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Newspaper
Tri State Triangle
Location
Angola, Indiana, United States of America
Date
May 19, 1967
Page
4
Sigma Epsilon Colony invites members to a pledge banquet at Santa's Exit No. 2 Restaurant in Bryan Ohio for the Alpha pledge class. The house dining room is receiving wood paneling and a fresh paint coat to improve its appearance while students near the end of the quarter focus on grades and avoid laziness.
Alpha Sigma Phi announces Summer quarter leaders President John Cannon Vice-President Don Kraver Treasurer Tom Russell. The column notes a modest bowling result, a 19-8 baseball win over Sigma Phi Epsilon, and plans for Spring Frolic events led by Mike Badorian with assistants Lawrence Wasielewski and Vince Donnelly. The writer retracts an earlier remark about Hank Walters, citing freshly cut grass.
Two brothers, Scott Erbe and Jim Fleming, receive honors with Erbe in Who's Who Among Students in American Universities and Colleges for 1967-68 and Fleming elected to Tau Sigma Eta and appointed Student Director. Five new brothers initiate as Highfield Myers DeGroff Csokasy Ruschkofski. A Phi Delta group visits Lambda Chapter for a beatnik party and supports a public speaker and Little League dugout painting as a community service project.
Phi Kappa Theta earned three of four bowling points against Alpha Sigma Phi and extended its softball winning streak to five games with a victory over the same rival. John Marley pitched well despite late trouble as PKT improved to 5 wins and 1 loss with one game left.
ALA A News reports Carl Fox Marlin Teske David Schnebelen Steven Hamman and adviser Mr Brock attended the 1967 Student Conference of the St Louis Section ALAA at the Gate Way Motel May 7 8 9. The event featured paper competitions dinners awards and a plant tour of McDonnell Company. The next meeting and officer elections are set for May 25.
Newman Hall News notes Gus Richl was elected President for 1967-1968 and James Nespo chosen Secretary at the May 11 meeting. Richl serves as Phi Kappa Theta vice president and Tau Sigma Eta member, while Nespo also belongs to Phi Kappa Theta. Both aim to boost the Newman Club’s campus activity next fall.
The Tri State Student Wives Club plans a May 19 potluck dinner at Calvary Lutheran Church starting 6 p.m. Members and families attend as officers are installed for Summer and Fall Quarters. Michael Murphy will present The History of the Protest Movement Through Folk Songs.
The Brothers of the House on the Hill host Sweetheart Weekend May 19 and 20 with alumni guests from across the country. Events begin Friday evening social gathering and continue Saturday with festivities including a banquet at Stuckeys in Coldwater followed by a dance and party. David Brandanger and Ed Mulroy are named for Who's Who in American Colleges and Universities. John Sedlacek gives Donna Presley a lavaliere. Jim Sexton pins Bonnie Henneman.
The ALM heard two Warner M ove talks from Auburn on how orders move from planning to finished design. Sample parts and blueprints were shown. On May 11 the AIDD toured International Harvester Fort Wayne body design and research divisions.
A fragment requests contacting Sue Lokeyn ski at 665 6733 for further details. The incomplete OCR item mentions a phone number and a person name, with no event or location context.
The Spaghetti Dinner is on tonight from 5:00 to 7:00 p.m. at the Methodist Church on W Maumee at N West. Tickets at the door cost 1.50 for adults and 0.75 for children under 12. all are invited, especially college students, with prep help from volunteers after classes.
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