Brown and White Vol. 68 no. 43

              daphne hellman and hal hol brook featured artists on the scl program next friday at 7:30 at grace hall have announced their program miss hellman a harpist will play compositions by gold ger shwin anderson waller and lizst her popular numbers will include blue tango synco pated clock scotch swing second hungarian rhapsody some selections in a boogie beat and a medley of hit tunes holbrook famed impersonator of mark twain will number among his comedy sketches accident insur ance advice to youth on talking the awful german op era taming the bicycle how to be 70 and a ghost story no more salk shots til may dick gaintner groups to nominate houseporty queen 2 scl artists prepare varied program for hp president of beta theta pi fra ternity rounding out the top positions for the fraternity men are ron vaughn theta delta chi and dick harris pi lambda phi they were elected to the offices of secretary and trea surer respectively beaten out in both these elections was george jennings 59 recently elected treasurer of the sophomore class nominations for ifc officers are made by the executive com mittee and from the floor all men who gained office though were committee nominees other officers of residence halls council are bob corson taylor and warren ferdinandsen price they were elected to the position of vice president and secretary respectively rhc elects no treasurer out-going officers of ifc are james bain beta theta pi presi dent dick dougherty alpha tau omega veep gary scott phi gam ma delta secretary and arnold rosenberg pi lambda phi trea surer joe mooney served as presi dent of the fraternity men until he was forced to relinquish the office when he graduated in february ex officers of rhc are art tritsch and ev wright who were president and secretary respectively the vice-presidency position was vacant don garaventi arid jim clarke were named to the top positions of the interfraternity council and resi dence halls council respectively at meetings held early this week garaventi the president of delta upsilon defeated bob holcombe of delta tau delta for the presidency of ifc active in student affairs and an outstand ing student gareventi is a mem ber of both cyanide and omi cron delta kappa clarke a resident of taylor house was elected on the first ballot he is a five-year business-chemical en gineering student dick gaintner editorial director of the brown and white won the ifc veep job as he defeated bob holcombe who was nominated for both the presidency and vicepresi dency gaintner who is majoring in philosophy is also a member of both cyanide and odk and is that coveted honor spring houseparty queen 1957 will be sought by a record number of beautiful females if present plans materialize blind dates fiances sisters and wives are expected to be among the more than 40 nominees selected by various living groups for the honor sue alcock a 19-year-old pennsylvanian and a blind date won over three finalists last year each living group is being sent instructions for nominating their choice according to john steinbrunn 58 queen committee chair man more than 40 candidates will assemble in room 167 in grace hall at 11 friday night six candidates will be selected from this group and the judges will select three from the six the winner will be selected from these three the queen will receive a crown floral bouquet and a trophy the two runners-up will receive bouquets and trophies and the re maining three judged on the stage will receive bouquets skitch henderson and lord money are expected to be two of the judges the others have not yet been selected members of the junior class completed final rounds of can vassing living groups this week to sell ducats with preliminary sales running ahead of last year ticket chairman bill helfrich 58 predicts an attendance approximating 1300 tickets may be purchased in the arcadia office in drown hall next week at 5 each they will be sold at the door the night of the dance for 5.50 the evening promises to supply an array of personalities for houseparty goers preceding the dance daphne hellman harpist and commediene will entertain dancers will have both extremes of the musical scale to toe to in the evening of diversity lord money represents the recent trend to calypso dancers and is reputed to have an array of these tunes ready for dancers and listeners alike downstairs in grace hall henderson maestro of many musical talents should keep feet flying all night his music which is just as enjoyable to listen to as it is to dance to leaves little to be desired see henderson page 5 consider student opinion solons ask by bob teufel student opinion should be given careful consideration in the choosing of an operator for the new dining center according to a motion passed by arcadia at their meeting wednesday night the solons made the stand after a discussion on the petition cir culated by two price hall sophomores protesting the possible choice of the present operator of lamberton hall as operator of the new din ing center a motion made by ernie young 59 and passed unanimously stated arcadia s the representative body of lehigh students feels strongly that student opinion be given fullest consideration before any contract i for the eating concession is made several of the arcadians called for strong action when they were in formed of the petition protesting the present lamberton operator and of rumors that he was preparing to move into the center when facilities there are completed joe gratto 58 president of the student government body ' stated that arcadia will send a letter to the deans office stating the opinion of arcadia on the matter and requesting that prop er action be taken by the uni versity the arcadians also discussed the question as to whether or not stu dents eating in the center should wear coats and ties to dinner next year after discussion it was decided by the group to leave the choice up brown and white staff to work easter sunday students will not be able to pro cure salk vaccine shots from the health center until may 1 dr george mccoy director of the cen ter said yesterday only those who have already signed up to receive the injec tions will be able to continue their immunization according to the director dr mccoy stated that the center only stores enough of the serum to take care of those who have signed up with the registrar since each batch of the vaccine is only good for a certain period of time enough vaccine may be received by may 1 to resume the program the doctor stated applications due may 6 for special ss tests a special selective service col lege qualification test will be held thursday may 16 for those students who were unable to take the regu larly scheduled tests applications for the may 16 test must be postmarked not later than midnight may 6 in order to be eligible to apply for the special test to be given on may 16 a student need not have ap plied for one of the previous tests applicants for the special test should request assistance in filling out their application cards from local board clerks see arcadia page 4 for the first time in recent years the brown and white staff will pub lish a newspaper on easter sunday to come out on tuesday april 23 the schcol year beginning earlier and ending earlier and all vacations moved ahead a full week or more have all set the publ'cation schedule out of whack i other area schools including cedar crest college and muhlenberg have suspended classes on good fri day as usual and consider the week end a holiday brown and white staff will spend the day in drown hall putting out | the paper and all advertising and material meant for tuesday's issue must be in drown hall by 2 p.m sunday afternoon happy easter | aixeniicn — the air foice pi events a new ilag to the university in ceremonies held at the flagpole no they're not saluting left-handed our photographer inverted the negative when printing the picture lehigh university brown and white un 6-0331 friday april 19 1957 v 01.68 — no 43 clark garaventi win rhc ifc presidency don garaventi daphne hellman boogie on a harp