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a beauty contest is being spon sored by the campus chest com mittee in connection with its an nual charity drive to qualify your girl for the queen of the charity ball one clear snapshot of her must be submitted to the arcadia office before 4 p.m next tuesday the picture must he accompan ied by the girl's name and home town her sponsor's name and campus address and a 25 dona tion to the campus chest fund the queen will be elec ied by student vote each vote will cost five cents the proceeds of which will go to ihe campus chest fund and there will be no limit placed on the number of votes which an individual may purchase for any one contestant starting on thursday morning oct 12 there will be a booth in front of the library from 9 a.m to noon and from 1 p.m to 4 p.m daily until the following saturday noon at which will be displayed ihe pictures of the entrants votes may be purchased at this booth the five girls with the highest number of votes will be selected as final isis from this group the queen of the charity ball will be selected by student vote at the ball a prize will be awarded to the winner at the dance in or ier io qualify for queen the giil must be present at the dance votes will be accepted until he hour of 10:30 p.m at the ball then the final number of votes for each girl will be counted and the five finalists selected at 11:30 p.m the people present at the dance will choose the queen from the five by signify ing their choice by applause 8 dorm outs are in again dean decides following a conference satur day morning with the parents of several of the oustees dean congdon ruled last week that the eight upperclassmen expelled from the residence halls system might return to the dorms and live in the tempos for the rest of the semester the eight men were ousted earlier in the week for bad citizenship in the residence halls and disobedience of university regulations see related editorial on page six prior to the dean's decision the eight upperclassmen — five sopho mores one junior and two seniors — had left their home section drinker 111-b and had found rooms elsewhere six were living in the northeast section of the city one on the south side and the eighth was quartered tempor arily in tempo ii while seeking a room in the city only two upperclassmen are left in drinker 111-b and the fresh men have elected a new section government bethlehem penna kenton gillespie slated for h'party tuesday october 3 1950 dance confab volume 61 — number 3 walters speaks sunday with houseparty less than a month away and many students already looking around for dates tuxedos and friends with cars the senior class executive com mittee is well under way with plans for the dance to be held friday oct 27 in grace hall stan kenton and matt gillespie will provide continuous music on the two floors of grace hall and the feature of the evening will be the selecting of the court from which miss lehigh 1950 will be chosen a midnight manhattan theme will be featured to harmon ize with formality of dress re quired for the occasion dancing time will be from 9:30 p.m to 2 a.m a half hour members of the senior class executive committee discuss plans for the fall houseparty dance shown are bill ciaravino ed halberg al bryniarski and lou bevier alpha sigs cop award for highest us average more than previously tickets will cost 4.95 stan kenton who acquired hi fame by introducing progressive jazz is touring the country now with a jaz band designed strictly for concerts and a dance band with which he specializes in col lege dances he is also being fea tured at housepai ties at lafayette and delaware this fall matt gillespie is better known at lehigh than any other band leader his smooth music has al ways been well-received at the many dances at which he has per formed in the past few years each living group is invit ed to nominate the girl of its choice by submitting her pic ture to the dance committee from these pictures twenty will be chosen to participate in the miss lehigh 1950 contest to be held at the dance a court of five girls will then be chosen by the faculty chaperones one of which will be named miss lehigh 1950 during ihe half-time at the rutgers foot ball game the crowning cere mony will take place the senior class executive committee which will act as the governing body of the class of 51 will consist of al bryniarski president herb hoover vice president bill ciaravino treasur er lou bevier secretary vincent perry faculty advisor lou neu continued on page 3 col 5 beta epsilon chapter of alpha sigma phi will be presented with the scott scholarship trophy a national award of the alpha sig ma phi fraternity at a dinner to be held at 6 p.m on thursday oct 5 at the alpha sig house an oil painting titled af terglow in scotland painted by duncan mcnair a con temporary scottish painter is the token which will be pre pan of nearly three months dura tion with the title of visiting ex pert in university administration dr walters the only american university president to fill this mission lectured and counseled widely throughout japan at con ferences of japanese presidents and other administrators in the field of higher education since 1930 he has served as a college inspector for the association of american uni versities and has traveled as much as 8,000 miles in one year in his investigations he is an associate editor of school and society leading weekly educational maga zine dr walters received a bachelor of arts degree from lehigh uni versity in 1907 spending the next four years in newspaper work in philadelphia in 1911 he returned here as assistant to the president of the university and as asssislant continued on page 3 col 1 sented to the fraternitl for at taining the highest scholastic average among the 55 active alpha sigma phi fraternities during the last two years an appraisal of the painting will be given by dr francis quirk head of the depart ment of fine arts president of the chapter john j mac donald will give a short talk to the 25 members of the chapter who will be in attendance also participating in the pro gram will be charles a seidle associate dean of students who will address the group on schol arship and the trend of frater nity scholarship at lehigh dr adelbert ford head of the department of psychology and faculty advisor to the fraternity will talk on the chapter's past his tory dr raymond walters president of the university of cincinnati will deliver the commencement address here at the 72nd annual founder s day exercises at 2 p.m sunday afternoon in packer mem orial church president mattin d whitaker has announced bacca laureaie degrees will go to 48 se iors who completed their work this summer a like number of ad vanced degrees will be presented to the students of the graduate school a native of bethlehem dr walters is an internationally re cognized authority on college and university administration he is the holder of eight honorary de grees and has been president of the university of cincinnati since 1932 he served as dean of swarthmore college before the cincinnati appointment an annual statistical analy sis of american college and university developments pre pared by dr walters is the standard in the field and has won him the name of statisti cian laureate of higher edu cation the american council on edu cation in july 1946 named dr walters chaiiman of its important liaison committee on ihe relation ihps of higher education jo the iederal government composed of nationally prominent college and university executives at the present time he is playing a prominent role in the efforts to make most effective higher edu cation's role in serving the gov ernment early in 1949 he filled a special army educational mission in ja elect a charity queen your nickels will do it congdon urges scroll signing out of a total campus family of students faculty and staff of about 4,000 persons only 350 crusade for freedom signatures have been turned in according to wray h congdon dean of students and chairman of lehigh's crusade for freedom in order to give everyone a chance to lend his name to the support of this effort in the fight for freedom dean congdon said the scrolls for signatures will still be made available at arcadia the li brary the health service and the dean's office until thursday oct 5 if you have not enrolled dean congdon urges stop at one of these places to endorse this declaration of freedom id cards ready get em now front bursar lehigh university brown and white student identification cards should be claimed as soon as possible at the bursar's office in alumni memorial building ac cording to john maxwell bursar no card will be issued un less the owner presents his bursar's ecipt maxwell said if a student has lost his re ceipt he must obtain a dupli cate in crder to receive his card identification cards will replace ihe student passbook of former years containing a photo and vi tal statistics the id card admits its proper bearer to most games and activities inside • • . dorm privilege 6 little man 4&6 on other campuses 7 personals and comments 6 report from abroad 2 rushing background 2 sports 4&s
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Title | Brown and White Vol. 61 no. 3 |
Date | 1950-10-03 |
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Issue/Edition Pattern | Semiweekly |
Title Essay | Published twice a week during the college year by the students of Lehigh University |
FullText | a beauty contest is being spon sored by the campus chest com mittee in connection with its an nual charity drive to qualify your girl for the queen of the charity ball one clear snapshot of her must be submitted to the arcadia office before 4 p.m next tuesday the picture must he accompan ied by the girl's name and home town her sponsor's name and campus address and a 25 dona tion to the campus chest fund the queen will be elec ied by student vote each vote will cost five cents the proceeds of which will go to ihe campus chest fund and there will be no limit placed on the number of votes which an individual may purchase for any one contestant starting on thursday morning oct 12 there will be a booth in front of the library from 9 a.m to noon and from 1 p.m to 4 p.m daily until the following saturday noon at which will be displayed ihe pictures of the entrants votes may be purchased at this booth the five girls with the highest number of votes will be selected as final isis from this group the queen of the charity ball will be selected by student vote at the ball a prize will be awarded to the winner at the dance in or ier io qualify for queen the giil must be present at the dance votes will be accepted until he hour of 10:30 p.m at the ball then the final number of votes for each girl will be counted and the five finalists selected at 11:30 p.m the people present at the dance will choose the queen from the five by signify ing their choice by applause 8 dorm outs are in again dean decides following a conference satur day morning with the parents of several of the oustees dean congdon ruled last week that the eight upperclassmen expelled from the residence halls system might return to the dorms and live in the tempos for the rest of the semester the eight men were ousted earlier in the week for bad citizenship in the residence halls and disobedience of university regulations see related editorial on page six prior to the dean's decision the eight upperclassmen — five sopho mores one junior and two seniors — had left their home section drinker 111-b and had found rooms elsewhere six were living in the northeast section of the city one on the south side and the eighth was quartered tempor arily in tempo ii while seeking a room in the city only two upperclassmen are left in drinker 111-b and the fresh men have elected a new section government bethlehem penna kenton gillespie slated for h'party tuesday october 3 1950 dance confab volume 61 — number 3 walters speaks sunday with houseparty less than a month away and many students already looking around for dates tuxedos and friends with cars the senior class executive com mittee is well under way with plans for the dance to be held friday oct 27 in grace hall stan kenton and matt gillespie will provide continuous music on the two floors of grace hall and the feature of the evening will be the selecting of the court from which miss lehigh 1950 will be chosen a midnight manhattan theme will be featured to harmon ize with formality of dress re quired for the occasion dancing time will be from 9:30 p.m to 2 a.m a half hour members of the senior class executive committee discuss plans for the fall houseparty dance shown are bill ciaravino ed halberg al bryniarski and lou bevier alpha sigs cop award for highest us average more than previously tickets will cost 4.95 stan kenton who acquired hi fame by introducing progressive jazz is touring the country now with a jaz band designed strictly for concerts and a dance band with which he specializes in col lege dances he is also being fea tured at housepai ties at lafayette and delaware this fall matt gillespie is better known at lehigh than any other band leader his smooth music has al ways been well-received at the many dances at which he has per formed in the past few years each living group is invit ed to nominate the girl of its choice by submitting her pic ture to the dance committee from these pictures twenty will be chosen to participate in the miss lehigh 1950 contest to be held at the dance a court of five girls will then be chosen by the faculty chaperones one of which will be named miss lehigh 1950 during ihe half-time at the rutgers foot ball game the crowning cere mony will take place the senior class executive committee which will act as the governing body of the class of 51 will consist of al bryniarski president herb hoover vice president bill ciaravino treasur er lou bevier secretary vincent perry faculty advisor lou neu continued on page 3 col 5 beta epsilon chapter of alpha sigma phi will be presented with the scott scholarship trophy a national award of the alpha sig ma phi fraternity at a dinner to be held at 6 p.m on thursday oct 5 at the alpha sig house an oil painting titled af terglow in scotland painted by duncan mcnair a con temporary scottish painter is the token which will be pre pan of nearly three months dura tion with the title of visiting ex pert in university administration dr walters the only american university president to fill this mission lectured and counseled widely throughout japan at con ferences of japanese presidents and other administrators in the field of higher education since 1930 he has served as a college inspector for the association of american uni versities and has traveled as much as 8,000 miles in one year in his investigations he is an associate editor of school and society leading weekly educational maga zine dr walters received a bachelor of arts degree from lehigh uni versity in 1907 spending the next four years in newspaper work in philadelphia in 1911 he returned here as assistant to the president of the university and as asssislant continued on page 3 col 1 sented to the fraternitl for at taining the highest scholastic average among the 55 active alpha sigma phi fraternities during the last two years an appraisal of the painting will be given by dr francis quirk head of the depart ment of fine arts president of the chapter john j mac donald will give a short talk to the 25 members of the chapter who will be in attendance also participating in the pro gram will be charles a seidle associate dean of students who will address the group on schol arship and the trend of frater nity scholarship at lehigh dr adelbert ford head of the department of psychology and faculty advisor to the fraternity will talk on the chapter's past his tory dr raymond walters president of the university of cincinnati will deliver the commencement address here at the 72nd annual founder s day exercises at 2 p.m sunday afternoon in packer mem orial church president mattin d whitaker has announced bacca laureaie degrees will go to 48 se iors who completed their work this summer a like number of ad vanced degrees will be presented to the students of the graduate school a native of bethlehem dr walters is an internationally re cognized authority on college and university administration he is the holder of eight honorary de grees and has been president of the university of cincinnati since 1932 he served as dean of swarthmore college before the cincinnati appointment an annual statistical analy sis of american college and university developments pre pared by dr walters is the standard in the field and has won him the name of statisti cian laureate of higher edu cation the american council on edu cation in july 1946 named dr walters chaiiman of its important liaison committee on ihe relation ihps of higher education jo the iederal government composed of nationally prominent college and university executives at the present time he is playing a prominent role in the efforts to make most effective higher edu cation's role in serving the gov ernment early in 1949 he filled a special army educational mission in ja elect a charity queen your nickels will do it congdon urges scroll signing out of a total campus family of students faculty and staff of about 4,000 persons only 350 crusade for freedom signatures have been turned in according to wray h congdon dean of students and chairman of lehigh's crusade for freedom in order to give everyone a chance to lend his name to the support of this effort in the fight for freedom dean congdon said the scrolls for signatures will still be made available at arcadia the li brary the health service and the dean's office until thursday oct 5 if you have not enrolled dean congdon urges stop at one of these places to endorse this declaration of freedom id cards ready get em now front bursar lehigh university brown and white student identification cards should be claimed as soon as possible at the bursar's office in alumni memorial building ac cording to john maxwell bursar no card will be issued un less the owner presents his bursar's ecipt maxwell said if a student has lost his re ceipt he must obtain a dupli cate in crder to receive his card identification cards will replace ihe student passbook of former years containing a photo and vi tal statistics the id card admits its proper bearer to most games and activities inside • • . dorm privilege 6 little man 4&6 on other campuses 7 personals and comments 6 report from abroad 2 rushing background 2 sports 4&s |
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