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California Tech Opinion Poll You1re Congratulations, full-fledged Seniors CaliforniaTech monks at last Associated Students of the Califofl1ia Institute of Technology Volume LXVII. Pasadena, (California, Thursday, May 26, 1966 Number 30 Snake, VR, and TBP Frosh Awards Given at Assembly by Fishbone for his tremendous performances phy for his spirit, teamwork, im­ Campus personalities present­ in cross country and track. Fol­ provement, and attitude. Coach ed honors and awards to House lowing this, Emery presented Mehringer completed the winter and individuals at last Thursday last year's soccer coach Lee An­ honors with his presentation of evening's Spring Awards Assem­ drews with a five-stripe sweater the wrestling letter winners. bly at Tournament Park_ for his years of successful serv­ Lonnie Martin, an outstanding Lloyd led the Houses in hon­ ice to the soccer team. Finally, all-around frosh athlete, received ors on being presented with the the stUdent body honored Mr. the Alumni Baseball Trophy Goldsworthy Interhouse "Snake" Musselman when Athletic Man­ from Coach Preisler for his by Dr_ Huttenback and with the ager Craig McAllister presented sportsmanship, moral influence, Discobolus Trophy by IHC Chair­ him wHh an ASCIT honor key. playing ability, and individual man Eric Young. Coach Nerrie Laureled jocks improvement. Preisler and Coach then presented Page with the Coach Preisler spoke about the Bond also praised the remainder Roving TECH photographer caught these two B&G men slaving away at coveted Interhouse Sports Tro· basketball team, and then hon­ of the baseball team. their jobs one day last week. phy, while Dabney received the ored Terry Bruns with the Ves­ Coach Emery awarded the Varsity Rating Trophy from Mr. per Basketball Trophy, an award Campbell Swimming Trophy to Musselman. Caltech's own Dr. based equally upon sportsman­ Henry Dewitt. Members of the Langmuir chaired the festivities. ship, improvement, moral influ­ teams selected him for this honor New Campus Buildings Bob Tarjan received the first ence, and scholarship. Mr. Yan­ because of his sportsmanship, individual award when he was del then gave George Fox the ability, and improvement. named Tau Beta Pi Frosh of the Carl Shy Frosh Basketball Tro- Coaches LaBrucherie and Bar­ Year by the organization's presi­ thel eulogized the track team's Considered For Future dent, John Tucker. Following exploits of the year and then this, the varsity and frosh coach­ honored Pete Cr'oss with the by Firestone es proceeded to honor the win­ Goldsworthy Track Trophy. His The only acknowledged spot on campus where nude girls can ter and spring athletes. fellow letter winners selected be found at least once a year will soon be tumbling to the ground, Five·stripe general Cross because of his sportsman­ to be replaced by an infinitely more valuable structure dedicated As the evening drew to a close, ship, team spirit and proficiency. to the geophysical sciences. Yes, Culbertson Hall, scene of many Coach Lamb announced the three truly noteworthy awards . ~ a hot election contest, is to be torn down. were presented. Coach Emery VIctory of Tom Buckholtz in the Culbertson will not be the only --b-l---T-h----e IDces 10 Scott Tennis Tournament, and pro ems. ere ar 0 . - presented the Caltech Outstand­ building to leave us, though. The cated there now and before Cul­ ing Athlete award to Pete Cross Coach Cassriel gave a capsule machine shop behind Guggen- berston can be torn down a new history of the golf team's season. heim and the receiving dock be- 'site must be found for them. It I hind Kellogg will also fall. How- is almost certain that the new The absent-minded scien. ever, most of the equipment has building will be located on the tists who missed registering already been moved to the new- south side of California, and one Election for the draft test still have a est structure on campus, the of the suggested spots is present- chance to make up their blun. builling of the Central Engineer- ly occupied by two tennis courts. der. The fourth and final Se. ing Services located on Holliston, Some students have already ob­ lective Service Qualification north of San Pasqual. jected to losing the two courts I Results exam will be held this June Central Engineering Services but it is not certain this will be 24, and the deadline for appli. The Board of Control elections this year is scheduled to open next Wed- the exact spot. Possibly two cation is June 1. Forms await witnessed a rash of runoffs, as did the Pete Cross, Athlete of the Year, It you in the Registrar's Office. nesday, June 1. is designed more courts would be added to Frosh Class Officers Election. The even­ looks up at his girlfriend and grins. to be the new machine shop and the south if two of the present tual winners were: I a central warehouse for large ones were lost. BOARD OF CONTROL pieces of equipment. There will Blacker Jim McCulloch Pasadena is tipsy Dabney Stacy Langton be work done here for the syn­ When the new geophysical Fleming Rich Saulney chotron and a new telecope, the building s completed it will con­ Lloyd Bob Piccioni Page Dave Goodmanson Plans for HThe Strip ", money having been donated by centrate on seismological work. Os.car Meyer of hot dog fame. Ricketts Larry Dillehay This is partly due to the great Ruddock Rob Dickenson In place of the old buildings emphasis noW being placed on FRESHMAN CLASS OFFICERS on California a new hall of ap­ the structure of the lunar surface. President Lonnie Martin Talent Show, Released plied mathematics and a new One of the present labs now in Vice-President Gregg Wright Secretary Steve Harper by Jeff Hecht physics building are planned. the main seismological center Treasurer Larry Shirley The destruction of Culbertson will be moved down here. There Athletic Manager Greg Evans Richard Feynman playing bongo drums, Marshall Schor's .hi-fi has already brought out some (Continued on page 4) SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS harpsichord, and Steve Clam age pLaying Ben Dembart's electric President Len Erickson 2 x 4 will be among the highlights of "The Strip," or "1 Didn't Vice-President Craig McAllister Know Caltech Had Any . " the first annual ASCIT talent show, Secretary Dave Shirley Treasurer Greg Brewer to be presented tomorrow night at 8:30 in Beckman. Henry Dewitt Feynman, Ricardo Gomez, Sue Trophy Goes to Lloyd Athletic Manager ally as "steve 'n' eric," will sing JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS Werner, and Paul Richards will the type of folk ballads that has Lloyd House scored a comeback hands were played and Ricketts President George Sharman be among the faculty and grad Vice-President John O'Pray earned them note. Rege Cordic, victory in the Interhouse Bridge took the lead with 38 IMP's. student representatives in the Secretary Luther Perry KNX radio personality,will be Tournament in Winnett Lounge The Scurves had beaten every cast. Steve Clamage and Eric Treasurer Bob Miller master of ceremonies. He helped last week. Each Student House House except Lloyd, which was Athletic Manager Don Blair Jones, seniors known profession- entered a team of four into com­ in second place with 26 IMP's. publicize the talent show by hav­ ing Clamage appear on his show petition. Most of the pack was centered at zero, Page slightly in the lead, at 7:30 Tuesday morning. Every team consisted of a while Dabney was at minus 70 The production, directed by North-South pair and an East­ or so. Opinions on Coffeehouse freshman Dan Nemzer, is de­ West pair, and each team played Second round different signed to show a poor lost frosh's ten hands against every other The second evening saw some reaction to life at Caltech. Jun­ team. The first time the hand large swings, with Ricketts ior Dan Erickson, who wrote the was played, one House was knocked out of the lead by Rud­ Expose Students' Discord script, is playing the role of the North-South, the other was East­ dock and Dabney, who never lost frosh. He is the beneficiary West. Later the hand was re­ were in contention. The Lloyd by McCord of some very untypical experi­ played with opposite Houses sit­ team, consisting of Cary Eklof, Student opmIOn strongly in favor of a Coffeehouse but also ences-like a blind date with ting North-South and East-West. Jesse Grodnik, Arunas Barkus, much disappointment among the students with the current situa­ blond Helen Peters, of ASCIT and Bob Wilson, clobbered Dab­ tion at Roma's, was the mood of Cal tech students determined by an play fame. Cordic will make Points for consistency informal California Tech opinion poll. The scoring was a modified ney, Blacker, and Ruddock. It some observations on Dan's prog­ There is almost unanimous -------------- ress and on Caltech life as it is 1. M. P. standard that assigned tied Page and was negative ag­ Coffeehouse, because of the de­ agreement that the service is portrayed. points by the difference in the ainst Ricketts and Fleming, but lay in service, he did not get her scores the two times that a hand managed to win with 299 victory lousy. Adjectives such as atro­ home in time; "seems like the Cast of characters waS played between any two giv­ points. Ricketts could only mus­ cious, pitiful, ridiculous, and place is run by B&G." Fred Lamb, ASCIT president, en Houses. The 1.M.P.'s were ter 276 victory points, although abominable are frequently llsed Not only is the service appar­ will introduce the show. Per­ modified slightly to victory . they were positive against every ently slow, but some Teekers formers include John Bennett, other House.
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