Teke Initiates Ray Benshoff Fettrow and Shhiedel in Top Kappa Epsilon
The Teke fraternity announces the initiation of Ray Benshoff Roger Fettrow and Tom Shhiedel into Top Kappa Epsilon. The quarter's pledge class comprises twenty three members. Alumni turnout was strong despite bad weather with attendees from New York and Louisiana. Plans are in place for future developments.
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Teke
Ray Benshoff
Roger Fettrow
Tom Shhiedel
Top Kappa Epsilon
New York
Louisiana
Sig Ep Scholastics and Sports Lead in ’Quarter Reflects Strong
After a high GPA last quarter the Sigma Phi Epsilon brothers excel in bowling and basketball. Al Conrad earned praise for a 2.42 GPA while Garry Niedbalski bowled a 249 and Ron Blitter a 234 with a 614 series. The basketball squad under Chitown Oz beat Teke 63 23 and share first place before two weeks left in the half.
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Sig Ep
Phi Kaps
Alpha Sigs
Acacia
Garry Niedbalski
Ron Blitter
Chitown Oz
Teke
Bowling leads Phi Kap with 593 by Tim Neddy
Phi Kappa Theta fared poorly in basketball last week but bowling earned four points against Delta Chi. Tim Neddy led with a 593 high series, placing Phi Kap four points from first half bowling victory. Congratulations to Brother Al Franzolino for pinning Miss Gertrude Wizneski of Newton Falls, Ohio.
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Delta Chi
Tim Neddy
Phi Kap
Acacia
al Franzolino
Gertrude Wizneski
Newton Falls
Ohio
You Said It Question How Much Is a Little Bit
A reader asks what constitutes a little bit and various voices weigh value and impact. Al Conrad cites a small profit or share, Mrs Briggs notes variability, Dennis Haldi man points to tuition costs, Ed Mulkey frames a little bit as life changing.
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al Conrad
General Motor
Fred Willey
Dennis Haldiman
Tri- State
Ed Mulkey
Fife
Phi Delts Open Season with 53 38 Win Over Phi Kappa Theta
Phi Delta Theta dominated the opener beating Phi Kappa Theta 53 to 38. Coach Denny De Groff led scoring with 23 points as the team controlled play from the start.
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Sigma Phi Delta
Phi Kappa Theta
Phi Delts
Denny DeGroff
Swiss Valley
Jones
Michigan
Kappa Sigma Initiates New Beta Chapter at ISU
In Terre Haute last weekend the Kappa Beta chapter of Kappa Sigma at Indiana State University was initiated on Saturday January 13. The prior Monday the house won 66 to 24 against Delta Chi led by Jim Booker with 19 points. Rich Allen 12 and Dick Hartley 18 assisted. The ritual teams were led by Bob Majcher and Bill Linke as three chapters from ISU and Wabash joined Indiana University. A banquet followed in Terre Haute.
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Terre Haute
Kappa Sigma
Indiana State University
The
Hous
Delta Chi
Jim Booker
Dick Hartley
Dave Petrie
Rich Allen
Tri-State
Bob Majcher
Bill Linke
Indiana University
Wabash
Alpha Sig Open House Draws Pledges and Questions
Alpha Sigma Phi hosts open house with strong pledge interest and many questions about fraternity life. Gunner Taylor leads a basketball win over Acacia with key help from Syracuse Indiana star Roger Niles and Louie Schultz. Congratulations to new initiates Roger Niles Syracuse Ind Brad Bailey Sturgis Mich Lester J Chadwick New York and Professor James H Weiss and to Dave and Ruth Hill on their recent marriage.
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Alpha Sig
Gunner Taylor
Alpha Sigs
Acacia
Taylor
Syracuse
Indiana
Roger Niles
Louie Schultz
Ind
Brad Bailey
Sturgis, Mich
Lester J. Chadwick
New York
James H. Weiss
Dave
Ruth Hill
Psychologist Finds Spousal Sleeping Improves Insomnia
Dr. Lawrence J. Monroe of the University of Chicago reports findings from the January Reader's Digest showing married individuals sleep better with spouses than when separated. He argues environment is a key factor in many insomnia cases.
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Lawrence J. Monroe
University of Chicago
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Tee
Sigma Phi Epsilon
Scholastic
Rich Rudolph
Gary Justice
Muncie
Sandi de Felice
Indianapolis
Mrs. Briggs
Bill Macliver
Alpha Sigma Phi
RCA
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