Brown and White Vol. 28 no. 58

              vol xxviii no 58 price five cent's brown and white players easily defeat syracuse alumni to see elaborate commencement and reunion week-end of activities opened with alumni dinner calculus cremation and june hop tonight alumni meeting parade base ball game and president's reception class day and commencement president's reception to-morrow evening class day exercises to be held monday program for the 1921 alumni reunion | activities include all old cus toms extend over three day period friday june the 10th marks the j opening of the commencement | week festivities for the members i of the class of 1921 the program i as arranged fills in every minute up i to and including tuesday june the ! 14th hundreds of alumni from the various classes are expected !< back for the occasion and keen \ competition is anticipated 1 for the i class of 91 reunion cup which is i presented each year to the class having the largest per cent of its members back for the annual class j reunions this year the classes j holding the reunions are the classes ! of 71 76 81 86 91 96 01 06.1 11 16 and 20 the class of 71 j is holding its fiftieth-year reunion the class of 76 its forty-fifth-year reunion and so on down to the i class of 20 with its first-year re ■ union the commencement week pro ! gram as arranged is as follows : friday june 10 : i p m — meeting of alumni edu cational committee with faculty committee on educational poli i cy in faculty room packer hall j 7 p m — alumni dinner kurtz j restaurant broad street beth lehem 10 p m grand p-rade to taylor j field 10.15 p m calculus cremation taylor field ii p m — tunior prom drown i hall saturday june 11 10 a m — meeting of club dele gates and class presidents to or 1 ganize an alumni council drown j hall 11 a m — annual meeting of al 1 umni association drown hall | continued on page three june hop promises to be excellent the annual june hop will be held j i this evening in drown hall the j i subscription price will be three dol \ ! lars for seniors and five dollars for | i all others the committee has se ; j cured sherbo's original seven-piece i orchestra including harris and i morton so the music will be un i i excelled dancing will be from 10.30 p m | | until 5 a m thus giving everyone i a chance to attend the calculus j cremation the affair gives promise of being i very successful and any further in ! formation may be secured from w staunton chairman of the com mittee at the psi upsilon house lawn opposite packer chapel < to be scene of activities the class day at lehigh this year promises to be one of the best that i has been held here for some time 1 the committee has prepared a very i good program which is a little diff j erent from those given every year the program this year will be given '. on the lawni opposite the packer 1 memorial chapel instead of in front 1 of doctor drinker's home as was i the usual custom this change was ; made because there is more shade i on the chapel lawn the exercises will be held on < monday afternoon and will start at 2 o'clock the afternoon will open with music and then the president's salutatory will be given by presi < dent lath r op bevan the next number will be the reading of the class history by henry r maddox the class prophecy will be a dia 1 logue between richard v huebner j and anthony j sakievich after i some more music the class poem j will be read by frederick w rhein 1 frank the tablet oration will be i given by robert d billinger and | then the cup contest announcement ! will be made w r okeson 96 secretary of the alumni associa tion has been made custodian of the cup and will award it to the first baby born to amy man who is married after graduation on june ; the 14th the calling of the last roll will j be done by herman w riebe sec ! retary of the class after which the ! ivy oration will be given by j k m huebner to close the program continued on page three complete list of class officers 1922 the following is the list of class officers elected for the coming year : senior class — president a r little vice president l g bar thold ; secy w schier ; treasu \ rer n p sanborn athletic rep resentative l n vannort ; serge ant-at-arms g m brumbaugh historian c p gooding junior class — president jl l i lees vice-pres w g thomp son secy f h leister treasu rer f e ferguson ; athletic rep i resentative e b beale ; sergeant at-arms a c cusick ; historian j w gardy sophomore class — president w springsteen vice-president j f : rogers secretary a m mac 1 kenzie ; treasurer c f lingle ; i athletic representative a spring steea sergeant-at-arms c b ; grace ; historian w h o'brien diplomas and degrees will be given tuesday commencement alumni address by w s landis 02 bacca laureate sermon sunday lehigh's fifty-fifth commence merut will be celebrated 1 next week beginning with the baccalaureate services for the graduating class on sunday at 11.00 a m in packer memorial chapel the rt rev frank dumoulin bishop coadju tor of ohio will deliver the ser mon bishop dumoulim is a grad uate of trinity college toronto and of st francis xavier univer sity he has served as rector of trinity church chicago and as dean of trinity college cleveland the commencement exercises will be held tuesday at 10.30 in the chapel vice-president emery will conduct the exercises prof c l thornburg will announce the a wards of honors and prizes the alumni oration a feature of the annual commencement pro gram will be delivered this year by walter savage landis met 02 m s 06 mr landis is vice presidewt of the american cynamid company and past-president of the american electro-chemical socie ty he was a member of the fac ulty at lehigh for ten years after his graduation resigning in 1912 as assistant professor of metallurgy festival of bach most successful the 1921 bach festival which is the sixteenth since theßach choir first sang in 1900 was held at le high university on friday and sat urday may 27th and 28th when | musical pilgrims came from twen ; ty states ranging from new eng land to virginia and tennessee and | westward to california and minne sota all seats were taken at the saturday sessions and practically all on friday special correspond ents of fifteen musical journals i magazines and newspapers were in | attendance under the direction of dr j 1 rred wolle conductor the bach choir of nearly 300 voices sang cantatas and a motet at 4 p m and 8 p m on the first day and the mass in b-minor at 1.30 p m and 4 p m on the second day of the i festival the performance of this '■ community chorus of men and ; women of bethlehem and of the lehigh valley was such as to justi ! fy completely their designation by : henry t finck eminent critic as the best choir in the united states 1 and the tribute of madame sembrich i who said i have heard many cho ruses in many lands but unqualifi continued on page three fo be held in drown hall at 9 o'clock dr emery to do honors in accordance with the old le j ligh custom the administration vill give the annual reception to he members of the graduating class heir parents friends and alumni m saturday evening in drown vlemorial hall acting president l>r natt m emery will head the eceiving line with mrs emery and ther members of the faculty and heir wives aiding the occasion will be informal tnd there will be little effort made o entertain except by dancing vhich will begin at nine and con inue until twelve o'clock no set rogram will be followed and since he affair is strictly informal the quests will be expected to entertain hemiselves in their own fashion a large attendance is assured mice besides the members of the graduating class and their families md friends the alumni will ad journ to drown hall immediately following their banquets in the early 3art of the evening moreover as t is an annual event many look forward to it as one of the princi pal pleasures of alumni and grad uation week and therefore will be ure to make an effort to be present 1923 epitome board holds initial meet " the 1923 epitome board held a i neeting in the kappa sigma house 3n thursday evening may 26th for the purpose of electing an editor in-chief assistant editor-in-chief and art editor the following men were elected editor-in-chief j w gardy ; asst editor-in-chief h r randall art editor b a c johnston the business staff is composed of three men who won their positions by competition the business manager asst business manager and circulation manager are e h snyder n r guthrie and r p balderson respectively notice seniors all seniors must pay their class and alumni dues and memorial subscriptions before graduation day it is desired that this shall be done at once in order to facili tate the rendering of accounts and closing of books the following committees are in charge f a hall b a ; e w burgess bus ; e w bowden c e ; d schultz met ; j g dough erty el met : w march e m ; h.e yeide e e ; and a t wil son ch e new yorkers completely out-played in title contest for national honors game staged on crescent a c grounds in brooklyn hopkins loses to lehigh baltimore twelve literally swamped in battle for southern division laurels game played on taylor field lehigh - syracuse , lehigh - hopkins lehigh defeated syracuse uni versity by a 3 to 1 score and won the championship of the united states intercollegiate lacrosse as sociation on the bay ridge grounds of the crescent athletic club wed nesday previously lehigh had won the title in the southern divi sion of the association and syra j cuse had turned the trick among the northern teams the twelves met for the championship on neu tral grounds ■ never before have the winning aggregations of the two sections clashed in a post-season ! game the contest therefore was [ unusual but probably will furnish i the rule in future years there was no questioning the su periority of the lehigh team in ! the first period the pennsylvania i players scored a goal it was made j by e wilson syracuse did not score in the second half lehigh j made two more points before the up-state collegians found the net | it is a question if syracuse would j have made any goal at all had it not been for an accident to parker goal of lehigh towards the end of the game he broke his foot and had to give way to whitney it was while the latter was in the game that syracuse shot her lone tally lehigh uncovered good teamwork and shot in a clever manner syra cuse on the other hand lacked the teamwork noted in the game of the winners the lehigh defense had no great difficulty in breaking up almost every advance on goal [. e wilson played a great game for the winners shooting two of the goals his dodging was good and his shooting decidedly beyond the college standard parker did well at goal until he had to retire ross lydecker and schmitt were the stars of the syracuse twelve the line-up : lehigh 3 syracuse 1 parker g ... macaloney enslin p frobisher a wilson ... c p schmitt maurer f d lowery bush s.d herkit jenness t d dickson bertolet c smith gonzales .... t a lydecker c strauch ... s a .. . a schmitt t e wilson . . f a corey muzdakis .... o h ross continued on page five lehigh's 1921 lacrosse team easily defeated the johns hopkins stickmeni twelve goals to two in the final league game of the season for the championship title of the south ern division may 28th on taylor field the blue and black defense weakened before the lehigh attack and the combat after the first few minutes of play became one-sided although both halves were filled with thrills that kept the brown and white rooters who filled the south stands at a high pitch of excite ment on the initial face-off gonzales received the ball and passed to strauch who immediately shot for a goal but his effort was blocked by the hopkins netman hopkins car ried the ball to lehigh's goal and on a second attempt sent the ball by parker for the initial score this lead was cut down a few min utes later when strauch after clev i er dodging got within striking dis | tamce and tied the score the bal i timore collegian retaliated and for several minutes kept the ball in the vicinity of lehigh's goal but strauch recovered the ball and af | ter a long run sent the ball to gon hzales who registered a beautiful | side-shot for lehigh's second score i the attempts of the blue and black stick-wielders to get another count er were rendered futile by parker i who scooped several well-directed ! shots out of danger both teams experienced difficulty : in breaking through the others de fense and the play centered around i the mid-field for several minutes j the aggressiveness of the brown ! and white players forced their op | ponents to yield and the lehigh at tack began their hammering at the visitors goal but without success ! finally maurer going up on the at ) tack sent a counter into the met on i a pass from strauch and jenness ; after a sensational exhibition of i dodging and running with the ball | duplicated his running-mate's feat ! for another score hopkins tight ; emed and the ball soared back and i forth from goal to goal neither side i being able to score lehigh assum ed the defense when maurer was sent to the side-lines for ten mm : utes on a penalty and hopkins al though playing against only eleven men found it impossible to score continued on page five br ow n and white bethlehem pa friday june 10 1921 lehigh u s lacrosse champions