Sigma Phi Delta Hosts Third Professional Meeting
Sigma Phi Delta reports its third quarterly professional meeting with alumnus Vic Riser of Square D Electric in Cleveland Ohio sharing his career insights. A second meeting featuring George Rowley will discuss thin shells, with invitations sent for over 125 alumni responses.
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Phi Delts
Vic Riser
Square D Electric
Sleveland
Ohio
George Rowley
Tri- State
Brothers
Sigma Phi Delta
E.O.T
M.S.A
Louis Csokasy
Tau Sigma Tau Sigma Meeting Highlights and Tutor Plan
Tau Sigma Tau Sigma Era held its bi weekly meeting on November 1 with speaker Robert Sebald of Cummings discussing Quality Control. Members agreed to tutor at two dollars per hour upon Dean Scott’s request. contact Bean Scott's office. Next speaker will be Mr. Moore of the University of Michigan at 6 00 p.m. on November 15.
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Moore
University of Michigan
Tau Beta Pi
Michigan
Alpha Sigma Phi Wins Fourth Straight In Muddy 1967 Victory
Alpha Sigma Phi defeated Sigma Mu Phi Delta 18 to 0 in a rain soaked game played in knee deep mud. Mike Badorian led the Sigs with a 231 passing effort as Alpha Sigma Phi extended their win streak and thanked freshmen at an open smoker.
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Alpha Sigma Phi
Sigma Phi Delta
Alpha ‘Sigma Phi’s
Phi Kappa Theta
Mike Badorian
Sig Ep Brothers Highlight Week Of Wins And Losses
Two brothers John Hasselbach and Ed Westmeyer were named football players of the week. The bowling team defeated Kappa Sigma, and Dean Fox and Dave Schultz celebrated birthdays at the Big White House study week. Sam the Irish Setter chews books as Joe Santa notes. A muddy football game with Kappa Sigma ended in a touchdown and Sig Ep suffered a setback but praised Hasselbach as back of the week and Westmeyer as lineman of the week. Al Werner and Ron Flitter led the bowling win tying for first place as Sig Ep pursues the All Sports Trophy.
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John Hasselbach
Ed Westmeyer
Kappa Sigma
Brotherhood of the
White House
Dean Fox
Dave Schultz
Sam
Joe Santa
Kappa Sig
Sig Ep
al Werner
Ron Flitter
Kappa Sigma Rallies To Two Clean Football Wins
Kappa Sigma improves after a slow start with two victories over Phi Kappa Theta 6 to 0 and Sigma Phi Epsilon 19 to 0. Quarterback Rich Allen sparked the offense while ends Dick Hartley and Dick Hancock and backs Jim Sexton and Bill McIver caught his passes. The defense held both opponents scoreless as Phil Sherry and Jim Booker pressured the opposing quarterbacks.
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Kappa Sips
Kappa Sigma
Phi Kappa Theta
Sigma Phi Epsilon
Kappa Sig
Rich Allen
Dick Hartley
Dick Hancock
Jim Sexton
Bill McIver
Allen
Phil Sherry
Jim Booker
ASCE News Meets November 13 with Speaker and Nominations
The American Society of Civil Engineers invites students and members to a November 13 meeting at 7:80 p.m. in which W. W. Holcomb of Tri State College talks on tower construction. Nominations will open for Winter Quarter officers, with elections on November 27, 1967.
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American Society of Civil Engineers
W. W. Holcomb
Tri- State College
Students sought as managers
Help wanted listing seeks 2 or 3 student managers. Contact Mr. Mark Peterman if interested.
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Mark Peterman
TKE Dominates Acacia 37–0 In Season Fourth Football Game
TKE blanked Acacia 37 to 0 as Paul Watkins led with three touchdowns and Bob Clenden ing Ed Burns and Don Sokol each added scores. Fraters look ahead to a kayak ride and dance at Pokagon with Social Chairman Dave Kilgore hosting the party.
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Tke
Acacia
Paul Watkins
Bob Clendening
Ed Burns
Don Sokol
Fraters
Ward
Akay
Pokagon
Dave Kilgore
Acacia Open House Acknowledges Independents And Engagement
The Acacia club thanks independents for helping at the open house attended by about seventy. Ak Ak pledge class nears completion of its remodeling drive for the annex. Brother Dick Nate engaged to Mrs Charlotte Curtis of Mishawaka Indiana. The team remains winless but pr ojects three victories against Deltan Chi, Sigma Phi Delta, and Kappa Sigma forthcoming.
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Acacia
Acacia Annex
Dick Nate
Charlotte Curtis
Mishawaka
Indiana
The
Black and Gold
Acacians
Deltan Chi
Sigma Phi Delta
Kappa Sigma
Delta Chi Guests Welcome Expansion and Updates
The Delta Chi brothers announce plans to expand the colony to a chapter and celebrate Becky Richmond’s lavalier to Brother John Gray. The bowling team earned 3 of 4 points from Tau Kappa Epsilon last week as Brother George Metzger prepares for a law entrance exam Saturday. The chapter invites independents to visit at 112 South Darling to "meet the Greeks."
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Brothers of
Delta Chi
Becky Richmond
John Gray
Tau Kappa Epsilon
George Metzger
Delta’ Chi
South Darling
Phi Kappa Theta Smoker and Sweetheart Announcement
Phi Kappa Theta invites independents to a smoker on Monday November 13 at 709 West Maumee starting 7 PM. The group announces Linda Campise as Sweetheart for 1967 and congratulates Brother Herb Masiak on his engagement to Glenda Freeman of Fort Wayne. The bowling team suffered a 13 3 record after a 3 point loss to Alpha Sigma Phi.
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Brothers of
Phi Kappa Theta
West Maumee
Alpha Sigma Phi
Linda Campise
Linda
Herb Masiak
Glenda Freeman
Fort Wayne
Herb
Sign Epsilon Holds Final Fall Meeting Minutes
The last meeting of the fall quarter will be Monday November 13 in Room 104 of the Library. Plans for the winter banquet will be discussed and officers for the next quarter will be elected. Members should be present for the final meeting of the quarter.
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Dandy
Seber ‘Duane ’Rieke
Alpha Sigma
Phi
Sweden
Asce News
Robert A.raczyk
A.S.C.E
Cal
Tor
Aircraft
Raquel
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