Brown and White Vol. 68 no. 20

              twenty-two of the s2 students who jtoojk out arcadia petitions have returned them they will be the candidates for arcadia in the com ing election on dec 10-12 the candidates are r brittain adams 59 dean boyce 58 dennis brennan 59 robert s draper 59 hugh glasgow 59 joseph m gratto 58 kenneth m graves 58 robert e grif fin 59 and byron henry 58 sheldon holzer 58 douglas kirn 58 bruce larsen 58 john mim naugh 58 joseph muscarelle 58 alfred e myers joel newman 59 paul podgursky 59 and stephen seltzer 58 john h shively 58 charles til linghast 58 clarence e wright 59 and ernest s young 59 the total of 22 candidates rep ret.ents exactly the same number of students who aspired to ar cadia last year 32 persons or iginally took out election peti tions but ten either failed to get . the required 30 signatures or withdrew in favor of other can didates from their own living group twenty of the 22 who ran last year eventually served on the student governing body 6 solon s won't run moving in — these roommates in the new dorm are shown friday night as they unpac their belongings philip b woodroofe director of residence halls okayed opening of the building although it is not yet completed by dan kent richard 11 one of shakespear's great historical tragedies will open the 71st season of mustard and cheese friday night at 8 p.m in broughal jr high school the second performance will begin at 7:30 p.m saturday night and will be followed by the sno-ball dance students will be admitted with their id cards both nights they may also purchase 3.00-per-couple combination tickets for the play and the dance saturday night for this production prof h barrett davis the director has edited and cut portions of the original opus there were two reasons for this first it was necessary to shorten the play so that it would fit into the saturday night schedule the second reason was the complexity of the work a highly complicated web of plots sub plots and historical background the edited version will be a simpler faster-moving drama at the same time however the flow of the play's verse will re main for the most part intact broughal auditorium is a hive of activity this week as actors stage crew and technicians complete pre parations for the weekend's presen tation friday and saturday night audiences will see the culmination of months of hard work by all the members of the dramatic club the club has used this year's spec ial new equipment appropriation for construction of new scenery and platforms the installation of two new scene tracks in the auditorium and the purchase of material for new draperies band to give noel concert sunday at 4 2 bands for ball two original band compositions by guest conductor dr vincent per sichetti head of the composition de partment of the philadelphia con servatory of music will be presented by the university band at the an nual christmas concert in grace hall at 4 p.m sunday persichetti in addition to his activities at the conservatory is also a lecturer in composition at julliard school of music and music editor for the elkan-vogel music publishing house the two original compositions en titled psalm and pageant will be presented in the lehigh valley for the first time psalm was commissioned by the national band fraternity and was first presented at the university of louisville in 1952 that same year it was selected for performance at the college band directors national association convention as one of the eight most outstanding compo sitions for band written in the last several years pageant was commissioned by see concert page 5 settled — this new resident of dorm x appears quite settled in his new quarters here he is shown reading the b&w while resting his arms on the modern built-in furniture many of the almost 300 lessees have moved in already after 3 months dorm x men move in fanfares and a brass band were in absentia friday and saturday but many of the 284 new residence hall lease-holders hauled their belong ings through the new portals any way after a three-month delay misplaced upperclassmen were given the go signal to occupy by bob grinchuk lack of time prevents many quali fied men from seeking re-election to arcadia the brown and white learned sunday after contacting five of the six present arcadians eligible to seek re-election the b&w had a collection of quotes that were similar to these i'm discour aged and the prestige of ar cadia will be at its lowest ebb if it isn't reorganized solon fred o'such 58 said lack of time was the principal reason he isn't seeking reelection he said he was discouraged at the poor turnout of arcadia members at campus committee meetings i called five meetings o'such said and at almost all of them only two out of a possible dozen and my self attended bill norlander arcadia secre tary also said he lacked time norlander said the conflict be see no time page 3 calling at woodroofe's office for a ventilator-adjustment key said that the residence halls director told him to make sure he put paper on a chair before he stood on it to adjust the heat coming into his room formal opening and dedications see dedication page 5 even if it isn't snowing outdoors saturday night there wil be white flakes on the upper floor of grace hall — at the annual sno-ball dance with a snow man as center piece the affair will take place in a winter setting live christmas trees will add to this winter illusion and ac cording to ted rojahn 59 pub licity committee member over head lights will illuminate snow flakes falling to the floor sponsored by the sophomore class the ball will feature two bands this year mark hilburn and parke frankenfield are the artists who will provide four continuous hours of dance and dixie music from 9 p.m to 1 a.m the dance will be semi formal a small houseparty weekend will begin at 7:30 p.m saturday when mustard and cheese will pre sent richard ii in the brcughal jr high school auditorium the evening's activities will be concluded at various fraternity and residence hall parties lehigh's band will present a free concert on the lower floor of grace hall at 4 p.m sunday vincent persi chetti a contemporary composer will be the featured artist two of his pieces pagent and psalm for band will be played combination tickets to the play and dance are 3 ducats to the sno ball alone are 2.75 tickets may be obtained from sophomore cabinet members or from mrs moravec in drown hall students await hearings douglas l white 58 and charles e corns 59 students charged with involuntary manslaughter and disorderly conduct respectively are still awaiting hearings in their cases white was arrested nov 20 following the death of thomas preston 65 a pedestrian struck by whites car white's hearing has been held 1 iip because of the illness of alderman wallace worth worth has now recovered and the hearing will take place in two weeks white is free on 1,000 bail posted by the pennsylvania manufac turer's assn corns who posted 19 bail on a disorderly conduct charge has not yet had a hearing if no hearing materializes corns will forfeit bail their new quarters in a bulletin from philip b woodroofe di rector of residence halls last week woodroofe emphasized that the new building is not yet complete and is not expected to be until dec 1.5 he said certain discomforts wijl have to be borne until the heating system and other facilities have been properly adjusted the moving process has been quiet thus far with no difficulties ex pected as the ground floor of the building is off limits and entrance walks are incomplete only one door is available for students to enter and leave the building wooden catwalks have been construded in order to halt mud tracking few incidents have been re ported but one junior after b&w to publish pix info of solon candidates as a service to the student elector ate the brown and white will pub lish information and pictures of the 22 arcadia candidates in friday's issue besides listing their living groups age and activities the candidates will present their platforms 22 candidates seek solonship 10 petitions out vol 68 — no 20 bethlehem pa tuesday dec 4 195s lehigh university brown and w hite university 6-0331 sno-ballweekend to open with edited richard ii