Trine University - Modulus Yearbook (Angola, IN)

Page 26 text:

Festi itie Lasted Several Days ,Iv sl J vi N 'qv FLOATS PLAYED AN IMPORTANT PART in The Full fesfivifies- THE RACE WAS HARD, fought To The finish, and scholarship prizes were well earned 9 f l 1 ! 'A+ ANGOLA'S POLICE force was represented. ALPHA SIG BROTHERS were busy all night putting The final touches on their entry. 22

Page 25 text:

KANGAROO COURT-Fraternity men got their choice of Beanie violators at the Fall Festival Freshman class meeting. All violators were sentenced to hard labor and turned over to fraternity men who saw to it that they received their due. haron Reigned at SC Fall Festival Cold, blustery weather prevailed over the 1965 edition of the Fall Festival, but it failed to dampen the spirit of the affair. The Art Van Damme Quintet provided the mood of the weekend with a two hour concert on Friday evening. Ralph Lindholm, teamed up with Gary Van Skyhook, paddled their way to victory in the grueling 6M mile canoe race. Parade float competition under the theme of Headlines '65 highlighted Saturday afternoon. The most beautiful float award went to Sigma Phi Delta fraternity's model of the Seawolf atomic submarine. Later in the afternoon, Tri-State de- feated Concordia 4-3 in soccer, and the Flying Thunderbirds executed a candy drop over Angola. The climax of the festivities was the crowning of Miss Sharron Wilkins as Queen of the Festival. Couples danced until the wee hours to the music of the Jimmy Stier Orchestra to cap off a wonderful weekend. l 4 THE INTER-VARSITY CHRISTIAN FELLOWSHIP Lucky Three took first place in the Fall Festival cross-country race.

Page 27 text:

The Christmas Party Was Held in the College Cafeteria On Thursday evening, December 9, l965, in The campus cafeteria, The an- nual Christmas party was held. The evenT, sponsored by Tri-State College, was The usual success and was at- tended by members ofthe adminisTra- tion, faculty, sTudenT body and Their wives and children. The appearance of Santa Claus was a delight for The youngsters, and candy and presents were distributed a mong The aT- Tendants. Although The party was Tor The celebration ,of Christmas, iT also sig- nified The climax of The Tall Term and was a welcome relief from The every- day routine of school. The evenT has been held aT The end of The Tall term for The past sev- eral years and was deemed a com- plete success by Those aTTending. VT., FACULTY AND STUDENT children were visited and entertained by Santa. if .. ..--mv , V ' ixli FACULTY AND STUDENT CHILDREN enjoyed the Christmas party. Q I W Xi ..-:gf-' me was ,ffm',ii.vrg 4- . X5-,'6gg4f, , R, M i ' I Jill,Ql15i'?,,'-.-'S.l'5+5' Tlfliff lit . '-: 'Aw Ti fff S' i.. :QE .,:,, CSE., , Z Q X 4 3 ,. ,K ' T V 'rw iff - 1 . 9, A ,-1,, 4+ DONNY HEINTZELMAN, PAM Kruger, and Steve Kuhn had a pre-Christmas visit with Santa.