Trine University - Modulus Yearbook (Angola, IN)

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a. Greek Games are a real turnon, b. Head East gets down at Fall concert, c. Sig Ep puts it up in 9 sec¬ onds. d. Dennis Pynaert and company head for finish, e. Games’ drumer smiles for the camera, f. Easy does it. g. TKE scrambles towards the fini¬ sh. h. Kappa Sig had good form, but could do no better than third, i. Games plays back up for Fall concert, j. Who took my teddy bear? k. The crowd enjoys Games’ enthusiasm. 1. Joe Thomas and Greg Scott off to a good start. ■

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Fall Festival Friday night proved to be one of the biggest turn outs ever for a TSU concert. Games got the peo¬ ple warmed up and Head East fin¬ ished off a great show. Saturday’s games consisted of pyramid, 16- legged race, wheelbarrel race, wagon race and orange race. Sigma Phi Epsilon and Tau Kappa Epsilon came out on top in a tie for 1st place overall. Both frater¬ nities taking 2 firsts and 2 sec¬ onds. ft . ' e. 7 ] .1 v rl ' -i

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ivm TfV V pxi ■ ; , rw-SNTl a ! Nf v“ • ?W. Wm S SP « . , » N. - ' « iX ■I ays • -V 4 if ■BH a. 13H This year’s team continued to improve as they ended the season with a 7-0 record; three times achieving the shutout score of 15. The toughest meet of the season proved to be the Ohio Northern Invitational. Ohio, fired-up and ready for revenge, squeezed in a two point victory. Undaunted, TSU went on to capture their fourth straight Mid-Central Con¬ ference Championship title and qualify, for the second year in a row, for the NCAA Division III National Championships, held in Cleveland. They overcame the barriers of three inches of snow, and temperatures in the teens to take 15th out of 42 teams. New this year to the squad was the first female runner, Kathy Kujawski. In the women’s division, she set a course record at Tri-State and broke the existing one at Man¬ chester by ten minutes. T j II . i ' - - ' M-STATE Btt-STATE THI STATfJ ' $ j « - : ' V jrm . -S. . t r ■ -fwi iMM ir, 28