Powder Puff game to inaugurate Tri State College tradition
The Cameron Hall coeds meet Platt Hall rivals in the first powder puff football game on campus this Sunday at 2:00 p.m. Officials include Bill Sunday, Ralph Martin, Fred Munn, Dick Griffis, Mark Peterman, and Walt Lilley. Cameron Hall coached by Charles Cook and Peter Hippensteel faces Bill San Giacomo’s Platt Hall team. notable faculty and staff participate as referees and yell leaders. Admission charged. game at the Stewart Hall soccer field behind. two 20 minute halves with a hopeful annual event status.
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Cameron Hall
Platt Hall
Bateman
Bill Sunday
Ralph Martin
Fred Munn
Dick Griffis
Mark Peterman
Zoliner
Walt Lilley
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Charles’ Cook
Peter Hippensteel
Bill San Giacomo
San Giacomo
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Dave Hale
Bill Holloway
News, Services
Stewart Hall
Revised Winter Term schedules proceed in Triangle issue
Winter Term class offerings will appear in the Triangle next issue as the official schedule. Pre-registration materials with LD and name printed across the top become available in department offices on Friday, November 2. Students must ensure prerequisites and manage schedules with advisor approval to avoid conflicts and changes after computer processing.
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Change of Major Mid-Term Policy Notes 1973
A fragment discussing mid term changes of major for Fall Quarter 1973. It warns students to initiate a change before mid term to avoid grade penalties and possible drop from the college. It mentions department alignment at quarter start and a policy location in room 1 of the Administration Building.
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Scholarships for 1973 graduates and freshmen apply now
The Basic Educational Opportunity Grant is available this school year for 1973 high school graduates and college freshmen. Eligible students may apply even if they have already started college. Contact the Office of Student Services for details and financial assistance.
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Co op Education Breaks Male Dominance at Tri State College
Four female students join Tri State College program expanding co educational training. Pixie Forkner a chemical engineering major works at Guide Lamp Division GM Anderson Indiana. Patty Lemanski joins Miles Laboratories Elkhart. Mindi Shaw computer science majors Delco Remy GM Anderson. Sharon a mechanical engineering major completed summer assignment with Eaton Corporation Marshall Michigan.
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Leo Kuhn
Co-operative Education
Pixie Forkner
Patty Lemanski
Mindi Shaw
Sharon
Forkner
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General Motors
Anderson
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Miss Lemanski
Miles Laboratories
Elkhart
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Vincennes University
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Fluid Power
Eaton Corporation
Marshall
Michigan
Students Selected for Who's Who in 1974 Edition
The following students have been chosen for inclusion in the 173 74 edition of Who's Who in American Universities and Colleges. Carl A Bennett William E Bertram Mary Ann Beuret Donald D Booth Robert E Bryant William Clark James R Cole Frank Crea Susan M Dickerson Paul W Gackel Jr Fred D Garber Thomas Grogan Larry J Hasselbach Sherrie L Hill Bruce Holbrook Gregg D Jaques Dennis A Jewett Larry J Lies Gary W Mathers Dennis L Merillat James P Pecsi Scott P Reese William F Richardson Paul A Ruble Douglas K Wernicke Indicates majors AE Aeronautical Engineering GE Business Administration PE Physical Education ME Mechanical Engineering EE Electrical Engineering A&S Arts & Sciences CE Civil Engineering CHE Chemical Engineering
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Carl A. Bennett
William E. Bertram
Mary Ann Beuret
Donald D. Booth
Robert E. Bryant
William Clark
James R. Cole
Frank Crea
Susan M. Dickerson
Paul W. Gackel Jr
Fred D.garber
Thomas$. Grogan
Larry
J. Hasselbach
Sherrie L. Hill
Bruce’, Holbrook
Gregg D. Jaques
Dennis A. Jewett
Larry J. Lies
Gary.w. Mathers
Dennis L. Merillat
James P. Pecsi
Scott P. Reese
William F. Richardson
Paul A. Ruble
Douglas K. Wernicke
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