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Fall 10-13-1978

Volume 14 - Issue 6 - Friday, October 13, 1978

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This Book is brought to you for free and open access by the Student Newspaper at Rose-Hulman Scholar. It has been accepted for inclusion in The Rose Thorn Archive by an authorized administrator of Rose-Hulman Scholar. For more information, please contact [email protected]. Vol. 14, No. 6 Rose Hulman Institute of Technology October 1 3, 1978 Students given awards during fall convocation Fourteen students received sophomore year. This year there the civil engineering awards at the annual Fall was an unprecedented three-way department. Honors Convocation last tie, with Dwight Dively, Jerry The E.A. Macl,ean Award in Tuesday. Ocotber 10. Fish, and Bob Luoma each hav- Engineering Merchanics was Dr. Hulbert presented junior ing 4.0 GPA's. The three were presented to George Boviman. Harold Skelley, Chief Engineer of Inland Steel, presents the chemical engineering major $1000 Inland Steel-Ryerson Foundation Outstanding presented with $100 checks and Tim Drabik received a Dwight Dively with a plaque Certificate of Merit from Teacher Award to Dr. Thad Smith, associate professor of will receive Nordic Bronze the recognizing his selection as a mathematics department in political science, as Pres. Sam Hulbert looks on. medals. Harry Truman Scholar. The recognition of his outstanding award goes to one top student Tim Jackson received the achievements. The sophomore from each state in the nation. sterling silver Wischmeyer tested completely out of and entails a scholarship worth Medal. recognizing the student calculus. and completed several Professor Thad Smith $20.000 over four years. Dively with the highest academic advanced math courses during was chosen as the winner from average after the junior year. his freshman year. including the state of Washington. differential equations. Boolean receives Inland award Dr. Jess Lucas congratulated The CRC Freshman Chemistry algebra. and complete variables. all those Achievement Award went to Dr. Thad D. Smith. associate Engineering: Dr. who earned class Mike Call and Bob Luoma Herbert R. honors. a 3.1 GPA or Mark Stewart. professor of political science at Bailey. professor higher. T h e received Prindle. Weber. and of during the previous year. Last Undergraduate Award in Schmidt Rose-Hulman received the mathematics; Daily Book Awards. from the and S. Hill, year. 449 students out of 1053 Analytical Chemistry was math department Inland Steel-Ryerson Foundation president of the student for their body. achieved this distinction or 43% presented to Dale Campau. participation in Outstanding Teacher Award The award guidelines state the company's of the student body. 113% of last The chemical engineering annual problem-solving contest. during the Rose Tech Alumni than an outstanding teacher year's 235 seniors. Association homecoming awards or 43';• of the department presented the E. The mechanical engineering should stimulate undergraduates class. earned the honor. as recognition Saturday morning. in did 94 Dean Powell Award, recognizing department presented the the class room. challenge his ( 43' I of 219 juniors. 123 ( 44' Presentation of Inland faculty colleagues. of the outstanding junior in the Cummins Company Award. the - and 280 sophomores, and 119 ( 37' of Ryerson award and the check for contribute to the educational department to Dwight Dively. honoring the outstanding senior 319 freshmen. The award includes a $100 check. in the department. to Pete $1.000 to the recipient marked spirit on the campus. Four students were cited as the second major teaching Professor and the recipient's name is Hylton. The award includes a Smith, a member of recipients of the Hemingway award received by the 40 - the faculty placed on a permanent plaque plaque and a check for $100. -year since 1972. does all Award, old educator during his tenure at these items which recognizes the in the hall. The department's Bob Luoma received the well. A native of Pfizer Award. recognizing department's Mueller Rose-Hulman. Professor Smith Pomona. Calif.. he highest scholastic average at the the Company earned a B.A. oustanding senior. went Award. presented was named the Dean's in zoology chemistry end of the freshman year. to Eric to an and from Matovich. outstanding student Outstanding Teacher in 1977. Pomona College in Winners of the award were Mike at the end of 1960. Smith Earl Stalter the sophomore Saturday's awards re- received an A.B.D. Call, Tim Drabik, Jeff Dycus, received the year. Bob in Shelton Hannig Award. received a plaque cognition program marked government from Claremont and Mike McCullough, all with a given to and check. the outstanding engineering The John W. Rhee Award. the first time the Inland-Ryerson Graduate School in 1964 and the perfect 4.0 average. civil award was given Rose-Hulman. senior. Earl received a $100 honoring the outstanding senior Ph.D. in political science from The Bogart Award recognizes check physics major. Since the establishment of the Claremont and his name will be went to Mike in 1974. the top student at the end of the placed on a permanent Simmons. Inland-Ryerson Foundation in Prior to joining Rose-Hulman plaque in 1957, support of higher education he taught and was dean of has consistently remained a students at the prestigious Webb prirrary area of Foundation School of California from 1960 to grants. This support has been 1966. He served as an instructor Orienteering hosts meet based on the conviction that at Harvey Mudd College, an private enterprise and engineering school with much independent colleges and the same philosophy as Rose- by Peter Kehoe men, 18 and over; and women, 18 information on the sport. universities are two of the Hulman. from 1968 to 1972. Orienteering is a sport of and over. The Orange course is principal non-governmental Professor Smith's popularity navigating by use of a map and the intermediate level. It is 3 to 5 Registratin is from 10:00 to compass institutions in our society. and respect are illustrated by the through natural km long ( 1.8 to 3 miles 1. 1 1: 30 a.m. Pre-meet With this in mind. the population of his classes and the surroundings. It is becoming an Categories include: men, 15 to announcements are scheduled foundation established a campus-wide definition of "The increasingly popular sport in the 18; women. 15:13: men, 19-35: for 11:45. and the meet is to start program specifically directed to Thad Test." His competence as a United States. Exercise and the women. 19-35; and men and at 12 noon. Awards will be given honor and give recognition to teacher and leader among the opportunity to get in touch with women 35 and older. The to the top five competitors in outstanding teachers — the men faculty is evident through the nature are two of many benefits advanced course. the Red each class. Fees will be $1.50 for and women without whose many commissions and ad hoc offered by this sport. course. is 5 to 7 km long ( 3 to 4.2 the White course and $3.00 for commitment a college education committees he has been asked to miles). There are three the Orange and Red courses. would not be possible. serve and the fact that the This Saturday, October 14, the categories at this level: men There is a $0.50 discount for Any full time instructor. faculty has twice elected him to Rose Orienteering Club is 19-35, women 19-35, and men 35 USOF members. Maps will be assistant. associate or full represent them on committees sponsoring a regional, Class B. and older. provided and compasses will be professor in any field of of the Board of Managers. Orienteering meet. The meet rented on a first come. first undergraduate teaching is He personally has promoted will be held on Rose's campus. The meet is open to all serve basis. Some identification eligible for the award. Selection political science and the There are three different comers. and a clinic will be held such as Student ID should be was made by a panel comprised humanities to new heights on the courses for different levels of prior to the meet for beginners. brought also. The underbrush of Dr. Duane F. Bruley. vice Rose-Hulman campus and is a experience. The White course is The clinic will begin at 10:30 around the area is very thick so president of academic affairs valuable member of the team the beginners course. The course a.m. Those interested should suitable clothing should be worn. and dean of faculty; Robert which created and operates is 11,2 to 3 kilometers long (0.9 to meet in front of the Field House. If you have any questions, Steinhauser. professor and Rose-Hulman's unique Center 1.8 miles). At this level there are Beginners will be shown how contact Mike Sigmund, Box 801, chairman of the Department of for Technology Assessment and categories for men. 17 years and to use a map and compass as or Sergeant Brick Burks of the Civil and Mechanical Policy Studies. under: women, 17 and under: well as being told general Army ROTC Department. Board revises fees by Eric Blair new figure is expected to be in The Board of Managers voted effect for two years: thus the net to increase room and board cost increase amounts to about charges for the 1979-80 school 2.77, per year, well below the year and approved expansion of inflation rate. the One of the reasons campus radio station WRTR for the at the regular relatively low increase fall meeting last is Friday. the fact that the board cost with Macke is significantly low- Beginning next year. the rate er than with SAGA. for rooms on campus will be $175 per quarter in the freshman Lucas was also quick to point dorms. and $185 per quarter in out that room and board costs at the upperclass dorms. This Rose are lower than most other represents an across-the-board schools. He cited examples of hike of $15 per quarter. Cost of Purdue ($1,480 per year ). the basic 13-meal plan will be DePauw ($1.660 ). Wabash $300 per quarter. up from $290 ( $1,585 ) and Valparaiso ( $1.520 1. this year. The 12-meal plan. currently $270 per term. should The board also authorized Some of the experience a similar WRTR to apply to the FCC for a new members of Tau Beta Pi pose by the Bent with charter member Herman increase. Moench and license to operate a 100-watt non- chapter president Dale Campau. From the left are Dave Raaf, Bill Kepner, Joe The Miketo, Eminent total cost for room and commercial . educational Engineer Howard Freers, Moench, Mike McPherron, Paul Wallace, Don board Stratton, Ca next year will be $1,455 in station. An outlay in the mpau, Wyman Williams, Eminent Engineer Thomas Reese, Dale Parker, nis Pepper, Den- the upperclass dorms, a 5.4% neighborhood of $12.000 is Jerry Fish, Brian Raver, Bob Leipold, Don Jones, Todd Hand, Dave Hinman, increase over the Nick Willing, $1.380 figure anticipated to purchase the George Bowman,and Steve Long. Seated are Gary Meier, Steve Anderson, for this year. Dean Steve Thompson. and of Students transmitter. broadcast tower. Jess Lucas indicated that the and monitoring equipment. PAGE 2 ROSE THORN FRIDAY, OCTOBER 13, 1978 Drama club plans Pooh

by Eric Blair same. there are four vacancies "Winnie-the-Pooh - is in the company. Three members returning to the Rose-Hulman graduated and one withdrew campus for what the Drama from the cast. Tryouts for the Club hopes will be a lengthy stay. parts of Eeyore. Owl, Rabbit. The club is reviving last year's and the Narrator will be held this production with the intention of Tuesday. October 17. at 6:30 forming a company which will p.m. in the auditorium. tour the show to area schools throughout the year. The Drama Club presented "The overwhelming success "Winnie-the-Pooh- as its winter we experienced last year.- production last year. giving a reports club president John performance on campus and the Rasp. -makes us feel that we trouping show to three area can do this on a year-round basis. grade schools. Last year there were over a This year the club plans to give dozen schools that wanted to see the show several times through- 'Pooh' but we didn't have time to out the school year. If this perform it.- is successful. "Pooh- may serve While the cast for the show as the basis for an on-going returning ATO Ron Reeves, Vice-President for Development and Public Affairs, greeted his will remain essentially the repertory company. pledge class of 1956 with this pink elephant along with main drive at Homecoming. New Bio Offering Engineers: by Greg Mendel impact. asseSsment dividing the LS 211. Environmental material into units covering Concepts for Engineers. a new global and local energy balance; course being offered this Winter the cycling of gaseous. liquid. Quarter will be a first in the field and solid constituents of the FUTURE of engineering education. It will biosphere, and the impact of integrate concepts of biology and past and present engineering environmental studies into the practices on the matter and context of engineering practices. PLA14NING... energy variables. The ultimate The development of this goal will be the demonstration of course was considered by the impact of engineering practices National Science Foundation to Location . . . Meaningful Career Involvement . Advancement on life form and function. di ... be of such importance as to According to Dr. Will Stratten. Opportunities . . . Compensation merit a grant of $24.600 over the who is developing the new to me, these are tne most important factors in choosing a career. next two years. In the past, it addition to the curriculum. the has been difficult for the en- students who sign-up for the new gineering student to enroll in course this Winter Quarter will environmental engineering have a sizeable influence in courses without having had assuring that the course acquires several basic courses in Biology a final form relevant to the and Ecology. This new course professional engineer. format will introduce the Although the course will be engineering student to open to Sophomores. Juniors. issues without environmental and Seniors. Dr. Stratten is requiring any increase in the hopeful that the majority will be course load. Seniors, since they. being closer LS 211 will be used by many to their career decision. "may engineering students as their have a more mature science elective in the place of interpretation of relevance. LS 201. Principles of Biology I. Seniors will also be polled for which is currently being taken by their input as to the course's the majority of engineering relevance next year after they students. have had some on-the-job experi- Environmental Concepts for ence. This input as well as the Engineers will integrate the input of next year's students will principles of life. science. be used in the completion of a ecology. and engineering new textbook in the field. Debaters split at meet by Warren Gamaliel among the 36 teams entered. Rose-Hulman's Debate Team began its season with an even 6-6 Dively's award marked his record at a strong tournament at eighth consecutive honor in Butler University. Although the regional competition. He has higher in every squad did not earn a team finished third or trophy. Dwight Dively was one of these tournaments since selected as third-best speaker entering Rose. I want to live in a good area of our country. I wantto spend my time making a tangible for the tournament. The team continues its season contribution to our society and receive a salary that honestly reflects my capabilities. Rose's two teams consisted of next weekend when it splits to go I want the absolute best opportunity for my own development as a professional Jim Renfro and Dively. and to tournaments at Millikin Engineer. That's why I chose Detroit Edison Mark Bates and Kevin Bowen. University in Decatur. Illinois. Both teams finished at 3-3. and IUPUI in Indianapolis. Rose I'm not from Michigan, but I couldn't imagine a better place to live. Sure, Detroit's meeting squads from Eastern won both of those tournaments the automotive capital of the world, but there's a whole lot more to Michigan than Illinois. Vanderbilt, Notre last season. and has good Detroit — lakeshore beaches, trout filled streams, excellent snowmobiling and Dame. Indiana. Western Illinois. prospects to do so again this skiing centers. Michigan's really a four-season vacationland. Once I saw how and Central Michigan from year. beautiful these two great peninsulas are, I knew I wanted the Michigan lifestyle. Speaking of beautiful natural resources, did you know that Detroit Edison is continually involved in the research and development of alternative energy sources, HARVARD BUSINESS SCHOOL programs that keep pace with our growing energy requirements while maintaining environmental compatibility. Being involved in their long range Nuclear Power Plant development projects means I'm part of the team that's helping to meet MBA PROGRAM tomorrow's energy problem before it's a problem. Clearly, the energy industry is the field of the future and future planning is . . .

A n Admissions Representative from Harvard Graduate School of Business Administration •• • Detroit will be on campus Edison Today!" Monday, October 30, 1978 IF YOU'RE A GRADUATE ENGINEER to meet with students interested in Industrial — Electrical — Mechanical the two-year MBA Program . DETROIT EDISON WILL BE ON CAMPUS Monday, October 23, 1978 Contact the This is an excellent opportunity to plan for your future with one of the nation's Career Planning and Placement Center leading energy resource development corporations.

for more detaiis and to sign up for IMMEDIATE INFORMAL INTERVIEWS an information session. For advanced consideration, forward detailed resume in complete confidence to DETROIT EDISON COMPANY, 2000 Second Avenue, Detroit, MI 48226. Harvard Business School is committed to the principle of equal educational opportunity Equal Opportunity Employer M/F and evaluates candidates without regard to race, sex, creed, national origin or handicap. Detroit Edison FRIDAY. OCTOBER 13, 1978 ROSE THORN PAGE 3 What's Happening I Beginning next Tuesday. a "Winnie-the-Pooh." a few parts encouraged to attend. traveling exhibition will be are open. Tryouts for the parts of shown in the Hulman Union. The Eeyore. Owl. Rabbit. and the Rose Christian Fellowship exhibit. "Morning Sun." is a Narrator will be held October 17. chapter meeting tonight at 6:45 collection of lithographs. at 6:30 p.m. in the auditorium. in the Music Room of the Union etchings. woodcuts and The company will be touring will include the usual Christian drypoints. local schools throughout the fellowship and singing. Dave year. If it is successful. "Pooh" Finley will speak on "Motives supported The exhibit is by the may serve as the basis for for Evangelism." Endowment the an National for ongoing repertory company. Arts and the Indiana Arts "What's Happening" is a Commission. It was prepared by A blood drive will be held in weekly the Worx on Wednesday. October column of coming the Evansville Museum. and is events. The Thorn welcomes on display from 9:00 a.m. to 9:00 18 from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. The drive is sponsored by material for this column. which p.m. daily. the may be Residence Hall Association and used to publicize club The modern art lecture the Interfraternity council. activities. All copy for "What's Rose Happening entitled "Fathers of Modern had an 11' donation rate in a - is due in the Thorn Art" will be given Wednesday at similar event held last spring. office inside the student lounge ) 8:00 p.m. This lecture is also by Monday evening prior to a part of the Rose-Hulman Fine A prayer meeting sponsored Friday publication. and is Arts Series. by Rose Christian Fellowship is subject to editing to conform to held daily. Monday through standards for style and length. The 1978 Homecoming queen candidates await THE an- Drama Tryouts. Although the Friday. at 4:30 p.m. in the Articles may also be turned in to nouncement at last Friday's pep rally. Pictured from left cast will be essentially the same Reading Room of the Union. box 891 by the same Monday are Patrice Marie Peach, Karen Kraft, Patti Euriga, Diane as 'n last year's production of Everyone is welcome and deadline. Hedges, and Queen Maureen Crandall. Mountaineering# 3. Radio to add FM by Rick Warner The campus radio station. WRTR, has been planning to go METHOD() FM for quite a while. Due to new F.C.C. rules. the station must Heading for the mountains increase its broadcasting power to at least 100 watts. which is the new minimum power requirement. WRTR plans to switch from AM to FM at the same time. Currently. the station is using a 10 watt AM transmitter. which cifttei has reduced quality sound due to *vco.k:i motors, pumps. etc.. on campus which not only impress "noise onto the electrical lines. but also 111111 cause problems with phase- matching. In order to have maximum signal strength and clarity. the transmitters must be matched closely in impedance to the dorm electrical system. Mountaineering,as all but the chronically misinformed know, is the skill, the When motors switch on and off. science and the art the phase match between the of drinking Busch Beer. It begins by heading for the mountains transmitter and dorm changes. (i.e., a quick jaunt to your favorite package emporium or resulted in a WRTR signal that wateringhole) and ends by downing the mountains( i.e.. varies and wavers throughout slow slaking swallows of the brew the day. that is Busch ). WRTR plays progressive rock. c1( However, between those two points lies a vast area but recently has lost listeners to of personal peccadilloes sometimes called technique FM stations. which play similar and sometimes called methodology( depending on music in higher quality stereo FM sound. WRTR will be your major ). Hence,this ad. 91 Sipping vs. chugging. modifying its program to include Both have their merits, of course. But generally speak- about 75'(• music. The rest of the ing,except for cases of extreme thirst or a leaking time will cover such areas as national news, arts, education, glass,sipping is the more prudent practice for serious, sports. . and religious sustained mountaineering. 9I Next, the proper posi- programming. WRTR will be e 0 tion. Some somewhere in the range of 88-92 0 Mhz.. and should be fully swear by sit- functional sometime next year. ting; others by • The station is classified as standing. Suffice it to say that the most successful "educational. non-commercial- mountaineers are flexible,so you'll find which means it does not use both sitters and standers. advertisements in the programs. The financing for the FM station (Except on New Year's Eve, will come from the Board of when it's almost impossible Managers and the Student to find a sitter.) 91 Which Government Association. Also. four dollars per year will come brings us to additives. Occa- from the broadcasting club sionally a neophyte will members for buying records for sprinkle salt in his Busch; the record library. others mix in tomato The club consists totally of juice: volunteers. and a few on the radical The broadcasting club is also fringe will even add egg. looking for volunteers from the While these manipulations Rose faculty. mostly for aid in can't be prohibited developing educational (this is, after all, a free country ), they are programs (current frowned upon. Please be advised that piirity is a virtue, and the developments in science. etc. ). natural refreshment of Busch is best uncompromised. and some other special cll Finally, there's programming. but aid in the issue of containers. Good taste dictates a construction of the new station. glass be used. But bad planning sometimes prevents that. If you and making it meet F.C.C. rules find yourself forced to drink from the can,you should minimize would be appreciated. this breach of etiquette. Be formal. Simply let your little finger The new station will still be stick out stiffly( see Fig.4 ). Happy Mountaineering! located in the basement of B.S.B. The FM antenna will be placed on the roof of B.S.I3. to minimize line loss. The new equipment will be solid-state, meaning that it should require a minimum of maintenance. Also. it will be high-quality equipment. The transmitter should give WRTR a range of about 15-20 USCH® miles in any direction. This means that it will be serving Rose and Terre Haute. Because of the extended range. even Don't just reach for a beep Head for the mountains. more emphasis will be placed on quality broadcasting. PAGE 4 ROSE THORN FRIDAY, OCTOBER 13, 1978 Rose romps 55-6 in one-sided win

by Warren Pease scored on a one yard run. Greg For the first time in five years, Peak converted one each point the Engineers won their after attempt. and Rose took a lead into the locker room at homecoming contest, and they 35-0 the half. did it by no small margin. The 55- 6 victory leaves the steadily im- In the third quarter Rose proving football squad with a 3-1- scored twice again. First. a 1 record while Principia remains fumble on a 70 yard Bob Burwell yard scoring winless. punt set up a seven strike to Freshman Ben Young. up and ago the Then Dan Haas wound Just two years fired a perfect pass to Mark homecoming game against Prin- Kaufman for a 76 yard ripia had a different ending. touchdown. After three quarters Despite .utgaining the Indians Rose led 48-0. Running back Terry Peak is shown above, during one of his many successful runs. The Rose almost three to one, rain and tur- team destroyed Principia 55-6 in the homecoming game. (Photo by Marcadis) nov.ers had limited Rose to only In the fourth quarter, Rose's second fourth Principia played seven ints. A late and third string players almost Prin- quarter Wocked punt gave evenly. Under the guidance of cipia an 8-7 win. sich was not freshman quarterback Curt the case last Saturday. Bilby. the Engineers marched Soccer team beats ISU tor another score. This time it For the game, the offense was capped off by a fourteen would be developed as the season amassed 507 yards. Rose rushed by Paul Wallace the engineers. yard run by Bilby. The wears on. for 218 yards on 50 carries, Rose-Hulman soccer Coach Rendel made a few team. showing the three quarterbacks Principia sustained two good impressive offensive changes in the game. teamwork, defeated the ISU club connected on 57' of their passes drives late in the final stanza. which could have made the The format for the CAC for 239 yards while only yielding The first drive stalled out on the by a score of 5-3. Although ISU difference. the first change was championship will be a round had many one turi;over. Meanwhile the Rose six, but the defense got the talented foreign moving Dave Wieting from robin tournament of four games players. Rose defense held Principia to less ball back without yielding a first the squad was able fullback to the forward position. at the end of the season. This than .3 yards per carry on the down. This time the Indians to win because of its superior The other change was to switch should allow Rose to gain more ground. 229 total yards. and scored and the final score was passing ability. the offensive formation from th experience. but it will probably collected five turnovers. The 55- 6. "W.' formation to the "M" reason Rose had more not be enough to win the tourney. statistics were not lopsided One formation. in CAC Rose was led in scoring by that they are a The two powerhouses enough. teamwork was this year are Principia Greg Peak with seven points. opposed to just a Rose also improved upon their soccer varsity team and Sewanee, and it would take followed by Hancock. Terry The ISU team is a club and shooting ability as they scored Principia•s first possession club. outstanding performance by Peak, RipPle. Enloe. Matz. not a varsity team: the five goals on 22 shots for a 23', an netted negative yardage and a Rose to pull off an upset victory. short punt gave Rose the ball on Young. Kaufman. and Bilby each difference was apparent at last conversion. ISU had just over the Prin. 30. Freshman Randy with six. Haas threw two Saturday's match. half as many shots but had a 25' Hancock ran the reverse on the touchdown passes and was conversion. Rose's game tomorrow is with first play for a touchdown. eleven for sixteen on the day. Some of the outstanding Franklin at Franklin. Franklin is Greg Peak then made it seven to Pfanstiel was four for nine with players in last week's game One area in which Rose still only a club as was ISU. This zero. Late in the first quarter one touchdown pass. included front line members: may be lacking is playing should mean that they will have Peak broke through the Bob Froetscher. Dave Wieting. together. The team still lacks the less cohesion and teamwork, but Terry Burwell punted four times for middle of the line and stretched Eric Mooney, Brian Mark, and maturity to be able to anticipate the Rose club last year was yards. and he now ranks across the goal line for the 201 Also substitute where each member will be. But given a tough game by Franklin. nation for all three Jim Murdock. second of eight touchdowns. second in the Mike Tallman did a fine job for this greater feeling of teamwork The game is at 11:00 at Franklin. divisions. In the second quarter Rose The Engineers now take a road scored three times. Mark Ripple trip to Kankakee. Illinois to meet scored on a three yard run. Jim Olivet Nazarene. The non- Enloe caught a 45 yard pass for a conference game will start at touchdown. and Troy Matz 1:30 P.M.

SCORECARD SOCCER FOOTBALL ROSE OPPONENT SCORE ROSE OPPONENT SCORE I St. Meinrad 2 21 Olil et 211 0 Wabash 5 20 DePaun 18 1 I 8 Wabash 21 5 I.S.1. 3 0 Hamner 0 55 Prinripia 6

cutoss-cot-vrin. GOLF ROSE OPPONENT SCORE ROSE 61 I. h ans. 82 Lon Ball First Earlham 2 Man Lon Ball First 61 DePau. 27 Medal Pla, First 311 N abash 26 The Rose soccer team was able to avenge last year's loss to 1SU by beating them 5-3 this opponent. (Photo by Marcadis) 25 St. Joe. 33 year. A Rose player above tries to dribble around his 1SU 19 Boil, 15 Young basketball team ENGINEERING GRADUATES A progressive Electric/Gas Illinois utility is seeking entry level engineers for the following areas: to face tough schedule DESIGN OPERATIONS When the 1973-79 Rose-Hulman On Monday the team plays together. but essentially this is a SYSTEM PLANNING version of Hoosier Hysteria hits Chaminade and on Tuesday they whole new group.- He explaine,1 the hardwood. it will be a play a good Brigham Young- that this year's team has a good POWER PRODUCTION talented young team facing some Hawaii team. deal of depth. but Mark Givan is rugged ranked teams. If it Then on December 5. the team the only player to have a great DATA PROCESSING sounds like the last year's story. starts a not-so-easy mainland deal of playing experience over it is. but it's even truer this year. season. The Rose-Hulman the past two seasons. We are looking for B.S. and M.S. Electrical Engineers and Invitational Tourney features Last year Rose was ranked as Mechanical Engineers. If interested, sign up to talk to: The absence of Edelbroek. both Washington & Lee and high as 13th in Division III. but Sutherland. and Justus should be Muskingum. Both teams finished this year the team is going to C.W. McCaulla hard felt from the very first in the top 15 of Division III have to earn a ranking on desire. game. The University of Hawaii teams. The Engineers also play talent. depth. and very little November 3, 1978 at Hilo has won over 100 games last year's Division II runner-up. experience. over the past five years. and this Eastern Illinois. seaSon promises to be no Also, for the first time in a few The first home game will be on different. Rose's second game years. Rose probably won't be December 7 against Greenville. ILLINOIS will be against Chaminade the favorite in the College The game will start at 7:30 P.M. University who finished second \ thletic Conference. Coach in Shook Fieldhouse. Other home in Division last year. Mutchner stated "it should be games this season include POWER COMPANY between us and Centre." Each DePauw on December 13. The team will leave from team finished six and two in Principia on January 12. 500 South 27th Street Chicago the day after first conference play last year. Sewanee on January 19. W'abash quarter finals end. The non-stop Mutchner also expects Principia on January 30. Illinois College on Decatur, Illinois 62525 flight to Hawaii will arrive in. to be vastly improved. February 9. Centre on February Honolulu at 3:00 P.M. on Friday. Southwestern a little tougher. 11. Southwestern at Memphis on An Equal Opportunity Employer Sunday morning the team will and Sewanee to be down a little. February 17. and Blackburn on Male/Female commute to the island of Hawaii According to Mutchner. "Last February 22. The Rose tourney for the game against the 11. of H. year•s team played well will be December 19 and 20. FRIDAY, OCTOBER 13, 1978 ROSE THORN PAGE 5

A thundering herd of Butler cross country men charge up the first hill on their way to a 15-49 Running hard is Dean Billheimer shown here during the re- victory over Rose. Butler was expected to win, however, since they were runner-up in Divi- cent varsity-alumni meet. The alums gave it a good try but sion II last year. (Photo by Marcadis) came up short 23-40. (Photo by Marcadis) A new lunch Varsity is born at beats alumni Noble Romads. by Mike Dunkel The cross country team was too fast for the alumni runners, but the alumni made a good showing in a 23-40 loss in the meet before the homecoming game. Mike Deepsinsit, McCullough led the crowd for the varsity team with a 26 minute and 43 second run. Dennis Funk from the class of 1973 ran second with 27 minutes flat. The other top ten runners were: John Whitaker, Steve White ( class of '73). Dean Billheimer. Ken Hilk. Guy Gadomski ( class of '78 I. Eric Vetters. Vince Foushee and Larr Etzler. The Bambino is a Other alumni were: Schacht (13th), Robertson (14th), John sandwich-size Deep-Dish Lynn ( 16th) from the class of '66. Keeven i 17th Ebstein 18th Sicilian pizza that's served and Jenkins ( 22nd quickly . . . doesn't cost much In the first home meet of the . . . and satisfies to the very year, Butler ran away with top honors. Butler. an outstanding last bite. Division II school. won 15-49 here last Tuesday.

Enjoy the Bambino with a Dean Billheimer ran well on the new course which included garden-fresh salad . . . or have two laps around the outside of it carryout. The Deep-Dish our campus and holds the record on the course for a Rose runner. Bambino. Try one for lunch at Today the cross country team Noble Roman's. Served from travels to Lafayette for the Purdue Invitational. The meet Opening 'til 2 p.m., will be two six mile races with reserve and varsity. Internal hip everyday except Sunday. problems continue to hinder Dean Billheimer and Ken Bilk. Coach Hargis said. "They have ,;Aroble,® not recovered.- wornalts The Thorn will not be publish- ed next week due to the three day weekend. PAGE 6 ROSE THORN FRIDAY, OCTOBER 13. 1978

Harry Chapin entertains a packed house at his concert in Shook Fieldhouse last Saturday Recapping of evening. There was a sellout crowd for the Homecoming concert. (George Tackett photos) Let a TI cakulator help you make more efficient use of your time. Homecoming This semester... and for years to come. by Eric Dansker Rose-Hulman's 1 9 7 8 Homecoming is history now, but it will be long remembered by everyone in attendance. At halftime of the football Now,more affordable game. in which the Engineers went on to defeat the Principia Indians. 55-6. the freshmen were unable to start Rosie•s hover- /4/", craft. Solving the problem like than ever! if/ true Rose engineers, they picked up Rosie and carried her in front /7//,',/.// .74 , of the stands. 'fr// 7/, 1978 Homecoming Queen Maureen Crandall, an education major at Saint Mary-of-the- e. 8 8 i 5 7 TI- 7/ Woods. was pleased to be presiding over the festivities. New imismiminnott "I am so happy. 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by Eric Dansker "I was unsuccessful as a "I say what art can do. It's protest singer in the 1960's." he 02 sort of like an image; you look explained. "Now I try to come at other people and see some of across indirectly. using stories DV, yourself. You look at situations that, like movies. have r1.6 and picture yourself in them." interesting characters and 62 said singer-story-teller Harry situations. People can make their Chapin after his performance at own judgments in these TIP Rose-Hulman's Shook Memorial situations: they can say. "If I Fieldhouse on Saturday. October had been there, what would I 7. have done? What would my Harry's overall theme, the thoughts have been?" )m message he tried to One of the ways that Harry 'too communicate through his music. gets ideas for his music is al is that people should "look at life traveling "on buses and that sort through unfiltered eyes. Look at of thing. I don't travel in the bad, enjoy the good." he limousines." he said. 11r. ,,sommor Learjets or or —IOW 62 said. .•••• "I'm a storyteller. I'm no "It's a good way to meet [on holier-than-thou singer. I've people and find out what they are FL( lived a little in my thirty-five thinking. If I see something, I try sm. to make .1••••• want relate some a story out of it. I relate Olimam years and I to VANN From playing with a bunch of sticks, the freshmen started OMNI lo of my stories. to people one-to-one." Own the wheels of what they hoped would be the largest bonfire Arlo. —MO yet. Shown above from left to right are Dane Krueger, Mike OIRSIMMOMMO, Brown, Dave Heighway, and Dave Kolacz. The final model (at right) was designed to be 63 feet tall (with the outhouse), and to consist of 1324 ties and weigh 65 tons (photos by Mar- cadis).

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With a few modifications from their original design, the freshmen nevertheless completed the bonfire, complete with outhouse and various burnable items. The final product was huge, estimates run up to 72 ties high, 4 ties taller than last year's bonfire. Friday night, all went well. The ignition of the bonfire was quick and exactly as planned, having the middle ignite first. The fire was as spectacular as ever. The outhouse was supported by light rope so that it would fall inside easier. However, it neither fell in, nor out. Instead, it was engulfed in flames and disintegrated. (Left photo by Marcadis, right photo by Womble)

The actual building of the bonfire was more difficult than Bonfire has long anticipated. A block-and-tackle history was supposed to ease the job, but a lot of sweat and blood went into the construction. David Boes (right) and Darrel Phelps are shown in the top For the past 49 years freshmen were required to wear appropriate for a school whose picture. The following day, the smoldering remains of the Freshmen at Rose-Hulman the garters until a later date. founder Chauncey Rose. was bonfire do not give justice to the effort that was put into it. Institute of Technology have often called "The Railroad (photos by Womble). been applying their engineering In 1938 the freshman King." skills far sooner than they constructed a huge pile of brush Each year the freshman class expected. Their first attempts at using wood blown down on strives to build a fire that is engineering have produced campus from a recent tornado. more spectacular than' the one homecoming bonfires that can After two weeks of construction before it. Major Bud Mundt. g AIR only be described as "totally time, they topped the pile with FORCE ENGINEERS \11 bonfire coordinator. explained unique." an outhouse that was decorated that the faculty became with epitaphs to their victim AND SCIENTISTS ARE The earliest account of a concerned about the size of the Earlham. A new tradition began fire. bonfire at Rose-Hulman can be that year of having the fire the PROBLEM-SOLVERS traced back as far as 1929. night before the game so the "In 1970 the administration got Reports and rumors of earlier team could see and enjoy it. uptight about the fire and passed ones describe the bonfire as some rules Jr. faculty meeting. occuring in May when school In 1952. the bonfire pile was They decided that it couldn.t. be ended and the alumni came back built but never ignited. That more than 45 ties high. toce I've to campus. particular fall had been so dry been here for three years ilow. that the bonfire was considered a nobody has stuck by this. Last The bonfire, as it is knovvn to- potential fire hazard. The bonfire year it was 60-65 ties high. It's day, began when the bonfire was went as planned the next year.5 not certain if anyone is going to combined with the football The 1953 class declared "the make them stick to the rules." festivities in the fall. The fire oc- weather couldn't stop us for two Mundt said. curred near 25th and Wabash years in a row." Will bonfires at Rose-Hulman Avenue and was accompanied The turmoil of the times had with yells and songs. The bonfire eventually go the way of beanie its effect on the bonfire ritual of wearing and hazing? According disbanded to form a parade. The 1971. The Saturday before the to Dr. Plus, they enjoy a worldwide reputation for excellence fire, Moench, probably not. If you have students wound around town in 200 ties were burned, vision, creativity, and a scientific or engineering presumably by degree, apply your talents with a modern service that's geared snake dance form while the Rose the sophomores. "I'm optimistic about the future for the future. Completion of the Air Force's three-month Military Band played. The next The Wednesday night before of this tradition, but my guess is Officer Training School earns you an officer's commission and day the team beat Hanover the 1971 bonfire, the pile was lit that those things go in cycles. My starts you on the road to prematurely. The freshman a future-oriented career. The Air College by a score of 19-7. feeling is as people are maturing Force also offers you an excellent salary, medical and dental rushed with fire extinguishers earlier and we have an care,30 days of paid vacation a year, a S20.000 ffe insurance With each annual bonfire, new from the dorms to put out the intellectual group policy for about $4 a month.and many other benefits. here. they are traditions became attached to it. fire. This was a violation of state less inclined to go for organized Find out today what the Air Force hos to offer by contacting law which says that SMsgt. Paul Butler, Air Force Officer Opportunities The top of the pile was crowned types of activities. They like 221 N. College St., Bloomington, IN 47401 with "that little house behind the extinguishers can't be removed rowdiness, but it's more on an (812) 336-0933 (Collect big house." If the outhouse fell in from the dorms. The freshmen individual rights, my own guess the middle of the fire the had to pay to have the is that it impinges extinguishers recharged. too heavily on freshmen were allowed to study time." Moench added that remove their garters (a penalty Since the pole and brush type some past bonfire chairman 2.39(g211_,4_- reserved for frosh and throw fire of the 30's, the classes have have flunked out of school them into the fire. If the house used railroad ties to construct because they took their jobs "too A great way of life. fell out of the fire, then the their architecture. This seems enthusiatically." PAGE 8 ROSE THORN FRIDAY, OCTOBER 13, 1978 FRANKLY SPEAKING ....by phil frank Record Review cni Guys sEF.ii/A,f' BboLoGie Heart: Dog and Butterfly EXPERIAARIT MAD by Bryan Wallace side. has a guitar part that Wd-m's voice to give the som2 STDRED ThE FRG ? One of the most uncommon sounds much like that of Jimi t eel . lg. occurrences in the field of rock Hendrix on some of his albums. Nancy Wilson. the other sister music is a band with a female "Hijinx- has an acid-like guitar of the talented duo. makes her lead singer and a female lead combined with a single voice. major contribution on the thin: guitarist. What is even rarer is bass. and drum. This song is song of the Butterfly side. "Nada to find such a group which is very indicative of Heart's move One.•• She supplies lead guitar good. This odyssey of rock is away from pop towards a more and vocals on this song which ha,, accomplished very well by the heavy progressive kind of music. a very clear and deliberate six-person group from guitar part. Washington State. Heart. The last song on the Dog side. Their new album. "Dog and "Straight On.- sounds more like The final song of the Buttertly Butterfly.- does not have Side early Heart than any of the other side is "Mistral Wind.- The One and Side Two. but a Dog songs on the Dog side. This song listener•s first impression is ot side. which indicates a hard and has a progressive snund along an out-of-tune:guitar which Dons raunchy type of music. and a with a pop-style hook that makes up constantly during the song. I3utterfly side. which denotes it the album's first Top 40 single. Once again the punchy drum smooth delicate music. parts have been mixed very high. The Butterfly side ot the It is not the best effort on the The Dog side starts with a album starts off with the title album. cut from a concert in Memphis cut. ••Dog and Butterfly.- which called "Cook with Fire." It is sounds very much like As a whole, I think Heart has sung by Ann Wilson, as is every "Dreamboat Annie" from their produced a very decent album song but one on the album. first album. It is a slow kind of which is well worth buying. The pressing and album "Cook with Fire- has a very Joni Mitchell song with a clear quality is just about the best I have ever hard bass and drum part which acoustical guitar to back the vocal. heard on a pop-rock album. If proved to be very effective at you never liked Heart before. their concert in Evansville. "Lighter Touch,- the second give this album a listen because The second song on the Dog song of the side, utilizes the they have changed. If Heart was side. "High Time.- also has a same strong drum beats and acid- your favorite before. be Dear Editor: very strong drum and bass part like guitar riffs evident on the prepared. for this album is combined with the punchy voice Dog side. The song itself is a different. You may have to listen of Ann Wilson. slow piece which utilizes the a few times before you are Freshmen rapped "Hijinx," the third song of this rhythm instruments and Ann hooked I am writing this letter to express my thorough disgust with the Cs' freshman class. Each year the freshman class conducts a "panty raid- at St. Mary•s to decorate the bonfire. This year's raid was Editor John Rasp described to me as more nearly a riot. Normally freshmen stand out- Associate Editor Dwight Dively side the dormitory and ask girls to throw articles to them. This year, however. I am told the freshmen stormed the halls. They pounded on The Sports Editors Warren Pease, locked doors until they were opened. Once inside the room these Paul Wallace, "proud Rose-Hulman men- ransacked rooms and stole all types of clothing. There were rooms damaged and windows broken. The girls Copy Editor Peter Kehoe were. understandably, extremely upset. Some were frightened to the THORN Reporters Randy Braker, Eric Dansker, point of tears. Incidents such as this make me truly ashamed to attend Published every Friday this school or even be associated with it! I understand that the entire Mike Dunkel, Norm Frey that classes week before Homecoming was filled with violence. I realize, of course are in session John Sparks, Bryan Wallace, that only a few freshmen are responsible. They are the ones to whom I at Rose-Hulman Institute Rick Warner, Jim Weber direct this letter. I certainly hope you people grow up and the sooner of Technolgoy, 5500 the better. Wabash Avenue, Terre Special Correspondents Eric Blair, Name withheld by request Haute, IN 47803 John Galt, Warren Gamaliel, Greg Mendel, George Sand SAB says thanks "Facts are the enemy of truth" - The Student Activities Board wishes to thank the students, faculty, Don Quixote Business Manager Chris Bodenhorn and staff for their participation in the Harry Chapin Homecoming Faculty Advisor Kent Harris Concert. Special thanks go to the Resident Hall Association ( RHA and the Inter-fraternity Council ( IFC) for their help. Also, Paul Legal Counsel Drew P. Shortz Phillips and his maintenance men did a fantastic job in helping to set up the field house. Those who missed the concert will hopefully have a chance next year to see another great S.A.B. sponsored homecoming event.

Page 9 Dear old Rose by John Galt because they couldn't hear the The Tactical Acquisition Unit skit: people toward the front of the Templeton Brigade, Rose- complained because they could." ENGINEERING SENIORS Hulman Army. reports another It was at this point of low troop successful Homecoming opera- morale that Maureen I. Queen of tion. all the Engineers, appeared on "Ah'm pleased tuh repohrt,- the battlefield to rally her troops "OPEN HOUSE" said General Beauregard to victory. Hulbert. "that we has fuhfilled The focus of the battle then our objectives foah this shifted westward to Bonfire Hill, McDONNELL DOUGLAS — ST. LOUIS operashun. They was a slew-gob where the Freshman Battalion of them alumnis, but we was was making a heroic stand THE LEADING AEROSPACE CORPORATION, ready foah •em.- against bands of marauding Alumni started arriving for the sophomores. Genl. Hulbert led a IS HAVING AN "OPEN HOUSE" confrontation as early as Thurs- charge on the bonfire and day. They were greeted by a succeeded in igniting it. The FOR ENGINEERING SENIORS volley of "Welcome Alumni- flames rose rapidly, aided by banners and a large pink gallons of fuel oil and the bodies INTERESTED IN LEARNING elephant. "We think a pink of ti,vo sophomores who made the OPPORTUNITIES elephant is quite representative mistake of trying to lake a small MORE ABOUT JOB of our battle strategy.- reports freshman who had very large Col. Ron Reeves, whose unit was friends. • Talk with recent engineering graduates presently working with responsible for the delicate On Saturday, save for a minor McDonnell Douglas maneuver of separating the at- Indian uprising which was quick- tacking alumni from their sup- • Refreshments ly quelled, the battlefield port units. called checkbooks. remained relatively quiet until Action began in earnest Friday • Movies—Fighter & Commercial Aircraft, Spacecraft, Missile Programs that mystical, magical time evening at the Pep Rally. The known in Eastern religions Rose-Hulman Symphony the as • Brochures of all aerospace programs Hour.- This ceremony is Orchestra opened the action with "Happy part of a rite that prepares a rousing volley of music. The 7:00 to 9:00 PM Seniors to be initiated into Alum- fieldhouse was soon brought to a nihood. and includes a magic Thursday, October 19 fever-pitch. as combatants dodg- elixir. ethanol. which has ed the free-flying quarter notes. Holiday East Room remarkable properties of The excitement was soon still- lubricating Alumni checkbooks ed as the Drama Corps took the An Equal Opportunity Emplo,er U S Citizerlship Required so they open easier. field. Their inane theatrical maneuvers. t‘erformed with all Despite the overwhelming vic- the grace and finesse of a charg- tory by the Templeton forces, ing. wounded hippopotamus. soon several alumni managed to es- brought down the house — into a cape. They are expected to INCE:10/%1 1_I_ DOUGI_AS sea of apathy. The Drama Corps regroup in preparation for leader. Private 7th Class John another attack sometime late An Equal Opportunity Employer CORPORATION the Ax. assessed the situation: next year. But as Genl. Hulbert "Two things went wrong, People remarks, "We'll be ready foah toward the back complained 'em.