Brown and White Vol. 61 no. 23

              stopping at ramsey high school at 10 a.m the clefs will present such numbers as dry bones with all the sound effects and the gospel train soloists bill mc culloch and ted jones have num bers prepared to sing continuing on their way the cliff clefs will give two programs at the ridgewood high school one will be at 12:30 for the students of the high school and a second at 2 o'clock for the junior high students and residents of the community included in the program will be the first pre sentation of the hong kong blues played by tom dow dell the clefs accompanist this number is a snappy tune played in the hoagy carmichael style also on the roster is a composition for male chorus and piano by dvorak there will be a num ber of novelty tunes and some old favorites to form a well rounded program lehigh's cliff clefs are helping to further the universities plan to bring the name and activities of lehigh into the cities and towns where there are prospec tive students dup o n t awards 2 fellowships two post-graduate fellowships — one in mechanical engineering the other in metallurgy — have been awarded lehigh by the dv pont company it was announced last week they were part of 78 fellow ships awarded by dv pont to 47 universities for th 1951-52 aca demic year the grants totaled 390,000 granting of the fellowships dv pont said is a continua tion of the company's plan originated in 1918 to encour age graduate research in chemistry and since expand ed to include other fields it is expected the company said that the program will help maintain the flow of technically tamed men and women into teaching and research work at universites and into technical positions in industry the post-graduate pre-doctoral fellowships each provide 1,400 for a single person 2,100 for a married person plus an award of 1,200 to the university no radical change will ber made in this year's faculty evalu ation forms when the evaluation period begins on jan 8 accord ing to jim gill arcadia presidents it was felt by arcadia mem bers stated gill that at least an other test must be made of the revised forms before definite con clusions can be drawn as to the effectiveness of the forms essen tially the evaluation period which is two weeks will be car ried out in the same manner as usual students who have been selected by the student coun cil to handle evaluation in their respective classes are requested by arcadia to ar range with the faculty mem ber in charge of the class to set aside a 20 minute period for purposes of evaluation this form says gill puts more responsibility on the stu dents attempts at evaluation since it can be of greater aid to the fa culty than the old form bach brahms greig richard strauss and tschaikovsky his playing denoted a deft touch and an understanding and appreciation of the mu sic he was protraying next in the series of the con cert-lecture committee will be the demi-tasse players sched uled for the night of feb 16 at broughal high school odk gets honorable mention special honorable mention will be awarded to lehigh chapter of omicron delta kappa national onorary leadership society at the 1951 national convention to be held in st louis mo april 12 13 and 14 1951 announcement of the honor was made by robert w bishop of the university of cincinnati national secretary and editor of the society in revealing that this year's general council award will go to the marshall college circle the award is a special ci tation to the circle of the so ciety achieving the highest degree of excellence in carry ing out odk objectives in campus life and in circle or ganization and relationships president of the lehigh chap ter is john r mac lean i.e 51 other officers are louis w be vier i.e 51 vice-president john d leith associate dean of stu dents secretary william l clay ton bus 51 treasurer and dr william a aiken professor of european history facuty advisor grainger plays here before 1200 student concert lectures com mittee presented percy grainger at grace hall last friday night be fore approximately 1200 listeners the eccentrically dressed grain ger portrayed bach and brahms with a poetic charm besides playing two of his own works country garden and shaphard's hey mr grainger selections from library adds 250 volumes four exceptionally outstanding books are among the 250 new volumes added to the shelves of the university library these volumes are on being tuman ashley-mon tagu the mystery of the kingdom of god the secret of jesus messiahship and passion by schweitzer bos well's london journal 1762 1763 now first published from the original manuscript and picture history of world war n by life also included among the new books is livingston's bibliogra phy of the works of rudyard kipling basic christian ethics by ramsey anti-semitism and eotional disorder a psychoana lytic interpretation by acker man god was in chjrist an essay on incarnation and atone ment by bail lie letters to young churches a translation of the new testament epistles the search for god by chute ; be yond personality the christian idea of god by lewis also stuart's the depart ment of state a history of its organization procedure and personnel clmate through the ages a study of the cli matic factors and their varia tions by brooks marine ge ology by kuenen sky shooting hunting the stars with your camera by may all and stellar evolution an exploration from the ob servatory by struve aristo phanes the birds translat ed into english verse with in troduction and notes by gil bert murray the common man by ches terton the end of an age and other essays by inge ; nevins the emergence of lincoln and memoirs of childhood and youth by schweitzer tuesday january 9 1951 jr prom to feature sam donahue & band bethlehem pa you may be next 27 now in army volume 61 — number 23 sam donahue cliff clefs plus combo travel for university the ability of his vocalists ginger lamare and bill raymond war rants their classifications as a fourth section donahue was born in detroit 30 years ago and started his musi cal career there at the age of 16 he was soon recognized as an up and coming tenor saxophonist and in 1938 began playing for gene krupa in 1940 he joined harry james and later benny goodman in 1941 sam formed a band of his own which opened at the glen island casino art engagement which proved highly successful he then began a series of one night stands throughout new eng land until the war was de clared he then put his sax in its case and enlisted in the navy when the war ended sam war discharged and reorganized his band in 1948 his band played a five week engagement at the paramount theatre in new york and he has returned there every year since two of sam's recent recordings i never know and melan choly baby are among the more popular records on disc jockey shows around the country composer arranger band lead er saxophone player — add these accomplishments up and the re sult is sam donahue popular col lege favorite whose band will be featured at the junior prom on feb 17 in grace hall donahue and his versatile band has barnstormed around the country for years playing before thousands and visit ing some of the finest band locations from coast to coast nduded in the tours have been many colleges and uni versities the orchestra is re cognized as an ideal campus attraction because of its youth and because it plays the kind of music today's collegiate set enjoys critics speak of the component parts of a band as rhythm reed and brass donahue insists that lehigh's cliff clefs accompan ied by the cliff clef combo will travel to new jersey next friday to present a program of novelty musical numbers before three high school audiences 52 nov 1 and william o wal i ther ch.e 54 oct 10 enlistments into the air force included frederick h boyce m.e 52 not 27 da vid s gish m.e 54 dec 7 ; eden g schmitt c.e 54 dec 7 and robert m stemberger bus 51 nov 29 while arth ur m hartigan ch.e 52 jan 4 jack meyer bus 53 dec met e 53 dec 10 joined the navy theron l kropp arts 54 en tered the army officers candi date school on dec 12 and thomas e pentland bus 52 was drafted on oct 24 since the beginning of the fall semster 23 students and four mem bers of the faculty have entered service according to statements from the dean's office and the president's office from the stu dent group 13 were called back to active duty five enlisted in the air corps three joined the navy one entered army ocs and one volunteered to be drafted director of admissions by ron c hayes was among the first of the faculty to leave while william b white eng lish instructor richard g troy teaching assistant in fritz lab and james p mat hews physical therapist at the health center followed hayes of the thirteen who returned to active duty obediah derr c.e 54 was the first to leave he was called on oct 6 joseph gar diner 111 bus 52 was the last re corded by the dean's office he enlisted in the air corps jan 6 the remaining 12 who were called back to duty are john chuhinka c.e 54 sept 20 ; john donaldson ch.e 54 dec 4 francis r flynn c.e 53 sept 28 ; francis j fralinger c.e 53 oct 9 robert w garner m.e 52 oct 30 joseph hersh bus 54 oct 25 ralph c leinbach jr m.e 54 oct 20 raymond w ludlow jr ch.e 52 oct 12 leonard mcdonald bus 51 oct 16 william p paul jr bus 52 dec 21 eugene a valleroy i.e no radical changes on gripe sheet lehigh university brown and white pop dance following the yale wrestling meet saturday the collegians directed by berny argyle will play for a pops dance on the top floor of grace hall a sec ond in a series the dance will continue until 12:30 and will cost 35 cents inside • • • editorial 6 deferments t little man 6 7 notices .......... 8 rose bowl s