Brown and White Vol. 50 no. 52

              the first five runners-up who will replace members-elect who may be able to fulfill their terms of office are in the order of bal loting philip j berg m e 44x j harry brindle met e 45x glenn a murray 44x richard n jorgensen i e 45 and blame d ferrell ch e 44x only five votes separated shafer boyd and berg although the vote was lighter 35 percent of student enrollment than the primary held earlier last week it was distinctly more grati fying than last year's election in which less than 25 percent of the eligible voters took part the ar cadia committee in charge of elec tions has pronounced the unique voting procedure used this year for the first time a success it will probably be continued for the du ration the members-elect automatical ly receive chairs on the new ar cadia which was formed last night for the coming year they will administer the usual activities of all the classes and dispose of the funds as normally as possible the confusion which would normally have arisen out of separate class organizations and their accelerated groups will thus be avoided the tenure of office of the committee will be two semesters mustard and cheese's bottoms up was a good show as a whole excellent in spots corny only occasionally flat a few times but defin itely worth seeing with more skillful cutting in places more punch in dialogue in some scenes and a general height ening of stage-repartee the pro duction would have achieved pro fessional status off to a rather slow start bot toms up hit its best musical note in heaven only knows a song good enough for anybody's band the drill-scene with fritz yon bergen taking off private breger in pantomime drew a good audi ence response high spots of the evening's en tertainment came in scene 1 the russian uso benefit skits mcd by warren milch whose blase dead-pan announcing was subtly done in the siberian scene the uk ranian blues featuring moisha petrouskavitch and his four borsch beets was one of the bright spots of the entire produc tion moisha was played by royal peterson friday night and by bill wolfsten in the saturday perfor mance the ballet gusse well-costum continued on page 2 trapp family sings friday discontinue brown key society emergency funds granted to yacht club for expenses ted peters kenneth swayne philip berg fill other posts charles c hilton met e 44x was elected president of arcadia student governing body at the meeting of the new cabinet last night in drown hall hilton is a member of the five man committee elected saturday by the student body a mem ber of omicron delta kappa and president of phi gamma delta philip j berg m.e 44x is vice-president theodore peters jr ch e 44x secretary and kenneth g swayne m e 44x treasurer dr claude g beards lee was unanimously elected fac ilty advisor new members of arcadia as an nounced last night are richard c shafer m e 44x swayne hil ton hugh boyd m e 44x and louis m domeratzky m e 45x ill members of the five-man com mittee replacing class officers and the member at large philip j berg m e 44x president of the nterfraternity council j harry brindle met e 45x vice-pres the wife the five daughters and two sons of baron george yon trapp led by composer-conduc tor dr franz wagner will give lehigh students a taste of the smooth warm singing that has en deared them to people all over the world at broughal auditorium 8:15 p m friday night the trapp family singers have performed in over 600 concerts all over europe and the united states they have sung before king george and queen mary of eng land and have been cited by the new york times for their note worthy blending of tone perfect pitch their secure and persuasive rhythm the trapp family's appearance here will be the last of the stu dent concerts-lectures features for this semester it is a bonus to lehigh students — and students will be admitted by bringing punched-out athletic cards towns people and dates will pay 55 cents epsilon representative keith w amish e e 45x president of mustard and cheese and joseph h goth arts 44 president of combined musical clubs presi dents of town and dorm councils have not been elected yet nor has the vice-president of omicron delta kappa who will be an ar cadia member since shafer pres ident is on the five-man commit tee brown key discontinued at the meeting of the old ar cadia immediately preceding the elections president robert p whipple chem 43 reported that after a conference with james a gordon director of athletics no fuuture was seen for reorganizing the brown key society emergency funds to the extent of 86 were granted to the yacht club for expenses incurred in re cent trips the old arcadia then voted that this year's cabinet disband and be replaced by the new members sigma chi elects officers new officers of sigma chi so cial fraternity are john e dox sey m e 44 president edward h diehl c e 44 vice-president james f kleckner arts 45 sec retary fritz yon bergen ch e 45x treasurer tau bete chooses alumni member dr earl j serfass 33 assistant professor of analytical chemistry will be initiated as an alumni member of tau beta pi tomorrow evening when 19 undergraduates will be sworn in as actives ser fass will be the first alumni mem ber to be accepted by the alpha chapter of pennsylvania since a v bodine 15 was selected in fall of 1941 the initiation and subsequent election of officers will occur at 5 p m tomorrow in the tau beta pi room of packard laboratory following the meeting there will be a banquet at the hotel beth lehem where serfass will be the principal speaker president frank bower e e 43 will act as toast master chuck hilton . . . . . . arcadia president new officers elected yesterday afternoon were announced at the banquet theodore peters jr ch e 44x is the new band leader and joseph h goth jr arts 44 assistant leader paul c andrews m e 45 was elected manager from 40 to 50 members of the band president c c williams dean wray h congdon and rob ert herrick of the alumni associa tion attended the band banquet at the old sun inn last night jos eph c gabuzda i e 43 was the master of ceremonies new band officers named at banquet bethlehem pa tuesday may 4 1943 charles swayne hilton elected arcadia president chosen head of 5 man committee price — 5 cents vol l — no 52 b & w photo by coeyman the five man committee elected to serve in place of class officers are 1 to r dick shafer louis domeratzky hugh boyd ken swayne and chuck hilton up draws s.r.0 musical is rated a success men replace class officers hilton shafer boyd domeratzky elected polling 45 percent of the to tal vote four juniors and one sophomore were elected sat urday by popular vote to lead the new committee form of class government as authorized by recent action of arcadia three hundred and eighty-sev en voters named the following to the five-man executive committee in the order of balloting ken neth g swayne m e 44x louis m domeratzky m.e/45x charles c hilton met e 44x richard c shafer m e 44 and hugh boyd m e 44 swayne having polled 225 votes or 25 percent more than his nearest opponent is automati cally chairman of the class com mittee brown and white louis domeratzky . . . . . . cyanide president dick shafer . . . . . . odk president in order to answer any ques tions in regard to only one man being chosen from the 45 and 45x classes the election committee states that the top five men were chosen re gardless of class domeratzky made cyanide president louis m domeratzky m.e was elected president for the coming term by cyanide junior activities honorary at its initiation meeting friday night at the sun inn other officers are j harry brindle met e vice-president william a clark m e secre tary-treasurer council members at-large stanley m brown jr e e fritz yon bergen ch e nine sophomores tapped at flag pole exercises friday morn ing were initiated they were fritz yon bergen stanley brown william a clark richard d de grouchy bus donald r diggs i e paul j frantz jr bus robert m kelly c e leslie r little ch e and gregory f walsh jr m e something extra . . . the singing trapp family which appears at 8:15 p m friday in broughal auditorium is in the nature of gift to the students by the student concerts-lectures series program the octet has sung at lehigh previously and met with nothing but the heartiest com mendation and now they are put on as an added attraction after the scheduled number of scl events a rare opportunity for an evening's enjoyment is offered fur thermore it is the last scl program for the duration for the series is discontinuing after friday night