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the traditional lafayette weekend activities will be initiated fri day evening by the annual pep rally bonfire and pajama parade to the moravian girls dormitory the university marching band will begin the festivities by play ing school songs for the 7:30 pep rally in grace hall the rally to be led by prof john steckbeck will feature skits by the freshmen of richards 3a dravo b5 and richards 4 the skits were chosen from 13 entries with two professors two deans and a woman acting as judges the titles for these skits are the lehigh-lafayette football game the marquis de lafayette and the need for girls steckbeck will then introduce coach mike cooley who will in turn introduce members of the football team dr w deming lewis new president of lehgih will speak winners of the freshman song contest being judged this week will sing two numbers and the winner among the three skits will be announced maury poscover 66 vice president of cyanide will announce the newly-elected freshman class officers thirty-four members of the frosh cabinet will have voted among themselves for a leader after the weekend the frosh will rule themselves the band will play the alma mater then head for the upper field scene of the bonfire the bonfire constructed prim arily of the old education building statement the student governments | of lafayette college and lehigh university have re iterated in a joint statement | the principles of good con || duct for lafayette weekend v rodger digilio presi p dent of arcadia and john i hench president of lafay 1 ette's student government | affirm that no student shall i be present on the campus of i the other institution prior i to saturday nov 21 and each student is expected to conduct himself in a man ner that reflects credit to his school will be ignited by the head cheer leader its flames must tradition see pep page 4 the faculty and 14 living groups young gave credit for the suc cess of the drive to the excellent wlrn coverage and the organi zational work of the campus chest committee he said that he especially wished to thank station manager william c lowe 66 and the wlrn staff for the hourly public service announcements and the two five-minute tapes they played each evening he said that rev r e fuessle university chaplain would solicit contributions from the faculty and administration during the next two weeks and that the campus chest committee would approach the ifc the rhc and the sopho more junior and senior classes other living groups to receive seating were das deutsche haus 5.01 dravo c 3 4.37 m & m a3 4.12 drinker 4 4.01 richards 38 3.40 richards 3a 3.38 and dravo dl 3.21 however the donations by the winning living groups formed only part of the picture robert s young chairman of the campus chest committee said sunday that total contributions had already reached the 2,960 mark en route to the goal of 4,000 expressing optimism concerning achievement of the goal young pointed out that this year's drive was well ahead of last year's he also noted that funds are yet to be received from the wrestle-offs leonard hall won top priority seating for saturday's lafayette game by topping the list of cam pus chest donors for the second time leonard residents contributed 7.17 per man to finish comfort ably ahead of runners-up dravo d 3 5.38 and dravo c 4 5.c8 last year a per capita contribution of 5.80 was enough to win the prized seating for leonard the top-ranking fraternity kap pa alpha missed inclusion among the top 10 living groups by the thin edge of a dime dravo dl edged the fraternity men by one fifth of a cent per capita an extra dime would have turned the trick for kappa alpha m & c plans to stage a man for all seasons if all else fails — read the instructions even though preparations are proceeding smoothly for mustard and cheese's december production of a man for all seasons lead man robert billinger 65 and prof barrett davis director occa sionally feel obligated to check the script the mustard and cheese dramatics club will present robert bolt's a man for all seasons the story of sir thomas more as its first production this semester dec 10-12 in broughal junior high school auditorium the play centers upon the refusal of thomas more chancellor to king henry viii to support or denounce the king's takeover of the english church after henry made himself head of the church he granted himself a divorce and remarried in an effort to produce an heir to his throne although more says nothing his actions imply that he feels the king is in error the conflict also affects more's family life prof h barrett davis head of the division of speech is directing the production robert billinger 65 will play sir thomas more and frank azzarto 64 has the role of henry viii others in the cast include marilyn mecortnick gilmer mecor mick david watson 65 steven mittman 68 thomas cramer james stevenson 65 donald stever 65 david prostko 68 barbara base well and robert culver 66 the technical staff under the direction of james montgomery 64 is working 16 hours a week on props and scenery for the production the staff's contribution includes new lighting equipment and a flying coat of arms a man for all seasons ran two years on broadway and was presented by three american theatrical road companies for more than two years lehigh students will be admitted on their i.d cards general admission tickets will be 1.00 prof jonathan elkus director of the university band is in good condition in st luke's hospital ; fter being thrown to the pave ment in a motorcycle accident near spring valley friday after noon elkus suffered a fractured pelvis seven broken ribs and cuts on the right knee and face when a tire blew out as he was rounding a near 90-degree turn said robert j newhard a coopersburg man on the ambulance team taking elkus to the hospital elkus told visitors he has been receiving constantly since satur day that he expects to be out in two or three days newhard reported no gravel on the road he said elkus had no opportunity to lay it down a cycling term referring to the at tempt to minimize injury in an anticipated skid by throwing the body weight to the inside of the turn elkus hit the pavement on the outside of the corner newhard said elkus who had indicated pain in the lower back was instructed at the scene of the accident not to try to get up coopersburg fire co no 1 ambulance squad lifted him onto a backboard de signed to keep his back rigid brown ana white vol 76 — no 16 rally parade set for friday 866-0331 bethlehem pa — tuesday november 17 1964 leonard again tops donors wins choice game seating directory the student telephone directory now three-quar ters completed will be ready for the printery early this week john murphy of the publications office said the directory should be ready for distribution before the thanksgiving vacation one month earlier than last year elkus sustains fractures cuts in cycle mishap i dunno it still looks like chicken to me — so what did you expect fellows on your limited budget delta phi members admire their airy lafayette weekend display a part of the tradition for the 100-year game preparations
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Title | Brown and White Vol. 76 no. 16 |
Date | 1964-11-17 |
Month | 11 |
Day | 17 |
Year | 1964 |
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Source Repository | Lehigh University |
Coverage | United States, Pennsylvania, Lehigh, South Bethlehem |
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Title Essay | Published twice a week during the college year by the students of Lehigh University |
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Title | Brown and White Vol. 76 no. 16 |
Date | 1964-11-17 |
Month | 11 |
Day | 17 |
Year | 1964 |
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Source Repository | Lehigh University |
Coverage | United States, Pennsylvania, Lehigh, South Bethlehem |
LCCN | 07019854 |
Source Repository Code | PBL |
Digital Responsible Institution | Lehigh University |
Digital Responsible Institution Code | PBL |
Issue/Edition Pattern | Semiweekly |
Title Essay | Published twice a week during the college year by the students of Lehigh University |
FullText | the traditional lafayette weekend activities will be initiated fri day evening by the annual pep rally bonfire and pajama parade to the moravian girls dormitory the university marching band will begin the festivities by play ing school songs for the 7:30 pep rally in grace hall the rally to be led by prof john steckbeck will feature skits by the freshmen of richards 3a dravo b5 and richards 4 the skits were chosen from 13 entries with two professors two deans and a woman acting as judges the titles for these skits are the lehigh-lafayette football game the marquis de lafayette and the need for girls steckbeck will then introduce coach mike cooley who will in turn introduce members of the football team dr w deming lewis new president of lehgih will speak winners of the freshman song contest being judged this week will sing two numbers and the winner among the three skits will be announced maury poscover 66 vice president of cyanide will announce the newly-elected freshman class officers thirty-four members of the frosh cabinet will have voted among themselves for a leader after the weekend the frosh will rule themselves the band will play the alma mater then head for the upper field scene of the bonfire the bonfire constructed prim arily of the old education building statement the student governments | of lafayette college and lehigh university have re iterated in a joint statement | the principles of good con || duct for lafayette weekend v rodger digilio presi p dent of arcadia and john i hench president of lafay 1 ette's student government | affirm that no student shall i be present on the campus of i the other institution prior i to saturday nov 21 and each student is expected to conduct himself in a man ner that reflects credit to his school will be ignited by the head cheer leader its flames must tradition see pep page 4 the faculty and 14 living groups young gave credit for the suc cess of the drive to the excellent wlrn coverage and the organi zational work of the campus chest committee he said that he especially wished to thank station manager william c lowe 66 and the wlrn staff for the hourly public service announcements and the two five-minute tapes they played each evening he said that rev r e fuessle university chaplain would solicit contributions from the faculty and administration during the next two weeks and that the campus chest committee would approach the ifc the rhc and the sopho more junior and senior classes other living groups to receive seating were das deutsche haus 5.01 dravo c 3 4.37 m & m a3 4.12 drinker 4 4.01 richards 38 3.40 richards 3a 3.38 and dravo dl 3.21 however the donations by the winning living groups formed only part of the picture robert s young chairman of the campus chest committee said sunday that total contributions had already reached the 2,960 mark en route to the goal of 4,000 expressing optimism concerning achievement of the goal young pointed out that this year's drive was well ahead of last year's he also noted that funds are yet to be received from the wrestle-offs leonard hall won top priority seating for saturday's lafayette game by topping the list of cam pus chest donors for the second time leonard residents contributed 7.17 per man to finish comfort ably ahead of runners-up dravo d 3 5.38 and dravo c 4 5.c8 last year a per capita contribution of 5.80 was enough to win the prized seating for leonard the top-ranking fraternity kap pa alpha missed inclusion among the top 10 living groups by the thin edge of a dime dravo dl edged the fraternity men by one fifth of a cent per capita an extra dime would have turned the trick for kappa alpha m & c plans to stage a man for all seasons if all else fails — read the instructions even though preparations are proceeding smoothly for mustard and cheese's december production of a man for all seasons lead man robert billinger 65 and prof barrett davis director occa sionally feel obligated to check the script the mustard and cheese dramatics club will present robert bolt's a man for all seasons the story of sir thomas more as its first production this semester dec 10-12 in broughal junior high school auditorium the play centers upon the refusal of thomas more chancellor to king henry viii to support or denounce the king's takeover of the english church after henry made himself head of the church he granted himself a divorce and remarried in an effort to produce an heir to his throne although more says nothing his actions imply that he feels the king is in error the conflict also affects more's family life prof h barrett davis head of the division of speech is directing the production robert billinger 65 will play sir thomas more and frank azzarto 64 has the role of henry viii others in the cast include marilyn mecortnick gilmer mecor mick david watson 65 steven mittman 68 thomas cramer james stevenson 65 donald stever 65 david prostko 68 barbara base well and robert culver 66 the technical staff under the direction of james montgomery 64 is working 16 hours a week on props and scenery for the production the staff's contribution includes new lighting equipment and a flying coat of arms a man for all seasons ran two years on broadway and was presented by three american theatrical road companies for more than two years lehigh students will be admitted on their i.d cards general admission tickets will be 1.00 prof jonathan elkus director of the university band is in good condition in st luke's hospital ; fter being thrown to the pave ment in a motorcycle accident near spring valley friday after noon elkus suffered a fractured pelvis seven broken ribs and cuts on the right knee and face when a tire blew out as he was rounding a near 90-degree turn said robert j newhard a coopersburg man on the ambulance team taking elkus to the hospital elkus told visitors he has been receiving constantly since satur day that he expects to be out in two or three days newhard reported no gravel on the road he said elkus had no opportunity to lay it down a cycling term referring to the at tempt to minimize injury in an anticipated skid by throwing the body weight to the inside of the turn elkus hit the pavement on the outside of the corner newhard said elkus who had indicated pain in the lower back was instructed at the scene of the accident not to try to get up coopersburg fire co no 1 ambulance squad lifted him onto a backboard de signed to keep his back rigid brown ana white vol 76 — no 16 rally parade set for friday 866-0331 bethlehem pa — tuesday november 17 1964 leonard again tops donors wins choice game seating directory the student telephone directory now three-quar ters completed will be ready for the printery early this week john murphy of the publications office said the directory should be ready for distribution before the thanksgiving vacation one month earlier than last year elkus sustains fractures cuts in cycle mishap i dunno it still looks like chicken to me — so what did you expect fellows on your limited budget delta phi members admire their airy lafayette weekend display a part of the tradition for the 100-year game preparations |
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