Ferris State University - Ferriscope Yearbook (Big Rapids, MI)

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+ | oe J aay : ROW 1—Max Poll, vice president; Jon Swanson, president; Ken Masty, treasurer; ROW 2—KEarl Stuner, Bob Easterday, Ervin Fox, Roger Bartnick, James Smith, Fred Grabhorn, Joseph Kiebala, Charles Bowers, John Bittner, Douglas Warner, Lorne Archer, Wil- liam Simpson, Richard Roller, Jr., Bernard Starks; ROW 3—Joe D E L T A S I G M A P AH I Mann, Jerry Baumann. Delt Sigs transformed their Maple St. house into a “home away from home” and fraternity house for twenty brothers. After acquiring the facility last spring, the men met various requirements to make it an authorized house. They participated in Greek intramurals and track, hoping to retain the Greek volleyball trophy. Displaying vigor, the Delt Sigs Nagel, Don Mack, Albert Shindorf, Len Smith, Carl Lindbeck, John Kirk, Jon Hicks, Thomas Ferstle, Michael Dwyer, Norm Benzing, Terry Green, Richard Jones, Augie Hartung, Russell Kingman; ROW 4—Paul Modschiedler, David Farrell, Craig Schavilje, Don Delt Sigs plowed ahead to capture first place in the annual Klondike Race in Winter Carnival. To exemplify community spirit, the Delt Sigs sponsored a special bread sale throughout the city and campus and contributed the profits to the needy fund. Plac- ing litter barrels on campus re- minded students to “keep their campus beautiful.”

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ROW 1—Claude Pepper, advisor; Bruce Munn, sergeant at arms; nett, Bill Cherup, Charles Hunter, Larry Kabot, Don Cook, Jim John Koza, secretary; Steve Beimer, president; Bruce Bucholtz, vice- Hains, Jim Pugh, Ron Kesl, Jim Raby, ROW 3—Gary Dexter, Paul president; Richard Eadler, treasurer; Kenneth McManis, advisor; Schock, Jack McCord, Roger Moll, Tim Weldon, Don Heimbecker, Peter Smania, advisor. ROW 2—John Higgins, Jay Scott, Mike Stin- Bruce Lane, Robert Williamson. THETA ALPHA SIGMA Capturing first for the second consecutive year in overall snow statues during Winter Carnival competi- tion, the men of Theta Alpha Sigma won with their “Surprise Package.” They also won first place in organ- izations for the float competition in Homecoming. A service fraternity composed of men in Trade and Industry and Collegiate Technical Divisions, TAS con- ducts campus tours for visiting students and ushers at concerts. The organization was community-minded in helping to improve the Mecosta County fairgrounds and assist in the annual ox roast held during fall term. With the revamping of the old Trade and Industrial Service Organization, Theta Alpha Sigma has a new Greek crest and fraternity pin and plans are still in progress for nationalizing the fraternity.

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Brothers count profits from annual Bread Drive. - The Delt Sig basketball team offered stiff competition. Acquire Fraternity Home A healthy snowball fight in front of their new home releases Delt Sig energy. 211