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VOL.1 ROSE POLYTECHNIC INSTITUTE, TERRE HAUTE,INDIANA, OCTOBER 9, 1959 Number 1

Editor's , Student Government APPM710,1-11:11,71 By Steve Ban ::,10mvz,301.0r,1 One of the most important org- Corner ittWINPVIN**114M other duty of the Council is to anizations here at R.P.I. is the determine who will be d e e in e d Welcome to page one of your Student Council. This is an organ- Rose Honor Men through t h e new school newspaper, the Rose honor point ,4114.00§1*71 ization run entirely by elected system. Under this 'Poly Explorer. students. It consists of the four system a person who participates in extr a The new Rose newspaper is so class Presidents, three elected -curricular activities at called because it will exp 1 or e Rose is recognized and named as many areas to relay information representatives from each class, one of the select Honor Men. A to you, the reader. Launching time and a Financial Secretary. The man may achieve an Honor Man's is every other Friday afternoon, current officers of the Stud en t rating by earning thirty honor except during finals. Council are Terry Hallco m, points in any one year or sixty President; Bob McCardle, Vice In keeping with the theory that points over four copsecutive years T,Avow.mgotiott* President; Jim Phillips, Record- of schoolwork. everything must have a beneficial ing Secretary; and Russ Archer, function in order to exist, we will -4104soomo Financial Secretary. Other mem- Currently the Student Council outline the objectives the Explorer has several undertakings on its ,•: !..lowegoogoom bers are: Seniors Don Rum ple is setting for itself. In order of and Bill Perkins; Junior s Jim agenda. The Council has complete importance, they are (1) informa, Funk, Charles Smith, and Ralph charge of Homecoming activities. .tion (2) editorialization and (3) Wardle; and Sophomores Jerr y This in itself is a big job, as it humor. Hahn, Dave Strilich, Andy Hrezo, must advise Freshmen and others Information is the most impor- and Tom Copeland. on their part in the affair. The tant of our objectives. The Ex- Countil is also considering a loan The duties of the Student Coun- to the new newspaper, THE ROSE plorer's news articles will bring cil are many. Its basic ideals are you news while it is current. EXPLORER. President Hallcom to foster clean politics and good is now planning on holding the T went y-one Explorer reporters college spirit. The Council is the are now digging for more fact Freshmen class elections in the governoring body over all other very near future. for our next issue—facts about student organizations h ere at team, your clubs, your football Dr. Ralph A. Morgen, dynamic new President of Rose Polytechnic In- Rose. You may have wondered fraternities, your s chool A Vancouver, B. C., man was - your stitute. just where that $15 you paid into administration, and about y o u r- sentenced to jail for breaking into the student fund at the beginning a cafe, despite his protestations self. The Explorer will bring you of the year went. It went into the accurate, factual accounts, n o t that he had stumbled against the The President Speaks coffers of the Student Council to window, breaking two panes; en- rumors; both sides of controver- be later divided up among other sies, not slanted opinions. In short, tered to leave his name and add- Our main objective at Rose, is to clubs proportionally. Taking care ress; was looking in the till for a the Explorer will give you every- an M. S. degree. of this student fund is one of the cultivate an educational program pencil when • thing you will need to know in ' There should be a ratio of one to duties of the Council. The Council caught.—Readers Digest order to be informed. Our news whereby we will become one of thet ten, graduate to undergraduate is also the chief financier on cam- stories will give you the facts, strongest undergraduate schools in I students in our school. The teach- pus. It has power to loan money you decide for yourself. then let the country. ing staff should also be enceur- to other clubs who may need it Max Kidd All opinions will be confined to Of special concern to Dr. Mor- aged in research. It is known that for a given length of time. An- the editorial. professors engaged in reseal ch - the large number of "quali- New Football • For example, a member of our gen, is perform better as teachers. experienced sports staff will des- fied students" who drop out of school for unknown reasons. He When a school becomes involved cribe the thrilling action at your in research its expenses do in- Coach hall games. He will not, however feels that with extra help from the crease slightly. This added ex- The posi tion of moan because of poor attendance. upper classmen, and the faculty, football and pense is not derived from the in- track coach at Rose was If attendance is poor, he will give this toll could be decreased. Ability taken. crease of tuition but will come overthis year by Max you the attendance figures. If you to be successful at Rose is consid- Kidd. He from industry that is interested in immediately want to do something about it, ered before each student is admit- stepped in at the research. Actually about one helm of the you can add another set of vocal ted, and if a student has no chatice football souaci and lel fourth of the budget should go for the fighting cords to our cheering section. If of being successful at Rose, he will Engineers to victory not be admitted. The curriculum is research, this would be about over St. Procopius.- the situation worsens to the point $100,000. that the position of varsity athlet- presently designed so that people Max gained the position after ics at Rose is in jeopardy, you with various interests may gain Our new science courses should the resignation of Phil "Poppy" will receive a verbal goose from proficiency in engineering sciences. gain in importance on the gradu- Brown this summer, following the editorial. "If anyone finds that he is unable ate level, as well as the four engi- Poppy's thirty-one years of coach- neering The editorials will give you our to meet the qualifications for grad- courses. ing at Rose. opinion of events and issues on uating, he should see me before Advanced degrees are especially Max graduated from Indiana campus. The opinions expressed dropping out of school," says Dr. beneficial to those who are inter- University with an A. B. degree Morgen. The go a 1 of our school in the editorials will not be the ested in design, or research, as an in Physical Education. • While at result of a Gallup Poll. They may should be for at least eighty per- occupation. The pay too, is more Indiana, he was on the football or may not be popular with the cent of the entering freshmen to for those who have advanced de- and track teams. After acquiring masses. Our only promise' is to graduate after four years. igrees. One major improvement his dregee, his first coaching as- make our primary consideration In the past, Rose has been a that we need in order to offer signment was at Decatur High the good of Rose Poly in general. strong engineering school ,this we I higher degrees, is a more extensive School where he was football If you do not agree with our opin- can measure by our alumni. We I library. The official Rose banner waves coach for two years. He then mov- ion, you don't have to start an- must realize however, that engi- To keep abreast with the times over the Indiana State campus ed to Bicknell where he had a very other newspaper or carry a poster neering has changed since World we are going to have to stress once again. successful reign as football, bas- on your back. Use the Explorer— War II. We are no longer high courses in broad engineering sci- ketball, and track coach. During it's yours. Drop a letter in the grade technicians, but "PROFES- ences, with only a few specialized Rose his ten years of coaching at Bick- contributor's box by the front door SIONAL ENGINEERS." To corn- courses. We at Rose are lucky, be- nell High School, he led the foot- of our office. If it's sincere, print- mand respect as such we must be cause of our size we can be a Over ball teams through two undefeat- able, short, and signed, it'll be in able to act with some degree of "pilot plant" for engineering edu- ed seasons and to the state cham- our next issue. By the way, the professionalism. This can be ac- cation. By doing this we will re- State pionship in 1934. From Bickne!I, Explorer office suite in the base- complished in two ways: main to be a leading engineering he went to Brazil High School ment of I3.S.B., Room 1. 1. By For the second year in a row. coached the football' more humanities, not nec- college. where he In the vein of humor, our own essarily in class, but in assemblies. just before T. S. T. C.'s Homecom- team and assisted the basket ball ing, a "Rose flag" appeared on comic strip, "The Adventures of 2. Indoctrinate the faculty to the Revolution for the tube and track coaches. The Brazil Gary G r e en c a p," will let you idea that the only thing we are the flagpole in the center of football team won tkvo Western leading gen- see the light er side of your sure of is change. S. I. Hayakawa, a State's campus. Some brave Rose Conference championships in the life on campus. We'll toss jokes eral semanticist, has accused the students must have gone into the fifteen years that he was there. To increase the power of our edu- TV picture tube of being a revolu- in, too, whenever we can clean cational institution we must be- very heart of "State territory" In September, 1957, he was ap- them up for publication. tionary force. One of the most dra- very early Saturday morning to pointed Intramural Director at come actively involved in re- matic ways this force has been Although perform this daring feat. Rose and established a very active it is very difficult to search. We must, and should offer shown is the problem of integra- forecast income a n d The flag is supposed to have program for the students. He also expenses tion. for a new publication such as the is the oldest college engineering been a •bedsheet, folded to make aided Phil Brown with the varsity Explorer, our plans are to finance magazine in continuous publica- "Television spreads more rapidly about a 7 ft. by 3 ft. flag, with football team. the Explorer by advertising tion in the United States. Nothing among the poor than the rich. And ROSE painted on both sides in Max's over all record in his foot- alone. The advertising staff will should be done to jeopaedize that the classes with TV sets are get- large red letters. The f 1 a g was ball coaching career consists of use this first issue as a sales tool re c or d. The Technic will be ting TV's message: You should secured on the pole by tieing the approximately sixty-five per cent in selling ads to local- firms. If around for many years to come. have a new car; you should be a flag onto one end of the rope with victories. He feels that the 1959 you know of a firm that might Its content will probably concen- good American and watch the Re- a rag just above it. The flag was season will be a good one at Rose. advertise in the Explorer, please trate more on its original object- publican Convention; you should then raised and the rag jammed When asked how he thought the tip off someone on our ad staff ive—coverage of technical s u b- use a certain hair tonic. So the Ne- into the pulley. team would do this year. Max (see masthead for ad staff). jects. The Explorer, with its short gro in the Deep South says, 'OK, This method of keeping ale flag stated,. "We are lacking a little Some Rose men sincerely fear three and a half day deadline to I've bought the hair tonic. Now up was so effective, that I.S.T.C. bit t• in depth, but if the injuries the possibility that the Explorer distribution time lag, will concen- where do I go to vote?' had to call upon the fire depart- hold off we should have a real may cause the Technic to go out trate on current news of the org- While a sponsor's goal may not ment to lower the flag. The fire good season." of business. Admittedly, such a anizations and personalities on be equating obedience to TV com- department charges about $25 to We are confident that Max's fine fear seems premature with only campus. mercials with good citizenship, the remove a Rose flag from State's record speaks for itself and that one Explorer off the presses. We If these general lines of respon- effect is the same, insists Hayaka- flagpole. The efficient Terre Haute under his capable leadership, foot- should, however, analyze at this sibility are adhered to, Rose Poly- wa. "Hair tonic manufacturers Fire Department had taken down ball at Rose will be highly success- time the roles the two publica technic Institute will benefit from aren't actually trying to agitate the flag by 8:00 a. m., so only ful. Also, the records of our tions should play in the future of the best that a technical magazine Negroes. Henry. Ford was not try- the earlybirds of State saw the future teams will roe something for Rose. and a current newspaper have to ing to change the courting habits results of the sleepy men who put which all of the students can be ' We recognize .that the Technic offer. of the U. S. either, but he did." the flag up. proud. 2—THE ROSE TECH EXPLORER—OCT.9,1959 Coming Events Ride Of The Music SCHEDULE OF COMING EVENTS 'Valkyries Survey October 9—Campus Club mixer By Bob Carter with St. Ma ry of the Although the missilemen a r e Woods getting most of today's headlines. A recent survey taken for the October 10—Football game at Eu- the Air Force is still quietly dev- ROSE EXPLORER showed semi- reka College, Eureka, eloping an old fashioned, b u t classical music to be the best- Illinois proven device —the manned air- liked type of music of the R.P.I. October 11—Inter-Fraternity foot- plane. By their reckoning, t h e students. Popular music, classical, ball; Lamba Chi VS. nation will need manned bombers Show tunes, jazz and rock 'n roll TX, Sigma Nu VS. through the 1960's and into the followed in that order of populari- ATO early '70's. The B-70 Valkyrie is ty. Seventy-two Rose men indicat- October 13 — Convocation, Frank the most promising candidate to ed their preference on a list on the Frisch lecture succeed the B-52. main bulletin board October 1 and October 14—Physics seminar The Valkyrie is 190 feet, long, 2: Twelve freshmen, twenty sopho- October 15—Honors assembly (10:- delta winged, has a stainless steel mores, twenty-four juniors and 45 a.m.) skin, and is powered by six GE sixteen seniors. October 16—ASME plant trip to Co- J3 engines which give better than This survey shows the "musical lumbus, Indiana 150,000 pounds thrust. The plane maturity" of the school, in that the October 17—Football game at Con- will cruise at 17,000 feet at three Rose men haven't followed the im- Cadet Range accepting every- cordia College, River Cadet Major Robert Schukai gives orders to a serious-minded times the speed of sound. mature trend of • by disc-jock- Forest, Illinois Lieutenant Leroy Brothers. without refueling is 6,000 miles. thing thrown at them October 18—Inter-fraternity foot- Like other bombers, the B-70 eys, as have most of the country's ball; Lambda Chi vs. has the advantage over missiles teen-agers. Rose men "think for ATO, Sigma Nu vs. in that it can be recalled, re, themselves," as shown by all the TX B. M.O. C. covered, redirected, and can seek Viceroy butts in the book store. ut October 21—Physics seminar A Big Man on Campus can be freshman. He now holds the rank out mobile ground targets. B It is interesting to note the dif- 3 October 22—Pep Rally (tentative) defined in many ways. From this of major and has been appointed m or e important, at Mach ference in taste between the class- in- October 23—Bon fire, judging of reporter's standpoint a "big" man to the regiment's highest post, speeds, the Valkyrie makes an es. The freshmen liked rack 'n roll expensive, retrievable launching -clas- homecoming displays, on campus is not the oversized Commander. Campus publications best (50%), followed by semi fraternity alumni par- giant lad. He is not the guy with do not go unnoticed by R ob ert platform for earth satellites. It sical (41.7%), jazz (33.3%), show music ties the big car and the way with the either. He is the contributing edi- could give the space probing X-15 tunes (16.7%), and popular Technic and serves as (16.7%). This shows that while girls at State. tor for the a running start, or fire a 9,500 Rather he is the worker, the guy co-editor of the Modulus. they are beginning to show SOME pound payload into a 300 mile FRESHMAN with his eye ahead and nose to the Academically R o b.e r t is no 'musical maturity," they still from the grindstone. slouch. He is currenty r a nk ed orbit. haven't broken away high school influence. Robert W. Shukai was president fourth in his class with a 3.66. Though the B-70 is still in dev- VIEWS The sophomores chose semi- his freshman class and vice- Needless to say, Robert is a Rose elopment stages, the first tactical of classical as their favorite (75.0%), president of his class as a junior. Honor Man. During his sophomore wing (45 aircraft) is scheduled to Freshmen entering Rose for the with classical (55.0%), show tunes Shukai is a member and secretary year he was awarded the Link Belt first time are, for the most part, become operational in only , five (50.&%), popular music (50.0%), of the Alpha Tau Omega Social scholarship because of outstanding entering a completely new way of years. The cost per plane is esti- jazz (40.0%), and rock 'n roll fraternity. He is also active in the work during his freshman year. life. Most have not been so free (40.0%) trailing. This is v er y two honorary fraternities at Rose, As is evident from the a bove mated at $150 million. T h e Air of regulation before, or so far "mature" and well-rounded. president of Blue Key and Robert does not have much free Force is hoping that further Def- separated from girl friends and being According to my theory, the vice-president of Tau Beta Pi. parents. However, most of these time and any spare moments he ense department slashes won't juniors should be more "musical- gentlemen have made the adjust- Robert has been active in the has are occupied by a certain prevent them from going ahead ly mature" than the sophomores, ment With little trouble, and are Rose Regiment since he was a Gamma Phi Beta from I.S.T.C. with the Valkyrie. but their choice was popular mu- now as far behind as the other sic (71.0% ), with semi-classical classes. (66.7%), show tunes (62.5%), clas- The majority of the new students Closer Look sical (50.0%), jazz (33.3% ), and like the campus and are proud to . "Bee-Dle-Baum" — oops! I mean, assume the traditions of Rose. At rock 'n roll (33.3%) closing up Some of them haven't yet realized The Moon fast. that hazing is part of the tradi- seniors, after four or five The Russians have recently The lion and still fight the system and I made a welcome change in their years at Rose, have reached the dislike their beanies and garters. ! policy; in the past they have re- pinacle of their "maturity," so Most of the comments heard leased little or no information let's see their choices. What! Pop- were praise. The men like the ! gathered by their satellites, but ular music and classical tied for spacious campus and appreciate they have recently made many of first place? Well, that blows my the efforts being made to beauti- their findings public. One of the theory! This just goes to show fy it. They like the student major scientific findings made by that you can't tell a damn thing center, but at least one man would the Lunik II, Russia's latest sat- from a survey. like to know if fresh fruit could ellite, was that the moon has no Robert Carter be made available there. Com- magnetic field. They also dis- ments were also heard concerning covered a lack of Van Allen rad- the weeds in the lake and the iation circulating around the moon lack of busses into town in the Dear Mr. Editor This is due to the fact that Van evening. A few of the things that Pep Band Lament made of iron- they also wondered about were Allen radiation is Organization on a large campus magnet- what to do on weekends besides ized particles trapped by may flourish even though many or does not study, and why there couldn't be ic fields, which -the moon most students "stand by". B u t has no mag- some form of transportation to a- have. Since the moon This plaque was erected in honor of the late Dr. Ford L. Wilkinson, Rose could not have a successful this may show that it way football games. netic field, former President of Rose Polytechnic Institute. football season if 75 per cent of has a solid core or a fluid metal Several comments were made the potential team decided the y core which is not moving fast were too busy to bother. concerning instructors. They are enough to stir up magnetism. quite a change from High School. About a dozen or so capable The Russians have promised to Rose Landscape Beautification A cynical attitude on the part musicians have been supporting other findings as of the instructors has been noticed. publish Lunik's the practice sessions of the Rose data has been By Rod Baird Whether this attitude is real or soon as the raw Pep Band each Tuesday a n d compiled and revised into facts fancied is not presently known, but The campus beautification pro- in the visitors parking area a Thursday afternoon at 4:00, attd which can be used by should become clearer as time and figures ject, started in October of 1958, stone monument commemorating have followed through by playing scientific world. wEses. the has been completed stated George the beautification project. The for the first two home football games. Generally, the fresnman atti- Moench, Bursar last week. monument consists of a boulder tude seems to be one of liking the After a freshman economics lec- The project, began through the upon which is a plaque inscribed Unfortunately, t h e balance of school and wanting to do well. ture, a student came up to the generosity of Mrs. Ford L. Wilkin- with the following words: the organization suffers from a They have found the same faulis instructor. son, Jr., was dedicated in memory FORD L. WILKINSON, JR. lack of "reed" men. Such a group of her husband, the past is handicapped in playing swing that each entering class has not- "Gee, Mr. Fiese r," he said President President of Rose 1949-1958 standards or any other iced. They're a good group over- "you've certainly got a swell cov- of Rose Polytechnic Institute. Dr. The Campus Landscaping music more sophisticated than all. abul a r y. Golly, all those big Ford L. Wilkinson, Jr. who passed was provided by friends in his "Charge!" or "Rambling Wreck". words." away in September of 1958. memory What might be the role of a well Upon Dr. Wilkinson's death, A long search was carried out In St. Louis, highway patrol- "Well, thank you," the instruc- balanced Pep Band at Rose? Such Mrs. Wilkinson asked that all those for the boulder which was finally 'Man Robert Beck stopped an eld- tor said with an amused smile. group might provide music at who would be giving flowers con- found near the Fairbanks, Indiana a erly man for speeding. The driver "I have a lwa ys considered it home basketball games (as it has tribute money instead. to be used area. Thanks are due Jim Hollis told him: "This highway is so rather meager...." in the past). Two years ago, this for the beautification of the cam- of the Terre Haute Monument Co darneddangerous I was hurrying "There you go again!" caroled organization drew favorable com- pus. for the persistent effort in hunting to get off it." the student. ment on its appearance at a dance This was done, and in October for "just the right boulder." in the Rose Student Center. The of 1958 a fund of over $3000 was Around the boulder and within band might operate as a whole or collected to form the Ford L. a few feet of it are three weping as a combo in supporting pro- THE ROSE TECH EXPLORER Wilkinson, Jr. Campus Beautifica- birch trees which it is hoped will, grams of the Rose Glee Club. tion Memorial Fund, and a pro- grow together to form a single Founded October 5,1959; published every other Friday except during If any of these possibilities (or fessional landscape artist was hir- tree with three stems. Directly finals by and for the students of Rose Polytechnic Institute, Terre others) are to materialize to the ed to direct the beautification. behind the stone along the edge Haute, Indiana. credit of Rose and the satisfac- The extent of the beautification of ,the faculty parking lot are Business offices: Bauer-Simes-Bogart Hall basement, Room B-1. tion of the participants, some of was the planting of "the avenue planted a few Euonymous bushes. FIRST EDITION us must re-examine whatever of trees" which consists of two Within several years Jim Funk, Gary Phipps, CO-EDITORS the monu- assumptions we use to justify our rows of oaks, one on each side ASSISTANT EDITORS: Dick Landenberger, Ron Klinect ment area should present a very support the Rose Pep of the entrance drive; a group failure to HEAD REPORTERS: Steve Ban impressive sight, centered among Band, of white pine, pink dogwood, and Staff: Mike Gilpatric, Rod Herrick, Lary Brady, Al the rest of the improvements. Euonymus trees in the tennis court (Signed) Johnson, Jay Hirt, Don Bonness Prof. Fred Barnett Don Dekker area; several japonica, flowering LOVE Staff: Tom Feutz, Dan Maffucci, Bob Carter, Jim crab, forsythia, aod pine trees in The love of a staunch true man A law school professor was tell- Montgomery, Rod Baird, Chuck DeWeese the east front area of the campus; The love of a fair young maid ing his class what to expect of McCardle Bob two ginkgo trees at the entrance The love of God's gentle hand the final examination. "It will be Staff: Ron Ireland, Bob Amos, Warren Griffith, Clyde baby, unafraid Metz way; a Canadian hemlock and The love of a 25 pages long, and it will take at Bill Fenoglio white dogwood in the auditorium But the greatest love, the love of least four hours to answer the Staff: Paul Blaze, Bill Volker, Bob Checkley, Larry door area, and in the dell between loves, questions," he said. Then, as the Meyers the auditorium and the osd dorm Even greater than that of a class groaned, he added consol- ADVERTISING MANAGER: Terry Hallcom white and pink dogwood were mother, ingly, "Dont worry. All of you Staff: Chuck Overbey, Bill Rose, Gary Anderson BUSINESS MANAGER: Bill Brummett planted. Is the tender, infinite, passionate will be in the same boat." PHOTOGRAPHER: Ron Higgenbotham Besides all of these trees that love, At this a student spoke up. FACULTY ADVISOR: Prof. Gordon K. Haist were planted, there was erected Of one drunken bum for another. "Yeah", he said, "the Titanic!" THE.ROSE TECH. EXPLORER-OCT;9, 1959-3 The attitude we take as engin- ON CONVOS eering students will govern in some small way the position the Departmental By Dan Maffucci nation will assume in the future. "It's what's up fr ont that To do our best at Rose is cer- News counts", and with this the 1959 tainly the least we can do. Rose Convocation Program Dan Maffucci Engineering Department w a s inaugurated, appropriately Civil enough, by a welcoming address John Demeter has taken leave from President Morgen. Dr. Mor• of absence to attend Cornell Uni- gen, who comes to us from Pur- TOWN TOPICS versity, where he is doing grad- due, has, as we all know, been By Don Bonness uate work. Robert Archer will at- very active in engineering educa- Wiley-Garfield Homecoming tend a national meeting of the tion. He brings with him an array Society of Civil Engi- The Wiley-Garfield football game, American of impressive achievement which neers at Washington, D. C., in mid- we are sure will manifest them- an institution in Terre Haute for 22 years, played on Friday, October October. selves in the guidance he will pro- The C. E. Department plans to 9, is a high spot for the many loyal vide for the school. panel discussion in the near alumni of both schools. This game hold a Dr. Morgen spoke at 'varying future. Members of the panel will was traditionally played on lengths upon such timely subjects engineers. Pro- Thanksgiving Day each year, but be professional as hazing, school spirit, student- posed topics include job require- a few years ago, due to financial academic attitude, and the duty ments, salaries, and professional problems in the athletic depart- an engineering student owes to responsibilities. ments of the two schools, the game the nation. The A.S.C.E. student branch will was moved to an earlier date. The Here is a replica of four glamour girls that work in the Student Center The matter of freshman hazing hcst a sectional meeting this fall. "Turkey Day Game", as it was where they provide delicious food for the Rose men. From left to right has become quite close to all of Officers of the A.S.C.E. are: called, is the homecoming for both they are Lucille Eisman, Ann Bidaman, Nellie Mitchell and Martha us since it seems to embody most President Dan LaGatta schools. Among the homecoming Fletcher. Those not present were Texie Everman and Fleta Kracken- of those things which we like to Vice-President Ralph Wardle crowning of foot- berger. associate with Rose! The student activities are the Sec.-Treas. Bill Rose the body wholly agrees with Dr. Mor- ball queens at both schools and Recorder William Perkins gen that destruction of property dances in honor of these queens. Women On Club News and injury tO health is far too Homecoming queens for this year -dear a price to pay for tradition. are Kay Kasabaum, Wiley, and The Rose Campus C 1 u b is The Student Branch of the A.L Wanton, irrational, mass hazing is Carol Bonness, Garfield. This foot- Campus!! sponsoring a mixer with St. Mary Ch.E. has elected officers f o r no part of Rose. However, there ball game Promises to be a hard of the Woods tonight at the aud- 1959 - 60. They are: Elwood are dissenters from tradition, and fought city-series game as it al- Everyone on campus has been itorium._ All students are invited Stroupe, President; James Mc- to the sophomore and freshman ways is. in the Student Center at one time to attend — admission is free to Donald, Vice-president; William Campus Club classes falls the duty of apprOp- Opening of the New Grand or another, and have seen the members, 50c to all Carter, Secretary; and Warren others. Music will be provided by riately dealing with these elem- New lights are flashing at 8th & employees there, but very f e w Griffith, Treasurer. ents. know them by name. the "Monitors", a popular I.S.T.C. Wabagh in downtown Terre Haute combo. Of particular interest that mor- lately—the lights of the new Grand At the present time there are Mechanical Engineering ning was the stand the President Theater. The Grand, having been six employees there, with some 1959-S0 officers of the Campus Department had taken on the subject of stud- moved from its old location to students helping out at rush per- Club are: Leonard Bennett, presi- James Matthews has returned ent support of school activities. make way for a car parking build- iods. dent; Jerry Nika, vice-president; after a year of graduate study at Unless the student body shows ing, opens at its new location on The lady with a perpetual smile Bill Brown, secretary; Larry Massachusetts Institute of Techno- enough interest in the various October 10. After extensive remod- who works at the grill is Annie Hubers, treasurer; and Don Dek- logy. Robert Steinhauser has tak- campus activities, means will he eling Of the building which once Bidaman. I think everyone will ker, social chairman. en leave of absence to attend Stan- found to dispose of any campus housed the old Liberty Theatre, it agree that she's a pretty good Once again a Rose pep band cook, and nobody gripes about the ford University, where he is work- burdens. has been said that this new theater has been organized. The b a n d, large helpings of french fries. under the direction of Tom Feutz, ing toward a Master of Science de- equalled. is one of the most modern in Indi- The Russians have Taking students' orders there at is playing for pep rallies and gree. surpassed ana. and in certain phases the snack bar are Martha (sun- football games, and is planning to Sopohomore mechanicals will at- technology. us in science and Rubinoff in Terre Haute shine) Fletcher, Lucille Eisman, play for home basketball' games. tend the I.R.E. — A.I.E.E. excur- According to Dr. Morgen, this is At the ISTC Student Union and Texie Everman. The possibility of a dance spon- sion to Indianapolis on -October 6. not because they have better Building on Thursday. October 15, Nellie Mitchell is the lady who sored by the band is also being The A.S.M.E. will travel to Colum- will be a performance by the fa- students, but because a greater keeps the orders str aight for considered. Members of the group bus, Indiana, October 16 for a tour mous violinist Rubinoff. This "Pop- "Annie", and Fleta Krackenber- Diesel portion of the national economy include Fred Barnett, Rich of the Cummins plant. lar Concert," as it is called, is ger is on night duty. Daugherty, Jack Hoffa, Steve The A.S.M.E. sponsored a con- has gone into training young men sponsored by the Noon Optimist That about rounds con the crew. Ban, Merle Rice, Dave Reec e, vocation on Tuesday, September and women as engineers. This If anyone wants to do a little Roberts (Rose, '41), Club as a benefit show. Tickets Tom Randall, Jerry Waltz, Larry 28. Mr. J. R. fact has been borne out to us only friendly betting, bets (no more Shaffer, Greg Bolt, Joe W e 11 s, Sales Engineer with the Johns- may be reserved or bought at the than five cents, please), can be .too painfully by the recent Russ- Jim Beck, Jerry Nika, and Tom Manville Corporation, showed a door. placed with "Annie" on football Feutz. film entitled "Tilm an 'Heat' ". ian rocketry successes. game s, basketball game s, et Several similar convocations are cetera. Officers of the various campus being planned. Leisure Hours With The Faculty organizations are as follows: Officers of the American Socie- By Al Johnson Pep Rose Glee Club ty of Mechanical Engineers stu- "Does thou love life; then do not without all the Twentieth Century President Ted Jaenke dent branch are: squander time, for that is the stuff conveniences. Working together, Business Manager Rich Carter President Terry Hallcom -President .... Charles Overbey which life is made of" Dr. and Dorothy, his older daugh- Sessions Publicity Manager Ray Clark Vice —Poor Richard's Almanac ter, set up the tent while Mrs. K. Rifle Club Treasurer Bob Honegger Don Rumple Wilat do you do in your free time, and Peggy, his younger daughter, On Thursday, September 24, and President Leonard Bennett Program Chairman .. if you have any, whether on week- are fixing the food. Thursday, October 1, the Rose Vice-President Chuck Gilbert or after school, was the point If more time were available Dr. student body held pep sessions in Sec.-Treas. Alfred Storey ends Math Department discussion with two Rose pro- K. would like to pursue photogra- the auditorium. This is the first of Camera Club Professor Frederic C. Barnett is • fessors the past week. Very gen- phy, hiking and bird watching, but time in many years, perhaps in President Chuck Sechrest after a year of graduate erously Dr. Knudsen, and Dr. Gal- with his schedule, there just isn't the history of Rose, that pep sess- back Vice-President .... Leo Landsbaum study. ginaitis shared about an hour of the time. ions have been held. Sec.-Treas. Roger Taylor that now, he The Math Club recently held an their time, relating their interest Dr. Galginaitis said The first session was presided time is R-Men's Association election of officers. The new offi- and free time activities with this finds a great deal, of his over by Bob Schukai, president of given to things of a routine me- President Gary Anderson cials are: reporter. Blue Key. President Morgan gave Sec.-Treas. Hal Booher Dr. K. (not to be chanical nature. Even though he 'President Steve Burton In the evenings a short talk on school spirit. Coach Blue Key read, but usual- is busier, he still enjoys reading. Vice-President Russ Archer -facetious) likes to Kidd spoke about the effect of a President Bob Schukai taking a half hour This reading is done in both the Sec.-Trea s Terry Hallcom ly finds himself spirited crowd on the team's play- Vice-President Woody Stroupe Although read- fields of science and arts. He, be- Librarian Jack Schreiner nap with the paper. ing. News about some of the past Sec.-Treas. Gary Phipps magazines as Time, lieves that the scientist does more ing such great Rose football teams w a s Cor. Sec. Gary Anderson News Week and Life are interest- reading in the field of humanities brought to us by Coach Carr. The Alumni Sec. Louis Roehm Physics Department ing to him, his favorite relaxed after completing his schooling, climax of the hour was the an- Tau Beta Pi The Physics Department is entertainment is music. His libar- than students of the arts. Recent- nouncement of the winner of the President Phipps sponsoring weekly seminars, with ry of classical music is large, and ly, he has become very interested yelling contest, which was held Gary Vice-President Bob Schukai lectures by students and the fac- finds favor with him because he in the beatniks and in his free time between each of the classes and Cor. ulty members. On October 14, Nor- senses a theme in such music has been reading about their be- the faculty. Three unprejudiced, Sec. Noble Huff man Huntley will talk on "Con- that stays with the listener and is liefs and activities.. senior judges awarded "Rosie" Recording Sec. Dean Brown Treasurer Bill Perkins trolled Thermo-Nuclear Reac- enjoyed again and again. While he With less time available, he the symbol of victory, to the sen- Cataloguer Woody tions." enjoys some music of the mor e hasn't been able to follow one of iors. Stroupe The contemporary composers, certain his hobbies. He is very interested Since the Seniors won "Rosie" Student Council held its central first meeting Tuesday, September elements of it lack this in photography and formerly the week before, "Speedy" Phill. Electrical Engineering 28, and elected officers for the theme and are not so enjoyed as made the three-color prints; how- ips, president of the Senior class, Department 1959-60 school year Officers are: the old classics; this he also finds ever, he must now be satisfied presided over the next pep sess- On October 6 the sophomore, ju- President Terry Hallcom to be the case with Jazz and Rock with prints that are developed out- ion. This week the faculty was and senior E.E.'s and the Vice-President Bob McCardle nior and Roll. He sees something to side. There is still some time eliminated from the yelling con- sophomore M.E.'s traveled to In- Recording Sec. Jim Phillips ,them, but he couldn't live with it. given to picture taking, and album test because too few had enough dianapolis on a plant tour planned Financial Sec. Russ Archer His week-end, in a large part, collections. Through encourage- spirit to come. With the faculty by the Joint Student Branch of is spent in church work. Recently, ment from his wife and his own out the Juniors won, in spite of •I.R.E.-A.I.E.E. These three bus- The car sped off the highway, in this service, he left home Sun- interest, he has tried paintings. the fact that two of the judges loads of men toured Indiana went through the guard rail, Rose day morning at six and returned He enrolled in evening art class- were Seniors. Max Kidd thanked Telephone Co., Western Elec- rolled down a cliff, bounced off a Bell at eight that evening. This proves es. However, he gave LID painting the students for their support the Co., and Bell Laboratories. tree, and finally shuddered to a tric more often to be the rule than the when discouraged over his seem- week before and told us how tough The trip was sponsored by the stop. A passing motorist, who had exception. Since there are no em- ing lack of progress as compared North Park would be. plants visited. witnessed the entire accident, ployed ministers in his church, with the progress his wife was The Juniors will preside o v e r Dr. Darrel Cris, Kenneth Carr the responsibility falls on the lay- making. She became the "paint- the next pep session, because they helped the miraculously unharmed and Eugene Clehouse accompanied man. When asked about the week- er" of the family. If time is avail- 'won "Rosie". driver out of the wreck. the group. end activities he replied, "My able on week-ends the family ens "Good Lord, mister," he gasped, The new officers of the Student wife usually takes care of that." joys camping out and exploring Branch of I.R.E.-A.I.E.E. are: If given a free week-end Dr. K. the country side. They have visited A professor at a Western coll- "Are you drunk?" his course James Tubby, chairman; James and the family likes to travel. most of the State parks, and hope ege always introduces "Of course," said the man, Shakespeare with these words: Phillips, program chairman; Leon- They enjoy very much looking at I o return to some. Not long ago in brushing the dirt from his suit- "In this class, ladies and gentle- ard Bennett, I.R.E. secretary; a map, finding some winding road they began collecting rocks, and front. 'What the hell you think I men, you will meet with some Phil Oldham, A.I.E.E. secretary; and just following it. Once when now everyone, even to the small- am—a stunt driver?" Dean Brown, treasurer. The organ- indulging in this leisurely art, he est child, will pick up rocks and earthy four-letter words regarded ization plans a convocation in No- said they traveled some 500 miles bring them home. When there is as not quite proper in mixed In the coming issues of the "Ex- time, the Dr. vember. on a winding old road, which would like to try wa- groups. One of these words you plorer" there will be a space re- ter skiing and skin diving. could have been covered on im- must learn to accept and liv e served for classified ads. If you The wide range and diversity of proved roads in about 75 miles. have anything to sell, swap, or "OK, you're hired," said the the professors interests and with without embarrassment. I However, they did see a lot of the free give away, contact Bob McCardle busy executive, moving around time activities were most refer to the good old- Anglo-Saxon country. Along with travel, the interest- or Warren Griffith. Price-25c for his desk toward the buxom young ing to this reporter and I believe Knudsens enjoy camping out. They term W-O-R-K." three lines. Do it now and avoid female. "Now would you like to like a small, close to nature site will be to you. —Readers Digest the rush. try for a raise?" 4-THE ROSE TECH EXPLORER-OCT.9,1959 Games of Sunday, October 4 Inter Fraternity Theta Xi met Alpha Tau Omega, CAMPUS Rose Whips each looking for their first win of North Park the season. ATO won the toss and Football elected to receive. After taking the CONFERENCE St. Procopius As the fall semester gets under ipening kickoff, ATO moved the By Bill Volkers Stops Streak way, football is a prime topic of hall deep into Theta Xi territory If you've noticed several men 16 only to lose the ball on downs. For In Row conversation. Here at Rose, inter- limping, grunting and groaning Rose Poly's winning streak end- fraternity sports take quite a bit Theta Xi took over and moved the when they walk the halls of Rose, On September 26, Rose Poly's ed October 3, of the limelight. Every Sunday. hall well, but also failed to score. chances they are feeling the ef- Engineers_made it 16 straight vic- when the Engineers were defeated North each of the four fraternities put Neither team scored in the first fects of their first intramural tories by swamping St. Procopius by P a rk from Chicago, 20 to 6. The Engin- their best nine to the test. This aalf, with both team's defense football games. The season has 22 to 0 at Lost Creek Stadium on year all the teams seem to be ,topping any serious threats. started off with a bang, and has a very wet field. eers were shooting for win num- ber 17 in a string of victories that equally equipped, and the season The second half saw most of the met with great success in the Rose scored all 22 points in the started two seasons ago. should prove to be an interesting action played in ATO territory. Af- opening tilts of the campus the opening kick-off and marched a. and spirited one. er taking the opening kickoff, "eights." to the St. Procopius four yard Rose won the toss of the coin and elected to receive the opening GAMES ON SUNDAY SEPT. 27 rheta Xi moved the ball well, but Since the Seniors haven't en- line where fullback Bob Check- kick-oft. They returned the ball The season opened this year lost it on downs. ATO took over, tered a team in IM football com- ley plunged over for the six point- to their own 35 yard line, and the with Lambda Chi Alpha f a cing ort due to intercepted and incom- petition, the Juniors have the most er. An attempt to run the ball from scrimmage gained Alpha Tau Omega and Sigma Nu 1ete passes they failed to score. experienced teams on campus, and for the two extra points instead first play seven yards. But that was about meeting Theta Xi. After Theta Xi took the ball, Don by the looks of things, they are go- of one failed and Rose led 6 to 0. the end of Rose's first offensive ..,anning hit end Larry Cunning- ing to use this experience to their Rose's second touchdown came In the game between Lambda drive, and the Engineers we r e ham for the first score of the advantage in trying to retain their midway in the second quarter when Chi and ATO, the battle was down forced to punt. After an exchange game. Theta Xi failed to make the IM trophy, won last year as soph- St. Procopius attempted a pass to the wire. During the first per- of punts, North _Park took the ball ...onversion.- After the kick off. omores. The Junior "Jems" and from deep in their .own territory. iod, both teams moved the ball at the 50 yard line, and on a long rheta Xi got control of the ball "Rams" trounced their opponents The ball was wet, the pass was well and each was in the other's pass caught the Rose defensive Ind moved well on the ground as by 29-0 and 19-0 respectively. Both wobbly, and fullback Checkly territory. During the second half. backfield napping, and moved the well as in the air. The sustained of will be hard to hauled it in at the St. Procopius only good defensive play by both these teams ball to the Rose four yard line. irive ended with a fifteen y a r d 30 yard line, and the Engineers teams prevented scoring. One of beat. Two plays later. Dick Tucker in- halfback Paul Blase around picked up six more points on the the key defensive plays was the :un by The Sophomore teams have also tercepted a North Park pass and mad with thirty seconds remaining. return behind some excellent interception of an ATO pass by defeated all comers, although carried the ball out to the 25 yard pass from Lanning to down field blocking. , Hal Pooher John Ray after ATO had moved Xnother their margin of victory has not line. But again Rose was forced for the ex- added two points on the off-tackle deep into Lambda Chi territory. Amningham was good been as great as the Juniors. Ru- to punt, and North Park was back slant and Rose Poly led 14 to 0. After the half time rest, both ra point. The game ended with mors are—they are after the Jun- on the of f ens e. The Engineers teams played to a stand still, till rheta Xi breaking into the win- iors' trophy. Look out, Juniors! , With only a few minutes to play pass defense failed again, and the end of the fourth quarter. With ling column for the first time this All of the Frosh teams (four) in the first half, .quarterback Bill this time the mistake gave North -about one minute remaining in the 3eason with a 13-0 win. looked good in their opening de- Yochum carried the pigskin aound Park six points. The kick for the game Lambda Chi quarterback, The game between Sigma Nu but, even though they lost consec- left end and gained 60 yards and extra point was wide and the first Bill Fenoglio, threw a direct pass and Lambda Chi, both undefeated utively when they played upper- Rose's third T. D. Once more quarter ended with North Palk to end John Ray. The point after and both vying for league leader- classmen. The men from B.S.B. 11 Hal Booher ran off-tackle for two leading 6-0. and gave Rose a command- failed and Lambda Chi led 6-0 ship, was decided on an ex t r a did land on top of the Independent points The second quarter went much to 0 lead. -with less than a minute remain- seint. After taking the opening Freshmen, which was quite a sur- ing 22 the same as the first. The North ing. ATO, after taking the kick- 'cickoff, Lambda Chi m oved prise, since the Independent Frosh St. Procopius received the 2nd Park team scored' on a pass play off, tried long passes attempting lewn field to draw first blood. have had very good teams in the Half kick-off but failed to move from about 15 yards out, a n d to win or tie, but failed. The game with Bill Fenoglio rolling out and past; in fact, they ended U13 third the ball and once more the Big again the try for the extra point, ended with Lambda Chi winning hitting Don Dekker in the end in total IM trophy ponsts last year. Reds were knocking at the door. failed. The score at half time was 6-0. The sidearm and overhead zone. They failed on the e x tr a Let's get some more off-campus But this time things were different. 12 to 0 in favor of North Park. inside the 15 passing of ATO quarterback Jim point attempt which was a decis- Frosh out there! The Engineers were At the beginning of the second scoring Godwin, was the main defensive ive factor in the game. As the Frosh will soon learn, or- yard line five times without half the Engineers seemed to be a a kicking problem Lambda Chi had to over- Lambda Chi now kicked to Sig- ganization and clear, simple plays and the game turned into new ball team, and North Park at the come. ma Nu and they immediately are the key to victory. Also, in battle wi th Rose leading was unable to move the ball. But The contest between Sigma Na drove down field. Dick Landenber- this game of touch football, the el- final buzzer 22 to 0. Rose seemed to fail as the third' and Theta Xi was equally close, ger hit Jim Kvasnica twice, the ement of surprise can be very ef- St. Procopius's offense never quarter wore on. Midway in the with each team looking for their latter good for the TD. Sigma Nu fective when used by the r i g h t started to click as is shown by period North Park scored again, first victory of the season. After missed the conversion and the half teams in the proper places. For in- the fact that Rose Poly gained this time on the ground. Even this taking the opening kick off, Sigma ended with the score 6-6. stance, a quarterback sneak can 359 yards to St. Procopius's 60 touchdown was set up by a pass gain precious yardage when a pass was all Nu marched down field to score. In the second half both teams yards. The ball game play tc the 12 yard line. The try might be incomplete or might be was a great A fifteen yard pass fr om Dick moved the ball well. Sigma Nu Rose Tech, but there for two extra points was success- Jim Kvasniea intercepted, and a plunge up the for improvement. Landenberger to came back on another pass by d e a 1 of room ful and North Park led 20-0. -around middle is good just a few times won't be able to produced the tally. An end Landenberger to Kvasnica for The Engineers Late in the third quarter North failed and during a game or it can lose its mistakes they made a- play for the point after their second TD. The extra point make the Park was on the verge of scoring 6-0. It looked as effectiveness. the score read was gained on a short pass and gainst St. Procopius and win a- a fourth time when quarterback Xi were not to be denied The important thing is for every- if Theta Sigma Nu led 13-6. With a Ii t.t 1 e gainst some of the later season Bill Yochum intercepted a pass steadily down one to participate in these games. as they marched more than one minute left Lambda and behind excellent blocking ran •field, but they were stopped deep Give your team all the support opponents. Chi's Bill Fenoglio rolled out 90 yards for Rose Poly's on ly Sigma Nu territory by a pass that you can muster. in around the end for the score. But score. interception. Results after first week of play: Lambda Chi failed on conver- The fourth quarter was chiefly their B.S.B.I. I, 0 vs Jr. Jems, 29 Trophy Sigma Nu moved deep into Theta sion attempt, and Sigma Nu won IM a defensive battle. North P ark Deming, 0 vs Soph. Colts, 6 Xi territory in the second, third, 13-12. Sigma Nu has now stayed on the ground trying to extended B.S.B. H, 6 vs Indp. Frosh, 0 and fourth quarters only to be den- their keep possession of the ball, and winning streak to two games B.S.B. I, 0 Dash ied by intercepted and incomplete vs Soph. Bears, 6 the Engineers took to the air Li and are leading the league. Deming, Each year the team with the passes, Theta Xi moved deep in- 0 vs Jr. Rams, 19 an attempt to score much-needed Below are the inter-fraternity intramural points wins the to Sigma Nu grounds in the third B.S.B. II vs All Campus most touchdowns. Neither team moved standings: Points are made in quarter, but their drive was also IM Trophy. ball well the whole quarter, WON LOST Taken off the injured list for basketball, ten- the stopped by an interception. football, softball, and the fourth period ended with Sigma Nu 2 0 tomorrow's game are Al Raquet. nis and ping-pong. Each and every The sharp, direct passing of who the score unchanged. Lambda Chi Alpha 1 1 did not play last week be- point is important because the quarterback Dick Landenberger to cause of a Defensively Rose' looked good as Theta Xi 1 1 bruised thigh, and Joe running can be very close. Jim Kvasnica gave the Theta Xi Alpha Tau Omega 0 2 Andel, who has had a twisteo long as the ball stayed on the issue the point sys- defense a problem. Dan Pool, ankle. So the team is in good con- In the next ground, but the pass defense left explained in detail. Al- quarterback of Theta Xi, kept the dition as far as injuries are con- tem will be much to be desired. The Engin- stand- Sigma Nu defense off balance with Eureka cerned. so look for the IM football eers made too many of those mis- •a good mixture of running ard It is probable that the same ings and predictions. takes that a team can't make and passing. Each team's offensive line-up will start tomorrow that IM Trophy standings at the end expect to win. line seamed about equal, but Theta Hosts has started both preceeding of the 1958-59 school year: Conditioning was a deciding fac- Xi's pass defense seemed to be games; Stroupe and Hormuth at Place Pts, tor in the outcome of the game. its downfall. Engineers the ends. Kostra and Hallcom at 1st Sophomores 41/ The Engineers seemed to tire Tomorrow, October 10, the En- the tackles, Scott and Raquet at 2nd Seniors 404 badly midway in the first quarter, "The Silly Side" gineers go to Eureka, Illinois to the guards, Tucker at center, Yo- 3rd Indp. Frosh 350 and they never recovered. HELP! I'm being held prisoner play Eureka College and begin chum at quarterback, Booher and 4th Deming 328 323 in the Physic's lab. what they hope will be another Michael at the Halfbacks, and 5th B.S.B. II break the news to her father. Then 321 long winning streak. Checkley at fullback. 6th B.S.B. I she came up with this letter: Did you hear about the girl in year the and We realize that it is a long way 7th Juniors 314 Last Rose White "Dear Daddy, I realize that I the new living bra? It bit her! defeated the Eureka team easily, from Rose Poly to Eureka, but • have been very foolish and imma- 78 to 6, but this is another year we urge all of you to be there Famous last words "Come on, you wasn't made of green stuff, lie ture spending all that money, but and there is no telling how mueh if only in spirit to help the team can beat that train anyday." t old her, and she'd jolly well I've decided to grow up. You'll be the opposition has improved over start another long string of Rose better stop squandering it and , happy to know that you won't last season. Poly victories. ' A woman with a past attracts settle down to work. Unfortunate- have to pay for any more books men who hope history will repeat Coach Max Kidd has been work- ly his outburst came too late, and nextt semester. I talked to t h e itself. ing the squad very hard this past For the first part of her fresh- when the first semester's grades dean today, and I'm going to take week on pass defense and on pro- man year a friend of mine did were distributed she found s h e She has so much sex appeal that tecting our own passer, since these little but have fun and sp end had failed every course. For sev_ all the courses over again. Love, when she leaves the room the tern- were weak points in last week's money. Finally she received an eral days she was in a panic won- Janie." perture goes down twelve degrees. game. irate letter from her father. He dering how she was going to —Readers Digest