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Newspaper
Tri State Triangle
Location
Angola, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Oct 06, 1967
Page
3
Our Fun Nile on Sunday October 1 drew a large crowd and the group thanks all who attended. A business meeting on September 24 mapped future programs for Sundays, including two movies and a party. Members are urged to join the next regular meeting October 8. everyone is welcome.
A national society for professional engineers invites members to its biweekly meetings at the library room 104. A featured speaker, field trips, and films from leading corporations are part of the program. Next meeting is October 12, 1967.
The 46th Biennial Grand Conclave of Kappa Sigma Fraternity met in Atlanta from August 28 to September 2 with 152 chapters present. Officers named include Bob Majeher as Grand Master Jim Sexton Grand Procurator Bob Gleason Grand Scribe George Batly Grand Treasurer Lynn Kessler and Doug McCray as Guards. Ralph Trobridge elected Assistant Alumni Advisor. delegates Jim Sexton Ralph Leidy Larry Corless Bill Van Sickle Palmer Dolph and Ralph Trowbridge attended. A new Kappa Sigma Memorial in Charlottsville Va was discussed. the mansion on a 17 acre estate will house the offices of the Worthy Grand Scribe and Worthy Grand Treasurer and serve as a Mecca for members.
The Delta Chi chapter greets all at Tri-State for another academic year with 755 new freshmen. Coach Jack Fry leads football practice for a promising season while Phi Delts are warned about a rematch. Congratulations are given for several marriages and engagements among brothers. An open invitation to visit and seek help with schoolwork is extended.
A new exhibit at the library highlights the fraternity's history through a display featuring its origins, milestones, and notable members. Visitors can explore archival photos, documents, and artifacts illustrating the group’s development over the decades.
The Alpha Sigma Phi brothers greet incoming freshmen and invite them to visit. Officers elected this quarter are President Michael Badorian, Vice President Henry Walters, Secretary Robert Dedrick, and Treasurer Thomas Coy. Several brothers married spouses from Ohio and Indiana in recent vows.
The Acacia Fraternity invites all new freshmen to visit the house for assistance. The current pledge class led by Dave Elkins is finalizing painting the fraternity house. The article notes a potential quarterback race between Bob Burns and Rick Hammond and mentions the bowling team preparing for a new season.
Thomas Russell plans marriage with Miss Pat Clancy of Angola Indiana. David Fogg weds Miss Pam Tripode of Yonkers New York. Edward Hansen pairs with Miss Gretchen Glassmire of South Portland Maine. Dave Hill to Miss Ruth Fair of Piqua Ohio. Gordon Pierce engaged to Miss Jo Anne McIntosh of Sudbury Ontario.
The Sigma Epsilon Society met in room 104 of the library on Monday night with over 40 attendees. President Mocherman introduced officers and encouraged student participation while noting upcoming activities and two scheduled speakers for the quarter.
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