Northwood Institute - Norfinda Yearbook (West Baden, IN)

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Northwood Entrepreneurs Run Radio, NOISE An entrepreneur is a person who organizes a business undertaking. That is exactly what many business manage- ment students did. Two prime exam- ples of this is the radio station and NOISE (Northwood of Indiana Stu- dent Employment). The radio station is directed by stu- dents with the advise of Registrar Patrick Fleming, a radio announcer himself. The students raised money for equipment and used their own time to be disc jockeys, technical engineers, station managers and the like. The NOISE club’s main job is to get jobs. To accomplish this end they publish a book with each graduate’s picture and resume to send to possible employers all over the country. Left NOISE members are: Ron Badarly, vice- president, Bob Snyder, Jim Reinstatler, pre- sident, Gale Briscoe, secretary, Diane Al- bright and Gene Traylor, treasurer. Below The officers preside over an organizational NOISE meeting. 25

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Right This year’s WBNI staff included: Jim Floren, Kent Eubank, Garry Robertson, Bob Snyder, news director, Paul Conn, ad- vertising manager, Patrick Fleming, faculty advisor, Charlie Rock, Jeff Henn, station manager, Tony Conway, technical engineer, Bryan Greene, promoter and Randy Feich- ter. Lower left Paul Conn turns dials, flips switches and spins records as he begins his show. Lower right Technical Engineer Tony Conway tightens a loose connection to insure better trans- mission, Center Station manager Jeff Henn coordinates the station’s work.

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Car Students | Repair Shop Form Auto | Northwood’s automotive marketing students hosted the auto show in October, they were the first to sample a new “modular scheduling’ and they sponsored the most-fun dance. After their accustomed instructor, John ‘‘Buck”’ Miller, left for the Northwood seminar circiut, the AM boys greeted a succession of men who came to the Indiana campus from all the Northwood environs, each with his specialty taught as a “Mini-course.” Activities of the Steering Wheel Club multiplied under President Ken Vance. The auto show brought several thou- sands of visitors to the campus. During the winter term stu- | dents turned back the clock for a Fifties dance. An auto shop | for Steering Wheel club members was beginning to flourish in a pair of basement rooms. Members of the Steering Wheel Club jar, third row, Mitch Thompson, Mike were: first row, Bill Petty and Bryan Galati, Carl Jungbluth, Dave Jones and Greene, second row, Lowel Stone, Tony Dick Hubbard. John Miller, chairman of Conway, Ken Vance, Mike Wynn, John the automotive marketing department, Spurgeon, third row, Dave Macy, Gerry is pictured above. Robertson, Bill McDermott, Larry Gut- 26