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[[Image:small_flag_2.jpg|thumb|right|200px|Back of the Small Flag]] | [[Image:small_flag_2.jpg|thumb|right|200px|Back of the Small Flag]] | ||
| − | The smaller of the band's two flags, this flag is homemade and roughly 1.5ft.x3ft with "RPI" on one side and a picture of [[Puckman]] on the other. This flag is run around the [[Houston Field House]] every time the [[Engineers]] [[Goal Celebration|score a goal]]. | + | The smaller of the band's two flags, this flag is homemade and roughly 1.5ft.x3ft with "RPI" on one side and a picture of [[Puckman]] on the other. This flag is run around the [[Houston Field House]] by a member of the band every time the [[Engineers]] [[Goal Celebration|score a goal]]. |
Prior to the [[2004-2005]] season, the flag was passed from one member of the band to the next, along with a wet floor sign which served as it's holder. The person who possessed the flag was charged with bringing it to the game and with making sure that someone was lined up to run it. At the end of the [[2003-2004]] season, it was passed to [[Andrew Bickford]] who had recently been elected manager and was already busy waving the [[Big Flag|big flag]] during goal celebrations. As a result of these facts and a lack of storage space in his room, the flag came to take up residence in [[West Hall]] with the band's instruments. | Prior to the [[2004-2005]] season, the flag was passed from one member of the band to the next, along with a wet floor sign which served as it's holder. The person who possessed the flag was charged with bringing it to the game and with making sure that someone was lined up to run it. At the end of the [[2003-2004]] season, it was passed to [[Andrew Bickford]] who had recently been elected manager and was already busy waving the [[Big Flag|big flag]] during goal celebrations. As a result of these facts and a lack of storage space in his room, the flag came to take up residence in [[West Hall]] with the band's instruments. | ||
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===Keepers of the Flag=== | ===Keepers of the Flag=== | ||
| − | *[[Matt Leonardi]]: ????- | + | *[[Christina Papini]] & [[Emilie Mausser]]: 2015-2016 |
| + | *[[Marc Barbret]]: 2013-2014 | ||
| + | *[[Nate James]]: 2012-2016 | ||
| + | *[[Susan Roggenkamp]]: 2012-2013 | ||
| + | *[[Tony Cao]]: 2010-2012 | ||
| + | *[[Matt Leonardi]]: ????-???? | ||
*[[Nick DiLiberto]]: 2003-2004 | *[[Nick DiLiberto]]: 2003-2004 | ||
*[[David Siebecker]]: ????-2003 | *[[David Siebecker]]: ????-2003 | ||
Latest revision as of 07:35, October 18, 2024
For the other flag, see Big Flag.
The smaller of the band's two flags, this flag is homemade and roughly 1.5ft.x3ft with "RPI" on one side and a picture of Puckman on the other. This flag is run around the Houston Field House by a member of the band every time the Engineers score a goal.
Prior to the 2004-2005 season, the flag was passed from one member of the band to the next, along with a wet floor sign which served as it's holder. The person who possessed the flag was charged with bringing it to the game and with making sure that someone was lined up to run it. At the end of the 2003-2004 season, it was passed to Andrew Bickford who had recently been elected manager and was already busy waving the big flag during goal celebrations. As a result of these facts and a lack of storage space in his room, the flag came to take up residence in West Hall with the band's instruments.
During the 2006-2007 season, the flag was taken by a member of the crowd after one of the hockey games. It wasn't recovered until several weeks later when Steve Camillieri found it in an apartment in the RAHPs. In the interim period, another smaller flag was fashioned out of felt as a replacement.
Keepers of the Flag
- Christina Papini & Emilie Mausser: 2015-2016
- Marc Barbret: 2013-2014
- Nate James: 2012-2016
- Susan Roggenkamp: 2012-2013
- Tony Cao: 2010-2012
- Matt Leonardi: ????-????
- Nick DiLiberto: 2003-2004
- David Siebecker: ????-2003