Brown and White Vol. 67 No. 17

              lehigh university brown and white volume 67—number 17 tuesday november 22 1955 lehigh university bethlehem pa packers snowed under 35-6 by ray farkas 15,000 freeze as bozik stars smog a wind-whipped snow storm and the lafayette college football team combined to commit mayhem at taylor stadium satur day the former two elements were far from pleasant but the third the visiting leopards were downright obnoxious towards their hosts and the lehigh football corpse was officially pronounced dead at approxi mately 4:30 p.m by a 35-6 count the packers were reported to have passed on peacefully after the eastoners had inflicted two first period wounds chief assailants were listed as quarterback joe bo zik backs byran satterlee jack slotter norm dion and a lafayette line headed up by brothers bob and jack burcin and center norig elli son the marvelous bozik was un doubtedly the chief accessory to the murder among the bent-on homicide leopards the sophomore from donora pa personally ac counted for 13 of the first 14 points scored by the eastoners and faked so cleverly that he made following the ball almost impossible at times bozik's all-around field gen eralship engineered the two first-period markers and a touchdown drive in both the second and third stanzas an old skin dlver somewhere in the depths of the frozen taylor basin an unidentifiable lehigh snowman plows after an elusively squishy foot ball that zipped from his brisket like a greased champagne cork note look of glee on pursuer arts institutes honors option by art roth a unique college honors program which will provide for comprehen sive advanced study at the undergraduate level will be instituted next fall president martin d whitaker announced today under the theme of creative concepts the program will foster independent study through a series of limited-enrollment seminars and the writing of a thesis the seminars one in each of four basic areas of human knowledge will combine breadth to balance concen tration in a major with the depth possible in small classes carefully selected from all majors the purpose of the college honors program is three-fold explained associate dean glenn j christensen of the college of arts and science 1 to increase student responsibility through independent study 2 to group men of comparable ability so as to increase academic in centive and competition and 3 to provide the opportunity to study undergraduate subject matter at a level of maturity above that in general classes while continuing with his departmental major a student admitted to the honors program will schedule one honors seminar each semester of his junior and senior years and will write an undergraduate thesis us ually but not necessarily in his major department any student in the university regardless of curriculum may apply for admission to the honors program admission will be granted if he has a three-semester cumulative average of at least 3.0 and has the approval of the head of his major department and of the honors council dean christensen emphasized that this is uniquely lehigh's program — it does not imitate anybody else's it is not like a conventional honors program where the general education value and breadth of study are limited by being tied to a single department the seminars will be a combination of lectures student reports and dis cussion to be taught by the most capable men available from the ranks of the entire university faculty following is a description of the seminars as they will be listed in the catalogue creative concepts 101 the humanities a study of the concepts significant in man's attempts to understand himself as an individual his place in and his relation to the universe the meaning of his existence and the way in which he should live material is drawn chiefly from literature philosophy religion and the fine arts and music creative concepts 102 the life sciences a study of the concepts significant in man's efforts to understand and control the living world of which he is a part material is drawn primarily from biology psychology and geology but also because of the ultimate inseparability of the natural sciences from chemistry and physics creative concepts 103 the physical sciences a study of the concepts significant in ttiatfs effort to understand and use the physical universe in which he lives material is drawn primarily from chemistry physics mathematics and astronomy but also because clops tops . . . the winnah!—deita tau delta's cy clops shown above moved his rj g;ht arm to stir the brew held the leopard in his left hand turned his head in anger and blinked his eye at the judges to take first prize in the ifc display contest gillespie will play for soph snowball once again couples attending the sophomore snowball dance will swing to the music of matt gillespie the 55 version of the affair will take place saturday night dec 3 from 10 to 1 a.m in grace hall tickets for the dance will cost 32.50 a couple a combination ticket for the mustard and cheese production of henry iv part 1 and the snowball will also be available for 3 the purchase of this ticket saves the buyer 1 chaperons for the semi-formal dance will be dr and mrs w ap pleton aiken and mr and mrs philip b woodroofe the theme of the dance will be snowball under the stars which will be illustrated by the use of stars hanging from the ceiling other appropriate winter decorations will set the mood for the occasion refreshments will be sold by members of the sophomore class cabinet which is sponsor ing the dance chairman of the snowball committee is harold rowe ticket sales will begin next week there will be a door to door cover age of the campus by the ticket salesmen delt's cyclops cops top place among displays delta tau delta's giant cyclops won top honors in the interfraterni ty council's beat lafayette display contest friday night approximately 20 feet high the huge one-eyed creature stir red a pot of smoking brew with one hand and dangled a leopard . from the other the victory enabled delta tau delta to break a two-year monopoly of phi sigma kappa in the annual contest chi psi's lehigh steamroller that crushed the block letters lafay ette won second place in the judg ing third prize went to sigma chi for its portrayal of a steam shovel pushing the leopard into a coffin an illuminated display showing a railroad engine forcing the leopard into a frothing cauldron won fourth place honors for sigma phi epsilon honorable mention was granted to theta chi alpha tau omega and chi phi judges were local clothier tom bass hotel bethlehem manager norman j canfield and bethlehem chamber of commerce representative aaron baldree ifc committee chairman for the contest was len yeager 56 of pi lambda phi uprising against henry rehearsed by thespians the production of henry iv part i is keeping mustard and cheese members busy these days the play which will be presented dec 2 and 3 tells the story of the uprising against henry iv of england by a group of lords who had helped him to obtain the throne thoburn barker speech in structor technical director rob ert biggs 56 stage manager and girard gallup 59 head electri cian are directing the develop ing of the complex lighting problems and the painting of platforms and parallels used in the production costal denson and robert o'brien are teaching fencing to george kan tra 58 hotspur del kennedy 56 prince hal robert silverton 56 douglas and art anderman 56 playing falstaff for one perform ance preparation of posters and the mailing for the publicity campaign are being handled by bill mulley 58 business and publicity manager and his staff large posters are being made by wayne stoddard and the coats of arms and standards are no b&w for one week due to thanksgiving vacation there will be no issue of the brown and white nov 25 or nov 29 the next issue will be published dec 2 news and advertising must be in the b&w office by dec 1 vacation will last from 10 p.m to morrow until 8 a.m next monday see creative page 5 see nolan page 9 see staff page 5 statistics leh laf first downs 12 yards rushing 42 passes completed 5 passes attempted 12 passes intercepted by . 0 yards gained passing . 42 punts 5 avg distance punts ... 27 fumbles 5 own fumbles recovered 2 penalties 8 yds lost penalties 50 13 215 3 3 2 35 2 37 2 0 3 15