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PDF (V. 66:30, May 27, 1965) Support Take Lt. Newton Your Local Home for Lunch Police CalifomiaTech Associated Students of the California Institute of Technology Volume LXVI. Pasadena, California, Thursday, May 27, 1965 Number 30 Snake, VR, andTBP Frosh Awards Given at Assembly Honor and athletic awards were GPA. John Tucker then an­ ability, and individual improve­ presented at the Spring Awards nounced Greg Kourilsky as Tau ment. The frosh John C. Peter­ Assembly yesterday evening in Beta Pi Frosh of the Year. son Baseball Trophy was granted Tournament Park. Fleming swept The Caltech Outstanding Ath­ by Coach Jensen to Edward away the big metal by taking the lete award was presented by Mr. Chapyak, this year's team captain Snake, Interhouse Rating, and Emery to two Techmen - Wal­ who was voted most valuable Discobolus Trophies. Ruddock ter Innes and John Frazzini. The player by his teammates. copped the Varsity Rating Tro­ co-winners were selected by the Walter Innes, winner of the phy. The two-hour program fea­ Athletic Department staff. The Soccer Trophy, was named by tured Dr. William Corcoran as award is given to those athletes Mr. Emery as the most outstand­ emcee. making the greatest contributions ing player. The honor keys and certificates to Caltech intercollegiate sports Finally, Mr. Musselman pre­ were presented by Fred Brun­ in terms of ability, leadership, sented the Varsity Rating Tro­ swig, ASCIT President. Nelit Dr. loyalty, and interest. phy, based on the relative num­ Eagelson awarded the Golds­ Outstanding athletes ber of House members contribut­ worthy Interhouse S c hoI a s t ic Coach Preisler gave the Vesper ing to varsity and frosh teams, Achievement (Snake) Trophy to Basketball Trophy to a varsity to Ruddock. Fleming for the highest overall member demonstrating sports­ manship, improvement, moral in­ fluence, and scholarship, as voted by the varsity squad: Jerry Yu­ Election delson. Also announced was James TIMBER Pearson, next year's basketball captain. Coach Jensen awarded BY TIM HENDRICRSON the Carl Shy Basketball Trophy Results Chop thwack, chunk. The to freshmen Terry Bruns, captain Caltech Interhouse Eucalyptus­ The final dass election results of this year's frosh team, and are as follows: chopping Competition will take James Stanley. -by Gleason place next Wednesday, June 2, Soph. Then Coach Emery announced Pres. Les Fettig Ditch Day: Frosh unveil their extension of the Pasadena Freeway, built to at 11:00 a.m. that the members of the varsity Veep. Sam Logan give third-term seniors easy access to the beach. There will be eight competing swimming team had selected Lar­ Sec. Dick Wright groups: the seven undergraduate Treas. Mike Saulney ry Anderson as winner of the Ath. M. Ralph Kimbrell Houses and one coalition from Campbell Swimming Trophy on the graduate houses. Each Junior the basis of sportsmanship, abil­ Pres. George Sharman Seniors itch s group may chop down one small ity, and improvement. Anderson Veep. John O'Pray tree for practice and will fell will be varsity captain next year; Sec. Martin Smith one standardized Eucalyptus for Henry Dewitt was named 1965 Treas. Bob Miller time. The shortest time will de­ Ath. M. Don Blair Frosh f il plans frosh swimming captain. Senior termine the campus winner and More glorious jocks holder of the intercollegiate Eu­ Pres. Doug Holford Senior Ditch Day has come But the mechanism could not Peter Wyatt, 1965 captain, and Veep. Walt Davis & Joe Tymczyszyn again and gone again. The seniors stand the vigorous all-day attacks calyptus chopping record. Walter Innes received the Golds­ Sec. Pat Miller disappeared early in the morn­ of the frosh; expert coat-hanger The competition will be in worthy Track Trophy from Coach Treas. Jerry Yudelson Doug Gage ing of Thursday, May 20, leaving maneuvering and door kicking four heats; during each heat two LaBrucherie. The track squad Ath. M. The BOC results are: their rooms well-stacked and the caused the solenoid pin to fall groups will fell their respective made the award on the basis of trees at opposite ends of the Blacker Ed Robertson frosh eager for the taste of vic· out. The frosh then cleared the sportsmanship, team spirit, and Dabney Sean Solomon tory. While they were indulging room and laid asphalt down, Eucalyptus grove. Each group proficiency. The 1965 frosh track Fleming Mike Saulney themselves at Redondo Beach painted a double yellow line down should have several over-grown captain was Simon Levinson. Lloyd Grey Jennings their rooms were attacked and the middle, and appointed the individuals to chop and five The winner of the campus-wide Page Alan Porter place with street signs. The same more to man the guide-rope tied Ricketts Martin Oiye fell beneath the onslaught of frosh, Scott Tennis Tournament was Ruddock Rob Dickinson to the tree. who were armed with Ch 1 and solenoid was used to close the announced by Coach Lamb: John The BOD appointments of last Details of the accepted pro­ Ph 1. room later, but this time it had Hoshor, also last year's winner. Monday, May 24, were: .Ruddock to be activated by a voltage be­ posal will be distributed to the Coach Preisler awarded the Ex Comm. Ch: Dave Close Ruddock House saw the most tween one phone wire and a ran­ contesting groups; soon we'll see Alumni Baseball Trophy to Ge­ Stu Davey activity, with three rooms under dom wire emerging from the which house has real Techmen. rald Gowen, team captain. The Dick Quint room. The frosh managed to con­ The whole Caltech community Norton Greenfeld attack. Turechek outfitted his award winner was chosen by the Ed Robertson door with a solenoid lock con­ vince the two returning seniors is invited to attend; the danger squad on the basis of sportsman­ Greg Shuptrine trolled by a thermostat, with sen­ that the room had not been en· zone will be roped off. ship, moral influence, playing Election Comm. Ch: Stu Davey sor located in the channel iron tered: when smiling Turechek Summer Game Room Ch: Bill Broste that blocked the space underneath poured the magic liquid under the door. He and quasi-roommate the door he turned on a recorded CommencementExercises to Notices Simpson planned to undo the lock tape loop of the frosh ·chorus sing­ by pouring liquid nitrogen under ing "Seniors Eat It." RESEARCH EXHIBITS the door to activate the thermo­ Africa Honorfivehundredworthies An exhibit of Institute research Almost 500 degrees will be by Dr. Frank Stanton, President projects is mounted in the patio stat. Greenfield had a pin blocking of the Columbia Broadcasting of the Athenaeum for showing to­ his latch, with a supporting string awarded to graduating seniors System. The program, scheduled day, between 12 :45 and 3 p.m. to be released by drilling a small and graduate students of Caltech for 4:30 p.m., will honor about Also included is a display of about hole in the window putty; but in the 71st annual Commence­ 110 graduates with PhD's, 134 50 books written by faculty mem­ when he left, the pin failed to Kubitz takes ment Exercises on the Beckman with MS degrees, and 155 with bers in recent years. All students, engage fully, and it was shaken Mall, Friday, June 11. The com­ BS degrees. faculty members, and employees out by frosh shoulders. Most of mencement address will be given The Exercises, to which par­ are invited to see the exhibit. the furniture in his room was Conger Prize ents and guests will be invited, removed to the tree in front of CHRISTIANS, MEETl are a culmination of the activities The first place award of $50 in the House, where it formed a Increased patronage rcsult· George Gorman of Fuller Semi­ of the previous day. The Senior­ the Mth Annual Conger Peace rather nice African bachelor's ing from their excellent service nary will speak on "Relationships Faculty softball game at Tourna­ Oration Contest yesterday went pad. And conversely: a tree was has forced the Caltech Barber· of Science and Religion from a His­ ment Park will initiate the ac­ put in his room, along with a shop to expand. Unfortunately, torical Viewpoint" Friday noon in to Kermit Kubitz for his oration tivities at 10 a.m. Thursday morn­ bench and appropriate wallpaper the TECH office is in the way. Chandler. All welcome. entitled "Those Who Are Re· ing. In addition, the Alumni pool supplied by the Computing Cen­ The TECH staff is making STEVE & ERIC, sonsible." Receiving the second will be open to the honored stu­ ter printers. With IBM chips in a valiant stand, but we don't popular campus folksingers, will ap­ place award of $25 for the dents and their guests from 10 the medicine cabinet, water in the know how long we can hold pear at the Ice 'House, 24 N. Men­ speech "Walk Together" was a.m. to noon. Fred Lamb. light fixtures, and the doorknob out against the sustained at­ tor at 9 p.m. this Sunday, May 30. tack of 69 gesticulating, gibE Full Day of Partying Their new release is on sale at the In addition to receiving the reversed, the room was ready. bering barbers wielding low­ Luncheon at Page House at 1 Bookstore. prize money, the names of the Brown's room also had a pin yield nuclear hair clippers. p.m. and Class Day Exercises at GLEE CLUB RECORDS first and second place winners in the latch, released by a rope Thus we can take no respon· 2 p.m. are next on the list. The This year's Caltech Glee Club will be printed in both the Com­ through the heater from Green­ sibility for anything coming Class Day Exercises will take record, including selections by the mencement program and next field's room.
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