Trine University - Modulus Yearbook (Angola, IN)

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Grand Prix 1975 Concert And Queen The 5th Annual Grand Prix Go- Kart Race saw an impressive field of 13 karts ranging from home made de¬ signs to the latest manufactured mod¬ els. Over 1200 fans watched the driv¬ ers jockey their karts for position in the fast-paced race, which was short¬ ened to just 46 laps due to hazardous track conditions caused by rain. Ken Opdycke, driving for Stewart Hall 3 North, captured the checkered flag, followed by Brian Mead and Mike Fedorcak. Dick Zach was the first man in Tri- State College history to be elected Spring Fling Queen. Dick was spon¬ sored by Kappa Sigma fraternity. First runner-up was Jeanene Garber who was sponsored by Sigma Phi Epsilon. Second runner-up was Shelly Thomas, sponsored jointly by Delta Chi and Teke. 20 Grand Prix

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a Styx And O ' Brien Sc Qevena Tri-State students enjoyed one of the best concerts ever to be heard on the campus when the Student Senate presented “STYX” in con¬ cert for Winter Carnival. The nucleus of Styx goes back to 1964 and a South Side neighborhood band called TW4. The years brought two new guitars and a di¬ rection by five multi-talented artists whose energy is a tribute to the beauty of the Chica¬ go rock ' n roll community. The group will long be remembered for their smash single “Lady.” The presentation of STYX was accom¬ panied by comedy team “O ' Brien and Sever- a. They are a unique combination of superb impressions and off-beat sound effects. Their situation comedy skits were consistently bright, sharp, and on target

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Tennis And Pedal Prix Upper left; Pete Torray of WANE-TV and TSC Tennis Champ Eric Isenhoff; above and below; Pedal Prix action, Chi Delphia won the race, Platt Hall won the Pit Crew Competition