Brown and White Vol. 71 no. 2

              delaware team strong boasts tricky offense by bob teufe b&w sports editor boasting a tricky and powerful winged-t offense delaware will field a team with 19 lettermen and a line averaging 218 pounds when the blue hens take on lehigh in the season's opening game at new ark delaware tomorrow afternoon delaware coach dave nelson originator of the winged t used by lowa to win the big ten championship and by na tional titllst lsu is expected to come through with seme new offense surprises his latest effort is called a mir rored attack where all the backs can play just about any backfield position he expects to shake up opponent defenses by a constant shuffling of the backfield faces the hens hope to combine a strong ground attack characteristic cf nelson-coached teams through the years with a tough aerial bar rage leading the attack for the blue and gold is quarterback gampy pellegrini he has a good pair of receivers in ends dick broadbent and mickey hemecken the other members of the all lettermen backfield unit are jack turner tony suravitch and john bowman turner led in ground gained for the blue hens last year with an impressive 874 yard total bowman and suravitch will alter nate between fullback and either half while turner will switch from one side to the other other probable starters are tackle ray klapinsky center cap see lehigh page 8 hens line big averages 218 one potato two potato coach bill leckonby looks over his top candidates for the quarterback spot l to r george theiss bob scheu and john highfield theiss has been picked as tentative starter for the saturday engineer-blue hen contest khrushchev draws student curiosity responsibility lewdness intell ectualism insobriety and parking dominated the 13th arcadia's first official session yesterday in the university center five drunken lehigh students were apprehended at a moravian college dance moravian student body president peter french told the group in the future french warned should lehigh students attend a function at our school they should have a clear understanding of our regula tions arcadia voted to send an apology to moravian authorities and adopt ed a resolution concerning student conduct on other campuses solons drew battle lines when the much-postponed parking pro posal was removed from the table the proposal would set up a student court which would deal see parking page 7 kingston trio to play oct 17 the kingston trio's performance in grace hall on saturday oct 17 will almost certainly be a complete sellout jack davidson presi dent of the class of 61 told the brown and white yesterday davidson said that one of the chief problems was deciding how tickets could be distributed most fairly after much discussion at tuesday's meeting of the junior cabinet the representatives decided to distribute the 3,100 undergraduate tickets proportionally to the various living groups assignment of the ducats within the different groups will be left up to the members themselves tickets will go on sale to the fra ternities and residence halls on wednesday they will be priced at 2 with no reserved seats grace hall will hold between 3,100 and 3,200 persons thus there will be slightly more than one ticket available per student the shortage will be even more acute because in addition to students and their dates oct 17 will be the all university parents day last year 5,900 parents and guests visited the campus cabinet representatives suggested a larger hall such as the liberty high school auditorium but david son said this was impossible for legal reasons a suggestion that two concerts be held one starting at 7:30 and an other at 9:30 was vetoed by the ad ministration on the grounds that it would be too late and would cut into other parents day activities the trio is now officially scheduled to appear from 8:30 to 10:30 with a half-hour break in order that persons unable to get tickets for the perform ance may hear the music the see sellout page 6 normal span released fiji tkp note drops men and photographers poured from their cars behind khrushchev a cordon surrounding the soviet lead er moved up the steps of the build ing with him after he spent three or four minutes posing for photog raphers outside his car the stop at the home economics see khrushchev page 7 see seven page 3 theta kap four other houses also slipped three or more places in the over-rankings delta chi delta tau delta lambda chi alpha and sigma alpha mv all dropped the cumulative span ranking is the product of the average rank ings of each lehigh fraternity over a period of seven immediately pre vious semesters — a normal span of fraternity residence normal span reports have been issued by the dean for the past three semes phi gamma delta and theta kappa phi each dropped five places each in cumulative span rankings over the past semester recently re leased figures from the dean's of five have revealed both houses registered the most significant decreases in dean leith's normal span re port number three extraordin ary increases were made by only two houses — sigma chi and kappa sigma in addition to phi gam and cyanide petitions available monday juniors interested in cyanide the junior honorary society may ob tain petitions in mrs moravec's of fice petitions will be available from next monday until wednes day oct 7 the organization will accept five men this year plans are being made for a smoker at a later date by robert stebbins special to the broum and white ames iowa — following a fast moving cavalcade of nineteen black patrol cars soviet premier nikita s khrushchev arrived on the lowa state university campus wednes day greeted by a curious expectant crowd of 10,000 students and faculty members who had been standing in place for over an hour as the caravan approached the patrol cars parked and spilled out 25 troopers who joined an already sizeable crowd of national guardsmen sheriffs and city police stand ing near the building as khrushchev drove to the en trance there was a small amount of subdued cheering from the crowd but most comment was restricted to oh there he is secret service library circulation up 27 reading rise noted successful — lehigh's successful approach to education remains unknown to students who continue to frequent the university center snack bar in favor of the library apparently unaware that classes have once again started substandard was the term usually ap plied to the university library in 1947 now twelve years and one million dollars later the library is operating at an effi ciency equal to the needs of the lehigh man one of the largest credits to the library is the increase in book circula tion while the student enrollment since 1947 has remained essentially the same the circulation of the library has more than doubled the increase from 1958 alone was nearly 30 per cent another branch of library growth has been the number of new books nearly 100,000 in 12 years new at the library this year is an as sociation with delft technological univer sity through this association it is now pos sible for the library to get microreproduc tions of any materials available anywhere in western europe the reason for this growth seems to be the pressure brought about by the growth of graduate enrollment the higher intellect ual capacity of the undergraduates and the vitality of the faculty another measure of the growth of the library is shown in the cost per student which has doubled to nearly 50 in the past 12 years the only part of the library that has failed to keep in step with the growth idea is the staff while the rest of the library was expanding the library staff increased only by three as a direct result of this it has been impossible to accomplish the rigorous schedule of supervision needed by the open stack system this is creating an increasing number of delays and incon veniences to both students and faculty in a recent report on library conditions it was stated that general work has begun to suf fer to remedy this situation the acquisi tion of five new staff members by 1962 has been suggested by james d mack librarian not yet content with its scope or size the lehigh library already has plans for a new addition to be completed under the 22 million lehigh centennial project vol 71 — no 2 bethlehem pa friday sept 25 1959 lu men drunk at moravian arcadia warned lehigh university brown and white