Brown and White Vol. 17 no. 2

              notice to seniors foot ball game — lehigh vs franklin and marshall on lehigh field saturday oct 2 at 3 o'clock sophomore cotillion clvb — meeting in drown hall sunday october 3 at 3 p m elections epitome board — meeting in drown hall sunday october 3 10.30 a m christian association — meet ing in drown hall sunday october 3 at 6.30 p m brown and white board — meeting in drown hall monday october 4 at 5 p m foothall game — lehigh vs ursinus on lehigh field saturday october 9 at 3 p m cheering pp k act i c b — every tuesday thursday and friday afternoon at 5 o'clock calendar no 2 directory section a 2 bodgers e g 10 mcgee spec 5 eder e v 10 moncrieff v i 10 8 pliney h f 10 bechhoefer c h 10 11 kennedy a 12 dawson j e 11 14 eiley h m 10 smith e c 10 17 gordon d h 13 bilheimer c e 10 20 mnnter b 11 jackson w c 11 23 gerwig h c 10 corddry 11 26 benjamin h m 12 samuels i 12 29 smith w 13 long 13 32 lewis f h 13 spencer b h 13 35 harris m j 13 fogg h 13 section b 2 croll s 10 mathews e b 10 5 connover e m 11 7 lubrecht f s 12 9 niesen o b 10 shaffner c n 10 12 may s 10 lewis w 10 14 bley j m 11 16 treat l b 10 smith h p 10 19 mcclain j f 10 smith l w 11 21 stubbs h e 10 23 wright l c 11 schroeder 13 26 appel m 10 schenck mo 28 brown e e 10 30 shaffer s 10 van blarcom w c 10 33 seguine 13 thweath 13 35 rick a pi 09 37 wells s 10 40 goldberg e m 2 flayhart spec 42 borne l w 12 sectron o 2 good m 11 wood s e 11 4 wittgenstein l 11 6 shurts g j 12 7 gespedes o l 11 8 sanchez p e 12 continued on third l'age lehigh 24 lebanon valley 0 the lehigh football team open ed the season on wednesday after noon by defeating the lebanon valley college team by the score of 24 to 0 the visitors afforded the university team nothing more than stiff practice the score by no means showing the manner in which lehigh outplayed her opponents the playing of the university team was well up to the standard for the early portion of the season giving to the coaches and the student body great expectations for a winning representation upon the gridiron this fall from the very first lebanon valley was outclassed but never theless the plucky visitors labor ed hard against their heavier opponents and although their ex hibition of football was much inferior to the representatives of the brown and white they gained much valuable experience as the result of the contest it was a fine array of varsity men that lined up at the kick-off and continued in the first half during which time three touchdowns were scored two were made by various gains enmass and a final effort on the part of street while the third re sulted from a beautiful forward pass by street and schenck the latter carrying the ball a distance of thirty yards for a score the fourth touchdown was made in the second half by knox who substitut ed in the back field but very few rough edges were apparent to the spectators and in all probability these will be eliminated to a mininum before saturday when lehigh will meet franklin and marshall general fumbles were made but for the most part the individual work of each man cannot be criticised at this stage of the season while the general team work will improve rapidly as the football days go by in addition to the work of the varsity the playing of the sub situtes in the second half was all thai could be expected and gave the coaches great satisfaction in allaying their fears of being unable to fill a place in case of accident the lineup le b a no n v a l ley lehigh lehman l e lawson cann continued on fourth page silicon hall last wednesday noon the class of 1913 attempted to hold their first meeting in saucon hall the class of 1912 showed the usual opposition to this plan and a rush ensued some time before the meeting was scheduled a large party of sophomores took position before the door of the lecture room and at the head of the second flight of stairs and attempted to prevent the freshmen from entering the room considerable scuffling fol lowed this move and although some freshmen succeeded in enter ing the room the majority were ejected from the building meanwhile some enterprising freshman had discovered that the lecture room could be entered through a window opening upon a fire escape before the sophomores were able to prevent it about sixty freshmen had swarmed up the ladder and entered the meeting room . this swelled the number in the room to about seventy or eighty and temporary president marks called the meeting to order com mittees to draw up a constitution to form a class yell and to design founder's day posters were ap pointed as were also captains of the different athletic teams led by president marks the freshmen then either forced their way or were ejected from the building at least the building was vacated by both classes the rush which followed lasted for about half an hour and when finished was undecisive the committees and captains appointed are as follows : temporary presiden t — g . o . marks ; temporary seer eta r y — eooney capt of baseball — eobert saline capt of football e w smith capt of track — lavan capt of basketball — s.e muthart poster committee campbell chair man muthart kueh and wilson class yell lyons chairman ed wards bates and van ort con stitutional : quincy chairman street sanborn and ackerly ♦ ,—., — . w b wood 98 b w kinsey 07 and j heilnian 09 were recent visitors in the bethlehems the brown and white lehigh university south bethlehem pa friday october 1 1909 taylor hall freshman class vol xvii football a number of students from the technical departments of the uni versity accepted situations as teach ers at the close of the last school year the university received more requests for teachers in mathemat ical and scientific subjects than it was able to supply and it was faced with the difficulty of not knowing what men would be will ing to consider good teaching positions and had much difficulty in discovering the men whom it finally placed it is therefore suggested that all students avho would consider good teaching positions at the close of this year should give their names at once or as soon as possible to mr emery and it is also recom mended that such students meet dr hughes of the department of education with the view of ar ranging to take a course in the history of education and methods of teaching dr hughes will be in his office in christmas hall at 7.45 a m saturday october 2 and october 9 i notice brown and white subscrip tions if paid before november 1 , will be 1.50 otherwise 2.00 per year