South Mountaineer Volume 18, Issue 25

              SAUCON   VALLEY    FIELD    HOUSE,    CENTER   OF    MANY ALUMNI   WEEKEND   FESTIVITIES JUNE 4-5
Vol. 18—No. 25
MAY 18, 1976
BETHLEHEM, PA.
Students Feted On Recognition Day
Varsity Teams Had 172-106-3 Mark
Alumni Weekend
FRIDAY,JUNE4
9 a.m. to 4 p.m. — Registration in lobby of
Maginnes Hall of Liberal Arts.
10 a.m. — Dedication of Seeley G. Mudd
Chemistry Complex.
1:30 to 3 p.m. — Campus bus tours leaving
from Library Drive.
2 p.m. — Lecture by Dr. Henry Eyring, 1975
Priestly Medal of American Chemical
Society recipient and Distinguished
Professor of Chemistry and Metallurgy at
the University of Utah, in the chemistry
building auditorium.
3 p.m.  to  4  p.m. —   Dedication   tours   at
auditorium.
4 p.m. to 6 p.m. — Registration at Saucon
Valley Fieldhouse.
6 p.m. — Champagne Party at Saucon Valley
Fieldhouse.
9:30 p.m. to 11:30 p.m. — Lehigh Home Club
Open House at Saucon Valley Fieldhouse.
SATURDAY, JUNE 5
8 a.m. to 11 a.m. — Registration in lobby of
Maginnes Hall of Liberal Arts.
8 a.m. to 9:20 a.m. — Alumni Assn. breakfast
in Rathbone Hall.
8 a.m. to 10:30 a.m. — Breakfast theater for
women in the Asa Packer Room of the
University Center.
9:25 a.m. to 10:30 a.m. — Alumni Assn. annual meeting and memorial service in
Rathbone Hall.
10 a.m. to noon — Campus bus tours and
guided tours of Seeley G.Mudd Chemistry
Complex.
10:30 a.m. to noon — South Mountaineer
Coaches' Corner in Saucon Valley
Fieldhouse.
11 a.m. to 1 p.m. — Registration in Saucon
Valley Fieldhouse.
Noon — Picnic luncheon in Saucon Valley
Fieldhouse.
2:45 p.m. — Parade of the Classes on  the
Saucon Valley Fields.
3:30   p.m.  —   Flagpole   ceremony  on   the
Saucon Valley Fields.
Most Wins
Iver For
LU Squads
Thirteen of Lehigh's 20 varsity
athletic squads topped the .500
mark in 1975-76 competition as
the Engineers piled up an all-
time high of 172 victories. They
lost 106 events and tied three.
This was an improvement over
1974-75 action when the totals
read 148-105-6.
Three undefeated squads
headed the list including
women's field hockey (10-0),
women's tennis (8-0) and track
and field (6-0). Rifle (16-1) and
women's lacrosse 7-1) narrowly
missed perfect campaigns.
Six women's varsity teams,
five of them winning units, accumulated 40 triumphs against
only 12 defeats.
Team records for 1975-76:
WLT
Women's field hockey ... 10   0   0
Women's tennis 8   0   0
Track and field 6   0   0
Rifle 16   1   0
Women's lacrosse 7   1   0
Cross country 12   2   0
Football 9   2   0
Wrestling 14   6   0
Golf  15   8   0
Women's volleyball 5   2   0
Baseball 15 11  0
Hockey 10   7   1
Women's basketball 6   4   0
Women's swimming 4   5   0
Men'slacrosse 5   6   0
Men's swimming 5   6   0
Men's tennis 9   12   0
Men's basketball 9   15   0
Soccer 4   8   2
Squash  3   10   0
FINAL ISSUE
This is the final issue of
The South Mountaineer for
the 1975-76 academic year.
Publication will resume
in the fall.
New Awards
JOHN COLES
Coles Takes
EIGA Title
John Coles, co-captain of
Lehigh's golf team, took
individual honors in the
Eastern Intercollegiate
Golf Assn. tournament
May 8-9 at Princeton with a
75-73—148.
The new eastern intercollegiate golf champion
will compete in the NCAA
tournament June 9-12 at
Albuquerque, N.M.
Lehigh finished second in
the team totals at Princeton only three strokes
behind   winning   Temple.
Hotline
The Lehigh Hotline, a
recorded sports scores and
news telephone service,
has been terminated for the
1975-76 academic year.
It will resume Monday,
Sept. 6, five days before the
football season opener
against Kutztown State.
Highlight
Ceremonies
Student Recognition Day
ceremonies, May 10, found Lori
Collmann, Bob Liptak, Jim
O'Donnell, Paul Barnes, Bill
Griffin, Nancy Barrett, Joe
Carroll and the women's
basketball team attracting the
most attention during the
presenting of athletic awards.
Collmann was the only triple
winner during the flagpole
portion of the day. She accepted
trophies as the most outstanding
member of women's lacrosse and
field hockey teams, respectively,
and won the Mary O. Hurley
award as the woman athlete best
exemplifying the spirit of
sportsmanship at Lehigh.
The new A.C. Zettlemoyer
Triple-A Trophy, for academic-
athletic achievement, went to
women's basketball as the squad
with the highest overall
academic average (3.3).
The new John Steckbeck
Trophy, established by Robert
Kaufman '68 of Oakland, Calif.,
went to Barrett as the most
outstanding woman athlete of the
freshman class.
Griffin won the Nolan Award as
the most outstanding male
athlete in the freshman class.
Carroll took the ECAC medal for
scholarship and athletic prowess.
Liptak won the Bosey Reiter
senior leadership trophy.
Richard Boig was recipient of the
1976 University Service Award.
SRD award winners:
GENERAL
J. Daniel Nolan Trophy to the most out-
standing freshman male athlete: Won by Bill
Griffin of Scotch Plains, N.Y. (Varsity
basketball regular).
John Steckbeck Trophy to the most outstanding freshman female athlete: Won by
Nancy  Barrett of Oreland, Pa.  (Women's
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