Trine University - Modulus Yearbook (Angola, IN)

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QL1Lu,- l Kappa Sigma and Tau Kappa Epsilon baftle for a first. The Mud TU9 WCS no Pleflsufe CN-'ISS . . buf, alas, some people can not admit defeat. Right: Judges prepare the victim. 'N vw E. mi ,,.f PA' Arg, mv- 1 n M pm' 4 ns V 1,4 g .5 .hx , . sw 1' Zvi-ff fylfwi' Q 'Q IQ, i A ? 3Q?lsg,E4K 'H' JZ: ' wif -1 . ly , A M9 Wk ,iv .vu-ni U wir -f fW' K r,i i awe. my W, eg?-sg, ,gg e, X. la , L W 'W ,away Msn ever 'W wif' Phi Kappa Theta out ran Delia Chi in the Bed Race nf gal , X Q.. 'Hs T55 f 54, . idk! rg

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Greeks Li hT Broiherhood Torches From The lighTing of The Greek Torches, To The IFC Awards BanaueT, The fraTerni- Ties on Tri-STaTe's campus parTicipaTed in a hosT of acTiviTies involving all phases of The BroTherhood. The compeTi- Tion was keen, buT The spiriT of fraTernal- ism and The having of a good Time pre- dominaTed all of The evenTs during Greek Week. The firsT award To be won during The week was The lnTer-FraTerniTy Council Public RelaTions Plaque. The plaque wenT To Sigma Phi Epsilon. The Tield games were held on SaTurday behind STewarT Hall. ln The bed race Tau Kappa Epsilon came in TirsT. ConTinuing Their winning sTreak, Tau Kappa Epsilon Took TirsTs in The bike race, Golf maTch, The song TesT, and The Trophy for The besT showing during Greek Week. The Kappa Sigs change drivers in The pits. K V A ,Tx ---ff E XT., T-.--iv-W. .4--.- -.-,-..,......i,... ,. ' . ' il The performance of Tau Kappa Epsilon won Them honors aT The Fraternity Sing. Fresh fuel was needed every five laps. , ic 5 S, G . T. in . 'Te e ' -4 ' - ... -A in GL, 'S-.4 Qi. Ben Selkis and The Sig Eps' begin a promising Tug . . . Left: Teke leads The firsT lap of The Bicycle Race. d is 27 . . . but don'T quiTe keep up To snuff. T?

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