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Newspaper
Tri State Triangle
Location
Angola, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Oct 04, 1973
Page
4
The IFC welcomes new and returning independents to Tri State. It outlines two duties: present four pictures of fraternity life and govern chapters during the year. It urges independents to attend IFC Casino Night and open smokers, with participation enabling understanding of the fraternity system and encouraging pledge choices among Tri State fraternities.
Sigma Phi Delta greets freshmen at Tri State as the football season looms. Dan leads the Phi Delts toward victory while star halfback DTR shifts weight and buys new tennis shoes. The group unveils its third house, the White Elephant on Park St. Everyone is invited to visit.
A fragment reflects students at a house chatting about the yearbook titled PURPLE and RED. They remark on the abundance of girls in a fraternity composite and joke about morality while quoting a peer.
Delta Chi reports a full week of classes and a new school year returning to normal. Thanks to visitors after the Saturday concert, the house enjoyed a successful event with good singing. The chapter hints at a basketball story about Jones and notes a work weekend and upcoming additions.
Phi Kappa Theta extends a greeting to old friends and welcomes freshmen and new coeds. The house describes a busy start with room remodeling, social events, and a push toward academic goals. Don Meenen thanks freshmen aiding registration and invites upperclassmen to help.
Alpha Kappa Psi welcomes freshmen to Tri State's campus. Introductory testing for new pledges occurred Thursday. Members are urged to contact any member if questions remain. Officers for the quarter include Larry Vickers president Bill Kribbs vice president David Leas treasurer Ban Monahan secretary Doug Zuber master of rituals. Best of luck to this group of men.
The American Society of Civil Engineers held their first meeting Monday night in the Engineering building. Officers elected: Doug Liechty President Dennis Boley Vice President John Wright Secretary Bruce Holbrook Treasurer. Next meeting October 15 at 7:00 p.m. in EN 122 with guest speaker Mrs Kra Korkigian from the Army on Lake Levels.
Pi Tau Sigma announces the first regular meeting of the quarter for Monday evening October 8 1973 at 6 00 p m in the Engineering Lounge New members are encouraged to attend.
The International Students Association welcomes new and returning students to Tri-State College and announces its first Picnical Pokagon State Pack. The free event, about miles from Angela, is set for Saturday. Sign up on posters at Best Hall or Stewart Hall by Thursday. Hope for good weather.
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