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Borekci Nets Juggernaut as Trojans Rally to Top Huntington 5–3
Borekci leads as Ahmet Borekci scores the tie and winner in the third period, with Tom Skaper and Borekci adding goals after an early deficit. Mike Orekoga anchors defense and Huntington drops to 0–3 while the Trojans move to 2–1 and set up upcoming exhibitions and home opener versus Saint Francis.
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Huntington
Trojans
Ahmet Borekci
Chuck Borneman
Trojan
Tom Skaper
Stoerr
Mike Orekoga
John Ruth
Fort Wayne
Saint Francis
Grace
Tsee Oo Ohne
Alpha Gamma Upsilon activity highlights and football victory
Alpha Gamma Upsilon reports a busy start to the quarter with a Pledge Banquet honoring Ben Selkis and Bob Hemp. The fraternity’s football team stopped Phi Kappa Theta 14 6 with key plays from Mike Snyder and solid defense. Bowling also gains three points from TKEs as Lake James event hosts independents.
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Alpha Gam
Santa’s
Bryan
Ohio
Ben Selkis
Mechanicsville
N.Y
Bob Hemp
Baltimore
Scott
Lucy Emerson
Lansford
Eric Isenhof
Tri-State
Sangiacomo
Lake James
Alpha Gamma Upsilon
Phi Kappa Theta
Mike Snyder
John Hasselbach
Clark Moore
George Osborn
T.K.E
Kappa Sigs Down Alpha Sigs in 34 to 6 rout
Kappa Sigma defeated Alpha Sigma Phi 34 to 6 as Ange Marcone connected on three early touchdowns. Gary Podbielski Jack Kessler Bill Linke and Bob Templeton paved the way blocking for the QB while Joe Sullivan Jim Sexton and Dick Hartley intercepted passes. The defense has allowed six points in two games, while the offense has 54 points led by Marcone and Bob Majcher with four hard tests remaining.
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Kappa Sigma
Alpha Sigma Phi
Kappa Sig
Gary Podbielski
Jack Kessler
Bill Linke
Bob Templeton
Ange Marcone
Kappa Sigs
Joe Sullivan
Jim Sexton
Dick Hartley
Alpha Sigs
Bob Majcher
Chem Society Tri State announces fall meeting and officer picks
The College's Chemical Engineering Society held its bi weekly meeting on Wednesday night October 12. Bob Leach was elected president Jim Kiles named Student Council Representative Mike McHale ES C Representative and Doug Peck Triangle Reporter. Members are reminded that ACS Student Affiliate forms are available from Mr Murphy. Subscriptions to Chemical and Engineering News and Petro Chem Engineer are offered at reduced rates. Field trip plans to Drewrys in South Bend are underway. Next meeting at 6 30 p.m. October 26 in room 521.
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Tri-State “College
Chemical Engineering Society
Bob Leach
Jim Kiles
Mike McHale
Le.s.c
Doug. Peck
Triangle
Murphy
Petro Chem. Engineer
Drewry
South Bend
Five Receive Pilot License Five New Private Pilots
The Flying Thunderbirds announce that Ross Mitchell James Fenton James Van Eden Jeff Jaquays and Bruce Hansen earned private pilot licenses this summer. They will offer 42 hours of dual flight time for 350 to non members, below the airport price of 800. The club plans for a trip to the National College Air Meet at Ohio State University with past results noted and a meeting scheduled for October 26 at 6 00 in room 611 with movie showings for interested students.
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Flying Thunderbirds
Ross Mitchell
James Fenton
James van Eden
Jeff Jaquays
Bruce Hansen
Ohio State University
Tbirds
TKE Edges Acacia 6–0 In Monday Football Clash
On Monday October 10 TKE and Acacia clashed with TKE winning 6 to 0. Bob Spencer sprinted 30 yards for a T K E touchdown and Ken Clark along with Craig Schrader propelled the visitors after a Jerry Malcom interception.
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Acacia
Tau Kappa Epsilon
Bob Spencer
T.K.E
T.D. Acacia
Jerry Malcom
Ken Clark
Craig‘ Schrader
Tke
Tau Sigma Eta Elects New Officers for Fall Term
Tau Sigma Eta Honorary Engineering Society announces Fall Term officers Fred Storar president Dudley Edgeman secretary Clyde Snidaker treasurer. Mr Rowley assistant professor in math and engineering mechanics named faculty advisor. Next meeting set for Wednesday October 19 at 6 00 PM in room 610.
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Sigma Eta
Fred Storar
Dudley Edgeman
Clyde Snidaker
Rowley
Tau Sigma Eta
Tri-State Sports Car Club kicks off year with gymkhana winners
The Tri-State Sports Car Club held its first event of the year on October 9 with 17 entrants divided into four classes. Ken Schmidt won Class I in a 1959 Isetta with a 1.89.2 time and Don Martin joined Ken Schmidt III in a Volvo Sedan for Class IV at 1.42.0.
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Tri-State Sports Car Club
Ken Schmidt
Isetta
Dave Grubb
Sprite
Don Martin
Lark
International Students Elect Fall Officers
The International Student Association elected officers at its October 13 meeting. Boaz Eidelberg was named president and M Nobi Olumee vice president, with Victor Fajardo as Reading Secretary and Fred William as Corresponding Secretary. Other posts went to Faingnaert Serge Treasurer Shamin Ahmad Triangle Reporter Sohan Dha matt Student Council Rajendera Patel Sergeant at Arms. The group invites all foreign and American students to the next bi weekly meeting at 6 00 p m in Room 103 on October 20.
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International Student Association
Boaz. Eidelberg
M. Nobi Olumee
Victor Fajardo
Reading
Fred William
Ing
Faingnaert Serge
Shamin
Ahmad
Triangle
Sohan
S. Dhamatt
Rajendera Patel
MECHANICAL ENGINEERING SOCIETY MEETS PROJECTS AND FLOAT PLANS
The M E S meets at Ford Library Room 104 on 26 Oct 66 at 7 00 p m with speaker Wayne A Ring EMP Division Barber Colman Co on Small but Major Engineering Problems A field trip is planned to Chase Brass in Montpelier Ohio for 20 Oct 66 at 5 30 p m from Old Cafeteria and a second trip possible to Mohawk Tools the week of 7 Nov 66.
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Chase Brass
Montpelier
Ohio
Mohawk Tools
James Kenney
P. R. Mallory & Company
Wally Cox
Angola
Ray Shiply
Indianapolis
M.E.S
S.A.E
Mechanical Engineering Department
Ike Bonecutter
Ike
Ford Library
Wayne A. Ring
Barber-Colman Company
The
Mechanical Engineering Society
Max Klaus
ASCE Student Chapter Hosts Guthery on Shells and Domes
The Portland Cement Association speaker Keith Guthery spoke on structural design and construction of shells and domes at the biweekly ASCE chapter meeting. Plans for a Chicago field trip on November 4 and 5 were discussed. eligibility rules were noted for Civil students graduating before next fall.
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A.S.C.E
Keith Guthery
Portland ‘Cement. Assoc
Guthery
Chicago
Kappa Sigma Colony Welcomes Fall Pledge Class
The Kappa Sigma Colony announces its fall pledge class including Lawrence Corless Cheektowaga New York Kenneth El chinger New Bavaria Ohio Richard Justice Hatboro Pennsylvania Bradley Knudson Mishawaka Indiana Lynn Kessler Greensburg Pennsylvania Robert Lampi Conneaut Ohio James Michaels Holgate Ohio and Steve Thomas Belleville Ohio The Brothers anticipate the Fall Festival and work to make it the best yet.
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Brothers of
Kappa Sigma
Lawrence Corless
Cheektowaga
N.Y
Kenneth Elchinger
New Bavaria
Ohio
Richard Justice
Hatboro
Bradley Knudson
Mishawaka
Ind
Lynn Kessler
Greensburg
Robert Lampi
Conneaut
James
Michaels
Holgate
Steve
Thomas
Bellevue
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