Tri-State Greek Life Promotes Fraternity Value
Tri-State College highlights eight fraternities shaping campus climate and leadership through fraternal bonds.Rush events invite students to explore brotherhood, social atmosphere, and personal development offered by Greek life.
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Tri-State
Scho
Tuch
Beta Sigma Chi Welcomes New Pledges and Members
The Beta Sigma Chi fraternity extends greetings to new freshmen and returning students. This summer three pledges arrived Craig Schroeder from Michigan City Indiana alin Foust from North Adams Michigan and Jay Valeika from Gary Indiana. Congratulations to Bob Strayer and Linda Kay Linge on their marriage to Gary Van Skyhock and Jackie Schulz engagement to Bill Fish and Kay Cole engagement to Bill Fish. The fraternity, now the largest on the Tri State campus, has a newly painted house with a fresh porch look and front pillars. Ceiling tile work on the second floor will be completed soon.
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Brotherhood of
Beta’ Sigma Chi
Beta’ Sig House
Craig ‘Schroeder
Michigan ‘City
Indiana
Alin Foust
North ‘Adams
Michigan
Arca
Jay Valeika
Gary
Simmer
Bob ‘Strayer
Linda
Kay’ Linge
Tryonville
Gary ‘van Skyhock
Jackie’ Schulz
Bristol
Ind
Bill. Fish
Kay Cole
Angola
Beta Sigma"Chi
Tri State
Phi Kappa Theta Holds Fall Quarter Smokers
Phi Kappa Theta hosted about forty five independents for a Wednesday smoker. Independents were introduced to the fraternity house and escorted through living areas. A meal followed with informal talks on pledging and Phi Kappa affairs, then colored slides reviewed the fraternity's activities. Fall officers are Mike Konabroski president Paul Yosick vice president and Bill Dailey secretary.
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Phi
Kappa
Theta
Phi Kappa
Mike ‘Konabroski
Paul’ Yosick
Bill ‘Dailey
ASCE Holds First Meeting of New School Year
The American Society of Civil Engineers opened its new school year with a speech by Dr Hauck head of the Civil Department. He discussed the society advantages for civil students and led planning for the picnic scheduled for Saturday October 9.
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ASCE
Seductive Network Computer Says Good Morning
A Minnesota student hoax uses a talking LS1 computer to pose as a harmless device in Frontier Hall Room 255. Two freshmen attach a switch and tape recorder to trigger lights and sound, planning to expand the prank to their apartment. The maid is spooked but the plan is revealed as a staged seduction of the network.
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A University, of Minnesota
Frontier Hall
Minnesota ‘ Daily
LS1
Roy
Schmilesing
Jeff Loygren
Schratesing
Lovgren
Wil
Sigma Phi Delta Brothers Paint and Plan Red White
The Sigma Phi Delta brothers report painting the White House white with red trim and hope to paint the Green House annex in red if possible before the snow. They attended a party at Indiana Tech sponsored by Lambda Fort Wayne on October 9. A football game between Kappa and Lambda was scheduled. celebrations followed. The football team showed promise as they pursue the top spot. Brothers Jim Angus and Ken Stadak attended the national convention in Winnipeg September 4–6, receiving updates to guide the fraternity. They earned an efficiency plaque for the fourth consecutive year in the national contest. Congratulations were also given to Brother John Perardi for pinning Miss Lethal States of Peoria Illinois.
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Sigma
Phi Delta
Castle
Annex
Algo -Trina
Indiana Tech
Lambda
Fort Wayne
Ind
Kappa
Moon
Jim Angus
Ken Stadak
Winnipeg
Canada
Angus
Stadak
Sigma Phi
Delta
John Perardi
Peoria
Illinois
Phi Theta Elects New Officers for Beta Phi Theta
Beta Phi Theta Fraternity elected new officers this past week. Brian Woden of Tri-State Chemical Engineering will serve as Grand Master. John Heinz is Master, Dick Kasaba Scribe, and Robert Loftus Treasurer. They plan to prepare for the real army's open smoker on Oct. All Independents are welcome to visit and meet the Brothers.
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Beta Phi: Theta ” Fraternity
Brian Woden
Tri-State
John
Heinz
Dick Kasaba
Robert Loftus
Tri State NDTA plans spring Territorial Convention
NDTA members from the Tri State group extend thanks to A DeSmedt president of American Export Isbrandtsen Line and P G Fritzching Jr vice president of Chrysler for arranging Tri State attendance. Special acknowledgment goes to Roger W Gerling vice president of Spector Freight Systems and Gerald W Collins exec VP of NDTA for their help. The TSC Chapter of NDTA plans to attend the Territorial Convention in the spring.
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I. DeSmedt
American
Isbrandtsen Line
New York ‘City
P. G. Fritzching, Jr
Chrysler ” Corporation
Detroit
Tri-State
Roger’ W
Gerling
Washington's Dollar Debut Debated in Historic Mixup
A garbled OCR fragment hints at a discussion around George Washington, a dollar, and a possible misprint or interpretation. The text shows distorted words like ot allver dollar and deross, suggesting a news snippet on currency or portrait usage with unclear specifics.
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George Washington
Kappa Sigs at Tri-State College Prepares For Fall Festival
The Kappa Sigs announce freshmen welcome and luck for the year. Indiana Geminis Chapter earned High Alpha and High Gamma awards for leadership and public relations and pledge master honors for Chuck Rose and John Easy. They plan to defend their piano smashing record at Tri-State College Fall Festival weekend on October 23 with Beta Sigma Chi joining the contest to boost competition.
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Sigma Y Kappa
New York
Indiana
Indiana Gamma
Gerald Legault
Chuck Rosé
Ateward
John
Tri-State ‘College
Beta
Sigma Chi
Alpha Sigs Welcome New Members At Initiation
Alpha Sigma Phi announces the formal initiation of pledges G Yates C Ickes D Teed J Smoots J Mortimer S Walter D Salsbury L Schultz D Kraber and B Thompson last Tuesday evening. Fall officers list Charles Snyder president Robert Lewis vice president and treasurer Robert Reichart house manager Ken Rosenberg pledgemaster Larry Thomas and secretary Daryl Teed.
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Alpha ‘Sigma Phi
G. Yates
C. Ickes
D. Teed
J. Smoots
J. Mortimer
S. Walter
D. Salsbury
L. Schultz
D. Kraber
B. Thompson
Charles Snyder
Robert Lewis
Robert Reichart
Ken Rosenberg
Larry
Thomas
Daryl Teed
Small Town Maine Flavor Missing From Frayed Note
A fragmented reminiscence traces a Maine town and a lone Howard Johnsons. The speaker recalls Saturday nights visiting a hotel room, noting the town’s small size and a single flavor only. The text hints at local memory rather than a clear event or figure.
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Maine
Howard
Johnson's
Alpha, Gam Turns On Wedding Congratulations
Alpha, Gam announces weddings of Henry Tamangito and Diane Andaloro of New Jersey and Morley to Joy Kay Bedwell of Indiana. Brothers Cliff Gibbs Juergen Kuhlman John Jumpin Jester Myron Perry Mike Snyder and Shorty Fredricks married recently. Open house invites freshmen and new students. thanks to attendees of the open smoker.
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Lambda
Henry Tamangito
Diane
Andaloro
Shorty
Fredricks
John. Gledhill
Ume
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