Brown and White Vol. 67 No. 10

              lehigh university bro wn and white volume 67—number 10 tuesday october 25 1955 university 6-0331 jam session planned for h p of lookout sunday afternoon of houssparty will be the occasion for an experi ment never before tried at a house party weekend the experiment will try to answer the question of wheth er lehigh students can successfully participate in a mass outdoor social event fifteen of the fraternities are acting as a test group and have p u t p the money to sponsor a dixieland band which will play at the lookout that afternoon fnom 2 to 9 '. the saht that th,ey would like to extend an'lnvitation to the entire university % attend but cer tain obstacles prevented them from doii>g so r /••■ v . under itg rushfng rules the at tendance of freshmen at the affair would be a violation,since it is a fra ternity function after much discus sion by the sponsoring group it was decided to limit attendance to those fraternities that have taken the re sponsibility of initiating the test the success of the concert will probably assure its inclusion as a hp function in the years to come it will definitely fill the need for a major function on the last afternoon of the hp week end houses taking part in the concert are alpha chi rho beta theta phi chi phi delta phi delta upsilon k«vpa alpha kappa sigma lamb da chi alpha phi delta theta phi gamma delta phi sigma kappa sigma alpha mv sigma phi epsi lon theta delta chi and theta kappa phi letters were sent out last week by wayne d parker chairman of the queen committee for fall hp to the presidents of the . various ... living groups explaining the procedure for choosing the hp queen at the dance friday night each group will choose a pre liminary candidate who must be in room 167 at grace hall at 10:30 p.m with her escort and an information card properly filled out the cards were sent along with the letters and in quiries as to the name of the contestant her escort's name explains origin of 1,100 figure for eating plan by john mimnaugh there is no magic in the 1.100 fig.ure stated university treasurer flmer w glick in explaining how this figure was arrived at as the ne cessary number of students to be re quired to eat in the new university center the figure gmv from a num ber of conferences and meetings on the subject stated the treasurer this being a new venture for lehigh many areas are going to be indefinite until we get the plan in working or der if we don't break even fi nancially on this plan eating rates will have to go up in a conversation saturday gluk said he had consulted with theodore w minah director of duke univer sity residence halls and daniel white in charge of eating facilities at bethlehem steel co before sub mitting the eating plan minah after studying proposed bating facilities and conferring with the architeci of the new center agreed with lehigh officials on the approximate figure of 1,100 glick enumerated the large number of expenses to be taken consideration when organizing dining facilities of this size mentioning the large staff to be required and the frequent re placements of furniture and equipment that will be neces sary with a capacity of 520 in the two dining rooms we are going to need i think a two-hour period for din glick stated this may re quire some rescheduling of classes can wray h congdon told the into the valley of death—cops to the right oi tnein cops to tjle left of them cops in front them volleyed and thundered stormed at shot and shell bokhy they rode . ... lord tennyson second from ri sht mugging for camera epitome cops top award in 1955 yearbook rating last year's epitome has won the highest honor it is possible for a yearbook to receive — the all american rating of the associated collegiate press it is believed that this is the first time in the history of the 79-year-old annual that such an award has been copped by the lehigh yearbook the epitome's editor f bruce waechter 56 received word friday of the honor from the university of minnesota's prof fred l kildow president of acp who is known in collegiate journalistic circles as mr collegiate publication of the 257 college and university | yearbooks which competed in the ! 35th acp contest only 11 including the 1955 epitome were tapped for this highest honor the lehigh year book was tops in its class — univer sities with enrollments ranging from | 2,001 to 4,000 students seven of the 111 all-american awards were gain ed by colleges with more than 4,000 enrollment the 55 epitome was rated by prof kildow who listed the certain remarks in the guide book as he pa^setf final judg ment on each division of the book in the layout division under dis play kildow remarked the book was generally well-planned and ex celent this division received 200 point a score of excellent design received 650 of 750 points and the introduction earned 325 out of a possible 350 points yon give faculty superior cover d show your campus in an ex celelnt setting was the statement following the academic eonten gory the senior category gathered 335 points editorial content typography technical quality and layouts received excellent scores and superior scores were awarded to editorial content and treatment the annual gathered many bonus ppints due to excellent scores achieved by professional typography and treatment the final status or summary ap praisal shows that the epitome re ceived a score of 100 for book pur pose which is in the excellent cate gory and the book as a whole re ceived a superior rating the excell ent score is 100 and . the annual earned a 110 rating placing it in the highest rank offered prof kildow summed up the epitome rating of superior and ail-american by adding to his final judgment the following congratulations on your produc tion of a fine book the 55 epitome frosh deface easton college a weekend raid at lafayette col lege by three carloads of lehigh stu dents at 2 a.m saturday brought a goalpost from lafayette football field to rest on the drinker house balcony apparently aroused by some pranskter possibly from lafay ette who painted lafayette 59 on drinker house the stu dents cut their way through barbed wire obstacles at the easton field and entered the football field at about 2 a.m it is reported that another group of lehigh students performed a paint job on the easton campus at about the same time defacing a statue and several buildings saturday the goalpost was seen resting on the drinker balcony un der the lafayette 59 lettering in paint nolan nayior spark 21-14 win at rutgers by bill leclere 11,000 watch 4ih straight win sparked by dan nolan's brilliant and bob naylor's hard running lehigh racked up their fourth straight victory in five starts with a 21-14 victory over rut gers saturday afternoon at rutgers stadium the tough packer defense was again spearheaded by center alex maslowsky whose alert iinebacking helped hold the scarlet running attack to only four first downs nolan sparked a brilliant passing attack which opened up the lehigh jffense for the first time this year dan's needlepoint aerials were largely responsible for 157 yards through the air well ahead of the loser's 37 yards the number one target for le high passes was versatile austin short whose hard running was ex ceeded only by his glue-fingered re ceiving ability and brilliant defens ive play the packers had to come back after a freak rutgers score at 3:58 of the second period when the scarlet's bob keeley picked off a nolan lateral intended for bob nayior and scampered 15 yai'ds into the end zone un touched short took the ensuing kick-off back to the scarlet 48 where the packers started an 11 play touch down jaunt the drive looked as if it would stall 14 yards short of paydirt when r caught deep in his backfield trying to pass was penalized for in tentional grounding sophomore fullback walt pi awka picked up a valuable 10 yards on a draw play to put le high back within striking dis tance two plays later nolan hit short in the end zone for the score bill doremus knotted the count with a perfect extra point boot at 8:40 of the second frame after the kick-off lehigh's tough split six defense held the scarlet forcing them to kick on the first ser ies the packers immediately aunched another drive highlighted that's the wrong man—the opposition's quarterback was a little upset when lehigh's dan nolan 20 intercepted one of his passes and rolled for the winning touchdown in the fourth period on the new bruns wick n.j gridiron lehigh won 21-14 proof of need may start 24-hour health service by art roth twenty-four hour service will be provided at the health center if the need for such service exists said vice-president kenneth e smiley at a meeting of administration and stu dent leaders thursday any such service will be strictly reference and first-aid that is nurses may be hired who wou'd take care of minor injur ies and refer all cases of ap parently serious illness to a town physician to determine whether the need exists all reports of student illness or injury will be recorded for a four-week period by every fraterni ty president and residence hall counsellor the records will be turn ed over to arcadia for compilation and will then be submitted to the administration the meeting called to consider problems concerning the health r was attended by deans wray congdon john leith and byron hayes philip woodroofe residence hall director dr ray andrews as sistant director of the health cen ter and ralph miller administrative assistant of the center representing the student body were arcadia president f bruce waectncr ifc president see sees page 7 see queen page 4 see epitome page 7 see naylor page 8 see plan page 4