Sig Ep Greeks Triumph in Week of Games and Events
Sigma Phi Epsilon celebrates a successful Greek Week with Ron Flitter and Jay Denny winning the greased pig race. The fraternity also wins egg toss and bed race trophies. The big house received a green paint refresh, pledges study for a national test, initiation is Saturday, followed by a formal banquet and dance with the Larry Meechum Orchestra.
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Sig Ep
Ron Flitter
Jay Denny
Big House
Larry Meechum
Circle K Con vention Highlights Fort Wayne Trip
Circle K members recount a busy week with a Wednesday dinner, Thursday meeting, and a weekend trip to the Indiana District Circle K Convention in Fort Wayne. Attendees included Tri-State Circle K Club representatives John Councellor and Tom Leidy and speakers such as Charles Keller and Senator Birch Bayh. The group planned letters to prospective Tri-State students and noted future Thursday meetings in EN 214.
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Fort Wayne
Indiana
Dean Scott
Tri-State
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Aes
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Tom Leidy
Don Stripling
Tri-State Circle K
Gerber Hall
Charles Keller
David Keyko
Circle K International
Birch Bayh
United States
Anderson College
Ball State University
DePauw University
Evansville University
Indiana Central College
Indiana University
Indiana Purdue
North Manchester College
John
Councellor
Philadelphia
Kappa Sigma Greek Week Recap and Upcoming Sweetheart Weekend
Kappa Sigma House hosts Greek Week with first in Mad Tag Contest and second in Fraternity Song and Public Relations. Preparations underway for the Sweetheart weekend set for May 11.
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Kappa Sigma House
Sigs Strive For Trophies Amid Muddy Field Events
Alpha Sigma Phi at 314 West Broad faced soft eggs greasy pigs and slippery mud hampering last week field events. Brother Phil Kaufman won one of two LFC scholarship awards and Brother Weiss earned praise for a LF C banquet speech. In bowling the Sigs lost to a Phi Kappa Theta quintet on the final frame earning a third second place trophy of the quarter. Baseball had the week off with two wins and four games left, a fifth place finish needed for the All-Sports Trophy.
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West Broad
Phil Kaufman
L.F.C
Brother Weiss
Lf.c
Phi Kappa Theta
A I D D welcomes Herbert G Bunke for talk on casting design
On Tuesday May 7 the A I D D hosts guest speaker Herbert G Bunke tool engineer from Central Foundry Defiance Ohio. Bunke began work May 2 1951 rising through roles to Senior Superintendent of Tool Engineering before transfer to Sagina w Michigan then return to Defiance. He will discuss Central Foundry Division Casting Design at Best Hall Room 221 at 7 00 p.m.
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Herbert G. Bunke
Central Foundry
Defiance, Ohio
Mr. Bunke
Central Foundry Division
Defiance Plant
Grey Iron Foundry
General Motors Intitute
Institute
Pattern
Saginaw
Michigan
Defiance
Bunke
Best Hall
Delta Chi Greek Week Wraps Up With Wins and Pinnings
Delta Chi recalls last week's activities during Greek Week events. A 18 to 7 loss to Phi Kappa Theta in the ball game is noted, along with a pitching hand injury. The house won the door prize at the IFC party and the singing contest Saturday afternoon, while a bed race mishap occurred. Five brothers attended the IFC banquet Sunday night. The chapter thanks Al Conrad for organizing the festivities and congratulates three members who pinned steady sweethearts: George Metzger, Charlie Smith, and John Gray.
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IFC
Brothers
Delta Chi
al Conrad
George Metzger
Charlene Marcinek
Toledo
Ohio
Bowling Green State University
Charlie Smith
Pam Purdy
Miami Beach
Florida
Michigan State University
John Gray
Becky Richmond
Angola
Indiana
Amateur Radio Club Modernizes Station With New Gear
At a recent meeting the Amateur Radio Club outlined improvements and purchased new equipment. A Drake T-4X transmitter R-4A receiver and six meter two meter converters were installed to cover below thirty megacycles. Members built a two kilowatt legal limit power amplifier. A Hammarlund HQ 100 receiver and a new control center were added as part of the modernization. The group plans a ham convention with amateurs from nearby states to ignite fall interest. Officers named include Brian Nemec Jim Andrews Clark Miller and Tony LoPinto. Meetings are Thursdays at 6 30 PM in room 202 Engine Building.
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Civil Defense
Brian Nemec
Jim Andrews
Clark Miller
Tony LoPinto
Students Drop Out Aug Summer Quarter Registrar Notice
Students dropping out for the summer quarter must complete a card in the Registrar's Office so registration instructions can be sent to them.
Sigma Phi Delta Congratulates Greek Week Winners
The Sigma Phi Delta members praise Greek Week events as highly successful. They note the softball game concluded the weekend and plans for the season and end of term activities are underway, with expected alumni turnout and a strong, upbeat outlook.
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Sigma Phi Delta
TKE Greek Week Awards and Club Baseball Update
TKE announces awards for Bed race and Public Service in 1968 Greek Week. Second place finishes went to Egg No. 8 and Mud Tag. Harry Bowen congratulates Mary Lou Vieveland of Butler Pennsylvania who attends Butler County Community College. TKE edged Acacia 24 to 23 as Acacia staged a late rally for 7 runs before a double play by Paul Watkins and Frank Laurendi. Home runs by Paul Watkins and Chuck Cain. TKE now stands 2 wins 1 loss.
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Iso
Tke
Harry Bowen
Mary Louvieveland
Butler
Penn
Miss Vieveland
Butler County Community College
Acacia
Paul Watkins
Frank Laurendi
Chuck Cain
Tri-State ASCE Chapter Wins Second Consecutive Commendation
Tri-State University student chapter of ASCE earned the 1967 certificate of commendation announced by President Tatlow in New York City on April 15, 1968. The honor places them above the University of Colorado, Louisiana Poly Institute, and Ohio State University.
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ASCE
Tatlow
New York City
Tri- State
University of Colorado
Louisiana Poly Institute
Ohio State University
Automobile deaths cost millions in injuries and bills
The May Reader's Digest reports nearly two million people were maimed or killed in the past year. Medical bills exceeded $600 million and lost earnings surpassed $2.5 billion.
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May Reader’s Digest
Acacia Hosts Night on the Nile Greek Week
Acacia brothers capped Greek Week with Night on the Nile decoration turning the house into an Egyptian tomb. James Pressel earned thanks for planning and hard work across the weekend. The Acacia softball team lost 23 22 to TKE marking a second straight one run defeat. Dick Fitzsimmons will miss the rest of the season with a foot injury.
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Brothers of Acacia
Nile
James Pressel
Acacia
Tke
Dick Fitzsimmons
Designer Voting Machine Contest Deadline Draws Near
The M E S News notes the deadline is next Friday May 10 at 5 p m for submitting voting machine designs. Winners receive a $25 savings bond and the achievement will be noted on the college record.
Company trip and events scheduled in May at local base
A field trip is planned for May 18 to a Co. A WWike-Hercules base south of Dunes Park with possible bus transport. LE.E.E. banquet is set for May 17, followed by a May 25 picnic. The film Semiconductor Physics was shown at the last meeting. Next meeting is May 8 with a General Radio speaker on Sales Engineering.
Death risk rise after bereavement in British study
The May Reader's Digest reports a British medical study finding that five percent of relatives of the bereaved died within a year versus 0.68 percent in a non bereaved group. Widows and widowers faced a 12 percent death rate compared with 1.6 percent in the control group.
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May Reader's Digest
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