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President Gives Tea President Elliott gave an informal open house for all the incoming students on Sunday, September 12th. The party was held at Dr. Elliot’s house and was attended by many new students. All the deans and their wives were present and willing to rap with the students. The purpose of the open house was to welcome all students to Tri- State University and the open house was quite successful. a. Kent Myers, director of Admissions, talks with those who attended the tea. b. Dr. Elliott, Dean Scott and Dr. Lewis can ' t decide what to do with their hands, c. Guests mingle with the fac¬ ulty.
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Platt Wins Powderpuff Platt Hall has for the 4th consecu¬ tive year walked away with the trophy for Powder Puff football. The girls at Platt defeated the girls at Illikai by a score of 6-0. Gretchen Henrich caught the win¬ ning pass which decided the game. Mr. Bill San Giacomo coached the team to victory on Fall Festival weekend. Illikai put up a tough fight but was unsuc¬ cessful in scoring. a. Illikai Hall takes a rest. b. Members of both teams get ready for the hike. c. Mary Hoffman charges through to block for her teammates, d. Anni Houston attempts to rush the quarterback, e. Platt’s passing by Bucky, the quarter¬ back , was successful throughout the game.
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Trotters Vie For Turkeys ■ •• ■ , - W .kti The third annual turkey trit was held on Wednesday, November 10th. The race was run in four divisions: fraternity, male stu¬ dents, female students, and men’s open. Each contestant ran one mile, either competing against time, or against time-predictions depending on the division that they participated in. Tau Kappa Epsilon won the fraternity divi¬ sion. Winners of the Men’s Student Open and Men’s Open were John Makell, Terry Clay, Bob Hauser and John Hauser. The race was run on the Zollner golf course and winners recieved turkeys. a. Dick Zach and Steve Young take the curve, b. T- rotters off to a good start, c. Three trotters race towards the finish.
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