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all competitors for the y m c a handbook will meet in the brown and white room next monday night at 7:30 p m welding symposium featured by talks and demonstrations engineers from numerous points attend symposium to see remarkable tests in fritz lab and hear lectures special attention being given to singing and dancing brown and white is fav ored to win by a safe margin new system frosh inaugurate two scholarships many companies represented contribute to the new lehigh review practices daily epitome published at an early date sponsor turning over chemical refunds for research work lehigh opens its lacrosse sea son at easton tomorrow after noon although the outcome of the game cannot be definitely determined the brown and white team should win by a safe margin the game at la fayette is still in its early stag es as it was but first introduc ed there last year in their first meeting lehigh won by a comfortable margin of six or seven points lafayette rarely got a chance to shoot at its op ponents goal however there is a decided improvement in the maroon team this year and more may be expected of it coach lattig will get the op portunity to see his new sys tem in an actual trial up to the present poor weather has hindered the lehigh mentor in his work the attack has not been functioning as smoothly as he had hoped charlie has been trying all kinds of com binations in an endeavor to get the smoothest-working squad the defense is quite experienced with one or two exceptions lafayette suffered defeat in its initial contest at the hands of continued on page three with less than two weeks re maining before the first per formance of the mustard and cheese production mercy sakes special attention is be ing given by coach milam to the singing and dancing of the chorus the cast is also re ceiving attention along these same lines although most of their time is devoted to learn ing and acting their parts prac tice has been held practically every afternoon and evening for several weeks and the prac tice for the remainder of the time will be even more stren uous in order to be as perfect as possible in their parts all those taking part in mercy sakes are giving up their easter va cation in favor of rehearsals practices will be held almost continuously during this time and when the first performance is put on in bethlehem on the monday night following the easter vacation the production should be at its best the scen ery for the show is very elabor ate and this coupled with the picturesque costumes will add much life to the present drab continued on page four many present at senior banquet intra=mural track meet on saturday five speakers present at annual occasion of upper classmen the board of editors of the lehigh review the new university publication will be more than pleased to re ceive contributions from any member of the student body or the faculty in the form of articles on a phase of campus activities these ar ticles may be signed or may be written anonymously and the board of editors reserves the right to reject or change any contribution as most of the students know the lehigh review is to be patterned after the style of the american mer cury so the most critical of articles will not be unac ceptable siince this is the initial attempt of the mem bers of the student body to publish a magazine of this character it is hoped that the entire university will support the board of edi tors and help to make le high's newest literary prod uct a huge success the first issue is to be published on or about may first and students will be able to obtain sub scriptions from the juniors who are entering the compe tition for the business staff the board of editors in cludes three faculty members with prof beebe as chair man the student members are gordon ridsdale a f frey b l snavely and john knebels extensive program planned for spring athletic activities with the announcement that the 1928 epitome would be published during the month of april a last-min ute rush of subscribers is ex pected by the business man ager of the annual ralph ellis not only will this be the earliest date at which the epitome has ever been pub lished but the quality of the year book is superior to that of former years while the general plan of the book is the same as has been followed in the past several special features will be added to this year's edi tion action photographs will open the various write-ups of sports in the athletic section the college year section has been greatly improved and the faculty section has also received alteration the bronze-embossed cover sim ilar in most respects to that of last year is likewise ex ceptionally attractive not more than two weeks are still available before the price of the book will ad vance from five to six dollars all orders placed before the book is published will be re ceived at the lower price ; and subscriptions may be handed to j bent j g conrath r k pflueger or j m engel or may be sent direct to ralph ellis the brown and white base ball team will inaugurate the current season at three-thirty tomorrow afternoon in taylor stadium with muhlenberg as its opponent as this will be the curtain-raiser for both nines nothing in the way of a predic tion can even be ventured it is very likely that tomorrow's contest will lure many through the turnstiles however because of the intense rivalry which ex ists between the two institu tions and because it will be the first opportunity to see both teams in action little is known of the allen town combination except that haps benfer is coaching again paul clymer diminutive left fielder and basketball star will lead the cardinal and gray this season four other court stars who opposed lehigh this winter will be included on the visitor's roster and all are vet erans on the diamond lawson is a first baseman borrelli all around star plays second and is a heavy hitter slemmer who catches is also a slugger dickert is a right fielder to fill the vacancy caused by the graduation of ziegenfuss star hurler who defeated lehigh last year benfer has had jack kim ble a pole vaulter drop track as a result of the cancella tion of the princeton game last saturday coach jing john son has had an extra week in which to groom his players for the initial struggle wednes day the collegians defeated the atlantic a c of bethlehem in a practice game on taylor field 11-5 red nevins work behind the bat and the hitting continued on page four one of the most interesting and undoubtedly one of the most educational features ever fostered by lehigh was the symposium of welding that was held in the physics building and the fritz laboratory last monday all people interested in welding were invited and the lehigh valley engineers club urged its members to at tend the meeting the day was entirely filled with talks tests of welded specimens and by the actual welding of pieces in fritz laboratory there were exhibits of pieces that had been welded and tested the sym posium was a great success and not only was the response of the student body large but engineers from surrounding points attended in large num bers there were about 200 persons present at the morning session 300 at the afternoon session and 200 at the evening session of this number about two hundred were engineers and people interested in weld ing outside the university continued on page four professor r j fogg chair man of the symposium opened the morning session with a short talk on welding and then he introduced professor brad ley stoughton he gave a gen eral talk on welding describ ing different processes and kinds of welds professor stoughton opened his talk with a brief history of welding bringing it up to its present state he then described the different processes of welding arc welding spot welding gas welding and thermit welding then he showed on slides buildings where these types of beaux arts club holds meeting resolutions made by faculty club banquets are to be after easter pre-med equipm't to be inspected mutual agreement made by two lower classes for struggles dean mcconn presents in teresting talk to members the class of 30 has instigat ed a plan whereby a chemical research fund can be maintain ed for the purpose of paying the expenses of two lehigh graduates who wish to return to the university to carry on some research work the plan for raising the money necessary for such a project is unique but entirely effective as has been proved by results to date it consists in having the men who are taking laboratory courses turn over to the fund their excess lab fees which are returned to them at the end of each semester inasmuch as the amount refunded is an unknown sum for which the majority of men make no definite plans its loss will be of little conse quence to the individual the awarding of the scholarships is to be placed in the hands of a committee of five composed chiefly of the members of the chemistry department but with always a member of the class of 30 on the board the plan was put before the freshman cabinet by stanley adams a special student at the univer sity yet very much interested in the class of 30 the officers of the class and stan adams have been running an exten sive campaign throughout the qualitative analysis sections in order to get the men to pledge their support and have met with such marked success that they have hopes of interesting the upper classes who will soon have the opportunity to reap the benefits of the fund the project is noteworthy for the fact that it is the first thing of its kind ever to be es tablished at any university it is also the first time that any freshman class has ever had continued on page two hamilton club has open meeting dr pepper dean of the medical college of the univer sity of pennsylvania has been invited by the pre-medical so ciety to inspect the equipment at lehigh next monday after noon he is expected to ar rive at two-thirty and his tour of inspection will include those apartments which offer spe cial courses to the pre-medical students dean pepper is one of the leading educators in his field and it is thought that his visit will greatly benefit lehigh it is due to the consistent ef forts of james longacre presi dent of the society that dr pepper has consented to visit lehigh in the evening the annual banquet of the society will be given in the university room of the hotel bethlehem with dr pepper as the guest of hon or dean pepper will also be the speaker of the evening and will explain in detail the en trance requirements to the va rious medical colleges he will describe those courses which should be taken before entering continued on page four the prospect of a hectic week-end for the sophs and the frosh has brought to an abrupt ending with the announcement that a mutual agreement had been made to postpone the low er class banquets until after the easter vacation presidents blood and oiler agreed that a more successful banquet season will result with the provisions that no hostili ties shall commence before the 19th the tuesday after return ing from the easter holiday the fireworks are not scheduled to begin on monday because of the fact that the mustard and cheese is opening its tour with a show at bethlehem high on that evening and as mercj sakes is heralded as a show of the highest calibre everyone will want to see it continued on page four this delay will not cause any abatement of the enthusiasm that is already coming into evi dence and is even apt to cause a stronger feeling of class spir it as was announced last featuring the extensive pro gram which bart has for mulated for the spring athletic activities are the intra-mural swimming and track meets which are scheduled for this week as the word implies all stu dents are eligible to compete in any of these events thereby having the possibility of scor ing a few points for his respec tive class the competition is in no wise different from that which has been exhibited in previous events of this nature great rivalry predominates whether the sports be in the tank or out on the cinder track the intra-mural track meet will precede the muhlenberg lehigh baseball clash if ad vance reports and previous rec ords are to be taken into con sideration the junior class should capture the highest num ber of points among their star performers are wagner aitken chickering billmeyer clayton and straub — all var sity men the swimming tests for the freshmen will be held during the last two weeks of april they will be staged under the supervision of the physical ed ucation department v continued on page three as soon as plans are com pleted bart will sponsor a baseball league consisting of dr conyaers read former professor of history at the university of chicago will ad dress the alexander hamilton society this evening the meet ing will be held in the faculty room of the memorial building and is open to all faculty and undergraduates dr read author of life of walsingham and queen eliza beth a study of conditions in their day will speak this eve ning about diplomatic secret service under queen eliza beth english students partic ularly those taking courses in elizabethan drama have been invited through dr smith de partment head to attend as has also the robert w blake society and beaux arts club the ball room at the hotel bethlehem was the scene of the senior banquet on wednes day evening approximately 150 members of the senior class attended this annual occasion which was started at seven o'clock two entertainers were present with their ever-ready songs and jokes after the first course of sardines and soup had been served and the music during the evening was provid ed for by the lehigh mountain eers president ford was toastmaster of the event and presented the speakers of the evening prof j s long was the first speaker who in his talk on dreams and visions of a scientific man stressed the point that visions were essen tial to success and cited exam ples in proof of his statement bosey reiter talked to the seniors on the meaning of education in a college man's career and said that educa tion means bringing-out the ef fective personality of a man by cultivating the habits of his body socially physically and morally prof harry fretz gave a parody on chemistry in referring to the construction and operation of a still continued on page three prof bradley stoughton took as his theme responsible con sciousness and said that the responsibility of those striving continued on page two seldom has the beaux arts club been given matter for re flection as pungent and yet serious as that which dean c m mcconn presented in his talk monday evening the words of the dean have given rise to numerous discussions out of which many men have withdrawn quite convinced of the truth tho sad truth of the situation dean mcconn said that thor ough inquiry into what parents students and all members of the community who support the arts college regard as the aim of the college shows that there are three distinct purposes there is first of all the bread and butter purpose held by that group who are . practical who take college as a means of increasing earning capacity secondly there is the super kindergarten purpose this purpose is entertained mainly by these well-to-do people whose sons are sent to college in or der to be taken care of for continued on page two the faculty held its regular monthly meeting on monday in the memorial building among the resolutions adopted were the following prof eric s sinkinson of the chemistry department was elected as the official delegate from lehigh university at the celebration commemorating the 100th anniversary of the found ing of the college of the uni versity of london this will be held in london on june 23 1927 information has been placed on file in the president's office concerning graduate scholar ships and fellowships at various institutions in this country and abroad they include a trav elling fellowship offered by the american scandinavian foundation for study in scan dinavian countries and a fel lowship at a polish university under the koschiuszko founda tion the establishment of this foundation is a direct outgrowth of the services which koschiusz ko the great polish general gave to this country at the time of the revolution bethlehem pa friday april 8 1927 lafayette opens lehigh lacrosse season tomorrow price five cents vol xxxiv no 47 first performance of mercy sakes after vacation varsity batsmen to oppose muhlenberg here tomorrow brown and white strong opposition offered jing johnson's men by car dinal and gray nine indicates keen battle in initial game three veterans on b & w team y m c a handbook subscribe to the epitome now get to the baseball game
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FullText | all competitors for the y m c a handbook will meet in the brown and white room next monday night at 7:30 p m welding symposium featured by talks and demonstrations engineers from numerous points attend symposium to see remarkable tests in fritz lab and hear lectures special attention being given to singing and dancing brown and white is fav ored to win by a safe margin new system frosh inaugurate two scholarships many companies represented contribute to the new lehigh review practices daily epitome published at an early date sponsor turning over chemical refunds for research work lehigh opens its lacrosse sea son at easton tomorrow after noon although the outcome of the game cannot be definitely determined the brown and white team should win by a safe margin the game at la fayette is still in its early stag es as it was but first introduc ed there last year in their first meeting lehigh won by a comfortable margin of six or seven points lafayette rarely got a chance to shoot at its op ponents goal however there is a decided improvement in the maroon team this year and more may be expected of it coach lattig will get the op portunity to see his new sys tem in an actual trial up to the present poor weather has hindered the lehigh mentor in his work the attack has not been functioning as smoothly as he had hoped charlie has been trying all kinds of com binations in an endeavor to get the smoothest-working squad the defense is quite experienced with one or two exceptions lafayette suffered defeat in its initial contest at the hands of continued on page three with less than two weeks re maining before the first per formance of the mustard and cheese production mercy sakes special attention is be ing given by coach milam to the singing and dancing of the chorus the cast is also re ceiving attention along these same lines although most of their time is devoted to learn ing and acting their parts prac tice has been held practically every afternoon and evening for several weeks and the prac tice for the remainder of the time will be even more stren uous in order to be as perfect as possible in their parts all those taking part in mercy sakes are giving up their easter va cation in favor of rehearsals practices will be held almost continuously during this time and when the first performance is put on in bethlehem on the monday night following the easter vacation the production should be at its best the scen ery for the show is very elabor ate and this coupled with the picturesque costumes will add much life to the present drab continued on page four many present at senior banquet intra=mural track meet on saturday five speakers present at annual occasion of upper classmen the board of editors of the lehigh review the new university publication will be more than pleased to re ceive contributions from any member of the student body or the faculty in the form of articles on a phase of campus activities these ar ticles may be signed or may be written anonymously and the board of editors reserves the right to reject or change any contribution as most of the students know the lehigh review is to be patterned after the style of the american mer cury so the most critical of articles will not be unac ceptable siince this is the initial attempt of the mem bers of the student body to publish a magazine of this character it is hoped that the entire university will support the board of edi tors and help to make le high's newest literary prod uct a huge success the first issue is to be published on or about may first and students will be able to obtain sub scriptions from the juniors who are entering the compe tition for the business staff the board of editors in cludes three faculty members with prof beebe as chair man the student members are gordon ridsdale a f frey b l snavely and john knebels extensive program planned for spring athletic activities with the announcement that the 1928 epitome would be published during the month of april a last-min ute rush of subscribers is ex pected by the business man ager of the annual ralph ellis not only will this be the earliest date at which the epitome has ever been pub lished but the quality of the year book is superior to that of former years while the general plan of the book is the same as has been followed in the past several special features will be added to this year's edi tion action photographs will open the various write-ups of sports in the athletic section the college year section has been greatly improved and the faculty section has also received alteration the bronze-embossed cover sim ilar in most respects to that of last year is likewise ex ceptionally attractive not more than two weeks are still available before the price of the book will ad vance from five to six dollars all orders placed before the book is published will be re ceived at the lower price ; and subscriptions may be handed to j bent j g conrath r k pflueger or j m engel or may be sent direct to ralph ellis the brown and white base ball team will inaugurate the current season at three-thirty tomorrow afternoon in taylor stadium with muhlenberg as its opponent as this will be the curtain-raiser for both nines nothing in the way of a predic tion can even be ventured it is very likely that tomorrow's contest will lure many through the turnstiles however because of the intense rivalry which ex ists between the two institu tions and because it will be the first opportunity to see both teams in action little is known of the allen town combination except that haps benfer is coaching again paul clymer diminutive left fielder and basketball star will lead the cardinal and gray this season four other court stars who opposed lehigh this winter will be included on the visitor's roster and all are vet erans on the diamond lawson is a first baseman borrelli all around star plays second and is a heavy hitter slemmer who catches is also a slugger dickert is a right fielder to fill the vacancy caused by the graduation of ziegenfuss star hurler who defeated lehigh last year benfer has had jack kim ble a pole vaulter drop track as a result of the cancella tion of the princeton game last saturday coach jing john son has had an extra week in which to groom his players for the initial struggle wednes day the collegians defeated the atlantic a c of bethlehem in a practice game on taylor field 11-5 red nevins work behind the bat and the hitting continued on page four one of the most interesting and undoubtedly one of the most educational features ever fostered by lehigh was the symposium of welding that was held in the physics building and the fritz laboratory last monday all people interested in welding were invited and the lehigh valley engineers club urged its members to at tend the meeting the day was entirely filled with talks tests of welded specimens and by the actual welding of pieces in fritz laboratory there were exhibits of pieces that had been welded and tested the sym posium was a great success and not only was the response of the student body large but engineers from surrounding points attended in large num bers there were about 200 persons present at the morning session 300 at the afternoon session and 200 at the evening session of this number about two hundred were engineers and people interested in weld ing outside the university continued on page four professor r j fogg chair man of the symposium opened the morning session with a short talk on welding and then he introduced professor brad ley stoughton he gave a gen eral talk on welding describ ing different processes and kinds of welds professor stoughton opened his talk with a brief history of welding bringing it up to its present state he then described the different processes of welding arc welding spot welding gas welding and thermit welding then he showed on slides buildings where these types of beaux arts club holds meeting resolutions made by faculty club banquets are to be after easter pre-med equipm't to be inspected mutual agreement made by two lower classes for struggles dean mcconn presents in teresting talk to members the class of 30 has instigat ed a plan whereby a chemical research fund can be maintain ed for the purpose of paying the expenses of two lehigh graduates who wish to return to the university to carry on some research work the plan for raising the money necessary for such a project is unique but entirely effective as has been proved by results to date it consists in having the men who are taking laboratory courses turn over to the fund their excess lab fees which are returned to them at the end of each semester inasmuch as the amount refunded is an unknown sum for which the majority of men make no definite plans its loss will be of little conse quence to the individual the awarding of the scholarships is to be placed in the hands of a committee of five composed chiefly of the members of the chemistry department but with always a member of the class of 30 on the board the plan was put before the freshman cabinet by stanley adams a special student at the univer sity yet very much interested in the class of 30 the officers of the class and stan adams have been running an exten sive campaign throughout the qualitative analysis sections in order to get the men to pledge their support and have met with such marked success that they have hopes of interesting the upper classes who will soon have the opportunity to reap the benefits of the fund the project is noteworthy for the fact that it is the first thing of its kind ever to be es tablished at any university it is also the first time that any freshman class has ever had continued on page two hamilton club has open meeting dr pepper dean of the medical college of the univer sity of pennsylvania has been invited by the pre-medical so ciety to inspect the equipment at lehigh next monday after noon he is expected to ar rive at two-thirty and his tour of inspection will include those apartments which offer spe cial courses to the pre-medical students dean pepper is one of the leading educators in his field and it is thought that his visit will greatly benefit lehigh it is due to the consistent ef forts of james longacre presi dent of the society that dr pepper has consented to visit lehigh in the evening the annual banquet of the society will be given in the university room of the hotel bethlehem with dr pepper as the guest of hon or dean pepper will also be the speaker of the evening and will explain in detail the en trance requirements to the va rious medical colleges he will describe those courses which should be taken before entering continued on page four the prospect of a hectic week-end for the sophs and the frosh has brought to an abrupt ending with the announcement that a mutual agreement had been made to postpone the low er class banquets until after the easter vacation presidents blood and oiler agreed that a more successful banquet season will result with the provisions that no hostili ties shall commence before the 19th the tuesday after return ing from the easter holiday the fireworks are not scheduled to begin on monday because of the fact that the mustard and cheese is opening its tour with a show at bethlehem high on that evening and as mercj sakes is heralded as a show of the highest calibre everyone will want to see it continued on page four this delay will not cause any abatement of the enthusiasm that is already coming into evi dence and is even apt to cause a stronger feeling of class spir it as was announced last featuring the extensive pro gram which bart has for mulated for the spring athletic activities are the intra-mural swimming and track meets which are scheduled for this week as the word implies all stu dents are eligible to compete in any of these events thereby having the possibility of scor ing a few points for his respec tive class the competition is in no wise different from that which has been exhibited in previous events of this nature great rivalry predominates whether the sports be in the tank or out on the cinder track the intra-mural track meet will precede the muhlenberg lehigh baseball clash if ad vance reports and previous rec ords are to be taken into con sideration the junior class should capture the highest num ber of points among their star performers are wagner aitken chickering billmeyer clayton and straub — all var sity men the swimming tests for the freshmen will be held during the last two weeks of april they will be staged under the supervision of the physical ed ucation department v continued on page three as soon as plans are com pleted bart will sponsor a baseball league consisting of dr conyaers read former professor of history at the university of chicago will ad dress the alexander hamilton society this evening the meet ing will be held in the faculty room of the memorial building and is open to all faculty and undergraduates dr read author of life of walsingham and queen eliza beth a study of conditions in their day will speak this eve ning about diplomatic secret service under queen eliza beth english students partic ularly those taking courses in elizabethan drama have been invited through dr smith de partment head to attend as has also the robert w blake society and beaux arts club the ball room at the hotel bethlehem was the scene of the senior banquet on wednes day evening approximately 150 members of the senior class attended this annual occasion which was started at seven o'clock two entertainers were present with their ever-ready songs and jokes after the first course of sardines and soup had been served and the music during the evening was provid ed for by the lehigh mountain eers president ford was toastmaster of the event and presented the speakers of the evening prof j s long was the first speaker who in his talk on dreams and visions of a scientific man stressed the point that visions were essen tial to success and cited exam ples in proof of his statement bosey reiter talked to the seniors on the meaning of education in a college man's career and said that educa tion means bringing-out the ef fective personality of a man by cultivating the habits of his body socially physically and morally prof harry fretz gave a parody on chemistry in referring to the construction and operation of a still continued on page three prof bradley stoughton took as his theme responsible con sciousness and said that the responsibility of those striving continued on page two seldom has the beaux arts club been given matter for re flection as pungent and yet serious as that which dean c m mcconn presented in his talk monday evening the words of the dean have given rise to numerous discussions out of which many men have withdrawn quite convinced of the truth tho sad truth of the situation dean mcconn said that thor ough inquiry into what parents students and all members of the community who support the arts college regard as the aim of the college shows that there are three distinct purposes there is first of all the bread and butter purpose held by that group who are . practical who take college as a means of increasing earning capacity secondly there is the super kindergarten purpose this purpose is entertained mainly by these well-to-do people whose sons are sent to college in or der to be taken care of for continued on page two the faculty held its regular monthly meeting on monday in the memorial building among the resolutions adopted were the following prof eric s sinkinson of the chemistry department was elected as the official delegate from lehigh university at the celebration commemorating the 100th anniversary of the found ing of the college of the uni versity of london this will be held in london on june 23 1927 information has been placed on file in the president's office concerning graduate scholar ships and fellowships at various institutions in this country and abroad they include a trav elling fellowship offered by the american scandinavian foundation for study in scan dinavian countries and a fel lowship at a polish university under the koschiuszko founda tion the establishment of this foundation is a direct outgrowth of the services which koschiusz ko the great polish general gave to this country at the time of the revolution bethlehem pa friday april 8 1927 lafayette opens lehigh lacrosse season tomorrow price five cents vol xxxiv no 47 first performance of mercy sakes after vacation varsity batsmen to oppose muhlenberg here tomorrow brown and white strong opposition offered jing johnson's men by car dinal and gray nine indicates keen battle in initial game three veterans on b & w team y m c a handbook subscribe to the epitome now get to the baseball game |
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