Brown and White Vol. 66 no. 7

              butz mengel hayes are 1 2 3 ugliest with the additional inspiration of a bottle of scotch to spur their cam paigns the 13 ghouls aspiring for lehigh's ugliest man title shifted into high gear in an effort to gain last minute ballots contributed by the brown key society the scotch will supplement the original prizes of 5.00 and a specially designed ugly man key southern decor chosen for fall houseparty ducats are obtainable from all sec tion and fraternity representatives dancing will commence at 10 p.m friday and will extend through 2 a.m saturday scl's season opens at 8 rev wedel to talk at chapel sun the rev theodore o wedel ph.d s.t.d will be the guest speaker at the 11 a.m service this sunday in packer chapel dr wedel is the warden of . the college of preachers and a canon of washington cathedral washington d.c he was born in halstead kan and studied at harvard yale and marburg germany from 1918-1934 dr wedel was engaged as an in structor at yale the university of texas and carlton college minn at the 1952 general conven tion of the episcopal church canon wedel was elected presi dent of the house of deputies he has written several books in cluding the medieval attitude to wards astrology the coming great church and the christian ity of main street and craft facilities for individuals and organizations the chairman is william schiesser president of rhc and faculty adviser is residence halls director philip woodroofe to develop information with respect to the social facilities needed for dances parties mov ies and entertainment by living groups and other student orga nizations sac has established the sub-committee on student social facilities its chairman is clarence walbert president of town council and faculty ad visor is preston farr of the in stitute of research the chairman and the faculty ad viser of board of publications sub committee which will analyze the present and future requirements of the various student publications have not yet been announced the sub-committee on special facilities will take up the subject of facilities to be developed for the general usefulness of packer hall they will look into the feasibility of establishing a book store food fa cilities such as a snack bar or cof fee shop lounges post office in formation and ticket booths a bar ber shop and quiet rooms their recommendations to sac must take into considera tion the fact that such facilities as the dining rooms and book store are relatively fixed as far as location is concerned and their planning of necessity must be handled by specialists prof lawrence whitcomb of the department of geology is the faculty adviser the chairman is as yet un announced the above sub committees are to recommend to the student activi ties committee the facilities which their study suggests should be pro vided in the proposed university center also to be included in their report to sac are types and amount of space desired and minimum special space requirements and spe cial location acting as the information cen ter for these groups will be the sub-committee on campus be ations with arthur roth editor of the brown and white as chairman and prof j b mcfad den of the journalism depart ment as adviser it will be the duty of this sub committee to serve as a listening post for campus comments ques toins and discussions to accummu late all questions and sound out stu dent opinion and to disseminate in formation as released by sac and concerning committee activities and polls and to refer any information received to the pertinent committee one member of this sub-commit tee will be designated to sit with each of the other sub-committees to act as reporter and liaison officer the final reports of the sub-com mittees to sac are due dec 15 the polls situated in the library's main lobby have been open since tuesday and will close tomorrow at noon ballots in the form of hard cash have been tinkling into the boxes at a steady if not sensational rate which is expected to increase as the contest comes down to the wire alpha phi omega sponsors of the competition will donate all proceeds of the event to the campus chest fund drive currently in full swing as of wednesday lee butz erstwhile diamond ace and rep resentative of town council was ahead of the pack with 13.36 a margin of 4 over his nearest pursuer jerry mengel in third place was phi sigma's dark horse dean byron c hayes only faculty member entered with 5.32 pete veinott arcadia's contest ant harry stotz football captain and stan corbett rounded out the aspirants who had accumulated one dollar or more at wednesday's tabu lation following the leaders in respect ive order were pat tomasetti eddie cahn charles copp robert kist ler and mike ellinger bob moore and bill martin the apparently handsome tail-enders have yet to collect a cent in their coffers votes will be tabulated this after noon and the lucky winner will be announced between the halves of the lehigh-gettysburg gridiron clash slated for 2 pjn polio victim improved richard eckhardt 57 a victim of polio has improved considerably and has been removed from the st luke's hospital respirator at pres ent he is confined to a rocking bed which facilitates his normal breath ing planning lavish decorative outlays as a background to the music of tommy and jimmy dorsey the 1954 houseparty committee is setting its sights on a ticket sale of 1,000 for the annual fall frolic this year's motif will typify the south in general and new orleans in particular to provide a suitable setting for the re nowned dixieland music of the dorseys and the rhythmaires feature attractions in grace hall reversing traditional procedure the committee has placed the rhythmaires on the hall's lower floor this year in order to accom modate the many listeners who will flock to the rhythmaires diversi fied program of requests and jazz the dorseys will offer their na tionally famous style on grace hall's upper floor where extensive south ern scenery will surround the danc ers featured vocalists will be gla morous lynn roberts and bill ray mond ticket sale for this fall's hp will begin monday oct 18 and will continue until 6 p.m fri day oct 29 the night of the dance in another departure from regu lar procedure advance tickets will go for 5.00 while at-the-door ad missions will cost 5.50 starting off the 18th consecutive season of the student concerts-lec ture series helen roberts and rich ard walker will present a group of scenes and songs from gilbert and sullivan productions at 8 tonight in grace hall the program will include se lections from most of the fa mous shows written by the cele brated duo a number from the opera pati ence will begin the evening of mu sic this will be followed by a duet serenade the buttercup other well-known productions represented in the first part of the program are the sorcerer hms pinafore the pirates of pen zance and others following inter mission the duo will enact scenes from the mikado the rev t o wedel volume 66 — number 7 friday october 15 1954 parents to swell crowds at events this weekend lu bethlehem pa student groups to study plans for new bldg preliminary planning for the new university center got underway wednesday night with the forma tion of six student activities sub committees it will be the function of these committees to operate within a specific area developing infor mation concerning the provi sions which should be made for student oganizations in the cen ter and making recommenda tions to the student activities committee of arcadia examination of the needs and de sires of each student organization will be the task of the sub-commit tee on student organizations with ralph hamilton arcadia president as chairman and dean leith as fac ulty adviser the sub committee on student recreation will analyze the needs and desires of the students with re spect to games and amusements such as bowling ping-pong and television it will also study hobby parents will visit the lehigh cam pus for the annual fall parents weekend tonight tomorrow and sunday tickets for the football game against gettysburg are selling rapidly and the season's largest throng is expected to view the game starting off the parents week end will be tonight's student concerts-lecture program of excerpts from the gilbert and sullivan productions by helen roberts and richard walker to be held in grace hall before the game the university will provide lunch in grace hall for the students and their parents the faculty will be present at the lunch and this will be an opportunity for parents to meet the instructors almost all living groups will have some sort of party for the parents after the football game tomorrow at 9 p.m the campus chest committee will sponsor the annual charity ball during which a king and queen will be picked from the parents on the floor lee vin cent's orchestra will play for the dance to which the parents of stu dent donors will be admitted free of charge cops tow car after violation two lehigh seniors wound up in the custody of the bethlehem police wednesday after they ripped down a no-parking sign because they were late for an exam robert strange the driver parked his car illegally in front of the first moravian church on packer ay his companion ger ald fogelson tore off one of the signs police towed the car away police chief raymond reuter said fogelson would be charged with breach of the peace strange had to pay towing charges really gone ghouls . . . caricatures in varying degrees of grotesqueness representing the candidates for the dubious honor of being named the ugliest man on campus are shown above apo the sponsoring organization will award the winner 5.00 plus a bottle of scotch lehigh university brown and white