Phi Kappa Theta Narrow Lead After Four Points
Phi Kappa Theta Keglers started strong by gaining four points from Alpha Sigma Phi to sit in first place by half a game. High three game total was Tim Needy with 610, followed by Gene Hirniak at 576. New officers for this quarter are Jim Scotti as Vice President and Tom Conley as Secretary. Congratulations to John Vender on his engagement to Chris McKarns of Montpelier Ohio, to Jim Nespo on pinning Diane Dryer of Euclid Ohio, and to Charles Reich on his engagement to Diane Miller of Angola.
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Phi Kap Keglers
Alpha Sig
Tim Needy
Gene Hirniak
Jim Scotti
Tom Conley
John Vender
Chris McKarns
Montpelier
Ohio
Jim Nespo
Diane Dryer
Euclid
Charles Reich
Diane Miller
Angola
Tri State Automotive Specialists Form New Student Club
The Tri State Automotive Specialists, a new club for students into high performance cars and racing, will meet April 2 at 4 p.m. in Room 104 of the Library. Objectives and activities will be discussed. All interested are invited.
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Tri State Automotive Specialists
Kappa Sigma Makes State Day Visit to Purdue
The Brothers of Kappa Sigma traveled to Purdue for State Day on March 16. They opened with a Saturday basketball tournament where they lost to Butler Kappa Sigs by ten points. The day included a luncheon general assembly meetings and committee sessions followed by a banquet and dance. Brother Joe Sullivan with wife Anna Mari and baby Kelly returned this quarter. Congratulations to Brother Steve LaHood on pinning Diane Dickoff of Peoria Illinois.
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Kappa Sigma
Purdue
Kappa Sigs
Butler
Joe Sullivan
Anna Mari
Kelly
Steve LaHood
Diane Dickoff
Peoria
Thunderbirds T-Birds Hold First Meeting Progress Drive
The Thunderbirds held their first meeting last Wednesday focusing on Link Trainer rebuilding progress and recruiting drive. Elections are planned for the next meeting and Air Progress Magazine will cover the group and Tri-State College soon.
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T-Birds
Air Progress Magazine
Thunderbirds
Tri-State College
Delta Chi Elects New Officers and Honors High Achievers
Delta Chi announces new officers Al Yoder as president Jim Windler vice president Mike Esterly secretary and Stan Bankus treasurer. The group held a Friday party and Saturday pledge banquet at the Hamilton House. Charlie Smith earned a 4.0 GPA last quarter.
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al Yoder
Jim Windler
Mike Esterly
Stan Bankus
Hamilton House
SAE plans spring field trip to Central Foundry Defiance Ohio
On March 20 1968 the SAE held its first spring meeting led by new officers. The group announced a field trip to Central Foundry in Defiance Ohio on April 3 1968. Interested engineering students should sign up in the Mechanical Engineering office. Meet by the old cafeteria at 6 00 p.m. The foundry is an automated plant and should interest attendees. Next meeting is April 17 1968.
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SAE
Central Foundry
Defiance
Ohio
Sigma Phi Delta Names New Spring Quarter Officers
Sigma Phi Delta announces new officers led by Chief Engineer John Bolte and Ass't Chief Engineer Jim Taylor with Secretary Louis Csokasy, Business Manager Dennis De Groff, and Chaplain Doug Rocht. Bowling team beat Acacia in three games. Softball team prepping after practices for season.
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John Bolte
Ass’t
Jim Taylor
Louis Csokasy
Dennis de Groff
Doug Rocht
Acacia
Sig Ep Scholars Shine As Brother Grzybowski Marries
The Sigma Phi Epsilon chapter notes a 2.31 average for members and awards honor to Bob Grzybowski who wed Andi Holtz in Chicago. Softball team prepares for season with optimistic outlook and strong hitters. New officers Gary DeWitt president Glenn Corvigno vice president Dean Fox recording secretary Craig Stufflet corresponding secretary Al Conrad controller begin their term.
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Sig Ep
Bob Grzybowski
Andi Holtz
Chicago
Gary DeWitt
Glenn Corvigno
TEKE Fraters announce graduate two Fraters and events
Tau Kappa Epsilon reports Frank Watson and Kingsley Hunger have graduated as the new quarter opens. Alumni Roundup is planned with strong turnout expected and a busy spring featuring three parties and the Red Carnation Ball. Public Service Weekend and Greek Week are on the slate alongside returning TEKE bowling and softball teams.
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Tau Kappa Epsilon
Frank Watson
Kingsley Hunger
TEKE
Tekes
Summer TV Job Openings for FCC First Class Licensees
Opportunity for summer work in television studio and transmitter operations. Preference given to FCC first class licensees. openings may exist for those with experience in commercial broadcast studio or transmitter operations. See Robert Ramsay in the alumni office for details.
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Robert Ramsay
Acacia House Wins Scholastic Plaque And Elects Leaders
Acacia House accepted a Winter quarter Scholarship plaque, scoring well above the all men’s average. After elections, the new leadership was announced led by Dean Jeff Szilage and Senior Dean Vince Arizzi with Junior Dean James Pressel and Treasurer Jerry Sorgenfrei and Secretary Ken Meyer. Brother David Elkins recently pinned Mrs Linda Ward of Dayton Ohio. The group closed with a successful party as Acacia’s softball team eyes a surprising season.
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Acacia House
Jeff Szilage
Vince Arizzi
James Pressel
Jerry Sorgenfrei
Ken Meyer
David Elkins
Linda Ward
Dayton
Ohio
Acacia
ASTME Meeting Notes and Elections Report
The ASTME holds meetings every other Thursday at 7:00 p.m. in room 221 of the new science building. The next meeting on April 4 will feature the film Wolfsburg 221 about the Volkswagen. Elections on March 7 named Warren Cunningham chairman Gary Yarger first vice chairman Ron Flitter second vice chairman Gary Niedbalski secretary Ren Goodrich student senate Russell Armstrong treasurer.
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ASTME
Wolfsburg 221
Volkswagen
Gary Niedbalski
Ren Goodrich
Russell Armstrong
First Spring Quarter Meeting Held March 25 1968
William Flaherty was introduced as newly elected president and outlined officer slate. A short business meeting formed committees for Spring Term Society activities. A screening of An Essay On Bridges delighted sixty six students and four faculty. Coffee and doughnuts followed.
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William Flaherty
A L A A Presents Films on Sound Speeds and Canadair Talk
On Thursday April 11 the society offers two films Approaching the Speed of Sound and Beyond the Speed of Sound followed by a talk by Ray Herbert chief of structural design at Canadair. He will discuss CL 84 VTOL and CL 215 Flying Water Bomber. All students are invited.
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Ray Herbert
Herbert
Canadair
Boat and motor priced for water skiing deal
Earl Sharrow reports a boat and motor for 300 dollars offered by the Placement Office. Ideal for water skiing and quick sale.
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Earl
Sharrow
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Phi Kappa Theta
Tri-State Automotive Specialists
Union Carbide
the Discovery Company
Union Carbide Corporation—Materials Systems Division
Kokomo
Indiana
Midwest
Brijoy
Indianapolis
Electrical Engineers
Union Carbide Corporation
Perel Carbide
Materials Systems Division
Delta Chi
Charlie Smith
Sigma Phi Delta
Sigma Phi
Tke
Modulus Office
Nex
Tri-State Motors
N. Wayne St
Warren Cunningham
Gary Yarger
Ron Flitter
A.L A. A
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