Sigma Phi Epsilon Hosts National Staff at Tri-State College
Sigma Phi Epsilon welcomes James Fein and Richard Myers as National staff representatives to study petition for a chapter charter at Tri-State College. The fraternity reports a 35-29 basketball win over Alpha Sigma, with Ron Flitter scoring 13 points. February Heart Month drives local donations with the National Heart Association.
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James Fein
Richard Myers
Sigma Phi Epsilon National
Tri-State College
National Heart Association
Steuben County
Campus 68 Variety Show Hosted by Sigma Lambda Fraternity
Saint Francis College fraternity Sigma Lambda hosts Campus 68 an intercollegiate variety show set for March 10 1968 at Civic Theatre Fort Wayne. Auditions run February 18 March 3 4 at Trinity Hall with applications due February 15 or March 1. Prizes total 100 75 and 50. Tickets priced 150 100 presale and 175 125 at door. For details contact Ron Couture or Jack Hagensos at 210 E Foster Pkwy Fort Wayne or call 446 9505.
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Sigma Lambda Fraternity
Saint Francis College
Fort Wayne
Civic Theatre
E. Washington Blvd
Sigma Lambda
Trinity Hall
Tri-State
Ron Couture
Jack Haggensos
E. Foster Parkway
Circle K Names New Officers for Winter Quarter
The fourth Circle K meeting was held on February 1. New officers are Dave Prince as President and Bob Goee Oe. The club sponsors campus and community projects and urges members to bring project ideas to the group.
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Circle K
Dave Prince
Bob Goee
Kappa Sigma Prepares For Weekend With WMU Sorority
Kappa Sigma teams up with Alpha Sigma Alpha from Western Michigan University for a weekend visit in Angola. The house enters a decisive IFC basketball game against Sigma Phi Delta to decide the tie for first place as Sigma Phi Epsilon faces Acacia. A loss to either Sig Ep or Kappa Sig could end the chance at the title.
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Kappa Sigs
Western Michigan University
Alpha Sigma Alpha
Angola
Sigma Phi Epsilon
Sigma Phi Delta
Acacia
Sig Ep
Kappa Sig
Civil engineers tap steel fabrication paths in growing industries
ASCE News reports W. L. Brock of American Bridge Chicago outlining civil engineering career prospects in steel fabrication. He notes rapid growth in Space Chemical and Atomic industries and showcases American Bridge projects including high rise structures and the Picasso in Chicago. Also congratulates Professor George S. Rowley on a Master of Science in Mechanical Engineering and Bill Flaherty for placing third in an AWA paper contest.
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W. L. Brock
American Bridge of Chicago
Brock
A.S.C.E
American Bridge
Chicago
George S. Rowley
Civil Engineering Dept
Rowley
University of Toledo
Bill Flaherty
American Water Works Association
Nominations and Honors Highlight M E S Meeting
In a Jan 30 gathering Jim Anderson was nominated for Mr Tri-State and Robert H Cunningham received the society's honorary teaching award. Jerry Jansen of Amsted Corp spoke on engineering needs, noting Amsted firms Diamond Chain Indianapolis Griffin Pipe South Bend and five others while Northwestern's Frank Andicott Survey predicts June 1968 starting salaries of $765 monthly for engineers.
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Jim Anderson
Tri-State
Robert H. Cunningham
Society
Jerry Jansen
Amsted Corp
Chicago
Jansen
Amsted
Diamond Chain Co
Indianapolis
Griffin Pipe Line Co
South Bend
Frank Andicott
Northwestern University
Platt Hall Basketball Highlights and Stoppers Victory
Platt B defeated Platt A 47 to 39 at Pleasant Lake gym. The Stoppers retained first place in the inter dorm bowling league with three wins of four. Platt residents plan Winter Carnival events and an Open House for parents led by Don Bentz.
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Platt
Pleasant Lake
Platt “B
Don Bentz
Acacia Brother Jeff Szilage Marries Randy Urich in York
Acacia brothers extend best wishes as Jeff Szilage weds Randy Urich of York at the Methodist Church with a Fraternity House reception. The basketball team rallies to a 2 2 record behind Mike Donovan's 17 points in a win over TKE, while the bowling squad loses to Alpha Sigma Phi.
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Acacia
Jeff Szilage
Randy Urich
York
Pennsylvania
Mike Donovan
Tke
Alpha Sigma Phi
Humid Beings Occupy City Gymnasium Steam Room
A mysterious species called Humid Beings occupy the gymnasium steam room, drawing attention from staff and visitors. Local authorities have not established a clear explanation for their presence, leaving gymgoers to report unusual humid activity and unfamiliar sounds.
Phi Kappa Theta initiates Public Service drive with breakfast
Phi Kappa Theta brothers launched a three phase Public Service project after Mass a communion breakfast. Dr Willig spoke approving the plan for church college and community efforts over three months. The week saw a loss to Kappa Sigma in basketball and a poor start by the Sigma Phi Delta bowling team. Diana Miller of Walcottville Indiana was pinned to Brother Charley Reick.
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Brothers of
Phi Kappa Theta
Willig
Phi Kaps
Kappa Sigma
Sigma Phi Delta
Diana Miller
Walcottville
Indiana
Charley Reick
Sigma Phi Delta Defeats Delta Chi 50 to 35 in Basketball
Sigma Phi Delta extended their winning streak by defeating Delta Chi 50 35 as Denny DeGroff scored 21 points. The team has a week without games to practice for Monday night’s top clash with first place Kappa Sigma while Winter Carnival plans advance amid uncertain snow sculpture prospects.
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Sigma Phi Delta Brothers
Delta Chi
Sigma Phi Delta
Denny DeGroff
Kappa Sigma
Phi Delts
Tri- State
A Day When a Good Friend Arrives
A reflective line notes a friend’s visit marking two dawns as a sign of renewed hope. It hints at companionship bringing fresh light and a new beginning.
Sponge cake gossip heard behind the fence
Local chatter centers on Helen baking a sponge cake this morning with mentions of eight visits to gather ingredients and a friend guessing at the recipe details.
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Helen
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Brotherhood
Ben
Selkis
al Conrad
Rich Rudolph
Asce News
M.E.S. News
Platt Hall
Tri-State Motors
N. Wayne St
Angela
C.E
E.E
M.le
Chem.e
City of Detroit Civil Service Commision
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the Armory
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