Brown and White Vol. 73 no. 19

              ten candidates will seek the seven vacant arcadia positions as student government elections be gin at 9 a.m tuesday eight sophomores and two jun iors hope to win the posts in the two-day election ending 4:30 wed nesday afternoon although 15 posts are vacated each year only seven are filled by direct student ballot eight are appointed to arcadia by various representative campus groups the recently chosen representa tives and their groups include rhc jerry moreno 63 town council jerome subkow 63 pub lications geo sander davis 64 drama and debating duncan payne 63 music henry schmitt contract let for major job on sayre roads a 380,000 contract has been awarded to j h beers inc ban gor for the widening of roads and installing of underground utility lines on the university's upper campus in sayre park elmer w glick treasurer of the university announced today the contract includes the exten sion of lhe width of roads from the present average of 17 ft to 2z ft in the sayre park area where some of the living-group accommoda tions for lehigh undergraduates are located new storm and sanitary sewer systems and underground conduits for electric ansl telephone lines are also included in the contract glick said the work on the roads and the utility lines will ex see 380,000 page 3 dr elmer c bratt head of the department of economics and so ciology will speak tonight at 8 in the osbourne room of the university ceter on understanding economic conditions the senior lecture series talks open to the public are co-spon sored by the senior class and omicron delta kappa national leader ship honorary prior to the lecture dr and mrs bratt will be honored at a luncheon attended by the four senior class officers and the officers of omi rcn delta kappa in the rathbono room at 6:30 p.m following the talk a reception will be held in the faculty lounge md refreshments will be served an authority in the fields of eco nomic change and business fore casting who is much in demand as in industrial consultant and an j'yst dr bratt was on leave of absence twice to serve the govern ment from 1942 to 1945 he was chief analyst for the bureau of foreign see sls page 4 how would you like to be a prof of philosophy will serve as moderator professor gould who is head of the industrial engineering depariment joined the staff in 1947 he received his bs from massachusetts institute of technology and his m s at lehigh in 1949 professor dolabkins received his diploma from gottingen in 1949 in 1953 he obtained his m.a from rutgers university where he also received his ph.d in 1956 professor wilansky received his b.a in 1941 from dalhousie canada where he received hi b.s in 1942 in 1947 he received his ph.d from brown university professor haynes received his a.b from butler in 1941 his m.a in 1949 from illinois and his ph.d in 1949 from illinois the program committee of the american asso ciation of university professors will present a panel discussion entitled careers in college teaching opportunities challenges drawbacks in the os bourne room of the university center tuesday at 8 p.m there is no charge for admission and the public is invited to attend invitations to the discussion have been sent to dean's list students panelists for the discussion will be professors nicholas v balabkins arthur f gould and albert wilansky of the departments of economics and so ciology industrial engineering mathematics and as tronomy professor thomas m haynes of the department dr elmer c bratt packers receive lambert cup second time with 7-2 record neville will accept award of ceremony in new york hotel vol 73 no 19 friday dec 1 1961 bethlehem pa 1 962 gift kickoff tops 24,000 after one hour the university has been awarded its second lambert cup closing their season with a 7-2 record the packers captured all but one first place vote in the competition for the emblem of eastern small college football supremacy representatives of the university including president harvey a neville will accept the honor at ceremonies in the hotel manhattan new york city sunday lehigh university is grateful and pleased to learn that its 1961 football team has been selected to receive the lambert cup dr neville told victor a and henry l lambert after receiving the announcement of the award monday results of the final balloting by the lambert cup selection com mittee composed of coaches sports writers and sportscasters were re leased in a telegram to dr nevile lehigh was the first school to win the cup when the award made its debut in 1957 delaware buf falo and bucknell were the re cipients in the next three years amherst which had held the lead in the balloting until the last week and albright followed le high in the current rating lehigh's record in competition this year included victories over harvard and columbia co-titlists second sls lecture ing the listed candidates are voted upon by placing a number next to the name in order of pref erence see class page 7 ? 10 seek arcadia jobs class gift dinner — 24,000 was pledged by campaign workers during the kickoff dinner of the senior class memorial gift campaign speaking at the ceremonies president neville emphasized financial problems facing private educational institutions 24,000 was pledged in the first hour of the two week drive for contributions to the senior class gift fund at the kick-off dinner monday night 65 cam paign workers promised to give nearly 20 dollars a year for the next 20 years to the class memorial gift program the putnam growth fund a mutual shares plan was chosen earlier this year dr harvey a neville university president told the more than 100 seniors attending the kick-off dinner that a degree is like a stock certificate — it fluctuates in value with the progress or lack of progress of the university dr neville warned that lehigh cannot stand still but must progress education is the most im portant factor in our western culture and this sys tem makes the difference between our country and those like latin america he emphasized the importance of dealing with the problems of higher education mainly the con flict between the dual system of education public and private institutions while this dual system represents a healthy sit uation dr neville warned it can go too far for the best interests of all previously there was an even balance between the two systems but in recent years the number of public institutions has risen while private schools are disappearing from the educational scene dr neville noted that fourteen state teachers colleges in penn sylvania have become state col leges and expanding state funds for this type of institution in the ivy league other signifi cant successes were scored by the packers in their houseparty game with colgate and in their desper ate last-minute recovery over tra ditional rival lafayette delaware and rutgers prevented an unblemished record for the packers outstanding team cooperation has marked the packers activities this year boyd taylor was top ground gainer although walt king also demonstrated a formidable at tack fine line play by mike semches ki and reed bohovich overpowered competition and new co-captains pat clark and charlie gibson de livered clutch performances offen sively and defensively bratt to speak tonight on economic conditions 63 religious life dennis way son 63 honoraries donald boster 64 and ifc no appointment to date candidates for next week's elec tion are carl l mcconnell 64 alan c eckbreth 64 barclay hall griffiths 64 robert p hess 64 michael histand 64 bruce e lein star 64 richard h lipstein 64 michael reich 64 r steven schiavo 63 and stuart zimmer man 63 ballot boxes will be found in drown hall packard lab christ mas-saucon hall and at the south door of the university center op posite the supply bureau arcadia elections traditionally employ the harp system of ballot brown and white arcadia candidates platforms — see page 5