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The Rose Tech Explorer Student Newspaper Rose-Hulman Institute of Technology Rose-Hulman Scholar The Rose Tech Explorer Student Newspaper Summer 6-3-1963 The Rose Tech Explorer - June 3, 1963 The Rose Tech Explorer Staff Rose-Hulman Institute of Technology Follow this and additional works at: https://scholar.rose-hulman.edu/rose_tech_explorer Recommended Citation The Rose Tech Explorer Staff, "The Rose Tech Explorer - June 3, 1963" (1963). The Rose Tech Explorer. 51. https://scholar.rose-hulman.edu/rose_tech_explorer/51 Disclaimer: Archived issues of the Rose-Hulman yearbook, which were compiled by students, may contain stereotyped, insensitive or inappropriate content, such as images, that reflected prejudicial attitudes of their day--attitudes that should not have been acceptable then, and which would be widely condemned by today's standards. Rose-Hulman is presenting the yearbooks as originally published because they are an archival record of a point in time. To remove offensive material now would, in essence, sanitize history by erasing the stereotypes and prejudices from historical record as if they never existed. 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 Tech Explorer by an authorized administrator of Rose-Hulman Scholar. For more information, please contact [email protected]. The Rose Tech EXPLORER VOL.IV No.13 ROSE POLYTECHNIC INSTITUTE, TERRE HAUTE,JUNE 3,1963 FREE Parents Elect Election Howard Wood Results Class of '63' To Over 300 parents, relatives and friends of Rose stu- dents visited the campus at the annual Parents' Day Dufing the past few weeks, the Program on May 11. student center has been crowded The day's program included a morning conference more than usual. The reason for this has been the election of the Soon Have it Made period, which provided parents an opportunity to visit and the student coun- class officers by Bob Clark with the faculty and student advisors, a convocation, cil representatives for the Senior, and the following meeting of the Rose Parents' Assoc- Junior, and Sophomore classes next Have you ordered your cap and gown? This com- a buffet year. The results of these elections Rose iation. The afternoon's activities included are listed below. ment is being echoed by seniors down the halls of luncheon at the Student Center and open house at the Poly as graduation draws nearer. The seniors have only Seniors: three dormitories and the four fraternity houses. Pres. Steve Hoffman days left at "Dear Old Rose". at the morning convocation, Dr. John A. Vice Pres. Lindley Ruddick Speaking Rose Polytechnic Institute's 85th Commencement discussed the development program of Rose Sec.-Treas. Pete Canalia Logan for the Class of 1963 will be held on June 8, 1963 in the anticipates an expansion to 1,000 enrollment in Juniors: which Wilbur B. Shook Memorial Fieldhouse at 10 o'clock. the next decade. Pres. Evan Johnson Vice Pres Bill Sims Seventy-five hopeful seniors are anxiously awaiting The officers named for t h e forthcoming 1963-64 Sec.-Treas. _John Diefenbaugh the graduation day and their Bachelor of Science de- Wood, Indianapolis, presi- academic year were Howard Sophomores: gree. Of these, twelve are Chemicals, eight Civils, sev- dent; Dr. R. L. Haun, Paris, Ill.; first vice-president; Pres. Jeff Brugos enteen Electricals, twenty-two Mechanicals, one Chem- Howllit Raymond Beattys, Louisville, Ky.; second vice-presi- Vice Pres. John ist, seven Mathematicians, and eight Physists. dent; Robert Wright, Casey, Ill.; chairman, and Mrs. Sec.-Treas. Mike Redman R. M. James, Seelyville, co-chairman, activities com- Student Council Professor Tordon Maskew Fair of Harvard Univer- mittee. Seniors: sity, internationally known authority in engineering John Stineman Fair, Others named were John Tee- Edward Downey education will speak at the graduation. Professor guarten, Indianapolis, chairman, Mike Thomas now Abbott and James Lawrence Professor of Engin- and Jack King, Birmingham, eering and Gordon McKay Professor of Sanitary En- Mich., co-chairman, recruitment Juniors: committee; John Valle, Terre James Doolittle gineering, was born in the Union of South Africa in Haute, chairman, and Mrs. Bar- Robert Kevorkian 1894. Educated in this native country, Germany, and bara Morgan, Terre Haute, co- Norman Schuld the United States he received his B. S. degree from M. chairman, communications comm- Sophomores: ittee; and David Rice Sr., Cleve- I. T. and Harvard in 1916. At Harvard, he has served Chitwood land, Ohio, chairman, and Royce Steve Richard Foltz as Dean of Applied Science, and is former Master and Hill, Coral Gables, Fla., co-chair- Honorary Associate of Dunster House at the Uni- man, of the development comm- Edwin Jirousek now The MODULUS also announced versi the men who are to head the Rose This year marked the first yearbook during the coming year. meeting of both the While teaching, he has been a consultant to indus- communica- They are: tions committee, which aids Mrs. try, done research, and written more than 100 profess- Co-editors Bill Allard Seltzer, Director of Information Jack Cox ional and scientific papers and reports. He has received Services, with the school's pub- Managing Ed. Evan Johnson honors for his achievements both in the Americas and licity, and the recruitment comm- Business Mgr. John Stineman abroad. Lubecky ittee, which aids Prof. Headdy in by The four social fraternities on Kay Saxton presents award attracting new students to Rose. the Rose campus recently elected As a part of the morning's program will be a short to Robert Leonard, MS III their officers for the coming year. inaugural ceremony which will mark the formal install- These men have been serving for the most part since mid-semester ation of Dr. John A. Logan as the tenth president of and will hold office until the mid- the Institute. This ceremony will have particular sig- TIME dle of th e second semester next nificance since Dr. Logan studied under Professor Fair LUNCH follows: year. The results are as FINAL EXAMINATION SCHEDULE Alpha Tau Omega at Harvard. SPRING SEMESTER Pres John Stineman Besides the Bachelor of Science of the Faculty, to that member 1962-1963 Vice Pres. Jack Cox degrees, one each in mathe- of the Senior Class whose stand- Monday, June 3 Treas. Allen Wright matic s, chemical engineering, ing is the highest, scholastically, 8:00 A. M. 1:00 P. M. Historian Evan Johnson electrical engineering, and mech- for the whole course. Math. I Field House Math. III ........... Field House Sec. Lindley Ruddick anical engineering. Also a num- On the Friday before graduation Math II Field House Math IV Field House Usher John Warneke ber of honorary degrees are to there is an informal reception of Intermediate Calc. Ii 206 Statistics 206 Sentinel Dave Rice be presented. They are, a Doctor "pink tea and waffles" f o r sen- Fluid Mechanics: to immedilte family, and Lambda Chi Alpha of Science Degree Professor iors, their Prof. Pao 211 Fair, a Doctor of Humane close friends. It will take place in Pres John Stockton Prof. Arthur 201 Letters to Henry Y. Offutt, pres- front of Deming Hall between 3 Vice Pres. Dale Barkley Mr. Herakovich 204 ident of the Kentucky Trust Com- and 5 o'clock in the afternoon and Ron Turasld Unit Oper. Lab. I B-36 Sec. pany in Louisville, Ky., a Doctor is sponsored by the Faculty. Jim Watkins Numerical Analysis 202 Treas. of Laws to Robert N. Miller, a Friday night the annual Senior Chairman Toby King Tuesday, June 4 Rush senior partner in the law firm of Dance, also sponsored by the Fac- .... Jim Schultz 8:00 A. M. 1:00 P. M. Pledge Trainer Miller & Chevalier in Washington, ulty, will take place at the Rose Bob Valle Chem. II Field House Mechanics II Field House Ritualist D. C., and a Doctor of Science Auditorium for all seniors, fac- Social Chairman ..Skip Sjilagyi Elect. Materials 211 Phys. Chem_ I ...... 47 to Frederick M. Crapo, president ulty, and students. The dance will Thermo II 202 Phys. Chem. II 47 Sigma Nu of the Indiana Steel and Wire be held from 9 to 12 o'clock and Materials Science C.E. Lab. West Vector Analysis 204 Pres Ed Downey Company of Muncie, Ind. All but the music will be provided by the Wednesday, June S Vice Pres. Ed Zaenglein Professor Fair are alumni of Rose Leo Baxter Orchestra. 8:00 A. M. 1:00 P. M. Treas. Steve Hoffman graduation in 1922, 1901, and 1919 It is needless to say that the Physics II Field House Physics IV ....... Field House Recorder Dave Hall respectively. seniors have proven themselves Electromagnetics 211 Theoretical Mech Field House Reporter Dave LaRue In addition to the degrees, sen- worthy of graduation. They will Unit Oper. II B-36 Chaplin Joe Thurston iors will be recognized for honor undoubtedly leave their marks at E.E.E. II (M.E. Section) ......... 203 Sentinel Pete Canalia and high honors. A gold medal, Rose and in industry. Congratula- Thursday, June 6 Historian .Ron Galbrath established by the late Mrs. S. A. tions and Good Luck. 8:00 A. M. 1:00 P. M. Theta Xi Heminrway, is awarded, by vote McCosky Ch. E. Fund. H .......... ...... B-36 Machine 'Design II 214 Pres. Jim Below, at left, the Seniors move in for Cord Day, after a very dra- Byrd Electronics 201 Linear Algebra ...... 211. Vice Pres Joe matic, very long delay. Center shot shows Juniors doing what comes Boolean Algebra 211 Personnel Mgt 201 Treas. Tom Evans naturally. At the right is proof that even the sacred portals of the Circuits It Auditorium Corres Sec. Tom Yoshida library do not stop the Juniors in their quest for Seniors.
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