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Page Four THE CALIFORNIA TECH Thursday, Fleming 12, 1972
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While I'm handing out congratulations,
we mustn't forget
Jerry Glashagel, who is departing
the Caltech Y for points east
after several years of faithful and
inspired work as the Y Associate
Director. The best of luck in the
future, Jerry; I hope we can
replace you with· someone as
good.
Tonic Dominant?
On a closing note for this
year, I would like to recall a few
of the thoughts in the final
Throop Beat of two years ago.
At that time, real progress
seemed to be coming about in
Caltech attitudes toward, and
communication with, the problems
of the Outside World (and
of Caltech), but the overall level
was far below what it could have
been. Since that time, some
progress has been made at
Caltech, although it is not always
easy to see exactly how much.
It's not clear that the world is
doing so well.
There are a lot of things
Caltech and its people can do.
We can educate, we can develop
we can act for a better world.
We need social scientists, we
need scientists who are aware of
social problems, we need people
who care about people: the
words are as true now as when
written in 1970. H\Vhy bother?"
so many ask, HIt's just a little
thing." Big things come from
little things; in fact, big things
only come from little things.
Think about it.
And don't let it die.
See you next year (maybe).
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Page Wins Discobolus, Interhouse
Ricketts Gets Varsity Trophy
by Bob Kieckhefer
This spring the almighty
powers who make decisions have
decided to award athletic trophies
in brief ceremonies in the
student houses, rather than at an
athletic banquet.
With only three days left in
interhouse football, Page has
clinched the Interhouse Trophy,
with Fleming probably second
and Ruddock third. The winner
of the much-disputed Discobolus
Trophy was decided yesterday
afternoon, as Page beat Fleming
in football in the winner-take-all
finale. This year Ricketts has
won the Varsity Rating Trophy,
with Page runner-up and Lloyd
third.
Caltech's top individual sports
award, the Outstanding Caltech
Athlete Trophy, has been awarded
jointly to Steve Sheffield,
Randy Lewis, and Alan Kleinsasser.
In the sports-for-fun-andprofit
category, both Sheffield
and Lewis have been nominated
for NCAA scholarships of $1000
to help finance their graduate
work.
Tom Howell will be going to
Phoenix on June 4 to receive the
Gene Waldron Award. This $300
award goes to the outstandingjunior
baseball player in the NAJA
District III, based on scholarship,
citizenship, character, playing ability,
and extra-curricular activities.
Roger Goodspeed has also re-
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ceived recognition from the outside
world, as his opponents on
the SCIAC golf circuit have
awarded him the Jesse Clark Memorial
Trophy, based on his golfing
performances over the past
four years. He was also voted
the fourth spot on the All-SCIAC
team.
Winter sports award winners
include Tim Hight (Campbell
Swimming Trophy), Max Kay
(Most Improved Swimmer Trophy),
Lewis and Gary Zieve
Goint winners of the Latham
Wrestling Trophy). Tops on the
basketball courts were Jerry
Feely (Vesper Basketball Trophy)
and Mark and Mike Bandhauer
Goint winners of the Carl Shy
Freshman Basketball Trophy)..
Kleinsasser, Charlie Almquist,
and Gary Stormo have been
jointly awarded the Goldsworthy
Track Trophy. Other spring
sports winners are Tom Howell
and phil Gschwend Goint winners
of the Alumni Baseball Trophy)
and Jim Simmons and Roger
Goodspeed (co-winners of the J.
Ben Earl Golf Trophy).
Competition for the two tennis
trophies is still in progress. Bruce
Jacobsen, Dave Dummit, Dave
Beatty, and Bruce Eisenhart are
.still fighting for the Scott Tennis
Trophy, with the final match of
the tournament scheduled for
Tuesday at 4:00. The Novice
Tournament should be finished
by the end of the week.
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ICleinsasser Places
Second in NAJA
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by Bob Kieckhefer
Alan Kleinsasser led Tech
Runners at last week's NAIA
District III track meet with a
second place in the 800-meter
run. He would have broken his
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qualify for the finals, but both
ran their fastest times of the year
and were close to setting school
records.
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