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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. THE ROSE VOL. I No. 1 ROSE POLYTECHNIC INSTITUTE TERRE HAUTE, FEBRUARY 26, 1965 FREE Glenn Miller Concert Wednesday

The Glenn Miller Orchestra, directed by Ray McKinley, will present a concert in the Rose Memorial Field House on Wednes- day, March 3, 1965. The concert is being sponsored by the Rose chapter of Blue Key National Honor Fraternity. The internationally famous band will give a two-hour concert, with intermission, beginning at 7:30 p.m. Any profits from the concert will be used by the fraternity to bring more top enter- tainment to Rose in the future, according to Joe Griffin, chap- ter President.

throughout the country. They have Tickets are being sold at $1.50 also had successful and repeated each, and are available from Blue television appearances. Key members at Rose or at Wednesday, March 3, should Paige's Music Store, 642 Wabash definitely be a big night on the Avenue; the Conservatory of Rose social and cultural calen- Music, Southland shopping cen- dar. All Rose men should plan ter; Pearce's Men's Wear, Mea- to attend this concert for it will dow's shopping center; Plato's be an evening to remember. Rose Book Store, 26 N. Sixth; Indiana is indeed fortunate to be able State University Book Store. Or- to have such top-name entertain- ders for tickets may also be ment appear here. Buy your tick- phoned to Rose during the day at ets, push those books aside, and Crawford-0271. come down to the Field House for an extremely enjoyable even- The Glenn Miller Orchestra, ing. established by the late Glenn Jim Lane Miller, has long been one of the Rose outstanding orchestras in the Uni- team seventh. Although they didn't win, ted States. Their millions of they do have the dis- RPI Debaters tinction of being the only team to Rose To Adopt fans and booming record sales help substantiate this statement. In Competition defeat the victors. The present Glenn Miller Or- The season's record is now By Ed Nowacki chestra, under the direction of forty-four wins and forty-three On February Quarter 20, the Rose losses System Ray McKinley has been playing with two tournaments re- Debate Team competed in its maining. with great success for the past The next tourney will seventh tournament of the year. be held at Indiana seven years. University Darrel E. Criss This contest, held at De Pauw on February 27. 3-4 per cent .for each remaining Associate Dean of The orchestra has played many University, Greencastle, Indiana, Other team members year of their who did Academics individual pro- tpp nightclub and hotel engage- attracted about twenty teams. not participate in this tournament grams. The details of the de- Beginning ments, plus major auto shows, This year's topic, Resolved, are Bob Casey, Mike Vorkapich, September, 1965, partmental programs, including Rose state fairs, and most of the im- That the federal government Don Fellows, and Stan Henson. will change its academic the transition arrangements, are program aquarter portant schools and universities should establish a national pro- to system with presently being worked out by the three quarters gram of public works, was de- per academ ic year departmental chairmen, the cur- fended by plus a summer quarter. At the George Allen and Ellis Honor riculum committee and the ad- Jones, and attacked by Pete Key same time the total credits re- Tapping, Awards ministration. The deadline for Canalia quired for graduation will be re- and Chuck Morgan. completion of this work duced by about 10 per cent. is June At Honors Convo The tournament consisted of Revisions 1, 1965. four rounds of debates. Both The purpose of these changes The Honor Point System Rose pairs won and lost two is is to provide financial and aca- The calendar arrangement of The Blue Key national honor designed to recognize debates. Among the eight schools those stu- demic improvement of the overall the new school year shows fur- fraternity will hold the Spring dents who make outstanding con- that the Rose team met were operation of the Institute. The ther advantage in support of the Honors Convocation on Tuesday tributions of their time Indiana State University, Wabash to the summer quarter will make pos- quarter system. The fall quarter (March 2) at 10:35 a.m. in the service of the institute. College, Purdue University, and The point sible a move toward year-around will begin late in September and auditorium. Among the pro- system in effect last year Indiana University. Wabash, who made operation which will strengthen end shortly before Christmas. In ceedings will be both Blue Key acquisition of an Honor won the meet, won seven of its Key too our financial proposition, parti- fact, the Christmas vacation will and Tau Beta Pi tapping plus easy for many members eight debates. Their only loss of the cularly in the housing services. he the two-week break between the presentation of the Intra- student body. To correct came at the hands of Chuck Mor- this In the academic area, the re- quarters thus eliminating the Fraternity Council Scholarship fault, a new Honor gan and Pete Canalia of Rose. Point System duction in overall credit require- "lame duck" period presently Trophy. has been drawn up by Their .500 record placed the a commit- ment is to be accomplished by required following Christmas tee of the Student Congress. requiring only four courses (four vacation. The fall quarter ac- credits each) during each quarter tually will consume twelve calen- The new point system raises plus basic military science. In dar weeks to provide time off at the minimum number of re- this way, the student will be con- Homecoming and Thanksgiving. Newspaper quired points from thirty in centrating his Help Name The efforts on fewer The winter, spring, and summer two consecutive semesters of subjects at any one time enabling quarters will follow in sequence sixty in four years to forty in by Bill Lewis the staff to treat the subject beginning after Christmas vaca- will go over the names submit- three consecutive semesters or and Don Lundgren matter in more depth. The ad- tion with two weeks between quar- ted and choose one. This per- three consecutive quarters or vantage of such a scheme is an ters. Graduation day will come son will receive a $5 cash award eighty in four years. It elimi- increased level of performance about the middle of What would you like to name for June each submitting the name. nates the three automatic awards for both staff and student. For the school newspaper? Do you year. Do you think the school should which the previous system grant- those students presently in have some definite views on a have a newspaper? If so why ed to the editors of the three school, a prorated reduction in Grade reports will be rendered good name? Maybe you think it don't you show your interest by major publications. credit requirement will be pro- at the middle and end of each should be renamed The Explor- submitting a name for it. This The many changes in the vided, the reduction being about quarter. New point-ratio levels er, or maybe you want to call newspaper belongs to you, the frame- work of student government for determination of academic It the Slide Rule. Should you student. We, the newspaper staff, re- quired a complete probation are presently being think you have an appropriate will do everything in our power revision of the FOREIGN C.E.'s section pertaining studied by the committee on Ad- name why don't you fill out the to cater to your needs andwants. to the Student Congress. The missions and Standing. attached application blank and So why don't you jump on the points given to VISIT CAMPUS the officers of drop it in the school mailbox. bandwagon and support the news- the individual Within the new program, in Eight Ecuadorean civil The officers of the newspaper paper. classes were reduced because addition to the present degrees engineering students visited Rose the labor associated with these granted in mathematics, physics, Poly on Monday, Feb. 22. They positions was not proportional to chemistry, and chemical, civil, are visiting the U.S. at the in- the points accompanying them. electrical and mechanical en- vitation of the State Department gineering, a new degree called The points awarded to athletes and have been guests here for a "undesignated" will be provided. were reduced slightly in keep- week for an introduction to Am- Its purpose is to promote inter- Name The Newspaper ing with the general idea of mak- erican higher education. Rose is disciplinary programs which ing Honor Keys more difficult the only school on their itinerary cross the traditional lines of to obtain. and is the second stop on their study such as bioengineering, Your national tour, which includes Name The Debate Team and the econometrics, biochemistry or Washington, D.C,:vChicago; Fort Drama Club, neither of which other combinations of the sci- Worth; Little Rock, Ark.; New had been included in the pre- ences, humanities and-or engin- Address York City and Miami. They were vious system, were given the eering disciplines. Included in escorted by Prof. Richard Hahn, same number of points as simi- this field will be the opportunity (Drop assistant director of develop- in campus mail) lar organizations. The points to obtain formal training in edu- ment at Rose and their local awarded to all of the clubs were cation leading to certification for tour director. reduced. public school teaching. =lb 2-ROSE TECH ? ? ? ?- FEBRUARY 26,1965 Editorials: LETTERS TO THE EDITORS KRAZY WHY A NEWSPAPER? KALENDAR many The pace of collegiate life at Rose is quite rapid, changes FROM: John A. Logan, President have been taking place in the administration, athletics, fraterni- (For Student Newspaper) The second semester has been ties, and student body. Unfortunately the Rose student, through It is a strange fact of life that many of the things which we value under way for some three weeks lack of a school newspaper, has not been informed or allowed most are not really appreciated until they are gone. Such has per- now, and, as usual, most people to express himself on matters and activities that have had and haps been the case with our student newspaper, which has unfor- are four weeks behind. To help will have a direct influence on his education. For these reasons tunately been in eclipse during approximately the same period we those who are behind and to warn we feel that a college newspaper is both needed and necessary. have been without local newspapers in Terre Haute. those who have somehow managed The purpose of this newspaper is to inform its readers of the The lack of a student newspaper not only means a hiatus in to keep up, we are publishing various aspects of collegiate life that have a direct bearing on terms of what is taking place on the campus, but the lack of an the following calendar of events them, to put into print the news of the college. This paper is in- Invaluable forum to voice student opinions as to their attitudes of interest and importance. tended concern itself with matters that have direct relation to a and thoughts; their views on developments at Rose and on life the school; we will not attempt to delve into topics on a to state, in. general. national, or worldwide basis. The paper will be channeled to meet A good student newspaper should be an important means of MARCH 1: the needs of you, the student body. It will be our responsibility communication as well as a source of information; it should re- Opening of the Spring Testing to keep astride and to print the progress our college is making in flect the caliber of student writing, student opinion and student Season. Open season for tests all areas that are of concern to the student. policies. On behalf of the administration I welcome the return of in all subjects. We realize that It is hoped that by reviving the paper, we will stimulate student this vital ingredient to the well-being of the Institute. many professors, keeping an eye interest in the type and quality of education they are receiving. on the classroom door lest the One of the primary goals of this paper is to allow you to express game-warden barge in, have al- your views and opinions on subjects of concern to you. We wel- Dear paying Subscriber: ready given tests. This semes- come your suggestions, comments, and criticism on material It sounds like a tiresome cliche' even to mention "our way of ter, thanks to great departmen- that is published in the paper or any facet of student life that is life"—but, whatever you call it, the structure of society in our tal and faculty cooperation, the of interest to you. Although this paper is published by students for land persists and develops despite the dire predictions of probability of a student having students, I would like to inform the faculty and administrative pessimists and the scorn of cynics. five or more exams on the same staff of the Institute that their evaluation of the paper is needed Perhaps we baven't yet been "buried" because we still have day is rapidly approaching one. and will be deeply appreciated by the co-editors and staff. the basic right to criticize—openly and publicly—our govern- The faculty goal is a probability It has been proposed that this paper touch on such areas as ment, our institutions, and even our neighbors. of two. faculty and classroom procedurees, administrative policies and pro- If fair and objective criticism can help keep a society flexi- grams, fraternity news, athletics, clubs and organizations, Stu- ble—a "self-renewing" organism—adapting to changing needs, MARCH 2: dent Congress, and student activities. A personality sketch is to then certainly the same is true of a college. Annual Groundhog Day for appear in each issue in the hope to acquaint the student body with Rose Polytechnic is in a period of rapid growth. During the drunken ground hogs. some of the truly outstanding men that the Institute is fortunate last ten years it has shown surprising resilience and vigor in to have in its faculty and administration. A complete list of the the face of abrupt changes and difficult decisions. The full rea- -MARCH 7: activities at Rose, Indiana State, and St. Mary's of the Woods lization of our "great expectations" depends as much on stu- Annual Approximate Center of College seems to be another service that the paper can provide dent response as on the efforts of faculty, administration, and the the Beard Growing Contest Day. for the student body. Board of Managers, and friends. We're all in this thing together. Men with beards begin to won- wish to I thank our faculty advisors, Lieutenant Colonel Dough- The columns of this "revived" student newspaper provide an der what to do with them, those erty and Professor Heetderks, for their advice and help in our ideal medium for lively discussion of campus problems and aca- without beards know what to do attempt to establish a school newspaper. My thanks also extend demic issues. The classic questions: WHO? WHY? HOW? WHERE? with them, professors rely on the to Dan Goodwin and Bill Simms, TECHNIC co-editors, and Ron WHEN? and, particularly, WHY NOT? can and should be applied fact that there are only ten more Turaslci, student advisor to this publication, for their co-opera- right on these pages to the concerns of every student. days until the whole thing blows tion in the formulation of the constitution and policies governing It's up to you. Why don't you take your pen in hand now to let over, and the girls of fellows the paper. the Editors know what you think? with beards consider buying cat- This is our first issue. The paper is young, and for it to con- Herman Moench cher's masks. Fellows whose tinue it must receive strong support from the student body. It is girls have said "fare thee well" not enough that you casually comment as to whether the paper is are left crying in their beards. good or not good, your evaluations, opinions, and criticism must be brought to the attention of the editors in the form of written work that can be published. There will be ample space set aside Should Rose qive MARCH 10: in each issue for such work. I have briefly tried to describe the The annual offering of three un- need for a college newspaper and the function it should perform. blemished physics majors to the Whether we meet these expectations or not will largely depend gods of Partial Credit. upon the officers and staff of the paper, but more so it will hinge Athletic Schotar3hipi on you, the student body. We need and are waiting for your interest and backing. B. L. We are reserving this space for comment by the students and Petrified D.E.L. faculty of Rose on various questions of general interest. Each issue we will propose a question which we feel the student body will Puzzle be involved with and interested in. Your comments may be on this topic or on any other topic which strikes your fancy. These com- by Gary Van Demen REVITILIZATION ments must be submitted during the week following the publication of each issue of the paper. We will conduct a pole of the student. Calling all ROTC gunners! In Congratulations to the men who have taken the initiative in re- body on the question posed and give the results in the following issue along forming a Rose newspaper. Not only the editors, but all the men with the student comments on the issue. the ancient days General Win- who have committed themselves to this project deserve the recog- field Scott once said to Sec- We do reserve the right to shorten your letters to fit the space nition and gratitude of the Institute. retary of War Stanton "While allowed. Your letter should be st.4crt and to the point so as to Recognition can best be given by our active we have scores of cOmmanders support of the paper. facilitate the publication of several student letters. Take part in campus-oriented question polls, read the paper and who could march a division of offer whatever help you may. soldiers into a park, not one of Let us also offer gratitude to the newspaper staff. A newspaper them knows enough about mili- Is a valuable outlet for opinion, current news, and editorial opin- CALENDAR OF EVENTS tary tactics to get them out ion. again!" Be that as it may, let's A newspaper offers rewards of a special kind to those who ROSE POLYTECHNIC INSTI- March 11: consider such a tactical problem. create it—the satisfaction of successful completion of each is- TUTE Victor Christ-Janer, lecturer Suppose we have a square park sue is known only by experience. Feb. 27—Basketball, Rose vs. "Architecture as an Art Form" divided into 64 smaller squares, A newspaper allows recognition of special events, outstanding Illinois College (H) March 12: checkerboard style, and conven- achievement, sports results. March 2— Blue Key Honors 8:00 "Lust for Life" L. Thea- iently numbered in the order A newspaper is a reflection of the campus in general. I am sure Convo tre that words appear in a para- that the period this year when we had no newspaper was a time of March 9— Convo, Leland Miles, graph. Suppose also that there anxious waiting for many. Had the newspaper not been organized, "Casing the Classics" is an arch erected on the boun- a sign of campus apathy and tacit support for the discontinuing March 13—St. Pat's Dance dary between squares 28 and of student activities and traditions would have been continued INDIANA STATE UNIVERSITY 29. Furthermore there is only and strengthened. ACTIVITIES OF ST. MARY'S OF ACTIVITIES one entrance (square 62) and The effect of such a visible sign to those who are asked to sup- THE WOODS March 1: one exit (square 61). port the Institute's growing programs can only be imagined. It February 26 to March 12 — 8:00 p.m. Convo.—Paul Winter The problem is to discover may have been very bad. February 26: Sextet the path by which a division of soldiers More importantly, this revitalization of student interest shows 7:15 Movie, "Incredible Jour- March 4, 5, & 6: could march into the park, through an opposite facet of this campus. These are men who are willing ney" Campus Review the arch, and out of the to stand forth and take on the load. To all of them, we owe a debt. March 2: park, passing through every 8:00 Mardi Gras GENERAL ACTIVITIES square once and only once along March 5 March 10: the way. There are many ways STAFF 8:00 "Brothers Karamazov" T.H. Symphony of doing this, but one path re- L. Theatre quires only fourteen 90-degree CO-EDITORS: Bill Lewis Don Lundgren turns. Can you find it? Solution next FRONT PAGE LAYOUT EDITOR: Max Joseph MACHINES FOSTER DISASTER NETWORK week. Suggestions for fur- ther INSIDE PAGE LAYOUT EDITOR: Dennis Fritz COMPETITION DALLAS (UPI) — A new ra- tomfoolery: Try maximi- BACK PAGE LAYOUT zing the number of turns. Will EDITOR: Chuck Webb NEW YORK (UPI) — One of dio network gives 10 Dallas hos- changing location of EDITORIAL STAFF: Dick Blakely, Dennis Borse, Jeff Brugos, the reasons marketing compe- pitals direct two-way contact the the arch, Dave Cray, Joe Cull, Tom Daugherty, Bob Johnson, Jeff Keller, tition is so keen among manu- 24 hours a day. The network exit, or entrance affect the mini- Bill Kuschel, Jim Lane, Denny Lind, Mike Nicksic, Ed Nowacki, facturers of household tissue would aid in channeling cas- mum number of turns? The maxi- Jim Phelps, Mike Redmon, Rex Robinson, Sandy Sutton, Gary paper products is that the giant ualties in any major disaster. mum? In what way? Send in your VanDeman, Tom Wilhoite, Ed Zaenglein paper-making machines have to Officials said the network answer of further "research"; BUSINESS MANAGER: Dave Slavkin would be a be kept going around the clock tremendous help it may be printed if it proves since, BUSINESS STAFF: Steve Daugherty, Jerry Stineman seven days a week, says Michael during emergencies, hos- interesting. ADVERTISING MANAGER: pital John Howlett W. Slagada, vice president of switchboards tend to get This problem was taken from ADVERTISING STAFF: Skip Beard, Pat Cahill, Jesse Daugherty, marketing, jammed. Swanee Paper Corp. MATHEMATICAL PUZZLES OF Chuck Stewart, Bob Rose "The cost of turning off a SAM LOYD, edited by Martin STUDENT ADVISOR: Ron Turaski machine and putting it back on There are an estimated 880,- Gardner. This is, of course, a FACULTY ADVISORS: Colonel Dougherty, Mr. Heetderks is very uneconomical." he said. Christians in the world. 800,000 slightly altered version. 3—ROSE TECH ? ? ? ? — FEBRUARY 26, 1965 PERSONALITY FRATERNITY NEWS consecutive year. In addition, the best ever. A.T.O. brothers Mark Zaenglein, Pete Dave Hussung The Alpha Tau Omega high- Canalia, Gus Carroll, and Dave light for the fall semester was Hussung were tapped by Blue winning first place in the Home- THETA Key. Homecoming activities. XI coming display competition. Be- seemed to revolve around the At Theta Xi, as at the other sides Homecoming and Rush, the alumni party held in honor of fraternities, the big news is our men of Alpha Omega Tau worked returning Sigma Nu alumni, and recent pledge class. They are: together on many house improve- arranged by brother Virgil Ro- John Andis, David Badtke, Don ments including painting, F panel- berts. The V.M.I. dance, held Doyle, James (Dusty) Duzan, ing, and general clean-up. with the Rose ATO chapter, was John Elzufon, Mike Garrett, Ran- The men who have recently considered a success by all. dy Grant, Mike Hanley, Bill pledged ATO are: John D. Borst, The dance featured the Preston Hursta, Joe Ibanez, Bud Jarboe, Larry D. Buchanan, Edward A. Jackson Band. Tom Johnson, Joe Krueger, Ted Figg, Dennis Fritz, Robert A. Mrs. Pam Gerstenkorn, mar- McKain, Ed Onouye, Doug Re- Johnson, David bidue, A. Jones, William ried to Brother Dave Gerstenkorn Nelson Smiley, Norman Knannilein, Robert Miller, Gary on December 19, 1964, was elec- Smiley, Doug Smith, Larry Sny- E. Mitchell, Stephen P. Meul- ted Sigma Nu sweetheart. Rand der, Dave Stubblefield, Craig ler, Steven W. Myers, Jacob Overdorf was married to Miss Weerts, and Rod Yamamoto. Pro- T. Nilsson, William H. Plenge, Meridene Cronkite on Nov. 27, bably we should also include our Joel D. Roberts, Kenneth F. 1964. pledges from last semester; Tom Rogers, John L. Shambach, Nel- This semester promises to be Newmark (activated) Barry Raff son C. Sinbach, Charles R. Smith, the best ever. Highlighting the (activated) Jim Kerber (our per- Thomas 0. Trueb, Robert Vogen- beginning of the semester was the manent pledge and house boy,) thaler, Michael S. White, Ralph pledging of sixteen men to carry Earl Sutter, and Jim Morehouse. 0. Wisco, Jerry A. VVones, and on the traditions of Sigma Nu. We much enjoyed watching the David A. Yeager. The cumlative Those pledged were: Jess Daugh- pledges work out during our bask- index for these men is 2.82. erty, pledge captain, Ben Brad. etball game with Sigma Nu. Wild Recent initiates are: John Ca. burn, Pete Bradham, Chuck Buc- Man Ibanez would maintain an dick, Will Holland, and Jim Un- kles, Mark Deitzen, Bill Dodge, immovable wall as Killer Elzu- derwood. Dan Elwood, Dave Hagadorn,. fon would fly for fifteen feet The ATO social calendar has Mike Mefford, Bob McClelland, through the air to throw a beau- been filled with many activities Byron Myers, Paul Nowak, Larry tiful cross body block so Dead Including date parties and trade Rose, Chuck Steward, Randy Sti- Eye Blessing could unleash one parties with Gamma Phi Beta, Before coming to mac and Larry Warren. of his graceful shots. With.split by Dwight Garbe Rose, Mr. Chi Omega, Zeta Tau Alpha, and Hahn taught speech for four The Sigma Nu basketball team second timing Speed Hanley would years Delta Gamma Sororities. The Mr. Richard A. Hahn is a resi- at Florida State University. notched its fifth victory in as steal the ball from teammate He annual Christmas party with dent of Terre Haute and he at- now holds the administrative many games on Feb. 17, when Fireball McKain to fire a pass Alpha Phi Sorority for under- tended Indiana State, graduating position of Assistant Director it defeated ATO by a score of to four Eyes Bradley who was of privileged children was greatly in 1958. While there, he was pre- development, and the faculty 64-62 in a hard-fought game. waiting on the bench. And so the enjoyed by members and their sident of Blue Key, vice-president position of A ssistant Professor Coached by brother Jim Brown, game went, quite a show. of guests. of Tau Kappa Alpha (a public Speech. the team will play for the basket- We had a mixer with Alpha Coming social events are a speaking honorary), a member of Mr. Hahn also is head of the ball championship February 24, Phi which was quite effectively trade party with Alpha Omicron Pi Kappa Delta (an Debate team, helps advise the when it meets Lambda Chi Alpha. spiced by a recently-formed com- educational Pi, Feb. 26; Heart Fund Tag honorary), and a member Blue Key members, and assists The chapter is presently wait- bo consisting of Dick Blessing, of The Day with Gamma Phi Beta, Feb. ta Alpha Phi (a speech honor- the Admission office in recruit- ing with anticipation for the Sigma Mike Hanley, Don Doyle, John 27; State Day, March 20; and ary.(He is a member of Tau ing prospective freshmen. He is Nu Spring Weekend, featuring the Elzufon, and three guitars with Kap- the Pledge Dance. For continued pa Epsilon social fraternity, and now the new faculty advisor annual riverboat party. Held the best donated by Bill Good- of the community service, the men of has won various campus honors Beta Upsilon chapter of Sigma under the direction of Brother win on the drums. A good old Alpha Tau Omega will partici- including Man of the Year. He Nu here at Rose. Tom Bilia, *.• ,promises to be stomping time was had by all. pate in the picking up of Good- graduated with an 3A cumlaude All the students hold much res- will Bags as we have done in in liberal arts, then went pect for Mr. Hahn and ST PATS DANCE on we wish past years. to Northwestern University for an him continued success in the March 13 is the day set by Blue Key Fraternity for the J. Stineman traditional MA in public speaking. future. March 13 is the day set by Blue Key Fraternity for the traditional A. Welton St. Patrick's Day Dance. The dance will be held from in the Mayflower room of the Terre Haute House and will feature the LAMBDA CHI ALPHA Electras, a band from Indiana University. The tickets are three dollars Lambda Chi Alpha has started a couple, but a one dollar refund will be given at the Summer Job Suggestions dance to those the second semester with three who are wearina a beard. important events. The brothers by Bob Johnson view below the Sophomore of Lambda Chi have purchased The placement service at Rose level. As a general rule those Orpheum a new home, the fraternity took Barber Shop Polytechnic Institute has offer- companies that interview Soph- pledge ed several suggestions for stu- omores place a great deal of a class of twenty-five Terre Haute's dents, especially at the under- emphasis on grades. They usual- men, and three men were initi- ONLY full service class level, looking for summer ly hire only those Sophomores ated into the active chapter. barber shop work. in the upper half of their class. The new house, located at 114 For Freshmen and many Hamilton Drive in Deming Woods, The interview schedule for 5 BARBERS Sophomores a summer job is is, according to Lambda Chi March is posted in the place- not necessarily based on what Alpha Traveling Secretary Tom MANICURIST SHOE SHINER you know but who you know. ment library. Anyone interested Dennis, one of the finest and and the NEW In general, there are not many in taking an interview should central vacuum system most beautiful fraternity houses for opportunities for summer work sign up in the placement office. your protection and comfort For each interview, a personal In the nation. It is planned to in a student's major field. How- "APPOINTMENTS house thirty men initially, and AVAILABLE C-9354" 110 N. 7th ever, the state highway depart- data sheet (available in the eventually ment does hire students intend- placement office) should be forty. It is expected ing to go into Civil Engineering. completed and ready for the in- that the new home will be oc- Construction type work is read- terviewer on the day before the cupied by the end of March. You Are Always ily available and usually pays interview. A successful rush weekend more than other jobs. Several Do not be impatient, for many brought the following men to Welcome At Ben Becker's of the companies that send rep- firms do not have summer plans pledgeship in Lambda Chi resentatives to interview grad- ready until April or early May. Alpha: Carl Bauer, James Pet- Largest And Finest uating Seniors are also interest- However, early contacts are tee, Terry Joyce, Louis Bar- ed in hiring summer help. These important, and don't forget — bin, Ken Erdle, Dave Gissell, Mens Shoe Department companies do not usually inter- Grades do count. Reid Sonner, Don Riley, Dean Fiess, Steve Mitchell, Bill Cure, In Town Phil Gerhart, Paul Gaddie, Wade Rifles in Drill Scott, Dennis Porter, Randy Headquarters For Meet Sprouse, Bob Gravitt, Bob Uhl- manseik, Bob Sandberg, Gary Mens Campus The Rose Rifles marched in selles from Ball State (1112), Magee, Terry Agal, Rich Mc- the first drill meet of the year, Favorites - - - with their short-tight black Clannahan, Dave Harshbarger, Saturday, February 20, at Purdue skirts, placed first over Ohio Ken Culp, Chuck Newkirk. University. State University (1090). On February 19 and 21, John There were twelve other teams A third type of competition Howlett, John Lynn, and Fred competing in the same class. is individual FM 22-5 compe- Wheeler were initiated into active Among some of the well-known tition. Each men's team sends membership in Lambda Chi teams were Purdue University, representatives who drill against Alpha. They bring the number University of Illinois, Loyola, the men from other teams. This of initiates of the chapter to Michigan State University and year, from a field of 200 men, 555 since its founding in 1900. Ohio State University. Pete Stewart, Sophomore com- There SIGMA NU were a total of 1300 possible mander of the Rifles, placed The men of Sigma Nu would points and the scores ranged fifth. He will receive his medal like to congratulate the editors from 1204 to 777points. Probably at the President's Review this Spring. of this paper for showing the the biggest surprise came when initiative needed to provide our Michigan State University (1204) The Rifles have another drill campus with this publication. upset Purdue University (1180). meet on March 12-13 at the Uni- The past semester will long In the past, Purdue has been un- versity of Illinois. If you are be remembered by Sigma beatable on their own floor. interested, or have had ex- Nu. perience on a drill team, and The chapter's football team, To add a little color, several would like to try out for the drill under the leadership of brother schools sent their Coed drill team, contact Major D.K. Ran- Dave LaRue, won the interfrater- teams. The Marching Mademoi- dels. nity football trophy for the sixth 4—ROSE TECH ? ? ? ? — FEBRUARY 26,1965 Sports Page ROSE BASKETBALL GREATEST SINCE '58

I-F BALL REVIEW by Denny Lind ian College earlier in the sea- sororities at Indiana State Uni- son. Since then, Marian has lost versity have been invited. scene last fall Terry Stagner are their top This year's basketball team On the sport several men off their team. The Next year, the team scheduled won the point getters with 67 and 59 has been an exciting team the New York Yankees game with Illinois College was three basketball games in the New Sigma Nu won the points respectively in the five to watch. Their strengths are de- pennant and close most of the way, until the York area. The teams to be play- inter fraternity football trophy. games. sire, balance and team play. final minutes, with Rose being the ed are Rensesslear Poly, of very few Next is Lambda Chi Alpha These ingredients have brought To the surprise eventual winner. As an added at- Brooklyn Poly, and the Merchant chips again with 4 victories and 1 loss. Rose its best and most exciting they took all the traction to the Rose—Marian Marine. The road trip is sche- Denny Lind has picked up 40 team since 1958. Any team that this year with a 5-1 record. game Wednesday night, all the duled for around December 15th. Their only defeat was a forfeit points in five games for high rebounds from five straight de- to Theta Xi. With Ed Zaenglein point honors. feats to post six straight wins at quarterback Sigma Nu ran has desire. In other words, these Rifle - Team Competes Theta Xi is in third place up 108 points to their opponent's guys just love to play basketball. This Saturday, February 27, even on the record. This isn't a 1-4 record. Their lone 19. Their biggest margin was a with Their practices are filled with the Rose Rifle Team travels to bad considering that most of the victory is over ATO. Barry Raff 38-6 victory at the expense of enthusiasm; the enthusiasm need- Rolla, Missouri for the National team's competition is schools and Dick Blessing have amassed Rifle Association's sectional ATO. ed to win basketball games. This much larger than Rose. 64 and 47 points respectively. Right behind Sigma Nu in the year's team is young, and a young meet. At this meet Rose will The top shooter on the compete against approximately standings was Lambda Chi Alpha Alpha Tau Omega is winless team naturally makes mistakes, squad this year is Jay Burton, but their fifteen other college teams. Cap- with a 4 won 2 lost record. Both and in fourth place with five fine attitude has pre- junior; however, at times he has tain Diener, the rifle team's of the Lambda Chi defeats were losses. Gib Bosworth and Don vailed to help them to a fine been pushed by other members coach, is planning to take two at the hands of Sigma Nu by McNally are ATO's high point season. In the starting lineup to keep his top spot. Other 4-man teams to the meet. Through scores of 6-0 and 15-0. Behind men with 71 and 47 points re- for Rose are two sophomores, members include: J. R. Right. this meet the team is in com- the strong arm of John Diefin- spectively. two freshmen, and one senior. house, Jim Francis, Mike Lancet, petition with teams from all parts baugh, Lambda Chi rang-up 25 In action last Wednesday, Feb- The lone senior, Jim Sargeant, Paul Kueber, Les Jordan, Tim of the United States. points: seven points being their ruary 17, Sigma Nu held on for has done a fine job for the team Clark, Charles Hopper, David this So far this year the rifle team's highest single game output. Their a 66-64 victory over Alpha Tau year. To offset the loss of Blaker, Andy Spence, John Rhy- match results have varied consi- stingy defense gave up only 21 Omega, and Lambda Chi Alpha "Sarge", Coach Mutchner is hop- nard, Ted McKain, and Skolnik. derably. In a shoulder-to-shoul- points though, to account for bested Theta Xi 56-50 in the ing to land a 6-5 freshmen cen- On March 6 the team travels der match, Rose decisively de- their four victories. second game. ter. to Purdue to fire a shoulder- feated Purdue, Theta Xi and Alpha Tau Omega A good team can come back who is presently to.shoulder match, and on the The first game saw ATO come top rated in the Big Ten. The tied for third place with identi- after setbacks. Rose displayed next weekend they go to I. U. back from a 50-43 third quarter team has cal 1-4 records. ATO's victory this in its fine 65-62 defeat shot some excellent deficit to within two points of was over TX 12-0, and TX's, of Wabash. Rose won be- postal matches also. At other Sigma Nu before time ran out. times, when was the forfeit over Sigma Nu. cause they outhustled Wabash. practice time was Gib Bosworth led ATO's fourth The team was led by the team's short, they have shot well be- inter fraternity basketball quarter charge with 17 points. In leading scorer and rebounder low their ability; however, they complete yet. Sigma Gib finished the night with 25 still have been able to break which isn't Tom Curry with 23 points and of the pile with points. Mike McGee, Bob Clark, Nu is at the top 20 rebounds. The fine combina- a 5 won 0 lost record. Their and Jim Lane were high for tion of Joe Trueblood and Dave record includes two victories Sigma Nu with 21, 13, and 12 Yeager contributed 12 points and over TX and ATO and one, over points respectively. Scarbrough's Sunoco 9 points respectively. Fresh- Lambda Chi. 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