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tom gunn pass-snaring end stepped from the end zone in fischer field into the role of cap tain of next season's football team his teammates elected him last tuesday after a testimonial dinner to the team in the beethoven maennerchor sponsored by the lehigh home club seventeen varsity letters and sweaters were awarded for the first time to john cable 54 julian clark 55 bob clark 55 john conti 55 paul fedeles 53 tom gloede 55 grant hansel jr 53 john henderson 54 howard keim 55 marty maurer 54 herb meyer 53 bob miles 54 carl schilbe 53 harvey semilof 54 j john vallotti 55 dave walters 55 and hud hollenbach 53 veterans getting additional awards were chuck adams 53 bob bolte 55 tom gunn 54 jim hancock 53 bill horn 53 char lie hull 53 ill kitsos 53 bob migliaccio 55 bob morgan 53 joe moyer 53 george o'brien 55 howie schaeffer 53 walt trillhaase 53 and ron westfall 54 movies of the lafayette game were shown by coach bill leckon by to the 175 guests at the dinner the student activities commit tee decided on nov 21 that it would hold a hearing after thanksgiving on the action of the music department banning bernie argyle 53 from all music activi ties for ungentlemanly conduct al lewis 54 arcadia repre sentative on the student-faculty committee said that both sides would be asked to submit written statements to the committee the committee decision followed a request from arcadia that it con sider the case there is some ques tion whether argyle who was the leader of the collegian dance band could be barred from music activi ties other than those included in the combined music clubs consti tution to which the collegians group is subject the ousting of argyle came when argyle disputed the action of robert boudreau faculty adviser to the collegians who dismissed ralph bach 53 from the group for failure to appear to play at gov adlai stevenson's whistle stop speech in bethlehem on the ground that argyle was guilty of conduct unbecoming a j gentleman in voicing his objec tions boudreau removed him from the collegians the constitution of the combined music clubs author izes the faculty adviser to take such action george gansz head of the mu sic department told the brown and white wednesday that there had been no change made in argyle's status since he was banned capitol recording stars matt gillespie and his orchestra will supply the music for the annual winter dance the snow ball the dance sponsored by the sophomore class will be held at grace hall dec 13 from 9 to 1 the entire sophomore cabinet is on the committee for arrangements for the event co-chairman are robert seeds and tucker machette dress is informal and the price of a ticket is 1.95 a couple the dance follows the first home wres tling meet when lehigh takes on cornell decorations will consist of a snow man and possibly a large i store window effect for the band to play from according to ma i chette parties that night will not be allowed to start until midnight since the rule is that no group may hold a party in conflict with an all ! university function the snowball poster contest be gan yesterday and the first student to deposit the correct answer in one of the receptacles in either lamberton christmas-saucon or drown hall will be awarded the i prize during the intermission of the dance the poster is unfinished but something will be added each day and the winning student must guess what the final project is plus the slogan ifc to attempt frosh visitation fma refused cut memorial gilt plan drive should reach 167,000 tomorrow marks the kickoff date for the senior class memorial : gift plan drive which if actively j supported by the men on the 1953 i class should benefit the university i to the tune of 167,000 in twenty years headed by chuck rogers the drive calls for the enlistment of support of the members of the sen ior class in subscribing to a 300 20-year endowment policy which would mature by the twentieth re union of the senior class at this time the president and the pro gram director of the class would determine for what purpose the money is to be spent after attempt ing to get the desires of their class mates first step in the drive will be a j meeting of the solicitors tonight in drown hall there they will re ceive their instructions for canvas sing the seniors and also receive the thanks of the administration for undertaking the campaign by paul franz assistant to the presi dent the drive this semester will last for the next two weeks no monetary payment is to be made now but raiher the assurance of support is being sought first pre mium can be paid from the money deposited in june for the cap and gown acting under rogers dave leith heads the town council division of the drive with rudy berger and doug clausen heading the idc and ifc drives respectively siarna phi's cod debate visits by inter-fraternity council representatives to freshmen only upon their special request will be tried this year as a plan to ac quaint the frosh with fraternity life the plan which will be put on an experimental basis was pre sented and passed at a meeting of the council last week its purpose is also to give the frosh some sug gestions on rushing conduct in ad dition to informing him about costs and living condition of fraternities on fma the plan by which fra ternities would buy food and other items as a group ifc reported sev eral large meat packers in the val ley had been contacted about pos sible reduced meat prices for bulk buying the packers refused cut x-ates however on the grounds that it would injure their business with retailers meat packers in the scranton and philadelphia areas will be con tacted next if satisfactory results are not obtained the canned goods situation will be explored ifc re ifc also voted in favor of allow ing heads of the three living groups to participate in a non-voting ca pacity at arcadia meetings winners of the 120 williams debate first prize lin webster 53 seated and dick shaffer 55 speaking are pictured during finals in packard lab monday night they opposed state enactment of fepc in copping top honors student wiie star in cleo male and female leads will be taken by a student and wife team for the first time in the 68-year history of mustard and cheese with the staging of caesar and cleopatra friday and saturday at 8 p.m in broughal junior high school alan koppes 52 will appear as the roman emperor and his wife joan as the egyptian queen in the performance of shaw's satiri cal comedy though koppes has appeared several times in m&c productions this will be his wife's stage debut faculty wives includes mrs samuel goldberg wife of the math professor and mrs vincent forss wife of the ce professor lehigh dames taking parts are mary rowles audrey waisin eleanor jenkins and lulu fetzer helen search and patricia o'connell will represent mcw other lehigh students hand ling lead roles in the cast of 40 are richard grant 54 robert hardy 53 edward rand 54 james clark 56 gilbert moskowitz 56 george matarazzo 54 donald ap mnger 53 and john archibald 54 director is prof h barrett da vis head of the speech depart ment his assistant is henry tay lor 56 members of the production staff are thomas hey 53 stage mana ger donald baslow 56 assistant austin murphy 53 light manager robert bugie 54 business mana ger george kollsch 56 sound and music manager and tom asson 54 ticket manager negative debaters richard shaf fer 55 and lin webster 53 walked off with top prize in the williams debate finals in packard auditorium last monday night by the slimmest possible margin first prize of 120 was awarded to the negative team after judges returned a split three to two decision the 80 remainder of the prize money went to the affirma tive team composed of freshmen james riley and robert mccor mick debating the topic resolved that the pennsylvania legislature should enact a compulsory fair em ployment practices law the win ning team held that such a law would not accomplish the aims of toleration that have been attrib uted to it a compulsory fair prac tices law would breed more intol eration they said because of the coercion it must involve judging the debate were dr e b everitt assistant professor of english and former coach of de bate at muhlenberg college dr john d leith associate dean of students j walter maxwell uni versity bursar and purchasing agent dr howard j b ziegler associate professor and head of the philosophy department and dr j burke severs professor and head of the english department and three rounds of the debate with 3 win 0-loss records the debate was tape-recorded for broadcast this week over wgpa according to dwight freshley coach of debate and ad ministrator of the contest chairman of the williams prize committee shaffer and webster repre sented sigma phi in the debates while riley and mccormick were representatives of drinker house both teams emerged from the first rown cutd w hite gunn m i && jl#€?c£cb gxidders volume 64 — number 18 this year's football captain bill kitsos ieil congratulates la fayette game hero tommy gunn moments after the lanky end was named 1953 captain-elect by teammates lehigh university bethlehem pa gillespie to play at snow ball tuesday december 2 1952 argyle case will be heard
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Title | Brown and White Vol. 64 no. 18 |
Date | 1952-12-02 |
Month | 12 |
Day | 02 |
Year | 1952 |
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Title | Brown and White Vol. 64 no. 18 |
Date | 1952-12-02 |
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LCCN | 07019854 |
Source Repository Code | PBL |
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Digital Responsible Institution Code | PBL |
Issue/Edition Pattern | Semiweekly |
Title Essay | Published twice a week during the college year by the students of Lehigh University |
FullText | tom gunn pass-snaring end stepped from the end zone in fischer field into the role of cap tain of next season's football team his teammates elected him last tuesday after a testimonial dinner to the team in the beethoven maennerchor sponsored by the lehigh home club seventeen varsity letters and sweaters were awarded for the first time to john cable 54 julian clark 55 bob clark 55 john conti 55 paul fedeles 53 tom gloede 55 grant hansel jr 53 john henderson 54 howard keim 55 marty maurer 54 herb meyer 53 bob miles 54 carl schilbe 53 harvey semilof 54 j john vallotti 55 dave walters 55 and hud hollenbach 53 veterans getting additional awards were chuck adams 53 bob bolte 55 tom gunn 54 jim hancock 53 bill horn 53 char lie hull 53 ill kitsos 53 bob migliaccio 55 bob morgan 53 joe moyer 53 george o'brien 55 howie schaeffer 53 walt trillhaase 53 and ron westfall 54 movies of the lafayette game were shown by coach bill leckon by to the 175 guests at the dinner the student activities commit tee decided on nov 21 that it would hold a hearing after thanksgiving on the action of the music department banning bernie argyle 53 from all music activi ties for ungentlemanly conduct al lewis 54 arcadia repre sentative on the student-faculty committee said that both sides would be asked to submit written statements to the committee the committee decision followed a request from arcadia that it con sider the case there is some ques tion whether argyle who was the leader of the collegian dance band could be barred from music activi ties other than those included in the combined music clubs consti tution to which the collegians group is subject the ousting of argyle came when argyle disputed the action of robert boudreau faculty adviser to the collegians who dismissed ralph bach 53 from the group for failure to appear to play at gov adlai stevenson's whistle stop speech in bethlehem on the ground that argyle was guilty of conduct unbecoming a j gentleman in voicing his objec tions boudreau removed him from the collegians the constitution of the combined music clubs author izes the faculty adviser to take such action george gansz head of the mu sic department told the brown and white wednesday that there had been no change made in argyle's status since he was banned capitol recording stars matt gillespie and his orchestra will supply the music for the annual winter dance the snow ball the dance sponsored by the sophomore class will be held at grace hall dec 13 from 9 to 1 the entire sophomore cabinet is on the committee for arrangements for the event co-chairman are robert seeds and tucker machette dress is informal and the price of a ticket is 1.95 a couple the dance follows the first home wres tling meet when lehigh takes on cornell decorations will consist of a snow man and possibly a large i store window effect for the band to play from according to ma i chette parties that night will not be allowed to start until midnight since the rule is that no group may hold a party in conflict with an all ! university function the snowball poster contest be gan yesterday and the first student to deposit the correct answer in one of the receptacles in either lamberton christmas-saucon or drown hall will be awarded the i prize during the intermission of the dance the poster is unfinished but something will be added each day and the winning student must guess what the final project is plus the slogan ifc to attempt frosh visitation fma refused cut memorial gilt plan drive should reach 167,000 tomorrow marks the kickoff date for the senior class memorial : gift plan drive which if actively j supported by the men on the 1953 i class should benefit the university i to the tune of 167,000 in twenty years headed by chuck rogers the drive calls for the enlistment of support of the members of the sen ior class in subscribing to a 300 20-year endowment policy which would mature by the twentieth re union of the senior class at this time the president and the pro gram director of the class would determine for what purpose the money is to be spent after attempt ing to get the desires of their class mates first step in the drive will be a j meeting of the solicitors tonight in drown hall there they will re ceive their instructions for canvas sing the seniors and also receive the thanks of the administration for undertaking the campaign by paul franz assistant to the presi dent the drive this semester will last for the next two weeks no monetary payment is to be made now but raiher the assurance of support is being sought first pre mium can be paid from the money deposited in june for the cap and gown acting under rogers dave leith heads the town council division of the drive with rudy berger and doug clausen heading the idc and ifc drives respectively siarna phi's cod debate visits by inter-fraternity council representatives to freshmen only upon their special request will be tried this year as a plan to ac quaint the frosh with fraternity life the plan which will be put on an experimental basis was pre sented and passed at a meeting of the council last week its purpose is also to give the frosh some sug gestions on rushing conduct in ad dition to informing him about costs and living condition of fraternities on fma the plan by which fra ternities would buy food and other items as a group ifc reported sev eral large meat packers in the val ley had been contacted about pos sible reduced meat prices for bulk buying the packers refused cut x-ates however on the grounds that it would injure their business with retailers meat packers in the scranton and philadelphia areas will be con tacted next if satisfactory results are not obtained the canned goods situation will be explored ifc re ifc also voted in favor of allow ing heads of the three living groups to participate in a non-voting ca pacity at arcadia meetings winners of the 120 williams debate first prize lin webster 53 seated and dick shaffer 55 speaking are pictured during finals in packard lab monday night they opposed state enactment of fepc in copping top honors student wiie star in cleo male and female leads will be taken by a student and wife team for the first time in the 68-year history of mustard and cheese with the staging of caesar and cleopatra friday and saturday at 8 p.m in broughal junior high school alan koppes 52 will appear as the roman emperor and his wife joan as the egyptian queen in the performance of shaw's satiri cal comedy though koppes has appeared several times in m&c productions this will be his wife's stage debut faculty wives includes mrs samuel goldberg wife of the math professor and mrs vincent forss wife of the ce professor lehigh dames taking parts are mary rowles audrey waisin eleanor jenkins and lulu fetzer helen search and patricia o'connell will represent mcw other lehigh students hand ling lead roles in the cast of 40 are richard grant 54 robert hardy 53 edward rand 54 james clark 56 gilbert moskowitz 56 george matarazzo 54 donald ap mnger 53 and john archibald 54 director is prof h barrett da vis head of the speech depart ment his assistant is henry tay lor 56 members of the production staff are thomas hey 53 stage mana ger donald baslow 56 assistant austin murphy 53 light manager robert bugie 54 business mana ger george kollsch 56 sound and music manager and tom asson 54 ticket manager negative debaters richard shaf fer 55 and lin webster 53 walked off with top prize in the williams debate finals in packard auditorium last monday night by the slimmest possible margin first prize of 120 was awarded to the negative team after judges returned a split three to two decision the 80 remainder of the prize money went to the affirma tive team composed of freshmen james riley and robert mccor mick debating the topic resolved that the pennsylvania legislature should enact a compulsory fair em ployment practices law the win ning team held that such a law would not accomplish the aims of toleration that have been attrib uted to it a compulsory fair prac tices law would breed more intol eration they said because of the coercion it must involve judging the debate were dr e b everitt assistant professor of english and former coach of de bate at muhlenberg college dr john d leith associate dean of students j walter maxwell uni versity bursar and purchasing agent dr howard j b ziegler associate professor and head of the philosophy department and dr j burke severs professor and head of the english department and three rounds of the debate with 3 win 0-loss records the debate was tape-recorded for broadcast this week over wgpa according to dwight freshley coach of debate and ad ministrator of the contest chairman of the williams prize committee shaffer and webster repre sented sigma phi in the debates while riley and mccormick were representatives of drinker house both teams emerged from the first rown cutd w hite gunn m i && jl#€?c£cb gxidders volume 64 — number 18 this year's football captain bill kitsos ieil congratulates la fayette game hero tommy gunn moments after the lanky end was named 1953 captain-elect by teammates lehigh university bethlehem pa gillespie to play at snow ball tuesday december 2 1952 argyle case will be heard |
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