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Newspaper
Tri State Triangle
Location
Angola, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Oct 24, 1963
Page
2
About 1700 students on campus this fall. 8500 belong to an organization including 21 campus groups 6 varsity sports 4 intramural sports 8 fraternities and 2 student publications. The article argues nonparticipants miss opportunities and that active students gain social and professional benefits through these groups.
The Student Body must support a November 16 hootenanny. Council members rushed the event, risking a fiasco without proper publicity and ticket promotion. The Triangle backs the program but warns haste could jeopardize future efforts.
The 1963 Fall Festival parade included Beta Phi Theta and various student clubs with bands from Butler and Fremont and a misbehaving mule float. Fortunatey, helpers coaxed it along. The Angola Armory hosted a 9:00 p.m. dance with the Collegiates from Indianapolis providing music. Miss Susan Brunt of Marion was crowned Fall Festival Queen.
Admiral Yeager will present ideas on a changing world at Tri-State College opening convocation. A naval leader with a long career including command roles at Great Lakes and service in battleships destroyers and carriers, he is a 1927 Naval Academy graduate and a 1953 Naval College alumnus.
A fragmented OCR list details October to November postings for engineering positions at IBM Ch E and E E power and comm roles in New York Ohio Indiana Michigan Illinois and Michigan cities. Firms include General Tire and Rubber, Anchor Hocking Glass, Continental Can, Campbell Soup, Detroit City, Midland Ross, US Rubber, and more with roles in Ch E CE EE ME and related specialties.
Admiral Yeager arrives from Great Lakes to TriState Airport before ten Monday morning. He will be greeted by Mayor Wendell Jacob Dr Bateman and Dr L A Willig executive vice president of the College. Sheriff Hanselman arranges a police escort from the airport to the church for his address. He then proceeds to Fort Wayne for Navy Day observance under the Navy League chapter.
The article explains that colleges use green beanies to mark new students as ready to compete. The beanie aids identity among newcomers and signals the level of competition expected in the college spirit.
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