Brown and White Vol. 68 no. 35

              banks to speak to pledges at annual banquet one of the reasons which mooney says parr cited for his action is that the distance to dorney park is too great and that judging from past instances some student is liable to become involved in a serious acci dent while making the return trip the other parr reason ac cording to mooney is that at tention has been drawn to just about every drinking establish ment in the county because of the recent interpretation of the pa liquor code by judge wil liam g barthold parr felt that any student accidents or any ungentlemanly action would bring undesired publicity to the university at a bad time last year's concert was held at hungarian hall while the previous year's jam session took place at the frolics both establishments turned down offers from ifc this year supplying the music for the con cert will be max kaminsky and his band kaminsky is known through out the east for his fast and furious rhythms he is featured at the cen tral plaza in new york city and is a great favorite of the college set scl offers piano show paul banks president of the delta upsilon club in scranton and the former secretary treasurer of the du club in philadelphia will be the main speaker next friday for the ifc pledge banquet which will kick off the ifc weekend festivities banks who has chosen for his topic when greek meets greek was the head of the committee which built the du house at perm state university a graduate of perm states he heads his own insurance com pany other speakers who will deliver short remarks are president martin d whitaker deans wray h cong see banquet page 4 of the student body most of the men for the proposal stated that the proposed changes will strengthen the group and facili tate closer cooperation among groups the student government did how ever vote to hold student elections on the proposal in concurrence with class elections under arcadia's constitution the polls will remain open until the necessary 50 per cent of the student body votes in the election at least three fourths of the students par ticipating in the election must vote yes if the proposal is to go into effect also stipulated in the consti tution is that the proposal must be presented to the student body at least 30 days before the elec tion the proposal made by arnold rosenberg 57 and his committee for the revision of arcadia is as fol lows changes in the constitution article iv — arcadia the student council section 1 the executive govern ing body of this organization — to be known as arcadia the student council of lehigh university shall consist of a student council of fifteen 15 members seven 7 who shall be chosen at large by the hare see refer page 6 haydn and the symphony in 15 flat major no 5 by franz schubert soloists will be members of the walden string quartet of the uni versity of illinois plus the cellist peter farrell saturday evening prof schempf will conduct the orchestra and a cast of six haydn's opera buffa the apothecary and schubert's the twin brothers a one act singspiel translated by dr ulrich weisstein of the department of ger man dr weisstein will narrate on sunday afternoon march 10 at 4 p.m in packer chapel the bryn mawr college choir will join the lehigh glee club in a musical service featuring a performance of the great mass in e-flat by schubert the fourth and final event in the series of concerts this mass was performed last sunday at bryn mawr by the two groups but this sunday's perform ance will have the added chamber orchestra and soloists from the le high band robert cutler will direct free tickets for the friday and saturday performances may be ob tained free of charge at the music department offices tunnel rats string cable echoes of paris vienna italy broadway latin america holly wood budapest and many more will fill the air this evening start ing at 7:30 in broughal junior high school auditorium as pianist george feyer performs the concert sponsored by the student concerts-lectures com mittee will be free to students presenting id cards guests and friends may obtain tickets for 1 feyer studied at the budapest conservatory under dohnanyi kod aly and szekely being recognized as one of the most promising young concert-pianists in his country he caused quite a stir when he sud denly shifted to popular music in this field he became one of the best known and best paid entertain ers in europe playing at the plush est clubs and hotels in and around the continent feyer came to this country in 1951 and made his debut in new york where he captivated his new audiences with his inimit able style just as he did the old ones his refinements and taste are the hallmarks of his arrangements in which european tradition blends skillfully with the best in american music his repertory is literally lim itless and he plays classics with a popular touch and vice versa final chance to sign for epitome pictures this may be the last chance for juniors to have their pictures taken for the 1958 epitome those who have missed appointments or failed fo sign up should make dates im mediately at the arcadia office juniors pay for the epitome with their senior assessments it takes more than an announcer's mellow voice and a control engin eer's sensitive fingers to operate wlrn the campus radio station saturday night when the campus parties were dying and the heat was shut down nine station members dropped into the coppee-packer steam tunnel to string cable to the new studios in the university center over two hundred pounds of equipment including a ram-set gun steel cable hangers and end brack ets were lugged into the dusty tun nel as the temperature sagged to a tropical 105 degrees at 12:15 a.m the all-night party began the project was to provide a messenger cable for heavier co axial lines that will carry student broadcasting to the upper campus when the new studios are com pleted the coaxial line will be sus pended from the messenger cable see wlrn page 4 lehigh sand hogs under the lehigh campus ed thompson a wlrn station member and al parker chief engineer pause in their work of laying cable which will carry wlrn's programs in the near future ticket prices released for music festival seats for 2,090 will be available for music festival wednesday march 20 according to jim keith 58 sales manager of festival in an tarly announcement designed to en able students to contact their parents in preparation for the parent's weekend which will accompany fes tival this year spring music festival will be the weekend of april 12 13 and 14 there will be no reserved seats for either performance of finian's rainbow however all seats for saturday's spectaculars will be resedved all tickets will be in combination combinations will be priced saturday afternoon spectacular and finian's rainbow 1.95 1.75 1.50 while saturday evening spec tacular and finian's rainbow 2.40 1.95 1.75 rainbow tickets will be designated either friday night or saturday afternoon performance times will be friday rainbow 8 p.m saturday spec tacular 1:30 p.m saturday rain bow 4:30 p.m and saturday repeat of spectacular 8:30 p.m buffet dinner will be served at additional cost at 6:30 p.m on the upper floor of grace hall friday rainbow tickets may be honored at the saturday per formance according to keith but only after saturday ticket holders are seated additional features of the week end will be the clarinet and brass ensembles performing sunday after noon at no additional cost friday march 8 1957 vol 68 — no 35 grace hall will host dry dixieland concert un 6-0331 dixieland music alone will be on tap at grace hall next saturday to open the 1957 ifc weekend beer though which has been considered by students as much a part of the jam session as the music itself will be absent from the tapless confines of the lower floor dean preston parr told ifc officials yesterday afternoon that he would reject any petition to hold a jazz concert with beer at dorney park outside of allentown according to joe mooney past president of ifc a new petition which calls for no refreshments will be submitted to the deans office for the new location dorney park was the closest place ifc was able to get to hold a wet concert local halls refused them outright when the beer angle was mentioned arcadians fail to endorse plan composite view of dixie being blown out and enjoyed at past ifc weekends the saturday afternoon concert will be held at dorney park schempf to conduct symphony tonight arcadia voted seven to five to kill a motion that they endorse the rosenberg plan to revise the compo sition of arcadia most of the objections were directed to the point that the men chosen by activity groups are not entirely representative three more performances are scheduled in the haydn-schubert concert series sponsored by the a n cleaver memorial fund and the department of music tonight at 8:30 prof william schempf will conduct the cham ber orchestra in the symphonic concertante and concerto for cello in d-major by joseph brown and white