Men's Basketball Media Guide 1969-1970 Download date 06/10/2021 02:24:17 Link to Item http://hdl.handle.net/10484/1603 . :1 INDIAN4 STATE \ UNIVERSITY h96s- 7d BASKETBALL P~SSGUIDE I General Information TABLEOFCONTENTS Location. .............. Terre Haute, Indiana Arena .........................................................12 Founded ................... .I870 Assistant Athletic Trainer ........................................ .10 Enrollment ... ............. (est.) 13,800 Athletic Business Manager .........................................9 Athlet~cConference. ............. Independent Athletic Director 6 ................................................. Member ................... NCAA Athletic Trainer .................................................10 School N~ckname . ..............Sycamores Chief Oubachi ................................................... 4 School Colors . .............Blue and White Coach Fleetwood ...............................................8 HomeF~eld ............... Memorial Stadium CoachGarland 8 .................................................. Capac~ty .... ............... 13,500 CoachStauffer .................................................. 7 Composite Winter Sports Schedule ................................ -44 Conference .................................................... 13 Directory ....................................................... 1 Faculty Representative.. .........................................-11 Directory Freshmansquad ................................................. 43 General Information .............................................. 1 President ........... Dr. Alan C. Rankin J. Kenneth Moulton Honor Players .................................................39 V~cePresident &Treasurer. ..... Vice President for General Affairs & Secretary Dr. Charles Hardaway Indiana State University History 2 .................................... Vice Pres~dent& Dean of Faculty .... Dr. Maurice K. Townsend Indiana State University Today 3 .................................... V~cePres~dent & Dean of Student Personnel. Dr. John Truitt Individual Records ..............................................40 Vice President for Development & Public Affair Dr. Wayne Schomer Note To Press ................................................... .1 D~rectorof Athletics ....... Gordon H. Chalmers Athletic Business Manager ...... ..Pierre Burke Opponents ................................................26-35 . S. Woodrow Suttle Origin of Sycamores ..............................................4 Chairman, Faculty Athletic Committee . Outlets .......................................................36 Sports Information Director ..... ..Bill Linson Team Physician . Dr. S. R. Rogers President Rankin .................................................2 ......... Press Box Information ........................................... .12 Trainer ........... Me1 Blickenstaff Roster ................................................... 22&23 1968- 1969 Results ..............................................42 1969 . 1970 Schedule ..............................Outside Back Cover Season-by-Season Records .........................................38 Note To Press: Sports Information Director .......................................9 1968 - 1969 Statistics .......................................22 & 23 Sycamore Profiles ...........................................16 .24 Gentlemen: Team Records ................................................. 41 "Ugh" Award .................................................?I This brochure has been prepared for the spec~f~cpurpose of furn~sh~ng I COVER PHOTO-Indiana State's George Pillow (30) goes high into the air in an lnd~anaState Un~vers~ty'ssports ~nformat~onto sports ed~tors,wrlters, news- attempt to snap the rebound away from DePauw's Jim Jackson casters, coaches, publ~c~tyd~rectors and all other news personnel. Every in a game in the ISU Arena last year. (ISU A-V Photo) effort has been made to assure ~tsaccuracy and usefulness. The Included ~nforrnat~onIS as complete as present deta~lsare known. Necessary changes and add~t~onsw~ll be made at later dates. I Passes are glven to work~ngmembers of the press, radto and telev~s~onupon request. Those des~r~ngwlre servlce should so spec~fy. For pictures, features, game coverage or any other ~nformat~onconcerning the Ind~anaState athlet~cprogram, contact lnd~anaState's Sports lnformat~on Off~ceby phon~ngTerre Haute (A.C. 812) 232-6311, Extenson 2587, or mall requests to Sports lnformat~onOff~ce, lnd~anaState Un~vers~ty,Terre Haute, Ind~ana 47809. Bill Linson Sports lnformation Director 1969-1970 BASKETBALL SCHEDULE Dec. 1 at Kansas State Dec. 3 at South Dakota Dec. 6 at Cincinnati Dec. 8 KENTUCKY WESLEYAN Dec. 10 at Bradley Dec. 13 at Central Michigan Dec. 17 SOUTHERN ALABAMA Dec. 20 ILLINOIS STATE Dec. 22 WESTERN MICHIGAN Dec. 29 PEPPERDINE Jan. 5 NORTHERN ILLINOIS Jan. 7 BUTLER Jan. 10 at Ball State Jan. 12 WESTERN ILLINOIS Jan. 24 at Eastern Michigan Jan. 28 at Evansville Feb. 2 SOUTHERN ILLINOIS Feb. 4 SOUTHWEST MISSOURI Feb. 7 at Butler Feb. 9 at Eastern Illinois Feb. 11 BALL STATE Feb. 14 VALPARAISO Feb. 21 EVANSVILLE Feb. 25 at Southern Illinois Feb. 28 at Southwest Missouri Mar. 2 at Northern Illinois Dr. Alan C. Rankin when the name was changed to 1 ndiana State Tedchers College. In 1961, the name was again changed, this time to lndiana State College The Idtest. dnd probdbly President, Indiana State University the final, name change came in the spring of 1965 when the Indiand Leg~slature renamed the school lnd~anaState Un~versity. Alan C. Rankin officially took the Called one of the fastest growing unlversitles In the M~dwest, Stdte's office of President of lndiana State enrollment has doubled slnce 1963. There were some 6,800 students ori mmpus July 1, 1965. He holds a Doctor of in 1963, and enrollment In September, 1969, was dt the 13 800 m,~rk Only 16 Social Science degree and a Master of years ago, in 1953, enrollment at Indidna Stdte was less thdn 1.900. Arts degree in Political Science from Syracuse University. His undergraduate degrees (B.S. and B.A.) were earned at The University Today Fort Hays Kansas State College, where he ranked first in his class, was president of the student body and editor of the yearbook. The dynamic growth of lndiand Stdte Unwers~ty, the second oldest stdte In June, 1967, he received an hon- university In Indiana, has never been more ev~dent thdri at the present Just orary Doctor of Letters degree from five years ago, In the fall of 1964, the enrollment dt ISU w~s7,777. Th~syear Rose Polytechnic Institute here in Terre there will be some 13,400 students on cdmpus and the end isr8't rveri in s~ght. Haute. This figure does not include some 1,700 students dt the lSlJ Evdrisv~llecdmpus. Dr. Rankin came to lndiana State nor the some 2,000 night dnd extension students. University from the University of Pitts- burgh, where he was Vice Chancellor for Student and General Affairs. He had also Severdl recently completed mdjor comtruc tlon pri,jeLls dies( tirdt~letito oper served as Acting Chancellor of the University. this fall. They include a th~rdMarr~ed Student Hous~nybt~ildii~y, whi~h ~OUSPS Interested in foreign affairs, Dr. Rankin served in the Panama Canal Zone 112 unlts, a $630.000 Nurses' Cl~n~calEducdt~~ii Bi~ilthng louted iiedr Terre from 1940-46, assisted in the reorganization of the Japanese Civil Service out of Haute's Union Hospitdl, the L~ncolnQuadrangles dormiiory iiriit, ~ithJ cdp~~ity General Douglas MacArthur's headquarters following the war, studied the of 800 persons and built at d cost of $6 n~ll~oii,the first LmlJing on the Marshall Plan in Europe under a program sponsored by the University of Vermont 30@acre campus at Evansville, wh~chIS a cl~ssroorn,jnd ,idrn~rii~tr~t~ori omp pi ex, in 1948, participated in a public administration study in Indonesia in 1954 for and the Driver and Traffic Sdfety Educdtlon Dernoiistr,it~on Center, bu~ltat the the Ford Foundation and Cornell University, and held an internship in govern- county fairgrounds at a cost of $215,000, ment in the office of the late Senator Robert H. Taft. The community-minded lndiana State University President is currently the President of the Terre Haute Committee for Area Progress; the President of the Just one year ago, In the fall of 1968, a $4.3 millioil 'idd~tiorlto the S( lence lndiana Conference on Higher Education; a member of the Constitutional Bu~ldingwas opened, as was an $8.7 million complex of two htild~ngshous~ng Revision Commission in Indiana; and a member of the board of the Swope Art four residence halls. Gallery in Terre Haute. Dr. Rankin is also a member of the Board of Governmental Affairs Institute of Washington, D.C. Work is continuing th~sschool year on the $3 4 ni~llionexpdnsioii of the holler plant, the addit~onof a f~fthfloor on the build~nghoiis~ny the School of Business, ISU History the fourth Marr~edStudent Housing build~ngw~th dnother 112 units, dnd work w~llstart on Phase Two of the Memorial Stadium renovation ~minedidtelyafter this season is completed. Phase Two calls for the rdzing of the present gr,liid lndiana State University was created by an Act of the lndiana General stand and the erection of d 13,000 seat footb~llgr8indstdnt-l ~~7mpletew~th press Assembly on December 20, 1865, and opened its doors to 21 students (13 box and dressing room facilities. women and eight men) on January 6, 1870. The announced purpose of forming the University at that time was an institution that would "be to teachers