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Winter 12-8-1972

Volume 8 - Issue 9 - Friday, December 8, 1972

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TERRE HAUTE, IND. FRIDAY. DECEMBER 8, 1972 VOLUME 8 - NUMBER 9 ROSE-HULMAN INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY PHASE I OF $5 MILLION CAMPAIGN BEGINS

All of us at Rose have been TRAFFIC aware of a fund raising cam- CRACKDOWN paign for some time. A centen- nial office was set up and people by Larry Conrad have been writing brochures and Clerk, Traffic Court taking pictures since school Faculty Parking Committee started. But now phase 1 of the and the Traffic Court have an- campaign is under way. as Pete nounced a crack-down on traffic Barnette (project supervisor I violators at the Rose-Hulman explained to faculty. staff and -campus. Such offenses as park- student representatives last ing in restricted areas and park- night. , ing without a permit will no long- The entire program consists er be tolerated. Penalties for of three stages: l. The Rose traffic offenses include fines of Family Donations: 2. Local up to $15 as well as possible Donations: 3. National Dona- removal of one's permit to park tions. a car on campus. Although not the biggest A new method of collecting source of funds, Stage •I is the traffic fines will be initiated cornerstone for the entire pro- crack- Plan for Physical Education facility. in conjunction with the gram. The response of students, All fines down on violators. staff and faculty will set the will be collected from the stu- mood for contributions from the dent's breakage deposit fund. other two phases. Persons not Receipts of this payment will directly connected or involved be delivered via campus mail. with Rose-Hulman cannot appre- Should a student exhaust break- ciate Rose's need and worthi- age deposit from repeated vio- ness of this goal. They will take lations, he will be required to it for granted. As a result, pay another breakage deposit most individuals, businesses, before he can register for the fol- and foundations look to those lowing quarter. "in the know" as the author- Anyone 1,vho feels he has been ities best qualified to judge the ticketed unfairly may appeal his need. The basis of their support ticket through the Traffic Court. is determined, to a large extent, Appeal forms are available by the enthusiastic participation from The Student Government of members of the Rose "fam- secretary. All appeals must be ily" . . . who are closest to the filed within three days of the need. ticket date. Late appeals will The faculty, staff and students not be considered. All neces- are asked to consider a "range" sary information on appeal pro- in donations: Fair Participation, cedure is printed on the back of $114,500; Good, $133,750; Gen- every ticket. erous, $149,000. It should be noted that Rose Whether the set goals are rea- has a preferential parking sys- listic or whether one should tem. If your lot is full, you support the financial burdens of must park in the overflow these goals is not at question. lot located on the west side of The point to be made here is, the fieldhouse. if Rose is to continue as a high- Anyone who is unfamiliar with calibre, private school, we must Rose parking regulations may ob- raise the money set by • this tain a copy of the rules from the campaign and we must give it Governmentsecretary. Student our whole-hearted support. Hope- Proposed Learning Resources Center fully this will include an aware- ness of our responsibilities to CHESS TEAM actual well-researched solution for Nothing is better than Rose and a generous contribu- The chess team recently tra- since FUTURE Visqueen. They were guided experience as he noted, tion. velled to the Ohio Michigan, and work- by recent Rose grad, Mike much .of this came from In 1964 a centennial develop- Indiana championship in Fort ENGINEERS Francis, now a mechanical en- ing in a tool shop the last three Wayne. The team consisted ment program was established gineer for the local plant. summers. to set goals that would upgrade of the usual D. J. Pausten- This past quarter involved student gained good prac- The second Visqueen problem Each Rose's undergraduate program. back and Rob Ellis while Steve on-the-spot training for up- typical was handled by Dave Greene tical experience with Many of the goals have been Jeffries, a freshman, made his coming graduates. Seven seni- and Steven Bell. Plant dust engineering problems: that ors met but other major projects first appearance. Paustenbach enrolled in Manufacturing control and recycling of by- of analyzing what may be quite led Methods (MAE such as the library and recrea- until the fourth round when 318), attacked products were investigated. With a complex physical situation, he area industrial tion facilities are included in lost to an Ann Arbor, Mich- problems, seek- the use of fans they were able making use of available infor- igan ing both economical and this campaign. expert. He won his last mech- to achive a suitable dust control mation and appropriate equa- round, anical With the success of this cam- finished 4-1 and won improvements. The ex- means and recycling process in tions with reasonable approx- the isting means being paign, Rose will possess a tech- tri-state class A prize. used were one. A cost appraisal was imations so as to reduce the Rob Ellis was close to win- evaluated and new methods nical undergraduate program made and concluding evidence overall problem to a situation second to none in the midwest ning his own class but found sought by the seven students. indicated a profitable solution of simplified form, and then the up and coming youngsters Good background knowledge was and among the top in the coun- had been met. solve this subject to prescrib- try. The school is assured of of Michigan not to his liking. a result of class lectures and ed boundary conditions. This Steve found professional chess problem solving along the same Grinding a generator plant continuing to admit only top investi- is one of the most important a little bit more than wood- lines. Dr. John Coy instruct- turbine waterway was flight students. White. The tasks of an engineer in any pushing with "gusto". He ate ed the course which was in- gated by Steve Already Dr. and Mrs. Logan Ohio River Markland Dam is field. more losses than most stom- terspersed with field trips to have begun to travel and visit, experiencing a cavitation prob- The project solutions in writ- some of Rose-Hulman's most im- achs can endure, but came General Housewares, Visqueen ten form along with proposed Jones Tool Company, all lem which necessitates refin- portant friends around the coun- through it all with a respec- and sketches may be seen on re- table of Terre Haute, and Internat- ishing the water column. He try—to tell this important story amount of composure. He quest. This course is one of surely ional Harvester in designed a completely mechan- face-to-face to some of those will become important Indianapo- the more practical application to ical vertical grinding rig oper- who are likely to make major the team as his studies lis. The seven senior members courses available at school and progress. included David Chase, Bill Thal- ated by hydraulic oil cylinders contributions to the effort. But and hydraulic power unit. A will be offered again next fall. The team that er, Larry Snyder, Steve White,, the real steppingstone to suc- generally re- cost comparison was made to For more details, see Pro- presents the Dave Greene, Harold Welsh cess lies right here at Rose- institute is the method being used now of fessor John Coy, M.E. depart- travelling to and Steven Bell. Hulman. Louisville, Ken- hand grinders and revealed a ment. tucky on December 16-17 for Visqueen presented two prob- _ The staff joins with Dr. definite improvement. their state championship. Mem- lems for the class to handle. HARRISBURG, Pa. — After Moench in saying: bers are seniors Dennis An- Larry Snyder, David Chase and Bill Thaler explained with four months of lobbying by var- "Before volunteers approach toline and David Dibble, jun- Harold Welsh combined into a extreme detail the proper lath- ious women's groups, the Penn- foundations, corporations, and iors D.J. Paustenbach, Rob El- group to provide a new means ing, grinding and polishing tech- sylvania LegislatUre has be- major individual prospects, it is lis, and George Cone; and lone of handling, weighing and moving niques needed to make a stain- come the 21st state to ratify singularly important that we sophomore Mike Goler. They their finished product, poly- less steel electromechanical the proposed equal right amend- display our own interest and have tentatively scheduled to ethylene plastic rolls. Accom- rod. Aided by blueprints show- ment to the U. S. Constitution. support . . . as the people clos- play in the "1972 Pan-American panied by detailed skethces of ing tool specs and diagrams, The amendment requires ap- est to Rose-Hulman . . as evi- Intercollegiate Championship" a roller conveyor and saddle Bill showed deep knowledge in proval from 17 more states dence of our endorsement of after Christmas. chute, the group presented a the use of a precision lathe. before becoming law. the worth of the program." IP"

FRIDAY, DEC. 8, 19 7 2 PAGE 2 ROSE-HU LMAN INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY MADAME X STRANGE BREW Here's number two. It comes as much a surprise to you standout selections, namely by Frank & Ahmed as it does to me. . .here the mellow "Apron Strings" Santana has done it again. I am wasting all this intellec- and a typical Entwistle song, The strange title this time is on "I Wonder," in which he won- tual stimulus rose. . -Caravanserai" (Columbia KC I have up an ders what would happen if his come with idea 31610). This album is more in that is both brilliant and ec- dog could talk, if the sun went the flavor of "Abraxis," with onomically beneficial to the out, etc. Also, "Nightmare, some slower jazzy type stuff "Thorn-. (Please Wake Me Up)" is one on it. Side one opens with a the financial bene- hell of a weird song. One of the Consider strange little instrumental ditty fits of renaming the -Thorn" better things on the album is which is really fine. Things just "Rose's Hulman." First of Peter Frampton's great guitar keep going after that. Carlos all, it's common knowledge that And, of course, there's that isn't going to give you time to be Tony is very fond of his great bass player from the Uncle disappointed. "Just in time to and letting Who ... name believes in See the Sun" has some outstand- every literate person have the Now, about that Grand Funk ing guitar work and runs right pleasure of reading it; thus, concert. For starters, we into "Song of the Wind- for with a title like Hul- weren't there because we knew "Rose's more of the same. In short, it will not only look better. Granted, GFR has im- man", the band's really cooking. The he has some- proved since the "On Time" like commissioned emphasis is on instrumental one to do his memoirs, but alright. days, but facts are facts. Grand material and that's quite it also sounds like something he'd "Future Funk is still a hyped-up teeny- Side two starts off with think of. bunrh of frenzied bopper heavy schmaltz band, Primitive," a Now, to consider the other percussion that sounds like Tar- and they're no better than a HOW LO NG MUST WE WAIT? half of the world; to the aver- zan's birthday party ( it's not bad, day old souvenier from one of age native of this peculiar just different). Then there's Ahmed's camels, or from Ah city, Rose connotates a flow- a nice piece med himself, for that matter. -Stone Flower," er, or something definitely fem- no less. Frank and Ahmed will not tol- written by Jobim, inine (maybe they've got the song is "Every erate trashy music, with the The Peace in Vietnam The final right idea). At any rate, why Step of the Way." It's a long exception of Nilsson, who does by Ron Selby not take advantage of this and instrumental, and everyone in it with class. "Peace is at hand." Thus, congratulated. Although I wish advertise that Rose is actually the band keeps busy in typical Headlines: Presidential advisor Henry Kis- he had done it about four years a school of horticulture? Santana fashion. The only pro- 1. New Poco album okay. singer announced the end of the ago, his efforts should be ap- blem is that after it fades out, 2. New Neil Young 2-record war in Indochina in a nationally plauded. The terms agreed upon Think of all the funeral homes the album is over. Right Bird? set out; includes music from his broadcast news conference. Al- show major concessions from that would take out advertise- John Entwistle's second and movie. though it isn't final, with some both sides. There are going to be ments in "Rose's Hulman.•• gets more most perverted record yet is in Classifieds: small hangups preventing the of- communists in the government This berserk idea it from the stores and it's called "Whis- 1. Let it be publicly known ficial declaration of peace, the of South Vietnam. This will realistic if you judge tle Rymes" (Decca DL 7-9190 ). that Frank is quite aware that war is apparently over. It was mean a revision in its consti- the monetary situation of the It's very different, not at all his name has been printed first our longest armed conflict (25 tution, since right now commu- paper--you guys are broke. like "Smash Your Head Against only twice this year.—Frank years, 18 years, or 8 years, de- nists and "neutralists" aren't Besides, it would add color to the Wall." The whole album is 2. Let it be publicly known pending on who's talking), and it even allowed to vote. Also, Pre- the streets of Terre Haute rather blah when compared that Ahmed types this ragsheet, just sort of fizzled out during mier Thieu might be allowed to to see you flower boys "out the to Entwistle's previous work. and he will type his name first the last three years. The Nixons stick around. I doubt if his of the 'church' and into and Horns aren't used much, and if he damn well pleases.—Ah- and Agnews called this fizzling regime will last very long, street" selling slide rules Think John throws in a bit of synthe- med. process "winding down" and though, and he would probably flowers on the corner. will sizer to fill things out. Also, Hope everyone got their jol- "Vietnamization." The New Left have trouble buying life insur- of what the slide rule On he plays synthesized bass on lies over break. We'll see you said it was "trading yellow ance right now. do for your image???? don't think a- a few cuts. There are a few later. meat for white." Nobody asked the other hand, the Vietnamese to label it—their bout your image. Finally, a few statistics, just opinions weren't important any- Finally, f 1 o wer advertise- to prevent you from way. forgetting ments could replace those abor- ENTERTAINMENT immediately our little night- e Let's take a look into a future tion advertisements s inc mare. useful- history class setting: Anywhere they've outlived their by Jim Kane ness—assuming they ever had a High, 1998. Discussion: Indo- dead, 55,000 Movie Information: Total American usefulness at Rose. China and American involve- South Vietnamese civilian affairs of plus; ment in the internal dead, 300,000 plus; South Viet- that area, 1945-197 Questions: Indiana (232-8076 ) — No information. namese military dead, 400,000 WARM SPRINGS, Ore.—The this a colonial venture on Meadows ( 232-3909 ) — "A Deadly Trap... Was plus; Communist dead, 900,000 Central Oregon community of of the U.S.? Was it a Grand (232-1260 ) — "Reefer Madness" the part plus; South Vietnamese refuges, Warm Springs is so small that glorious crusade to save the Plaza ( 466-9710 — No Information. You can call them. 6 million (Total population, 18 the official state highway map loving people of South Cinema I (232-3254) — A double feature,"Dracula" and freedom million); Cambodian refugees, doesn't even show a popula- Vietnam from the evils of com- "Creshan.•• 2 million (Total population, 6 tion figure. munism? Or, did it happen be- Cinema II ( 232-3254 ) — Get this! Another double feature. million); Bomb tonnages, 6 mil- cause once in motion, a grossly "Play Mistie for Me" and "Minnie and Maskowitz." lion; Artillery tonnages, 6 mil- But a new wildlife stamp bureaucracy is almost im- large lion; cost to U.S. , 100 billion series is being issued first stop? Did possible to deflect or plus. through the Warm Springs post the honest Saturday, Dec.9 it come about due to office and it has put the com- mistakes of a few well-meaning — Channel 2 — 4:00 p.m. munity into the postal busi- Wide World of Sports men, or was it caused by the Our computerized, automa- basketball debut — BE THERE — ness in a big way. Rose-Hulman home deliberate policies of evil men? ted, live TV broadcasted war 8:00 p.m. I think I know the answers to also brought the following tech- Postmaster James Macy said Everyone celebrate Dave's 21st. most of these questions, and nological innovations and re- Wednesday he has 45 persons they make me angry. However, finements: Napalm, chemical stamping and cancelling letters defoilants, helicopter gunships, but that they're more than 300,- Sunday, Dec. 10 I'm not a historian, and I don't new, improved rifles and ammo, 000 behind. 2 and 10 — 1:00 p.m. have 25 years of perspective. Pro Football — Channels laser and TV guided bombs, Normally, Macy handles the Shrew" — 8:00 p.m. Henry Kissinger should be TMUB Film — ''Taming of the drone reconnaissance planes, office with the help of one part- and people sniffers. time assistant. Wednesday, Dec.13 Another Rose basketball game — Marian — 8:00 p.m. FRESHMAN ELECTION LIVE! ON STAGE! The freshman class at Rose- Hulman Institute of Technology ROBERT ST1GWOOD & MCA.INC. presents MasonU Liquors has elected homecoming bonfire THE NATIONAL COMPANY chairman Wayne C. Kuhfahl of CONCURRENTLY PLAYING TO CAPACITY BUSINESS IN NEW YORK 3726 WABASH AVENUE Hope as president of the class. Elected to serve with Kuh- ANDREW LLOYD WEBBER & TIM RICE'S PHON E: 232-6205 fahl, a June graduate of Haus- er High School of Hope, were DOMESTIC BEER'S IMPORTED BEER'S Jeffrey C. Shanks, Columbus, JESUS CHRIST as vice-president, and John A. LIQUOR AND CORDIALS Anslinger, Haubstadt, as sec- DOMESTIC WINES — IMPORTED WINES retary-treasurer. Kuhfahl, who plans to pursue SUPERSTAR studies in chemical engineering or mathematics, is the son L of the Rev. and Mrs. War- of Hope. ren C. Kuhfahl AUTHORIZED PRESENTATION OF THE ROCK OPERA the THORN Shanks is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Von R. Shanks 1025 INCIADING RILL Editor Stan Baker Rocky Ford Rd., Columbus, Columbus ORCIIESTIA AND MOM Associate Editors Rick Keeven, Gary Elfring and a graduate of CAST OF 50, High School. Anslinger, a grad- Sports Editor Scott Koehne "'JESUS CHRIST SUPERSTAR' IS A TRIUMPH!" uate of Haubstadt High School, —Douglas Watt. N.Y. Daily News Murray, Bob Connon Business Staff Pete is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Advertising Staff John Metz Justin Anslinger, Haubstadt CIRCLE THEATRE PRICES: $8, $7, $14 $5 SALE! News Staff . . .. Jerry Ehlers, Cecil Whitaker, Larry Conrad DOWNTOWN INDIANAPOLIS TICKETS NOW ON For up-t,o-date news and sports At Circle Theatre Box Office. Ross 6. Reporters . . Ron Selby, Dennis Paustenbach, Doug Hileman 6 DAYS-BEGINNING about Rose-Hillman, pick up a Babcock Agency. and all Union Federal Dan Ratner, Bob Marks copy of The Indianapolis News or Cartooni sts TUES., DEC. 5 locations Addyess mail orders to Circle Rick Bell, B. Carpenter Star, daily or Sunday from our ,WED., THURS. at 8 PM Circulation honor box in the Hulman Union TUES. Theatre Box Office. 45 Monument Circle 9:30 PM Columnists Stan Baker, Joe Pognant, Dennis Carter Building. The cheapest entertain- FRI. & SAT. at 7 & Indianapolis. Ind 46204. and enclose for a dime is our newspapers. SUN. at 3 & 7 PM Mark Hoecker, Steve Moseson ment self-addressed. stamped envelope Photography MAK E IT A HABIT! PAGE 3 FRIDAY, DEC. 8, 1972 ROSE-HU LMAN INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY WHO'S WHO NOMINEES STUDENT ACTIVITIES BOARD The meeting was chaired by vestigated as is publicity. Jack Mike Kinney on Tuesday, Nov. Maze is contacting IDC. Jim 14, at 4:00 p.m. in the snack Polburn—WRTR, and Bill Hilde- bar of the Union Building. There brand—IFC, to determine if we were sixteen members of the can get backing from any of the board present and two advisors. groups in the way of money. The New members of the SAB are board unanimously voted to sup- Jim Fisher. Charlie Ransdell, port the efforts of investiga- Jeff Wilson. and Jim Johannings- tion in setting up the above men- meier. tioned concert. Parents Day: Student chair- Free Concerts: John Metz man for Parents Day will be Jim discussed some of the offers he Johanningsmeier. He is to con- has had from an agency. Carou- tact Ron Reeves about making sel, for setting up concerts on the plans for the events. campus. The concerts would be Convocation: Contracts have free as far as fee of the perfor- been signed with John Kolish mers and all we would have to for a convo on Wednesday. Feb. provide is place and stage. Tick- 14, 1973. The convo will be at ets and publicity would be print- 10:50 a.m. in the auditorium. ed by the agency but we would The cost is $750. be in charge of their distribu- Convocation: Dave Rardon t ion and Rich Haut reported on the convo scheduled for December SWOPE NEWS 13. It is a panel type discus- A one-man show of works sion with the presidents of ISU, Los Angeles artist Will- St. Mary's and Rose. A lunch- iam Crutchfield has opened at eon is planned for after the con- the Sheldon Swope Art Gal- y° in the Union. An outline and lery. The exhibit is titled "Wil- invitation to the convo and liam Crutchfield, Sage of Mach- events of the day were sent to ine Wit". Mr. Crutchfield will the Gallery on his Twenty Rose-Hulman students have been se- zak, Kevin Murphy, Cecil Whitaker, Ron An- each of the participants. lecture at works which have recently cre- lected for inclusion in the 1972-73 edition of drews and Ken Rasner. Standing, from left, Convocation: Indiana Reper- ated a sensation in New York "Who's Who Among Students in American are Steve White, Gary Dougan, Scott Koehne, tory Theater will present a con- where he has just completed Universities and Colleges." Seated, from Mike Kinney, Barry Hendrix, Dr. John A. Lo- y° on the 16th in the auditorium. Frank Wilkerson is stage tech- a one-man show of unpre- left, are Gary Kelm, Clayton Black, Jim Hast- gan, Ernie Jones, Jay Ludlow, Bill Randall, nician and is recruiting three cedented success. Crutchfield's ings, Doug Kneller, Jeff Jones, Rick Manus- Bob Connon and Stan Baker. stage hands to work with him talk, titled "As Fate Would sion was held. Group pictures Miller Earns Award on the set up. Ken Spickle- Have It", will be illustrated Yearbook Lost of seniors were taken accord- mire and Jeff Wilson volun- with slides and a short film. ing to their major. Question- Steven R. Miller, administra- teered. Everyone is cordially invited by Doug Hileman airres concerning each senior's tive assistant to the business Entertainment: Jim Polburn to attend, admission is free. The Rose Modulus was a activities were distributed and manager and purchasing agent reported the results of the sur- Also opening is the 1972 Col- yearbook that was founded in the collected. at Rose-Hulman Institute of vey taken on campus for a spring lector's Choice Exhibit. More early 1930's and enjoyed continu- The project was completed Technology, received a Mili- concert. All agencies for the than 200 works of art are in- ing support from Rose students over the summer by Kent Har- tary Achievement award during groups on the survey have been cluded. All are on loan to until the 1960's. Due to rising ris. At length all people in all Veterans' Day ceremonies in sent a letter explaining in detail Terre Haute from galleries costs and fewer purchases, the photographs were identified. Indianapolis recently. our needs, budget, facilities for in New York City, Baltimore, Modulus was abandoned after The booklet was contracted in Miller, who has been employ- the concert, and requests for Boston, Washington, Santa Fe, 1968. August, and the 16-page paper- ed at Rose-Hulman since 1966, price and setup needs. Since and London, England as well At the end of the 1971-72 back is due back from the print- was presented the achieve- approval has come for signing as from many local and area school year, the senior class ers anytime. ment award for his outstand- of contracts up to $3,000, we artists. decided to publish a yearbook. A copy will be mailed to each ing contributions to Company are looking into groups that can The Collector's Choice Ex- A few seniors agreed on May member of the Class of 1972. B, 972nd Engineer Battalion be booked in keeping with this hibit is presented annually and 11 to try the project, and on The project was paid for out of of the U.S. Army Reserve unit limit. The date selected for the covers a wide range of both May 15 the first planning ses- senior class funds. at Terre Haute. He is a first concert is Saturday, March 17. styles and media. Lenders sergeant in the reserve unit. in the fieldhouse. Seating in the have made all works available ERROR-FREE TYPING fieldhouse with the new bleach- for purchase since one object- NYLON TYPING RIBBON • Miller has been in the U.S. ers is estimated at 3,000. The ive of the exhibit is to stim- CORRECTION RIBBON Army reserve unit for 14 years. stage will have to be set up on ulate an interest in collect- He was assigned to the U.S. Saturday which means over- ing original works of art rath- AT YOUR Army R.O.T.C. detachment here time expenses for set up. Tick- er than reproductions. 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The team should be very GAME A THRILLER exciting and they all hope that Pandemonium hit Rose-Hul- came back, however, and scored the students come out and sup- man fans with 48 seconds left their first TD on a 55 yard port the team as much as possi- in the game when freshman pass play, Noyes to Callahan. ble. halfback Dave Meese (Dayton An onsides kick after the TD Stebbins) rambled 45 yards with actually worked, but we lost the Youth Grants a screen pass from freshman ball with an interception. The QB Pat Noyes (Harrison, Ohio ). next play IB broke a running play Program The touchdown gave Rose an open for what appeared to be 18-17 win over previously un- a TD but Bill Randall made WASHINGTON, D.C.—The Na- beaten, untied Illinois Benedic- an excellent open field tackle tional Endowment for the Hu- tine of Chicago. to prevent it. IB settled for manities has announced the first Illinois Bend. arrived Friday a 35 yard field goal that left group of awards in the "Youth- night and from then on the the score 17-6. fine Rose coaching staff had grants in the Humanities" pro- And here is where the game things their way. First, the gram. Twenty-nine projects, all got hot quick. Rose came dads of our players were on Rose-Hulman basketball team wm originated by individuals, or back cookin. and scored with 1972-73 ENGINEERS—The hand, cheering their sons along home games this month when groups of individuals, rang- another 55 yard pass play Noyes play its second of four straight ( with the help of a high spir- Saturday. Kneeling ing in age from 18 to 30, to Murphy. With time running the Engineers play host to Illinois College ited crowd ). Second, the game Kilpatrick, are receiving grants from $675 out, IB tried to secure at least (I. to r.), Doug Weber, Clayton Black, Mike was switched from Phil Brown to $10,000, either directly or a tie with a field goal but miss- Bruce Dougan, Mgr. Mike Press, Todd Eck, Jerry Oblon, field to Schulte stadium, con- through their college or other ed, thanks to the fine Rose Jim Hammon and Denny Townsend. Standing, Head Coach fusing I.B. Third and most organization. The projects, defense. So, with 1:31 left we John Mutchner, Randy Wadsworth, Gary Dougan, Mike Ben- fatal, Ill. Bend. ate two straight most of which are being car- had the ball on our 20, five nett, Bill Ransbottom, Bob Dages, Joe Snyder and Asst. meals at SAGA( eech!! 1, enough ried out this summer. involve points behind. Coach Bob Kaufmann. to strike down the finest of research, education, film, and football players. So when the The Rose-Hulman basketball cesses this season. On Thurs- community activity in all fields Dramatics were everywhere. game started Rose already team began what they hope will day, the team played a team from of the humanities including his- Mike Mueller made a key fourth had the momentum going. be a successful season by jour- McCoy AFB in Orlando, which tory, languages, philosophy, lit- down catch to keep the drive A fumbled punt catch set up neying into the South for three again ended in a Rose triumph, going. And then, a 45 yard erature, archeology, and the IB's first TD; a 30 yard games over the first quarter 119-91. Denny Townsend was a screen Noyes to Meese TD humanities-related social sci- drive in a few plays. Ready break. The team departed by standout in this game, as he put us ahead, 18-18. Everyone ences. to score again later the first car from Terre Haute on was during most of the trip. went wild. Everyone, but of Announcement of the awards quarter, the fine Rose defense Monday and arrived in Florida However, the team suffered a course, Illinois Benedictine was made by Dr. Ronald S. forced a fumble at the Rose Tuesday night, where they had setback when Bill Ransbottom fans with 0:34 left that locked Berman, the Endowment's chair- 10. Two key interceptions by practice and then enjoyed a sprained his ankle badly during victory up for Rose. man. Ray Kominiarek and flash Tom seafood dinner, which was com- the game. Friday found most of In issuing the list of "Youth- Hunt kept IB's offense stalled Everyone played a great game. pliments of the Rose Tech Alum- the team at Disney World as they awards, Dr. Berman in the first half, while ours Our offense was effective pass- ni. The Alumni also put the play- enjoyed an off day from the hard- grant" got on track. ing and running and our def- ers up in their homes, three wood. Saturday, the team return- stated, "These first awards, The second half was where ense forced five IB goofs. Jack or four to a home, during their ed to the basketball wars with with their exciting variety of the action was. IB started Farr simply refused to slack- Florida visit. The players had a contest against Eckerd Col- activities, demonstrate that a a yard drive early off, an inspiration to every- raised the money for this trip lege. The game was not quite large number of young people out with 60 to the score 14-0. Rose one. themselves thru working at all the success that the previous both in and out of school are make the home football games and their two had been, however. as Rose capable of designing and under- color TV raffle, which will be came away with a 30-point loss. taking on their own serious, was created as a result of re- Since the program was an- culminated by the drawing for Once again, Denny Townsend intellectually demanding work commendations made last year nounced last January, the Endow- the TV on Wednesday night. was a bright point, as he kept exploring the roots of our his- by the National Council on the ment has received over 6,000 re- The team had Orlando as its the engineers in the game almost tory and culture and relating Humanities, a group of 26 cit- quests for additional infor- "home base" during their stay, single-handedly. the knowledge and perspectives izens-humanists appointed by mation from all parts of the venturing to different parts of All in all, the trip was an- afforded by the humanities to the President to advise the En- nation. The present grants re- the state for entertainment and. other in the now long line basic human concerns... He dowment on its activities. The sult from 167 formal applica- of course, basketball during the of successful basketball trips went on to announce that as purpose of the program is to tions received before the first day. On Wednesday, the team planned by Coach Muntchner a result of the enthusiastic re- promote active interest and deadline in March After be- went to Cocoa Beach, after and made possible through the sponse of young people and the creative involvement in the hum- ing evaluated on a competi- played a team from hard work of both the coach and which they high quality of applications sub- anities among students and young tive basis by a panel composed Air Force Base, who players. The team this year Patrick mitted to the Endowment, the persons out (if school. Neith- primarily of young people, the handily, 123-63. Bal- is made up of seniors Gary they beat program is expected to be ex- er academic affiliation nor a applications were submitted to anced scoring was the key to Dougan, Joe Snyder, and Mike panded this coming year. college degree is needed in the National Council for final the victory, as it should be in Bennett; juniors Clay Black, The "Youthgrants'' program order to apply. recommendations. most of Rose's basketball suc- Randy Wadsworth. Mike Kilpa-

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