Rose Hulman Institute of Technology - Modulus Yearbook (Terre Haute, IN)

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are HOMECOMING 1962 mm i, (Lull Miers it The 79th Rose Homecoming was officially opened Fri- day evening, October 12, with the lighting of the Freshman- built bonfire. The “first year men” accomplished the ob- | the c outhouse tumble into the center of the blaze. This fire was jective of a asses ahead of them as everyone saw the unique in that instead of a pole supporting the outhouse, a high block of railroad ties held it up. Afterwards, the crowd moved to the fieldhouse for refreshments and for a Pep Rally. During this pep session, everyone was given the op- portunity to exercise their lungs in cheering for Rose and later Coach Carl Herakovich introduced the football squad. The next afternoon, Rose Poly’s Engineers met Con- cordia College’s Cougars on the gridiron. Although the team Hi + reuiy yy 17°9°q0 “ee : eg ae ee ees rg — mua EE 3 ] | : 10 4 an (: : ll Hil | 2 r ie ss tll INN dh « Ova. LLL 1. fj ah : apf? . ( “ail met defeat, everyone’s frowns turned to smiles after the came at the Terre Haute House. While there, alumni talked about “the good ele days” at the social hour and the Alumni Banquet. Later that same evening, the festivities were brought to a logical conclusion at the Homecoming Dance. Both the Mayflower Room and the Wabash Room were used for the affair pro viding ample room for everyone’s dancing pleasure. Also, during the evening Alpha Tau Omega was presented with the Homecoming Display Trophy. The close of the dance brought to a finish one of the most enjoyable events on the social calendar.

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The Cougar Cannery of Aloha Tau Omega canned first place for the Taus. Theta Xi's Rose Bowl. Sigma Nu’s Cougar Cuckoo Clock. ROSIE KNOCK LOUGAR S- THE CUeKos