Delta Chi pledge weekend and baseball win noted
Delta Chi celebrates pledges Vern Pankow Charlie Smith Jerry Sager Terry Tracy Gregg Davidyack Neal Mitchell Stan Greta Dan DeBolt John Gray Jim Jarrard Gary Runci and Bill Felger with a Friday work night and a Lake James banquet. The colony then beat Alpha Sigma 16 14 on May 24 to end a 1 6 season.
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Delta Chi
Vern Pankow
Charlie Smith
Jerry Sager
Terry Tracy
Gregg Davidyack
Neal Mitchell
Stan Greta
Dan DeBolt
John Gray
Jim Jarrard
Gary Runciman
Bill Felger
Brotherhood of Delta Chi
Delta Chi Colony
Dick Reis
Alpha Sig
Ed Barnett
Jim Windler
Hoad
Alpha Sigma Phi Names Officers and Frolic Recap
Alpha Sigma Phi introduces the remaining officers Secretary Paul Saalfield Corresponding Secretary Steve Miller Scholastic Chairman Chuck Ickes Sergeant at Arms John Goudy House Manager Hank Walters The Spring Frolic drew near thirty alumni including Henry Hamburg and Lee Webster Several reports claim Barbara Reay and Tom Coy were pinned Sunday evening Sigma Phi Delta swept a 2 2 split keeping the Sigs in second place and next faces Sigma Phi Epsilon to decide second in final standings
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Steve Miller
Chuck Ickes
John Goudy
Hank Walters
Alpha Sigs
Sig
Henry Hamburg
Lee Webster
Sigs
Barbara Reay
Mary Manse Col
Tom Coy
Alpha’ Sigs
Sigma Phi ‘Delta
Sigma Phi. Epsilon
Acacia Plans June Paint Projects and Pledge-Active Softball
Acacia men prepare for next term with house and annex painting in June and interior improvements. Bob Burns wins the Student Senate vice-presidency. pledge-active softball ends 18 to 10 with pitcher Paul Belpasso and hitters Larry McLeod Carl Gardner Dick Fitzsimmins and Mike McIntire leading pledges. Final exams approach as Acacia aims to improve campus leadership and academic standings.
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Acacia
Bob Burns
Acacia Fraternity
Paul Belpasso
Larry McLeod
Carl Gardner
Dick Fitzsimmins
Mike McIintire
Rick Hammond
Jay Petty
Queen
LFC
Men of
Sigma Epsilon Holds May Meeting and Elects Officers
The May 15 Sigma Epsilon meeting was called to order by President Ron Gerard with new fall quarter officers elected. Officers include Ron Mocherman as president, Ralph Stitt and John Stanley as vice presidents, Tom Cochren as treasurer, and Kent Clapp as secretary. The spring banquet occurred May 22 at Hamilton House with business professors as guests.
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Sigma Epsilon
Ron Gerard
Ron Mocherman
Ralph Stitt
John. Stanley
Tom. Cochren
Kent Clapp
Hamilton House
Six TKEs to Graduate From Tau Kappa Epsilon Fraternity
The Fraters of Tau Kappa Epsilon announce six June graduates: Ed Spatholt Youngstown Ohio Jim Howard Dearborn Michigan Doug Peck Sturgis Michigan John Bobryk Berlin Heights Ohio. August graduates include Doug Marshall Flint Michigan and Dave Quinn Oil City Pennsylvania.
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Tau Kappa Fpsslon
Ed Spatholt
Youngstown
Ohio
Jim Howard
Dearborn
Michigan
Doug Peck
Sturgis
John Bobryk
Berlin Heights
Doug Marshall
Flint
Dave Quinn
General
Oil ‘City
Pennsylvania
Sigma Phi Delta thanks for Monday speaker and season end
The Brothers of Sigma Phi Delta thank all who helped their speaker Rev. Daniel Lyons S.J. The turnout from students faculty and Anglon townspeople made the evening a success. The Phi Delt softball team finished the season with a 20 7 win over Acacia. Last weekend they visited Lambda Chapter for a party that entertained Kappa and Lambda. This is the Triangle’s final issue and they wish everyone luck on finals and hope to see them in the Fall.
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Brothers of
Sigma Phi Delta
Daniel Lyons S
Kappa
Lambda
Kappa Sigma Sweetheart Named Miss Carol Smith
The Theta Xi Chapter honors May 20 selection Miss Carol Smith of Quincy Michigan as Sweetheart. Activities included a Polack party at Lake James Country Club, a cocktail party and dinner at Stokeys in Coldwater, a surprise induction of E Bradford Holbrook, and a yacht club Sweetheart party with the Windsors from Indianapolis. A softball game closed the weekend as members anticipate Memorial Day.
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Theta Xi
Kappa Sigma Fraternity
Carol Smith
Quincy
Michigan
Lake James Country Club
Stokeys
Coldwater
E. Bradford Holbrook
Kappa Sigma
Clear Lake Yacht Club
Indianapolis
Brad
Phi Kappa Theta Clinches LF C Bowling Trophy And Softball Victory
Phi Kappa Theta wrapped up the LF C bowling trophy for 1967 by taking three of four points from Sigma Phi Epsilon colony. The Brothers earned a last softball win to extend a six game winning streak with Sigma Phi Epsilon colony. Jim Campise finished the season with four wins and no defeats as Phi Kappa Theta moved into a tie for first with Kappa Sigma. The Brotherhood thanks Brother Frank Alarcon for his work as Sports Manager and commends all Brothers for their spring LF C sports effort.
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Phi Kappa Theta
PKT
Sigma Phi Epsilon Colony
Sigma
Phi Epsilon Colony
Jim Campise
Kappa Sigma
Phi Kappa
Theta
Frank» Alarcon
Phi Kappa ‘Theta
Lf.c
A.1 A.A. Banquet Features Mr Lee and Cermak Talk
The A.1 A.A. banquet on May 18 at Bassett's featured guest speaker Mr. Lee Cermak, a 1956 Tri-State graduate and chief pilot of the Mayflower based in Miami. He described Goodyear's 2.4 million dollar annual operation and presented an educational talk on lighter-than-air topics.
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A.1 A.A
Bassett’s
Lee
Cermak
Tri-State
A.E
Miami
Goodyear
Sigma Epsilon Pledge Banquet and Graduation Notes
The weekend pledge banquet celebrated with typical good social events. Four men graduate this quarter and one this summer, including Clark Moore Warren Ohio Juergen Kuhlman Brampton Ontario Ron Robinson Willard Ohio and Clifford Gibbs Fremont Ohio. Summer graduate Drew Bitner Mill Hall Pennsylvania. Wedding bells loom for Warren Cunningham John Arthur Juergen Kuhlman John Ruth and others, with best wishes for all as the quarter ends and summer begins.
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Ohio
Drew Bitner
Mill Hall
Pennsylvania
Warren Cunningham
John Arthur
Juergen Kuhlman
John Ruth
TKE Sports Triumph 11-3 Over Sigma Phi Epsilon
Tau Kappa Epsilon defeated Sigma Phi Epsilon 11 to 3 in baseball on May 17 led by Ed Spatholt pitching six early runs. The win caps a 5-2 season while pledges and teams earned honors in weight lifting and overall campus sports participation.
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Tau Kappa Epsilon
Sigma Phi Epsilon
Ed ‘Spatholt
TKE
Tim Garcia
Chicago
Illinois
Notre Dame
Notre Dame U
Tim
Tau Kappa’ Epsilon
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Wyler
Bulova
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Dixie Restaurant
A.1
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Sigma Epsilon Colony
Bork
Let
Avilla Dragway
Clark
Kuhlman
Brampton
Ontario
Ron Robinson
Willard
Clifford Gibbs
Fremont
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