Fellows Welcome New Members and Officers
The Platt Hall Fellowship welcomes two new members R B 8 and Jim Boterdt along with 40 freshmen at the first meeting. New officers Gary Siler president Tom Stevens vice president Jerry Hicks secretary treasurer and Dave Turner sergeant at arms presided. Sue Brant from Marion Indiana will represent the dorms in the Fall Festival queen contest. Our first football game against Maumee Mooners ended 6 0 with Jim Held organizing the team and a hopeful season ahead.
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Dean Smith
Platt
Hall
R.B. 8
Jim Botdert
George Haire
Gary Siler
Tom Stevens
Jerry. Hicks
Dabe | Turner
Platt” Hall
Sue
Brant
Marion
Indiana
Maumee
Mooners
Jim Held
Lincoln National Bank to Lead Finance Forums at Tri-State College
Earl Schwalm of Lincoln National Bank Fort Wayne will host a series of Finance Forums on the Tri-State College campus over the next four weeks. The First National Bank of Angola and the First National Bank of Fremont co sponsor with the college. Sessions begin October 23 and run Wednesdays from 7 30 to 9 30 pm in the College Auditorium. Tickets are available from the two sponsoring banks.
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Earl Schwalm
Lincoln National
Fort Wayne
Tri-State College
National Bank
of ‘Angola
First National Bank
Fremont
College
Gambardella Resigns as Tri State College Librarian
Eleanor T. Gambardella resigns as Director of Libraries effective August 31. She joined the college in 1947 succeeding the late Winifred R. Waugh as librarian and helped relocate operations to the new Olin Miller building. The Atlantic Journal note quotes a provocative remark about women and liquor.
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Gambardella
Tri State ‘College
Eleanor T. Gambardella
Winifred R. “Waugh
Olin Miller
The
Atlantic’ Journal
Jackson Engineers To Tour Carnipus
About fifty members of the Jackson Engineers Club will visit Tri-State College in Jackson Michigan on Thursday evening October 17. The visit arranged by Edwin H Logan AE 1944 includes a campus tour of the new library classrooms laboratories and facilities followed by refreshments in the College Cafeteria. Members arrive around eight o clock and will be hosted by Dean Frederick J Bogardus and the Tri-State host committee.
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the. Jackson
Engineers
Jackson
Michigan
Tri-State
Edwin
H. Logan
TriState
Frederick J. Bogardus
Frederick J
Thomas Minter
Institute
Drafting and Design
Jackson Engineers ' Club
Sigma Epsilon Fall Announces Speaker in October Meeting
The Sigma Epsilon Society held its first Fall meeting October 14 presided by first vice president Dick Jennings. Officers include Ron Calvin as second vice president and Bruce Trift hauser as treasurer. A new president will be elected this term as incumbent could not return this Fall. Membership is expected to sit between 40 and 50 this quarter with two speakers planned Mr Bent from Moore's Business Forms on cost appropriations and Mr Warren from Haise Valve Mfg on sales to small manufacturers. A field trip is planned and the next meeting will be Monday October 25.
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Sigma’ Epsilon
Jennings
Ron
Calvin
Bruce
Trifthauser
Bent
Moore
Warren
Haise Valve Mfg
Sigma Epsilon Society
National Poetry Press invites student poetry submissions
The National Poetry Press announces November fifth as the closing date for manuscripts for the annual College Students Poetry Anthology. Any student in college is eligible to submit verse, with typed or handwritten poems on one page and the author’s name and home address. Teachers and librarians may submit on behalf of students. No fees. submissions judged on merit.
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National Poetry Press
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Jax Music Center
Saga Food Service
Don and
Herb
Dial
Jackson Engineers
Sigma Epilon Fall
Elizabeth Street
City Hall
Kroger
W. Gilmore
Angola
N. West
FMC Corporation
Newport Chemical Plant
Newport
Ch. E. Central Tinois ‘Public Service ‘Company
Springfield, Titnois, E. E. (Power
Consumers Power Company
Mich
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EE. Power
ACF Electronics
ACF Industries, Inc
Riverdale
Maryland
King-Seeley
King Seeley
Ann Arbor
E.E
Roadway Express, Inc
Taylor, Michigan
Public Service Company of Indiana, Inc
Plainfield
Bendix-Scintilla Division
Sidney
New “York
M.E. McDonald:Aircraft Corp
St. Louis
Richards-Wilcox, Mfg. “Co
Aurora
Illinois
C.E
McDonald
Aircraft. Corp
Cleveland
CLE
Power
M.E
Bus
A. Sarkes ‘Tarzian,’ Inc
Bloomington
Ch.e
MLE
Bus. Ad
IBM
Poughkeepsie
New York
National: Poetry Press
Selby Ave
Los Angeles
Calif
Wyler
Bulova - Omega
West Maumee
Russell Stover
Fred Smith
N.E. Corner
Public Square
Pepsi
Bill's
North
Wayne
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