Brown and White Vol. 66 no. 51

              clifford bartholomew past president of the pennsylvania branch national association of secondary school principals congratulates a f hunsberger who succeeds him l to r trever williams vice president bartholomew hunsberger and arthur oplinger sec.-treas photo by sienkiewicz sylvania secondary school princi pals association extended greetings from the state organization at the dinner our biggest challenge lies in pre venting the placing of diverse types of pupils in too few patterns dr cartwright advised the delegates at the banquet it is easier to adjust the pupil than it is to adjust the pattern of the institutions the speaker summarized the clarence b campbell vice-presi dent of the edward campbell com pany vineland n.j will return to lehigh to join the counselling staff on july 1 he will be coordinator of scholarships and self-help in the of fice of the director of student per sonnel services a graduate of temple univer sity campbell served on the le high staff as assistant director of admissions for five years prior to accepting his post with the campbell company in 1952 he received his masters degree from lehigh in 1947 prior to coming to lehigh he served as supervising principal of the springfield township high school he served for 21 months as a rocket officer in the fourth ma rine division at saipan and iwo jima during world war 11 the weather i i the weatherman's prediction for tomorrow and saturday is fair with probable thundershowers late in the day temperatures are expected to remain about the same so if you plan to leave the cam pus this weekend better take an umbrella — - just in case tennis tournament begins wednesday results of recent polls on what the pupil expects of schools he gave emphasis to a recent meet ing of the state school district superintendent's association in hershey where representatives of organizations were asked the question he chose as his ban quet topic more attention to details and fundamentals in both the high see biggest page 4 lehigh's new 300-man dorm scheduled for completion by september 1956 began to take form this week as workmen poured the first footings for the building down the hill workmen had temporarily abandoned the excava tion for the extension to packer hall after they ran into a 100-foot-long mass of solid rock bob numbers 50 ex-lehigh football star and foreman on the dorm job stated that completion of the footings depends on the arrival of the steel reinforcing rods pouring is now being done on the west por tion of the excavation numbers said that on the packer hall project they've hit what ap pears to be a solid mass of rock which will have to be removed by blasting blasting crews are expect ed to begin operation by the end of this week numbers reported that the packer hall wing which housed the psychology department of fices is due to come down de molition has been held up how ever as the blasting crews need the land to work on and the hole created by the excavation would hinder their work footings for the new extension onto packer will be poured as soon as the old wing and the rock are taken away numbers said that the perimeter of the excavation has been dug ah that remains is to dig down to the required level — about 12 feet in the western end of the excavation the university center is ex pected to be put into operation in the fall of 1957 andrew litzenberger director of build ings and grounds stated that he would like to have the exten sion covered by alumni day next year gutting of the old building is expected to be com pleted by october this year phillip b woodroofe director oi residence halls stated that he would like to have use of the new 300-man dorm by september 1956 completion on time of both build ings depends on deliveries and good weather during the early months litzenberger stated activity will be limited to the as phalt courts at steel field the winner will be awarded a replica of the j l beaver cup and the second place contestant will also receive an award j l beaver was a professor of electrical engineering at lehigh un til his retirement in 1953 congdon given service award dr wray h congdon dean of stu dents was one of five leaders in community activities to be given a distinguished service award by the northampton county voiture 697 40 et 8 at a dinner last wednesday evening at the forks township fire company social quarters dean congdon was cited for his contribution to community activities including red cross and community chest service august consilio a bethlehem attorney made the pres entation 592 register for first term the annual summer school j l beaver tennis trophy tournament sponsored by the physical education department and under the guidance of prof fay o bartlett will begin on july 8 and continue until july 22 the tournament is open to all regular and graduate summer school students as well as mem bers of the faculty registration for prospective entries will close on july 6 a list for the contestants will be placed outside the pe office on the third floor of taylor gym and on july 7 a list with the drawings and seedings will be posted outside the office when the seedings are post ed the players are requested to con tact each other and arrange a con venient playing date students must supply their own tennis balls and no play will be per mitted on the clay courts since all education group schedules picnic the lehigh department of educa tion will sponsor a picnic for edu cation students and the students families at nazareth park on july 6 the picnic will be under the super vision of george w hayward final figures for the first six-week session announced by james h wagner registrar tuesday show that there are 592 graduates and un dergraduates registered for the uni versity's summer course offerings of this total 417 are under graduates and 175 graduate stu dents these figures do not in clude the special undergraduate engineering workshop program and two education workshops for graduates the number shows an increase in comparison to last summer's enroll ment of 495 of last summer's total 301 were undergraduates and 194 graduates these figures do not in clude summer workshop sessions dean wray h congdon bethlehem pa thursday june 30 1955 lehigh university brown and white biggest job of teachers analyzed by cartwright vol 66 — no 51 summer un 6-0331 center delayed by rock mass campbell to join lu counselling staff tomorrow our biggest job is to help the pupil know what is inside of him self dr john s cartwright super intendent of allentown schools told 85 high school principals and teachers last thursday night in lamberton hall dr cartwright spoke at the dinner highlighting the ninth annual lehigh conference of the pennsylvania branch national association of secondary school principals his topic was what the people want schools to do the conference was held on cam pus thursday and friday with dr harold p thomas director of the summer school and head of the edu cation department as general co ordinator dr oscar granger and dr lemuel johnston of the educa tion department were coordinators for the sessions educational problems in four areas were considered by the edu cators in seminars during the two days and final group reports were submitted to the delegates at the last session friday afternoon a f hunsberger principal of quakertown high school was named president of the organi zation at elections held prior to thursday evening's dinner other officers are trever wil liams principal of bangor high school vice-president and ar thur oplinger principal of hel lertown high school secretary treasurer samuel w jacobs principal of greensburg junior-senior high school and president of the penn workmen spread concrete on the first laying of footings for the new 300-man dormitory next to taylor hall excavation plans call for the demolition of the incinerator upper left completion date of the project depends upon weather conditions and deliveries of materials according to the foreman photo by sienkiewicz