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Newspaper
Tri State Triangle
Location
Angola, Indiana, United States of America
Date
May 17, 1968
Page
4
Epsilon activities this Saturday include ash for money by brothers and pledges and a public service cleanup at the county rest home with touch up painting. Alumni adviser Bruce Trifthauser and wife are wished well. The softball team beat TKE 9 1 to end a three game skid with three games remaining and confidence for the season.
Sigma Phi Delta members prepare the house for a busy alumni weekend while residents focus on clearing clutter and making renovations. In softball, the Phi Delts lost to Acacia after a late rally by Acacia, with Phi Delts failing to hold their lead.
Phi Kappa Theta clinched first in LF C play by edging Alpha Sigma 10 9 in a tense contest. Down five, Phi Kap surged in the final inning behind pitching by John Marley and slugging from Joe Persang to stretch their win streak to six. Saturday they hosted Acacia at the Rathskeller in a post game party.
The final ASCE Spring Quarter meeting is set for Monday May 20 with elections and amendment ratification on the agenda. Congratulations to Vic Majka and family on a May 9 Cameron Hospital birth. Larry Roettger for returning the Traveling Plaque after the Tri-State vs Indiana Tech contest. and Professor Guilford for the Excellence in Teaching Award. Best wishes are offered to graduating civil engineering seniors.
The SE.E.E. will hold its annual banquet tonight at the Silver Springs Lounge at 8:00 with all members invited. Awards will be presented. The last meeting discussed Sales Engineering and Mr. Andrews of General Radio gave a talk on the role of a sales engineer.
Delta Chi announces a big weekend with a Friday night party and Saturday pig roast at Pokagon. Three graduating seniors Jim Dinsmore, Dave John, and Steve Clark will be honored at the picnic. Alumni are expected to attend. An Ohio State University Delta Chi committee visit is planned to discuss housing.
Tau Kappa Epsilon fell 9 to 1 as Terry Saunders scored the lone TKE run. The fraternity collected magazines for Coldwater and Fort Wayne State Home over the weekend and plans a beach party at Pokagon State Park.
After the Phi Kap gathering ACADIA brothers thank hosts for a fine party. Several members look ahead to the SE.C. golf tournament featuring Jerry Sorgenfrei Mike Mayer and Bob Burns. Coach Fitzsimmons reports another win for the Acacia nine as Hire and Petty lead a 16 12 attack with Hire’s grand slam and Petty’s five RBIs.
The TriState College Student Wives' Club hosts its annual potluck tonight at Calvary Lutheran Church with 6 p.m. serving. Members are urged to bring covered dishes and place settings. babysitting will be provided during entertainment. The spring quarter ends with senior recognition and new officer installation. Jane Zeckman is president. Suzanne Lokczynski vice president. Virginia Spencer secretary. Diana Lautenschlager treasurer. Gay Ramella refreshment chair.
The Brothers announce Betty-Jo Casper as the new Sweetheart after the Sweetheart Dance at the Clear Lake Club. Past Sweetheart Carol Smith passed down the crown to Casper. Brother Jon Grill announces his engagement to Tammy Diegers and William Maciver pins Sharon Sokol. The softball team beat Delta Chi for a 4–2 record.
The Alpha Sigma Phi pledge class includes Dave Balogh Dick Bible Dick Bosseler Jeff Conn Jim Huner Dave Jerome Don Manley Glen Nitta Frank Par mater Neil Sand and Doug Wells. The Sigs lost 10 9 after a five run fifth inning collapse to undefeated Phi Kaps. Indiana Tech Sigs visiting were defeated as Don Cerratos Mike Galvanis and Daryl Shoffs led the locals to an easy 274 ball game. Plans are under way for moving into Fraternity Row this fall. New officers named Aldo Franconi president Phil Kaufman vice president Pete Austin treasurer Cliff Lord secretary.
The society held its final meeting of the quarter with elections and a movie. For the summer quarter ASTME plans field trips and films and invites all interested students to participate.
Director Gordon states ISIS ISTC is the only international non profit guaranteeing job placement in Europe and other countries year round. The article advertises a 34 page Jobs Abroad magazine with student on the job stories photos and forms. Send $1 U.S. plus 20 cents postage to International Student Information Service Bruxelles Belgique for copies.
The piece notes a trend toward brief trunks not of bikini type, with a masculine look, straight leg lines, and low-slung waist. Fabrics include poplin linen weaves and stretch textiles in solid conventional colors, steering clear of bold patterns.
The 1930s odd years nightshirts evolve from bedroom wear to beach attire for boys and girls. Bold patterns like bull's-eye dots and giant stripes add zing. Summer color news shifts from navy and grey to a full spectrum of lighter shades with dark contrast tones.
The piece notes a shift from Gatsby era white flannel to modern lightweight fabrics like polyester viscose blends linens and textured wools. It highlights easy care and lasting crispness and predicts white suits appearing from country clubs to offices and across locations from Malibu to Madison Avenue.
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