Fall Festival Weekend Highlights From Phi Delts Parade and Races
The Phi Delts hosted a Fall Festival weekend with a Saturday parade and Sunday canoe and cross country races. Sigma Phi Delta congratulates Student Council and Scott Erbe for becoming Junior Class president. The fraternity invites independents to visit and learn about fraternity life.
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America
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Sigma Phi Deta
Scott Erbe
Field Trip Planned by M. FE Society to Mohawk Tops
The M. FE Society approves a field trip to Mohawk Tops of Montpelier Ohio on Thursday November 16 1966 departing 530 PM from the Old Cafeteria. Deadline to sign up is Monday November 4 6 PM with the sign-up sheet on the Secretary's desk in the Mechanical Department. Speaker Mr Wayne A Ring engineering manager electro mechanical products Barber Colman Company gave a well received talk and slides.
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Mohawk
Montpelier
Ohio
Wayne A. Ring
Electro-Mechanical Products
Barber-Colman Company
Phi Kappa Theta Win Trophies
Phi Kappa Theta secured trophies in both float and cross country events at the fall festival. The humorous float depicting the first Viking ship to reach North America earned the top award, while cross country saw a second place finish led by Renno Budziak Mike Farrell Bob Graeber and Jim Nespo.
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Phi Kappa Theta
Phi Kaps
North American
al Wohlfiel
Renno Budziak
Mike Farrell
Bob Graeber
Jim Nespo
Phi Kaps Beat Acacia in 19 0 Victory
Phi Kaps, led by quarterback Lee Korbich, defeated Acacia 19 to 0 after a 14 6 loss to Alpha Gamma Upsilon. Early in the game Korbich connected with Bill Strauss for a score, Gus Riehl blocked a kick, and John Klo rsowski recovered the ball for a second TD.
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Phi Kaps
Alpha Gamma Upsilon
Acacia
Lee Korbich
Korbich
Bill Strauss
Gus Riehl
John Klosowski
Redeyes
Jim Scotti
TKE Weekend Festival At TRE House With Float Parade
The Falb Pestisal at the TRE House hosts a campus weekend with a movable type themed float. Six states send sisters to join actives pledges and rushees. Charles Schott and Alan Miller take second in the canoe race earning $75. Rob Erdmann John Councellor Tom Filbrun Craig Scheeder excel in cross country. The event closes with a Student Council Dance.
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Tke
Charles Schott
Alan Miller
TKE House
Rob Erdmann
John Councellor
Tom Filbrun
Craig Scheeder
Tke's
Armory
Team shuts out opponents in 19 0 victory
The defense held the opponents scoreless while the offense added a late tally. An unsuccessful extra point left the final score at 19 to 0.
Students sail on Chapman College floating campus voyage
Russ Kennedy, Balboa Island, tours in port aboard the s s RYNDAM as 450 other students begin the fall semester voyage with Chapman. The 12 earned units transfer to UC Irvine as Kennedy aims for a life sciences teaching career. A spring 1967 trip will visit multiple countries from Los Angeles to New York.
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Russ Kennedy
Balboa Island
California
Chapman Colege
Hatshepsut
Valley of the Kings
Luxor
Russ
University of California At Irvine
Discovery
Chapman
S.s. Ryndam
Holland- America Line
Los Angeles
Panama Canal
Venezuela
Brazil
Argentina
Nigeria
Senegal
Morocco
Spain
Portugal
Netherlands
Denmark
Great Britain
New York
Te Age
Hare and Hound Rally Opens TSC Annual Series
Sun Oct 30 saw eleven teams in the first running of TSCs Hare and Hound Rally. Rallymasters Clay Warner and Bob Thompson led a 25 to 40 mph course over rural and major roads ending at Tri-State Rest Park. Phi Kappa Theta won as Roddie May and Bill Dailey posted 4 minutes 11 seconds over 35 miles. Other results followed with Schmidt/Lantz 5 05, Hemmert/Williams 5 06, Grubb/Leinberg 5 16, Payne/Beyer 8 10, Wikoff/Bongiolatti 26 31, Scott/Martin 29 06.
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Clay Warner
Bob Thompson
Tri-State Rest Park
Phi Kappa Theta
Roddie May
Bill Dailey
Ken Schmidt
Charles Lantz
Ed Hemmert
Louis Williams
Dave Grubb
Rein Leinberg
Joyce Payne
Tim Beyer
Mark Wikoff
Trent Bongiolatti
Sam Scott
Bill Martin
Alpha Gamma Upsilon Beats Alpha Sigma Phi 21 to 6
Alpha Gamma Upsilon offense clicks in a 21 to 6 win over Alpha Sigma Phi last Wednesday. Osborn completes 43 percent of passes while Hasselbach and Moore run strong. Snyder recovers a fumble punt for his 8th TD. Smith catches two late scores sealing victory.
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Alpha Gamma Upsilon
Alpha Sigma Phi
Osborn
Hasselbach
Moore
Mike Snyder
Alpha Sigs
Alpha Gam
Golden Boy
Tom Smith
Kappa Sigma Colony Recalls Fall Festival Weekend
The 1966 Fall Festival entertained Kappa Sigma brothers and dates with a skit The First Thanksgiving Dinner and a post dance float project. Alumni visited, a tight 7 6 football win over Sigma Phi Delta was noted, and formal rituals with Kappa Sigma are planned for November 12.
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Kappa Sigs
Kappa Sigma
Alpha Gamma Upsilon Wins Floats and Talent Prizes
Alpha Gamma Upsilon celebrates a Fall Festival weekend with first prize for the most beautiful float and second prize in the talent show. Chairman Clark Moore led the effort as actives and pledges earned the third trophy in five years. The group showcased a half scale Spirit of St. Louis in the parade and presented a Hollywood Palate scene with comedians and a chorus line.
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Clark Moore
Alpha Gam
Spirit of
Hollywood
Peter Paul
Harry
Alpha Gamma Upsilon
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