Brown and White Vol. 63 no. 12

              see bach page 7 dr george stutz 22 president of the alumni association spoke of lehigh's place in collegiate education today and the future prospects of the university in the overall educational picture at the organizational meeting of the class memorial gift committee in drown hall tuesday night some 50 living group repre sentatives attended the meet ing in his talk dr stuiz empha sized the competition now exist ing between state supported in stitutions and those that are pri vately endowed such as lehigh and stated that it is through alum ni support of the institution that we will be able to keep lehigh in its high ranking position and meet that competition chaplain george bean class adviser in his talk at the meeting gave several rea sons why the class of 1952 see seniors page 7 seen relaxing after a hard day of classes in taylor hall's new ly renovated lounge are 1 to r elmer tamanini i.e 52 leroy yeager e.e 53 charlie ahto m.e 55 and william burke ch.e 55 number please spinning records on wlrn is eileen wain wricjht junior english major at moravian seminary she plays popular records every wednesday evening from 8 to 8:30 on her show lee's time see story page 3 campus chest seeks further contributions cincinnati symphony orchestra lafayette night frat visits for frosh denied see lafayette page 7 an attempt to have ifc ex empt the night of the lafa yette game from the rule pro hibiting freshmen from enter ing fraternity houses this se mester was made and defeat ed at the council meeting monday dick pradetto e.m 53 co-cap tain of the football team who in troduced the motion argued that the freshmen members of the foot ball team should not be kept out of the fraternity parties that night but if the frosh players are admit ted then all the freshmen should be admitted he said lu lafayette frosh engage in tug of war with its goal of 5,000 only 76.5 per cent realized the 1951 cam pus chest committee will encour age further contributions during its pledge collection drive nov 26 27 and 28 according to wal lace j butler arts 54 chairman of the pledge drive students who acted as solici tors for ihe chest during the regu lar drive will be in charge of col lection of pledges in their respec tive living groups at a solicitors meeting to be held in the near future the representatives will be urged to accept further contribu tions from students see chest page 7 fifty-five of lehigh's brawniest freshmen exclusive of football players will try to out-muscle a similar number of lafayette frosh this afternoon in the annual tug of war at fisher field in easton the classic struggle which in theory at least determines wheth er or not lehigh's class of 55 can ditch their dinks will take place between the halves of the frosh ootball game lehigh has won the war for the past two seasons the con test two years ago ended in a free-for-all and a fire in ihe wooden stands see tug o'war page 8 drinker men wear coals and ties but see drinker page 6 lehigh is becoming far too sign-conscious i a list of instructions for drink er i residents who were to have their yearbook section picture taken instructed them to appear hillel holds dance before big game a gala party and dance in a beat lafayette atmosphere will be featured by hillel in the beth lehem community center on sun day nov 11 from 9 to 12 all le high men with or without dates see dance page 7 thor johnson conducts the cincinnati symphony orchestra which will perform in grace hall tomorrow night two major works from its 3000 ' tern repertoire will be presented with two short items by modern composers the orchestra is ma i:ig this its only appearance in pennsylvania lehigh university brown and white friday november 9 1951 bethlehem penna frosh plan skits fire for pep rally seniors told of alum duty aid to lehigh carlisle asserts ticket plan fair volume 63 — number 12 model council hears dispute over kashmir skits a burning leopard a bon fire and a freshman pajama par ade to moravian college for wo men will mark the traditional la fayette pep rally next friday ev ening plans for the freshman ac tivities will be carried out next week according to mark s kauf man arts 53 cyanide president sponsored jointly by arca dia cyanide pershing rifles brown key the cheerleaders and the band the pre-lafay ette game pep rally will be gin in grace hall where the freshman skits nder the di rection of arthur p golden berg i.e 53 cyanide mem ber will be presented price hall frosh are making a see bonfire page 6 see kashmir page 3 the pennsylvania college mo del security council went into ac tion this afternoon at 3 p.m in ihe lounge of packard lab the question for discussion is the kashmir dispute larry collins arts 52 acting as chairman don patterson jr arts 52 and don mac bean arts 53 are the lehigh delegates on this problem representing yugoslavia at 6 platter chatter complaints of discrimination directed at arcadia's lafayette game ticket plan are unfounded when y ou consider fairness and the tremendous problems in volved said william carlisle chairman of arcadia's athletic committee some students may have to take end zone seats he said especially those accompanied by parents dates and friends however carlisle explained the committee feels that the game is primarily for students and that each student should have first chance at a good seat we don't think it is dis criminatory to give students priority over dates and see carlisle page 3 taylor lounge symphony to perform bach brahms making its only appearance in pennsylvania the cincinnati symphony orchestra will play in grace hall at 8 p.m tomorrow under the auspices of the student concert-lecture series admission for lehigh students will be by id card while a limit ad number of tickets for the gen eral public will be on sale at the grace hall box office starting at