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

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CATION Professors and businessmen combined their knowledge to provide an interest- ing panel discussion. General Sverdrup delivers the Oscar C. Schmidt Memorial Lecture. Count Basie provided an evening of excellent music at the Shook Memorial Fieldhouse.

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Countess Maria Pulaski tells her tales. CONVO Mr. Carson Bennett. head of the Convocations Com- mittee, provided the students with a real bell ringer for the first convo of the year: the Eureka College Bell Choir. They are one of the few musical groups still practicing this art. The next convo was by Countess Maria Pulaski—‘My Life as a Spy.” You'll remember that this was one of the most surprising talks of the year. Then we heard The Indiana State College Choir with Brass Choir. And finally, Mr. Bill Brown, class of 1962. pre- sented a travelog of his summer tour of Scotland. The second semester began with a seminar by the Young President’s Organization of Indiana. On February 12 a piano duet, Luboshutz and Nemenoff, performed for us at an evening convocation. Rose was very fortunate to have had this fine man and wife team appear on campus. It was one of the best presentations of the year. Then we heard the Woman’s Glee Club from the Uni- versity of Hlinois, saw “The Flower Shop” by the Vincennes University Playhouse and “Uncle Vanya” by the Butler Uni- versity Players. General Leif Sverdrup presented the Oscar C. Schmidt Memorial Lecture of April 24 and Rose’s Glee Club rounded out the year with a concert on May 15. Inside the Flower Shop with the Vincennes University players. Pe he ip ea wit pe

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Mr. and Mrs. Norwood Baughman enjoyed the Junior Prom too. 28