Brown and White Vol. 66 no. 5

              their dinks downtown anymore be cause of recent disharmonies with bethlehem teen-agers excuses for classes that used to be obtained from the health service can only be obtained with a health service applica tion through the dean's office because dr karl o keck had to take too much time issuing ex cuses there is a possibility that there might be speed regulations invoked on the campus screeching tires have led many people to believe that safe driving principles are not being followed to the letter on parts of the campus arcadia again plans to conduct a student evaluation of the courses for the fall semester in spite of the faculty's recommendation that the evaluations be given less frequently than they have been in the past snow removal may be put into the hands of the students who live in the dorms it was felt that this might be a better method of clearing snow than the present method of putting salt on the snow intra-murals playoffs are going to take place in their appropriate sea sons if possible last year the play offs in football were not completed until late spring cars that are parked in the uni versity parking lot at the corner of brodhead and packer ayes with out an appropriate university stick er displayed in the windshield will rceive tickets from the university police chest funds aid numerous causes world university service will re ceive half the proceeds of this year's campus chest fund drive which will open monday co-chairmen buell a miller ! and eugene c murphy an nounced that the remainder of the funds will be distributed as follows 25 to the lehigh j scholarship fund 10 to the united negro college fund 10 to the bethlehem community chest and the remaining 5 to non-student appeals the purpose of the lehigh schol arship fund is to give financial aid ' to needy and deserving students some of the worthy non-student causes include red cross cancer fund march of dimes and heart fund assisting miller and murphy with the campaign will be cecil w bent ley publicity paul e yeaton pub icity assistant henry petri treasur er and robert f balestier secre tary those members of the general staff who will aid in the drive include j benjamin reinoehl john b chuhinka louis m soars c roger shoch joseph j hersch robert f zecher donald s spitzer j peter hynes richard w shaffer da vid h fenton richard l glass berg and ralph w hamilton the fourth annual reading con ference to be held in packard audi torium tomorrow will be addressed by dr donald d durrell registration for the meeting will open at 8:30 a.m and the general session is scheduled for 9:15 president martin d whitaker will welcome the delegates introductions will be made by dr harold p thomas head of the department of education and director of the bureau of education service chairman for the opening session will be dr john cartwright superintendent of al lentown schools dr durrel dean of the school of education at boston universi ty will speak at the morning session and the luncheon the discussion-type conference is to help define the role of the ele mentary school teacher the second ary school teacher and the adminis trator in planning an effective read ing program dr durrell is a former teacher and director of extra-curricular ac tivities in lowa high schools he spent two years as a research as see kuadunur page 5 students who are aware that their parents sent directly to the athletic office for reservations to the par ents day gettysburg game should claim their tickets there without de lay paul e short assistant director of athletics announced today to avoid possible disappoint ments short described the proced ure for obtaining tickets as follows 1 parents should return reservation card to son 2 son presents id card and reserva tion card for tickets the following students should claim parents tickets at the athletic office short said david anderson leslie baker michael baker james bevan charles burke edwin dederer jr robert w giovacco myron s harkavy s jackson hube mid stephen j repka wil liam wilson 111 parents day begun for the first time last year will also include the scl program of selections from gil bert and sullivan on friday night saturday's activities will feature the football game a buffet luncheon and the charity ball that evening polio strikes second victim polio has hit the lehigh cam pus for the second time in a week david dietrich a freshman from shoemakersville pa is under ob servation at st luke's hospital dietrich who lives in rich ards 3a was taken to st luke's monday afternoon tests were taken on monday and the re sults will be released soon in order to prevent polio from spreading 35 section residents have received shots of gamma globulin richard echardt 57 who was ad mitted to st luke's last friday with polio is reported in fair condition rhythmaires added to menu for fall hp with dorseys lehigh university bethlehem pa friday october 8 1954 lehigh university brown and w hite keep dinks on campus solons advise frosh giving is reward prexy declares volume 66 — number 5 an unidentified dinkster drops his dollar into the campus chest pot during last year's campaign for funds parts of his and your dol lars will go to help foreign universities the lehigh scholarship fund and the city community chest drive the well will make its 1954 debut on monday solid in dancing accompaniment the group also offers current pop hits and is characteried by its skill in presenting the finest in dixieland with the dorsey aggregation appearing on the top floor of grace hall the rhythmaires will supply their music simultane ously on the hall's lower floor tickets for the affair are priced at 5.00 advance and 5.50 at the door the dance will feature a mardi gras motif theme of this year's hp in recent years the rhythmaires itinerary has included engage ments at villanova beaver frank lin and marshall gettysburg georgetown and many other east ern colleges that they have satisfied their listeners is evidenced by their many return appearances through out the east since their inception the rhythm aires trademark has been their out standing versatility in addition to rendering both the smooth and the combining with the tommy and jimmy dorsey orchestra to offer le high a long-to-be-remebered fall houseparty weekend the versatile rhythmaires will present a varied menu for dance fans on grace hall's lower floor friday oct 29 composed of some of the finest musicians from philadel phia and new york the group has already won distinction as philadelphia's big little or chestra by virtue of its ever increasing appeal arcadia reported at its wednes day meeting that 18 freshmen were caught with cars on the campus last year before they were officially per mitted to have their cars on the le high campus all 18 students were given the university penalty of not being allowed to have a car for an ad ditional semester one of these 18 students was caught last semester with his car on the campus and has received addi tional penalties he has received three disciplinary demerits and can not have his car on the campus for another year i freshmen were told not to wear cyanide picks 1 rher 4 greeks from juniors to lehigh university students one of the aims of student life at lehigh university is that of provid ing experiences as nearly approximating those of mature citizenship as is possible a recognized force in the shaping of the american scene has been the community chest idea in which a sense of responsibility for the less fortunate prompts the financial support of those agencies dedicated to assisting the needy such giving has a two-fold value it not only aidsi those who merit support but yields rewards in terms of character to the donor we are fortunate that a tradition has been established on the lehigh campus wherein students give of their own time and money to promote this avorthy ideal in the form of the campus chest its objectives are worthy and its record has been a proud one for the university any student by his free-will participation establishes a habit of value not only to his campus community but to himself and to any community in which he may live m d whitaker president cyanide elected five new members last wednesday night at their closed meeting in drown hall the new members are ron murray of drinker 56 ferdi nand thun of sigma chi 56 frank macri of richards 56 dick cogswell of chi psi 56 and ed kottcamp of beta theta pi 56 officers and other members of cyanide are bob worley presi dent dave walton vice-president fred shaffer secretary bob zecher trasurer len dorsett jack dough erty wayne parker george mac lean pete vinnott bill zeiter bob balestier dave lanphear kent hoffman and bruce waechter reading convo starts tomorrow parents tix await claim