Brown and White Vol. 45 no. 39

              vol xlv — no 39 review features article by lewis libertas staff invades office of newspaper artist hired to illustrate new epitome lacy assists in dedication for the b & w a coed touch duke chapter elects harmon musical club will sponsor oberlin choir price — five cents to come out tomorrow contains 6 stories the march issue of the lehigh review which will be off the press tomorrow afternoon will feature big shot an article by howard lewis arts 39 about william woodring 36 who was captain ol the varsity rifle team and crack shot of intercollegiate circles a few years ago another feature of the issue will be a story by p e p white en titled monarch of arcadia on the founding of arcadia society by richard harding davis the story is a result of an interview with george booth 86 who was one of the original members of the soc iety when it was merely a social club with gay banquets a characterization of the per sonnel in the alumni building behind gray walls by william gottlieb will be found on the cen ter spread other stories in the issue will be venus in october by eric weiss e e 39 and plan for education by eric weiss e e 39 and william g dukek chem 38 and the last installment of hobby hobo by frank norris c e 40 the cover will exhibit a photo graph by robert williamson bus 38 of jack hoppock i e 38 trying to study with a bad attack of spring fever high school journalists produce guest issue of brown and white frances daßos editor by frances daßos spring fever and the libertas staff once more invaded the brown and white office turning it into turmoil scattered about the office were some poor lehigh students patiently trying to explain the in tricate details of newspaper writ ing and copy-reading the officers in charge of the pro ceedings were as follows frances daßos editor in chief mary vir ginia ernst news editor and bar bara hall sports editor evelyn beishline and lois diehl wrote the editorials the reporters and their respec tive beats were as follows marie gushen alumni katherine beal activities marjorie wright drown hall marie bolza williams hall olga gergits packer hall and civil engineering bern ie c brisker packard laboratory irene bragg english and physics alyce faren wald library and coppee hall dorothy barnhart mining and military science stella zatocky chemistry robert silfies and alf red nagy sports marie hilaire wrote the l u say column lynn bartlett mary luch and elizabeth erney were copy-readers the editorial writers were lois diehl and evelyn beishline 5 students attend debate convention students injured slightly in wreck 5 divisions are planned for yearbook having knowledge theme color added to makeup the engaging of norman g rudolph a professional artist for ilustrating parts of the epitome university year book was announ ced last night by herbert m wil son jr arts 38 editor-in-chief wilson also announced that the edition would be released about may 1 and that approximately 680 copies would be sold rudolph has had a great deal of experience in this line and recently illustrated the west point year book he will do work on divider pages separating the dif ferent sections of the book there will be five divisions or ganization which includes honors and activities sports living groups administration including the faculty and officers and dif ferent scenes of the campus a definite theme will prevail throughout the year book accord ing to wilson it will be know ledge is power and the illustra tions will be in accord with this theme an example will be an old village blacksmith shop with an entrance to a modern steel plant above it this typifies the progress made in industry another inovation in the epi tome as expalined by wilson will be a blue color added to the make up in previous years only the regular black and white were used all photographing and engrav ing has been completed and the only remaining work to be done on the epitome is the organiza tion of the book and the printing choral recital to be given by acappella group in packer chapel concert will be free choral music through four centuries of development will be presented by the oberlin college x^cappella choir on apri 18 in pack er memorial chapel under the auspices of tone honorary musi cal society announced raymond k maneval bus 38 recruited from 1750 students the oberlin acappella choir counts among its members some of the most outstanding vocalists in ob erlin college and conservatory the membership of the choir this year represents 14 states japan and the district of columbia the choir was organized in the fall of 1929 by olaf c christian sen son of dr f melius christ iansen director of the famous st olaf choir since its founding this group has appeared in several rad io programs over cleveland sta tions and on nation-wide hookups from chicago sang at national conference in 1931 they sang before the musical educators national con ference in cleveland this year a twelve hundred mile tour is sched uled through ohio pennsylvania and new york last year the group made a ten day tour through five midwestern states the program will be selected from various schools of choral lit erature from palestrina to con temporary composers a soprano and a baritone soloist will render several selections tone has scheduled the concert in cooperation with the bethlehem friends of music there will be no admission charge for the recital and no tickets will be issued a voluntary contribution will be taken mcconn lectures before students society to pledge pi tau sigma will induct 7 juniors tomorrow rheinfrank and lincoln crash into trees while driving on a winding campus road a car driven by george b rheinfrank jr i e 39 crashed early sunday evening into two trees located along the look-out drive according to eye-witness re ports the car skidded while going around a curve and struck two trees on the opposite side of the road the occupants of the auto mobile escaped serious injury as the left front of the car was badly damaged clifford f lincoln jr met e 40 suffered a broken nose and a severe shaking up while rhein frank was cut over his left eye and brused on his left arm and leg both of the occupants were pro nounced physically fit after first aid treatment weiss returns to lehigh looking for candidates delegates serve on com mittees at state college five students accompanied by j calvin callaghan instructor in english and coach of debating at tended the debaters convention sponsored by perm state college friday and saturday the local delegates served on che committee studying the united states foreign policy with respect to eliminating or minimizing the evils of war richard g phelps e m 38 served as chairman of the committee the delegates in cluded henry t s heckman arts 39 russell kowalyshyn arts 40 robert g stern e p 40 henry g werner e p 40 the convention assembly passed resolutions which would commit the united states to a policy of political isolation combined with economic cooperation this in es sence was the position of the le high delegates whose plan was used as a basis for discussion there were two other commit tees at the convention one dis cussing the employer-labor strug gle and the other talking over the faults in higher education billinger writes article dr robert d billinger assist ant professor of chemistry recent ly wrote an article early iron works in pennsylvania—the dur ham furnaces which will appear in the april issue of the journal of industrial and engineering chemistry pi tau sigma national honor ary mechanical and industrial en gineering fraternity will hold pledging exercises tomorrow morn ing at colloquium in packard auditorium seven students will be pledged by the society only men from the upper third of the junior class are eligible and of these men 25 per cent are chosen they are elected on the basis of their extra-curicu lar activities and their scholastic standing this fraternity is one of the sponsors of the engineer's ball and helps maintain the engineers lounge o glee club to make trip the lehigh glee club will make a trip to new york on april 29 approximately 55 students will go accompanied by the lehigh col legians dance orchestra they also intend to visit the chapel of in tercession but no other plans have been made lehigh professor honored by southern school initiated here dr george d harmon associ ate professor of history who was recently elected an alumnus mem ber of phi beta kappa by the duke university chapter in honor of his outstanding work since grad uation was initiated by the lehigh beta chapter of the national hon orary scholastic society yesterday afternoon in the faculty room of the alumni building the duke university chapter re quested that professor harmon be initiated at the same time the 19 seniors elected two weeks ago were initiated the initiation was in charge of garth howland as sociate professor of fine arts previous to the initiation two new members were elected to the council of the lehigh chapter they were bishop john taylor hamilton and frank c becker macfarlane professor of philoso phy they took the place of bish op de schweinitz and the late prof john m toohy whose terms expired this year haring elected president new officers elected at a council meeting afterwards were the fol lowing president albert haring associate professor of economics vice president prof tomlinson fort head of the department of mathematics treasurer prof roy cowin head of the department of accounting and secretary prof philip m palmer dean of the col lege of arts and science profes sor cowin and dean palmer were continued in office an amendment to the by-laws of the lehigh chapter was passed by | the members and approved by the council the amendment reads as follows the total number of candidates selected from the senior class in i any one year shall not exceed 15 smiley congdon,and riley to visit high schools by marie gushen dean c m mcconn spoke on tuesday march 15 at the hudson educational conference at stevens hoboken academy hoboken n.j on personality in relation to character the dean also address ed the reading college club on wednesday march 16 in the read ing y m c a on planning for college e k smiley assistant director of admissions will attend the col lege day program tomorrow at the bryant high school long island city n y on thursday dr wray h congdon director of admissions will go to bayside high school long island to take part in a col lege night dr e h riley associate profes sor of english will speak on pop ular ballads and folk songs fri day at columbia high school south orange n j james l clif ford instructor in english will il lustrate professor riley's talk with vocal selections alpha phi omega uses fireplace on sunday for first meeting the stone fireplace erected by alpha phi omega national boy scout fraternity was dedicated sunday afternoon by william lacy national field representative of the society the fireplace is located on the top of south moun tain near the little theater site of dramatic presentations given during the university summer session in his talk lacy stressed the three keywords of the fraternity friendship leadership and service following the dedication an out door supper was held in which the fireplace was used for the first time after the meeting at the fire place lacy met with the newly elected officers and discussed the relationship between the local and national chapters of alpha phi omega fireplace for use of scouts the fireplace is for the use of all university organizations and local boy scout troops who obtain the permission of claude a beard slee head of the department of moral and religious philosophy and faculty adviser of alpha phi omega suggestions were made to im prove the site by adding tables and a log cabin for overnight camping henry naisby chem 38 and harry a harchar arts 39 will accompany lacy to perm state on saturday where he will install new members in the local chapter of the fraternity from there lacy will go to miami university and then to southern methodist uni versity where he will visit the chapters of alpha phi omega there bernard l weiss c e 36 is back at lehigh again at the pres ent time he is holding a position as research assistant in the plan ning department of l bamberger and co being also division superintend ent at bamberger's weiss visited the c e department looking for possible candidates to employ oonttoaed on page four libertas girls publish first issue of spring by david deßeauchamp excited cries . . . the heavy odor of perfume ... a riot of colors . . . wrinkled foreheads . . . frantic fingers beating on the keys . . . and the thirty-ninth issue of the forty-fifth edition of the brown and white goes to press through the efforts of the feminine journal ists of liberty high school yea verily lehigh's foremost publication has for the past few days been under the guidance and control of eager bright-eyed laughing young ladies who have very capably done a rather con fusing job the gals hail from the staff of the libertas the school magazine which is published four times a year and which won wide-spread recognition at the national press conference held a few weeks ago their presence at lehigh was very much in evidence last saturday as they thronged the campus gather ing the news freshmen's lives endangered some of the regular staff of the brown and white were summoned to impart to the fair sex the rudi ments of newspaper work six freshmen were almost killed in the stampede but the rest got through and the poor girls had lehigh riff-raff in their hair from start to finish and so if you see any slight errors in this publication which have been overlooked in the rush you can blame it on us erring males we cannot tell a lie it's all our fault but despite the flood of chums that strolled hither and thither with that oh-boy-can-i-help-you look in their eyes the damsels | managed to put the paper to i gether students lure libertas girls tis all too true that some of ; the freshmen and perhaps a soph 1 omore here and there let their en continued on page four brown and white goes co-ed as libertas girls take command of journalism lab i learn thy lesson well girls — bill carson explains the ins and out of brown and white style to jeanette brownfield and stella zatocky 11 every man to his woman in the background mar jorie wright and reporter carl konolige watch proceed ings in the marie gushen-charlie kalmbach affair betty barrett and editor in chief frances daßos double up on gus descheemaeker in the foreground the center group represents entertainment for irene brabb by news man ager willet weeks as stella zatocky looks about for her male hi too bad carl you're out of order — carl fitkau attempts to muscle in rick brown and barbara hall sports editor brown came rigged out in a white coat and maroon tie in honor of the special occasion iv bill dukek prays for the heart of professor gram ley as evelyn beishline gazes rapturously upon him v copyreaders paradise — from top to bottom we find lynn bartlett — yes there's a boy on the libertas staff — and elizabeth erney working eagerly over copy and tony carcione tryinar to steal mary luch from fred a gal braith mary virgrinia ernst behind the desk scorns the camera vi she'd rather be right — mary virgrinia ernst is properly impressed by the genius of phi bete ray feil bach bethlehem pa tuesday march 22 1938 brown and white scout fraternity dedicates south mountain fireplace member intercollegiate newspaper association z 612 all the lehigh news first