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Newspaper
Tri State Triangle
Location
Angola, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Mar 01, 1968
Page
3
Kappa Sigma defeats TKE 59 to 32 to finish the season 7 0 and win the LF C title. Dick Hartley is named Winter Carnival MVP and joins Rich Allen and Dave Petrie on the LF C all star team. Jim Booker scores 13 and Hartley 15 as high scorers.
The Phi Delts lost to Acacia 41 39 placing them in a tie for fourth. Winter Carnival was a success, and members earned honors including Scott Erbe third runner up in Mr Tri State. End of term banquet planned at Santa's Exit Two in Bryan Ohio. Bowling beat Delta Chi three to none.
The Mechanical Engineers team wins the Tri-State Invitational tricycle race defeating Alpha Sigma Phi and Tau Kappa Epsilon. GT Cobra speeds exceed seven miles per hour while the lead grows. a crash by Alpha Sigma Phi ends in a spill as the Mechanical team secures victory. Autographs and a meet with the engineers are planned for the next quarter.
Rick Linard led the Sig's with 25 points as they defeated Phi Kap 66 to 48 last week. Bob Dedricks scored 622 and Pete Lord 619 to push the Sig's to 11-1 after taking four games from Sig Ep.
Phi Kappa Theta held a Friday party with Overwhelming Odds music and alumni return visits by Phil Chirrocotti Larry Maslanka and Hector Martinez. Jim Nespo won a pin from Diane Dryer of Euclid Ohio. Mike Farrell made IFC All-Star basketball, but Alpha Sigma Phi won. Phi Kaps beat Kappa Sigma three of four in bowling led by Gene Hirniak with a 574 series.
ASCE Elections of officers for the Spring Quarter will be held at the next meeting. Nominations open prior to the elections. A 22 minute film New Water for a Thirsty World will be shown. All members and interested students are invited to attend Monday March 4 at 7 00 PM in EN206.
At the last IEEE session Mr Rob Ross of Indiana and Michigan Electric discussed large power systems, midwest power flow monitoring in Canton Ohio, the New York blackout, and nuclear plant costs in Michigan. The next meeting is at 7 p.m. Wednesday March 6 in room En 206 with guest speaker Mr T R Henry of ITT.
Platt Hall hosted an Open House attracting over seventy parents and friends of residents during the Winter Carnival. Mrs. Nelson led as host with thanks to Don Bentz and his committee and Bill Hoening for decorations. In sports the Stoppers share first place after a four game bowling sweep, while Olars win all four to move to fourth. Platt B basketball goes 3-4 in February and Platt A sits at 16-1 with one game left.
Acacia Brothers Burns Szilage and Yoder win Winter Carnival awards while Bob Burns is named Mr. Tri-State at Tri-State College. Szilage to lead Student Senate. Yoder wins pancake contest. Acacia cagers beat Phi Kappa Theta 82 49 as Donavan Hammond Petty Hire lead in final stretch of the season.
The Society of Automotive Engineers met on Wednesday February 21 and opened nominations for all elected offices. Nominations stay open until the next meeting on Wednesday March 6 at 7 00 p m. Members will then elect officers to represent them for Spring quarter.
Sigma Phi Epsilon raised 400 dollars for the Heart Fund with a campus drive by members and dates in Angola. The basketball team fell 59-42 to Kappa Sigma, dropping to 5-1, while the bowling squad lost 4-0 to Alpha Sigma Phi, though overall improvement noted. Special thanks to brother Craig Stufflet for leading the project.
Cameron Hall held its Winter Quarter dance in February with about thirty attendees. Music was supplied by the Gross National Products. Resident Assistant Jim Waite is hospitalized with an ulcer. Mike Miller will replace Waite and assume R A duties when Bob Brinson moves off campus next quarter. A future dance is planned with date and plans to be announced later.
Tau Kappa Epsilon members earned the Circle K best participation award with 55 percent turnout. TEKE athletes won in basketball against Delta Chi with Dale Vanderber scoring 18 points. TEKE bowling won 3 of 4 vs Acacia as Ed Burns posted a 582 series. Frater Tim Garcia set personal records at the YMCA meet in Chicago with 845 total pounds. Steve Neal elected treasurer of the Student Senate. Fraters placed third in the tricycle race. Cavaliers provided Saturday dance music after the Winter Carnival.
Delta Chi held a winter carnival with Doctor Jollie's Banana Band providing music. The fraternity moved from 112 South Darling to host dates and pledges for weekend events. March 8 9 regional Delta Chi conference at Purdue University with six representatives George Metzger Charlie Boren Jim Windler Al Yoder Stan Bankus Charlie Smith.
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