Brown and White Vol. 70 no. 29

              band to present winter concert traditional and contemporary march rhythms will highlight the university concert band's winter concert friday feb 22 at 8:15 p.m in grace hall fror jonathan elkus assist ant professor of music and bandmaster will conduct the program will include bruck ner's apollo march schoenberg's themfe and variations op 43a elegie fanfare and march by rog er nixon music from the film things to come by sir arthur bliss kalinnikov's finale from symphony no 1 and the march the battle of shiloh by c l barn house schoenberg's theme and varia tions are easily the most conser vative of the many essays which schoenberg made in this form prof elkus noted surprisingly he continued the idiom of this work is definitely tonal and the harmony see marches page 4 discuss art show — schilli maier german-born artist 1 and joseph t fraser jr director of pennsylvania academy of fine arts enjoy exhibition in library on sun day of the evening leading 13-12 going into the final bout driscoll needed at least a tie to sew up the meet the first period was scoreless guzik's thrusts for a takedown were constantly parried by the quick thinking driscoll guzik took the top position to start the second period and had driscoll completely tied up until 10 seconds remained when the ithaca senior escaped bringing down a thunderous ovation from the parti san crowd of 3,700 driscoll had to hold guzik down for just under two min utes to nullify the pitt grapp lers time advantage using his legs as his main weapon he rode guzik for the entire period several times the pitt man seemed on the verge of escaping but dris coll would come around with an arm to retain his advantage at one point after they had rolled out of bounds guzik just looked at dris coll and shook his head in disbe lief national champ paul powell shot the panthers into a quick 5-0 lead in the first bout by pinning jim schmoyer with a bar and chancery at 5:15 schmoyer was trailing 6-1 at the time of the fall and had put up a very game battle against pow ell unbeaten sophomore larry lauchle had no trouble with ed slater at 130 and won easily 11-2 lauchle who is the best 130 pound wrestler lehigh has faced this year completely dominated slater throughout the bout leon harbold cut pitt's lead to 8-3 by easily defeating sherm moyer 7-0 leading 2-0 on the strength of a first period takedown harbold escaped to open the second period took moyer down and had his ad versary in trouble for the remainder of the match harbold who had lost to moyer last year wrestled his see big 5 page 8 three artists featured in new library display works by three of the country's major artists were unveiled at the opening of the meet the artists exhibition in the library art gallery sunday the paintings valued at over 30,000 are by schilli maier george harding and benton spruance this is the major art exhibition of the year prof francis j quirk head of the fine arts department told the brown and white maier born in leipsig holds degrees from columbia he taught at ithaca college and is now at temple university his canvasses have been shown in the whitney museum of modern art the museum of modern art in new york and numerous other gal leries sixteen of his oils are being shown harding senior member of the faculty of the pennsylvania academy of fine arts is one of the country's foremost mural paint ers he did the 110-foot mural for legislative hall united states exhibit at the new york worlds fair of 1939-40 during the two world wars he die many paintings as corps artist ir the 1914-16 war he was marine corps war artist and in world wai ii he was reactivated as a major and did combat scenes of the pacific theater articles on harding have ap peared in fortune life graphic arts and painters of modern amer ica as well as in numerous books and periodicals museums arounc the world including the metro politan museum in new york dis play his paintings the third artist-teacher ben ton spruance is showing 46 see library's page 4 speech contest finale friday # twenty upperclassmen and 14 freshmen participated in the first round of the williams extempore speaking contest last night at 7:30 contestants can win up to 75 in three rounds of the contest registration ended friday for contestants and dr eugene vasilew in charge of the con test noted the number of stu dents registered was less than we had hoped for the contest is open to the public with the second round beginning at 4 p.m tomorrow and the finals held see vasilew page 3 interfraternity council's independent rushing and contacting com mittee has made little progress in devising new rushing plans and does not expect to come up with tangible proposals this winter chairman bill horton told the brown and white sunday night horton said he committee intends to devise a basic philosophy for rushing and contacting but before this is done we have to dig up some information and lay the necessary groundwork the ifc committee was estab lished by the council the same nighi fraternity legislators vetoed the con troversial rushing and contactini plan proposed by student life com mittee horton predicted last week as soon as we the committee get together i'm sure things will work out smoothly but horton said sunday it doesn't seem likely the committee will come up with anything import ant at the next meeting tonight the committee was estab lished to work out the neces sary details of rushing and con tacting committee members are gene moran alpha tau omega fred mummert chi psi terry watkins theta xi mike gottlieb sigma al pha mv and mike cook lambda chi alpha horton is a member oi beta theta pi auto plunges in sayre park a 1956 mercury owned by dave mitchell 59 rolled down a sayre park hill saturday night while its driver and four passengers attended delta tau delta's housewarming mitchell told the brown and white he parked the car dir ectly opposite the exit to the lot with the emergency brake on the auto suffered damages of approximately 400 when it plunged over the bank mitchell was at the party 20 minutes when he went outside to find the car missing from its park ing spot and at the bottom of the bank next to the alpha tau omega house he believes the accident was due to malicious mischief on the part of unknown vandals sign-up ends for epitome pix today is the last day during which members of the classes of june 60 and february 61 may arrange to have their senior portraits taken according to m edward dehart editor-elect of the 1960 epitome members of these classes must sign up on the schedule at the student activities office if any senior fails to do so his picture will be omitted from the year book dehart added by henry brubaker b&w asst news ed editor's note this is the second in a series of three articles on gifts and giving at lehigh what would you do if you had 1,400,000 to spend that's the seemingly pleasant problem that elmer w glick university treasurer was faced with last year actually most of the sum which lehigh received as gifts was already earmarked for a specific project when the university received it all of the income from the various trusts and bequests is restricted for different uses in some cases money is bequeathed to the university without any restrictions at which time the trustees decide how it is to be used in most cases funds of this kind are set up as memorial endowment funds the income from the fund is used as the trustees see fit some of the funds are so arranged that the trus tees may use the income entirely at their discretion the asa packer fund is an example of such a fund university seeks 350,000 at present the principle of the fund amounts to 2,444,759 the fund is added to each year from the income of the estates of asa packer and harry e packer 01 the principle of the dravo fund was brought to its total of 1,385,319 last year on the settlement of the estate of fanny m dravo the fund was estab lished during 1954 there are almost 150 separate endowment funds the principle of the total endowment fund is over 14,000,000 the money which comes in from the annual giv ing fund is used for projects which have been de cided on before the campaign begins in 1957-58 the goals of the campaign were new lab equipment the improvement of campus and grounds new seats for packer church and the renovation of the north end of the alumni memorial building some of these projects have been completed and the rest are under way over 200,000 of this year's goal of 350,000 has been reached at this time com pared to 213,000 at the same time last year sro crowd views meet as harboldt driscoll star grapplers hand pitt first loss not qite enough — leon harbold has his oppon ent sherm moyer in trouble in the last seconds of the 137 lb bout harbold took down moyer with 30 sec ends to go in the second period and drove for a pin b&w photo by frank shea only to have the buzzer ring before he got the fall he received a predicament point for his effort his other points came from two takedowns an escape and time advantage by roger zerweck b&w sports writer something had to give saturday night in grace hall both pitt andp lehigh were riding on the crest of long win streaks both had their shah 6 of undefeated wrestlers and both had to win this one thanks largely to john driscoll pitt was the one to give in the form of a 16-12 victory for lehigh heavyweight john driscoll gave away almost 50 pounds to sophomore bob guzik but won 1-0 in the most thrilling bout little progress -- rush committee brown and white vol 70 — no 29 tuesday feb 24 1959 bethlehem pa