Trine University - Modulus Yearbook (Angola, IN)

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:yi 'sell VL 4 J. ,y f-'A' 'P . J , ,lx The New Folk Fiue entertained students and townspeople at the February concert. rdustrzks And tudeuts During U16 Selma! year A new quarterly meeting, the convoca- tion, was initiated to inform the entire school and its public about topics of interest and im- . portance. Guests at such convocations includ- ed Rear Admiral Howard Yeager and Mr. 5 john McGinn of the Peace Corps. On the lighter side, Tri-State played host to the famous singing group, the Four Fresh- men and the New Folk Five. Professor Robert Ramsey played host for Tri-State with his broadcasts of informative. talks and good music. or NH iv 1 E The Science Fair attracted many guests. The Student Council presented the Nations Best Vocal Group -The Four Freshmen. - 15 -

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4' ',1 P ti mise? Uri-State Played flrfst C0 Zzlfwus Pvrsmalitzes ,., T , r ang fy .AV.,,, . Professor Robert Cook spoke to potential students about their futures. During the year T.S.C. played host to many and varied activities of public interest. Starting the year off with career day the col- lege campus became the focal point for a large group of future college students as the area high schools sent representatives to Tri- State College College Day. Maintenance and Sales seminars were held periodically during the school year. The campus became a show-room for in- genuity when the regional Science Fair visited Tri-State. Students from various area schools offered their works for inspection. POl'ff'1fiUl Ulgineefing SfUde'1fS from Hllnfiflg' Professor Everett Schadt addressed visiting motor transport personnel. ton high visited the campus. - -

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4-.a.,,..,, 4 ' ' E .,.-5-,, , of , 0 -'W-!'f-5-muah., 'Q---v 'Alva-J' mega, . ' -f v - . tiff-. Y - 4'1 ' Y f- '--,,,, 3f 4c.,,,, .qw-f -V 5- -if e M' ' 'I A 'vm n ' , - ,, -JS W - '+'0b-- ---l . v, x Y , -in r i. -u-.. . ' UL..- -l.,xw2? -'J ' --u ::.-g '- M' in-D ' . I K .11 Wi? u151w15r!11515,414d U15 fm u Wiz gd y-l6'efuf5514 6fd5565 Sunshine and warm weather turned the Tri-State area into a summer playground for students. The sunshine and water en- thusiasts found no end to the many activities of this Northem Indiana water wonderland. Swimming, boating, sailing, fishing, beach parties and water skiing were daily activities for those stu- dents who could escape from their studies long enough for a little rest and relaxation-rest and relaxation? Dancehalls at Lake james, Hamilton Lake, Lake George and Clear Lake played host to many name bands on weekends, and students danced to local bands and attended record hops at these same places during the week. , Many of the organizations, fraternities, and individual stu- dents enjoyed summer evening hayrides originating at Potawa- tomi Inn at Pokagon State Park or from one of the many sur- rounding farms. .-.. 5-6 ff..'d,a A ' '?i5'?'ffli5'-'iii' ' - -,-V.-f '..v.,. 5, 1 Q, .sd , LW if ,. 'i,,- -7,-q fkx.. N, 1 N1 -- rf .N ni rsh 4 'f ' mg, fc X Beach parties and leisurely living were the order of the day The Phi Kaps and their girls enjoyed an evening in the hay. ling., ' 2 ',,. W 3- :M-if - ,,,,... '!i...