Brown and White Vol. 44 no. 21

              bethlehem pa tuesday december 15 1936 price — five cents engineers club speaker newspaper office becomes first lehigh date bureau jack hoppock and fritz bayer are elected first co-captains for lehigh's football squad co-captains of football team choice announced at an nual banquet of home club hotel bethlehem gold charms presented 500 attend victory dinner to honor team for fine season boys did as well as can be expected claims faculty adviser drew large attendance paths of glory most difficult says a rights vol xliv no 21 william j cameron of the ford motor company who will address the engineers club tonight to hear talk by cameron fritz bayer bus 38 and jack hoppock i e 38 whose election to the co-captaincy was announced at the victory banquet last night lehigh valley engineers secure speaker from dodd car company e h sloane will speak to philadelphia seminar new offices are created 2 secretaries elected at monthly meeting of eta sigma phi we assured her that we meant no harm would she comply to our re quest now alice's stand in the lad's behalf may have been inspired by a sense of fair play but we think . . . feilbach is fast worker ray feilbach certainly set a rapid pace to begin with he took mary godovin out on his beat and re turned a half hour after everyone else had reported back by sunday evening he had done so well at fol lowing up his bang-up start that mary gave him a picture of her self congratulations feilbach 1 jes sup tells us that the chap in ques tion slept through a few classes yes terday morning congratulations mary a most extraordinary girl is marie overmeyer marie seems to think that the lehigh boys need to be put in their place and that she is the girl to do it we think its just a line but perhaps we're wrong be that as it may casa nova jessup seems to be the first to pierce marie's cool reserve and of all subjects he picked photo graphy try for pretty picture we're trying to get a picture of a particularly friendly pose that they're now in — they're both hold ing a camera but it's so small that there's hardly room on it for their four hands that is we think it's the camera they are holding no offense marie nevin fidler isn't running far behind jessup saturday morning we came down to the editorial rooms and found a goodly portion of the l h s.s finest clustered around one dark handsome report er the chap turned out to be fid ler and was he going to town fidler labors from authoritative sources we learn that from nine to ten he turn ed out three lines of work from ten to eleven when the girls were out on their beats three pages and from eleven to twelve after the girls returned three lines for vis ual corroboration see picture some of the boys wish to nomin continued on page four e h sloane instructor in eng lish will speak on the last cath olic looks at the last puritan at the meeting of the philosophical seminar at 4:10 p m thursday in the faculty club room in drown hall as it is the custom for the sem inar members to take current books as a foundation for their talks and to review the modern philosophy brought into them sloane will in terpret the philosophical principals in george santayana's the last puritan william j cameron of the ford motor company will address a meet ing of the lehigh valley engineers club at 8 p m tonight in packard auditorium on the subject indus try and society prior to the meeting there will be a dinner in honor of the speaker at 6:30 p m at the sun inn mr cameron is noted for his brief sunday night addresses on cur rent topics on the ford sunday evening hour the program is broadcast over the columbia broad casting system from 9 to 10 o'clock he was invited by the joint com mittee to address the enginers club as a representative of the ford company cameron originally studied for the ministry but abandoned these pursuits in favor of a carer in in dustry he served as editor of the detroit news and in 1919 joined the staff of henry ford's dear born republic of which 1 he soon became editor the paper was dis continued in 1927 when cameron became liaison officer between the ford company and the public he is now noted as a writer of current economical and social problems this is cameron's first appearance in this vicinity bradford writes in chicago paper by peggy kirker most difficult show ever at tempted by the mustard and cheese club said albert a rights faculty adviser after the performances of sidney howard's paths of glory which were held friday and satur day evening in drown hall the boys did as well as can be expected continued rights under the limited facilities which are avail able at the present time of the two performances the saturday night presentation was by far the su perior capacity crowd saturday despite inclement weather the friday evening show was well at tended a greater than capacity crowd viewed the performance sat urday two changes in the cast were made which did not appear in the program henry kennedy bus 38 played the part of sergeant darde instead of frank ralston m e 39 and john cornelius graduate stu dent replaced edward dannemiller bus 40 as the drunken soldier the leading performers of the cast were albin dechnik bus 38 as ferol roy hertz arts 38 as lieut roget freeland dalzell arts 39 as colonel dax david bradley arts 38 as didier and theodore diamond arts 38 as langlois one female role the only female role was played by mrs lawrence whitcomb wife of the assistant professor of geology portraying the cafe proprietress the staff for the production was as follows business j v hutchin son ch e 38 h a harchar arts 39 g b rheinfrank i e 39 gene caller i e 39 r cunliffe bus 39 r h greenwell ch e 39 p r whitbeck eng 40 h weiner bus 40 g thompson bus 39 the electrical staff r h duc kynski e e 38 h m randel eng 40 j e tangel eng 40 property b chad wick ch e 39 c mitchell eng 40 j weiss bus 39 l glesmann m e 39 h brown i e 39 costume staff r hubschmitt m e 39 c heisler bus 40 the stage staff i m harvey e e 38 w d hancock bus 40 w r turner eng 40 s brad bury arts 39 j boyle bus 39 j i hammond eng 40 j r steeg eng 40 g e yewdall e e 37 j c fitch eng 40 t m hughes chem 38 p j welch m e 38 g w howland eng 40 a l bartlett bus 40 r h clark arts 38 hopes for general stabiliz ation of money article accepted by metal journal x-ray study by anderson and kehl received by grace basile prof frederick a bradford head of the department of finance recent ly contributed to a special issue of the chicago economist writing an article entitled are we headed toward stabiliziation this spe cial issue was published to be used at a meeting of the international bankers association professor bradford's article states that it is impossible to forecast any possibility of a general stabiliza tion of the monetary systems of england france and the united states at the present time since the systems in each country are so di versified he concludes by saying one can merely hope for a general stabiliza tion of systems in the future for the good of the economic world trembley speaks before hobbiests in y m c a by josephine mohr an x-ray study of preferred orientation in rolled copper an article by h v anderson asso ciate professor in chemistry and g l kehl metallurgical research fel low has been accepted by dr h w gillett chief technical adviser of the battelle memorial institute for publication in metals and alloys the necessary samples furnished by mr l g glesman ch e 15 chief metallurgist of the revere brass and copper corporation made possible this investigation a unique x-ray reflection meth od was employed by which the amount of surface orientation could be determined on direct and reverse rolled samples the results clearly indicated that the method of rolling together with the severity of roll reduction had no influence on the amount of surface orientation pro duced however below the surface reverse rolling produced a more random orientation than straight rolling without regard to severity of reduction publish hughes paper an article entitled churches by dr percy hughes head of the department of philosophy was pub lished in the review of religion for november at a meeting of the allentown hiking club last week in the y m c a francis j trembley in structor of biology spoke on nat ural history hobbies the audi ence ranged in age from 14 to 80 mr trembley also attended a meeting of the reading bird club in the reading museum maurice broun ornithologist in charge of the hawk mountain bird sanctuary was the speaker one of the many interesting facts presented by mr broun was that during the 1936 sea son 16,500 birds of prey including 100 eagles migrated over the sanc tuary by henry shick heckman m.e/39 they camel they sawl but did they conquer we're referring to the libertas staff that bevy of var iegated femininity that left its haven at liberty high school and ven tured into lehigh university's den of iniquity to publish the brown and white it seems that last year's sally of l h s lasses was quite success ful in all three phases of the fa mous latin quotation for upon checking up we find that five ro mances came out of the affair and that three of the lehigh boys have not yet recovered this being the case it occurred to us in the midst of a brainstorm that perhaps it might be interesting to view devel opments from the side lines this year and learn how the girls do it she gets her man you know we later learned that one of last year's libertas beauties appraised the entire brown and white staff and after eliminating the boys systematically decided that there was one particular chap with whom she was going to get a date she got it too how do they do it well to begin with the girls have a bit of head start in that when the boys hear of the advent of female reporters they flock in droves to the b and w offices to view the novel sight verily sunday evening for the first time nearly the entire staff reported and voluntar ily tool watkins is early also the editor in chief made his second sunday night appearance of the semester one chap we later found out that he is wallace wat kins came sticking around for two hours he finally summed up cour age and asked where were the girls who were to help the business staff sorry wallace at present only the news staff gets a break speaking of watkins when we tried to learn his identity we asked alice farenwold to get his name for us alice stated in no uncertain terms that she didn't think it right for us to heckle him and only after what the libertas staff really did at lehigh by marjorie wright two new offices were created last night at the monthly meeting of eta sigma phi national honorary clas sical language society at the home of dr h w wright head of the department of latin the office of the secretary was di vided into two offices correspond ing secretary and recording secre tary dean t stevenson arts 37 former secretary was made corres ponding secretary and john k baiz arts 39 was elected record ing secretary the other office created was that of historian to which j e sutcliffe arts 39 was appointed by nevin fidler arts 38 president of the so ciety fidler associate editor of the nuntius national journal of eta sigma phi announced that a col umn would be started by the local chapter in the next issue of the mag azine fidler will review a new book lucretius poet and phil osopher by e e sykes which will also appear in the nuntius plans for future meetings were discussed by the members and fid ler announced that dr e l crum acting head of the department of classical languages would be the speaker at the next meeting which will be held on jan 15 he will speak on portugal at the close of the business meet ing dr wright exhibited several of the ancient volumes in his collec tion they included a copy of the j complete work of virgil the works of cicero and a 16th century book of plates illustrating the story of virgil's aeneid talks on geology donald fraser speaks to jersey school fritz bayer right guard and jack hoppock right end were elected first co-captains of a lehigh football team as announced by jos tph walton this year's captain at the annual football banquet spon sored by the lehigh home club held yesterday at the hotel beth lehem almost 500 lehigh alumni under graduates and friends gathered at the victory dinner to help clement c williams president of the uni versity eugene grace president of the board of trustees and glen harmeson coach of the football team eulogize the entire squad for their fine showing this season gives gold footballs thirty-one gold footballs were presented by col nelson kellogg director of athletics to members of the football team and to the coaches connected with the team four sophomores ten juniors and twelve seniors including the manager were the recipients of the awards coach harmeson marty westerman and red sleight assistant coaches billie sheridan trainer and colonel kel logg also received the symbols of victory over lafayette paul ganey 16 president of the bethlehem home club was the spokesman for the evening and in troduced president williams as the first speaker the president express ed the sentiment of the evening by lauding both the coaches and the team harmeson lauds policy glen harmeson declared that le high's renewed policy of intersec tional football games comes after a lapse of is years the case game now offers the team a chance for a change new contacts and increased good will on the part of the play ers following harmeson's talk cap tain joe walton presented the brown and white coach with a gold watch compliments of the entire team e grace speaks bill cornelius secretary of the alumni association bosey reiter head of the department of physical education and eugene grace fol lowed with more praises for the team and coaches grace head of the bethlehem steel comporation declared the members of the team gained more out of athletics and teamwork than they got out of the classroom the following men received the gold footballs seniors — frank simmons manager mark wolcott red mcnally dean stevenson tiny krauter nelson reed knox peet shorty rozell ralph heller lou pennauchi pat pazzetti and joseph walton juniors — fritz bayer john frey elliott small jack hoppock har ry milbank archibald jamieson robert berg myron sterngold ed win bradway and george ellstrom sophomores — mark wertz tony famighetti frank rabold and eu gene kirkpatrick congdon appeals asks student to affront prospective frosh donald m fraser assistant pro fessor of geology spoke to a group of students wednesday in ruther ford high school rutherford n.j on a billion years of earth de velopment in this talk professor fraser traced the development of the earth from before the existence of life to the present time geology while usually thought of as the study of fossils may be di vided into two classes hard rock and soft rock geology the study of fossils is included in the latter class while hard rock geology the lesser known of the two is the study of earth development through the structure and microscopic formation of rock a course in geo-chemistry will be given next semester in connection with this work its purpose will be to show the application of chemis try to geological processes an appeal to the vacationing stu dents to talk to prospective fresh men is made by dr congdon di rector of admissions dr congdon states holiday fes tivities and social contacts are bound to bring to the notice of lehigh students at home on vacation a num ber of good freshman prospects for the coming college year the university hopes that every student will bear in mind during his holidays that we need all the super ior students we can get to fill our ranks they will meet and be able to suggest to the office of admissions at least one good prospect for the coming year brown and white all the lehigh netv first member intercollegiate newspaper association