Brown and White Vol. 44 no. 36

              results pairings of e.i.w a meet names to be engraved on the covers of the 1939 epitome must be submitted on or before march 17 according to a dead line announced yesterday by a george ueberroth jr bus 39 manager of the year book persons wishing to subscribe may do so by contacting any of the folowing william archer bus 41 jospeh coneen arts 41 allen paget bus 41 theo dore scott eng 42 charles balough jr eng 42 john stupp eng 42 john green bus 42 or howard williams bus 42 the charge for a sub scription is 3.50 town council elects officers wallace p watkins lehigh delegation will go to league masem scores fall hagerman oless and craig take decisions yale leads scoring with 3 points rabold to meet pickett in first round engineers are favored to repeat title victory all of the lehigh entries in the annual eastern intercollegiate wrestling championship tournament which opened this after noon at yale were in the running at the end of the preliminary and half way through the first round captain gus hagerman hal masem bob craig and joe oless survived the first round competition while franc burnett advanced to the first round by virtue of a referee's decision over serrell a newcomer in the cornell lineup yale's wrestlers defeated only by the engineers and prince ton took the lead in scoring having tallied three points on falls by w bird gene gerber and jim hauer the engineers trailed in third position with one point scored by masem as he threw favored holt of co lumbia penn state and syra cuse were tied at second place with two points apiece the feature of the after noon's first round will be the clash between frank rabold and larry pickett of yale in the heavyweight decision this evening masem is sche dule:l to mnel the winner of the becker-haight bout in the first round bob craig will meet gleason of penn state and captain hagerman will oppose the winner of this afternoon's bout between wilson of syra cuse and trousdell of cornell sharing third place in tota coring with the engineers were the wrestling teams from cor nell and the university of penn sylvania yale and princeton remain in the running with seven matmen scheduled for second round bouts while the engineers and the nittany lions will be at full strength this evening for the second round o eta sterna phi will meet to hear pierce tucker eta sigma phi national honor ary classical society will meet to night at the home of william c mcdermott assistant professor of latin fred pierce bus 40 will speak on ancient medicine and ran dall tucker arts 40 will talk on greek social life o tone to present lamson dr kenneth w lamson asso ciate professor of mathematics will present a number of cello solos sunday afternoon senior honorary society taps juniors before initiation meeting both cyanide members alfred t cox c e and wal lace p watkins bus both juniors were initiated into omicron delta kappa senior honorary society at a meeting wednesday night in the arcadia room of drown hall they were chosen last week and tapped for membership shortly before the ceremonies cox lives in new york and is a member of the delta sigma phi social fraternity he has played two years of varsity football one year of varsity baseball and bas ketball and received freshman numerals in these sports he re ceived freshman and sophomore honors the wilbur prize for fresh man english and the tau beta pi prize for the highest ranking freshman in engineering activities of pledges listed he is the president of his class and of cyanide junior honorary society as a member of arcadia he heads its athletic committee a member of tau beta pi honorary engineering fraternity and former president of phi eta sigma honor ary freshman society he also holds a medal from the sons of the american revolution last no vember he was initiated into scabbard and blade honorary military society watkins who lives in glen ridge n j is a member of the chi psi social fraternity he is also a mem ber of pi delta epsilon honorary journalism fraternity mustard and cheese dramatic society cy anide secretary-treasurer ; and alpha kappa psi honorary pro fessional fraternity starting as national advertising manager his first office on the brown and white he became local advertising assistant and is now financial manager he resigned re cently as circulation manager of the review but remains on the busines staff he is now serving as fraternity editor of the 1939 epi tome o dale h gramley speaks at school press conclave dale h gramley associate pro fessor of journalism and univer sity news editor addresed the an nual conference of the private schools division of the columbia scholastic press association yester day afternoon in new york city he also spoke at palmerton high school this morning tomorrow morning he will speak at the district meeting of the american college publicity asso ciation at the perm-harris hotel harrisburg 4 king of swing will make first appearance at lehigh houseparty dorney park is site committee made efforts to sign shaw kyser for spring dance benny goodman and his or chestra will play at dorney park for the junior prom to be held the first night of spring houseparty weekend april 21 and 22 it was announced today in an attempt to obtain the best band available for the affair the prom committee decided on the allentown site because it provided better facilities for housing a single big-name orchestra albert collins bus 40 chairman of the prom committee announced that care will be taken to provide spe cial services to patrons of the dance good parking facilities extra provisions for checking and a soft drink bar will be available he said now on mid west tour the affair wil mark the first per formance of goodman at a lehigh dance the so-called king of swing whose clarinet playing has won him national recognition is at present on the road tour and is playing in leading mid-western cities this tour follows a success ful engagement at the empire room of the waldorf-astoria hotel in new york commenting on the choice of the orchestra and the dance site wal lace watkins bus 40 a member of the prom committee stated that for the houseparty dance the com mittee thought the student body would like one big-name band in preference to two bands of lesser reputation to improve amplifier the signing of goodman was an alternative move on the part of the committee efforts were made to sign either the orchestra of artie shaw or kay kyser the former group will head for hollywood in a few weeks however while ky ser's band soon will begin an en gagement at the hotel pennsylvan ia in new york according to carl fittkau arts 40 and the third member of the prom committee arrangements have been made to install a satis factory amplifying system in castle garden where goodman's bandstand will be located fittkau said that a special cleaning crew will work on the ballroom in prep aration for the dance the first le high dance to be held here since the interfraternity ball in 1938 scholarship society gives recognition to high ranking seniors initiation is march 20 phi beta kappa honorary scho lastic society today announced the names of 20 seniors who will be initiated monday march 20 in the faculty room of the alumni mem orial building eight of the men are from the college of arts and science eight from the college of business administration and four from the college of engineering anouncing the names dean phillip m palmer of the college of arts and science added that the chapter will hold a joint banquet with the lafayette chapter here in april selected men listed the men elected are carl f brown bethlehem sev en-semester average 3.71 fresh man and sophomore honors wil bur freshman german prize alumni junior prize to highest ranking junior in the college of arts and science phi eta sigma delta omicron theta eugene r l gaughran allen town seven semester average 3.42 freshman and sophomore honors alpha epsilon delta president r w hall pre-medical society le high allentown club kenneth i herman brooklyn seven semester average 3.08 soc cer sigma alpha mu raphael g scoblionko bethle hem seven semester average 3.17 sophomore honors president delta omicron theta president r w blake society international rela tions club intercollegiate debating squad john e sutcliffe kingston sev en semester average 3.09 sopho more honors eta sigma phi presi dent sergeant-at-arms librarian international relations club sec retary treasurer r w blake soci ety walter m uhler bethlehem seven semester average 3.41 fresh man and sophomore honors vice president r w hall pre-medical society phi eta sigma alpha ep silon delta charles j rife green castle seven semester average 3.48 fresh man and sophomore honors phi eta sigma newtonian society pi mv epsilon brown and white staff james l shearer scranton transfer from scranton-keystone junior college three semester le high average 3.32 cosmopolitan club vice president delta omicron theta vice president intercollegi ate manager of debate dramatics ernest e edwards bethlehem five semester average 3.5 attended moravian college in his freshman 121-lb — stevens syracuse threw mal lon vale oless lehigh defeated ross harvard ref dee ; allmann perm threw wa : te perm state mathers cornell de fent.d miirciscara columbia ref dec 128-lb eberle princeton defeated zaret columbia ref dec burnett le mfh defeated serell cornell ref dec ; bond perm defeated schoenberg har vard ref dec j craighead perm state defeated hamiiion vale ref dec 136-lb — craig lehigh defeated mc kv perm ref dec gleason perm state won from gregg cornell on a default w bird yale threw bowman harvard ; palmer princeton defeated o'connel syracuse ref dec 145-sb — masem lehigh threw holt columbia richardson harvard defeated haiiiht princeton ref dec gerber yale defeated heilbein perm ref dec ; scftico perm state defeated hunt cor nell ref dec les-!b — hagerman lehigh defeated gentler perm state ref dec : wilson pyracnse threw eagan perm state iss-lb — patterson princeton defeated stovenson perm 175-lb — haver yale threw durgan syracuse ref dec heavyweight — elliott perm state thrvw siegel columbia 121-lb — foshay princeton meets stev ens syracuse in first round 128-lb — burnett lehigh meets patten syracuse in first round 13s-eb — gregg cornell meets frost columbia in first round 143-lb — richardson harvard meets kr i-k ¦¦••, syracuse in first round 155-lb — wilson syracuse meets trous d.il cornell in first round gifford princeton meets booth columbia first round ; and illman harvard meets j bird yale first round 165-lb — king lehigh meets reynolds cornell first round bachman perm state meets patterson princeton first round clarke yale meets muldoon co lumbia first round mathieson syra cuse meets daughaday harvard first round 175-lb — matthes lehigh meets lea vitt cornell first round harkless princeton meets haver yale first round ; bortz perm state meets long cope harvard first round and stick ney perm meets taylor columbia first round heavyweight — rabold lehigh meets ptckett yale first round ; elliott perm trite meets wolfe perm state first round ; hooper syracuse meets de r!*nte princeton first round boston harvard meets harrison cornell first round model assembly to be held in april at bucknell lehigh will represent yugosla via in the middle atlantic division of the model assembly of the lea gue of nations to be held at buck nell university on april 13 14 and 15 five undergraduates will be chosen from undergraduate com petitors who will compete by writing a composition to signify their interest students who are in terested should see dr amos a ettinger associate professor of his tory the competition is being sponsored by the international re lations club thirty colleges will be represen ted at the conference by students who will attempt to run an ideal league of nations each college will represent a country in the real league of nations round table discussions will also be held to discuss troubles of different na tions represented by delegates of those nations henry heckman presides prof g c beardslee chosen adviser the new town council held its first meeting last night in the ar cadia room of drown hall it was decided that the arcadia represen tative henry t s heckman arts 39 would serve as president of the council the council consists of the 11 section presidents and the four members of the organization com mittee the meeting was devoted to or ganization and elections milton spilberg arts 39 originator of the present organization movement was elected vice-president others elected were norman l morse ch e 40 treasurer and dr claude g beardslee professor of religious and moral philosophy faculty ad viser 5 committees chosen the following committees were appointed constitution committee milton spilberg chairman nor man morse william r csellak ch e 40 robert h gallagher bus 39 and thomas ricketts in tramural committee norman mor se chairman walter schweder e e 40 bernard a briody jr arts 41 moran v trexeler ch e 39 thomas ricketts and walter a decker c e 39 social committee robert h gallagher chairman albert e ponter jr bus 40 and walton m henry bus 39 mem bership and divisions norman morse chairman paul a deschler jr eng 42 kenneth r temple ton bus 41 george a brenker bus 42 and william r schnell m e 41 and activities steering committee willard h thomas bus 40 chairman members under advisement continued on pkftfl four members of class of 1939 elected to phi beta kappa national honorary scholastic fraternity irving e lempert jerome b levy george e hurst wilson c hanline nevin c hartman kenneth i herman franc h burnett ernest e edwards eugene r l gaughran carl f brown eric weiss edward v mcdonough walter m uhler lehigh university brown and white alfred t cox vol xliv — no 36 selected by o d k bethlehem pa friday march 10 1939 goodman is signed for junior prom price — five cents four lehigh men gain second round odk inducts cox watkins on wednesday phi beta kappa elects 20 men as members epitome sets deadline for names on cover john e sutcliffe james l shearer raphael g scoblionko franklyn f schafer charles j rife frederick c moesel robert p mcquail member intercollegiate newspaper i association z 612 all the lehigh isetcs first