Brown and White Vol. 75 no. 25

              lation associated with all-univer sity functions of the nine students who receiv ed demerits a senior chemical engineer a junior chemical engin eer and a business student were each assessed two disciplinary de merits for disregard of house party regulations involving couples in sleep-study rooms a senior chemist and a senior mechanical engineer each received one demerit for disregard of houseparty regulations which re serve certain areas in student hous ing exclusively for women guests a junior businessman was assessed one disciplinary demerit for off-campus conduct unbecom ing a lehigh student a sophomore metallurgist was reprimanded warned and assessed one disciplinary demerit for falsi fication of class attendance record by signing another student's name new hours are started by library a pair of lehigh fraternities were placed on social probation until the end of the semester and nine undergraduates were assess ed disciplinary demerits in disci plinary action for the month of september on recommendation of the fall 63 houseparty judiciary commit tee kappa sigma was placed on social probation for extensive shortcomings in behavior of the chapter as an entity lambda chi alpha was placed on probation for disregarding the university regu sheltermate no 22 to help the student meet his personal expenses the undergrad uate financial aid office is trying to arrange a part-time job to fit his schedule while he is here the cuban refugee student may pursue any curriculum he wishes chest although the financial award must be made on a year-to-year basis campus chest will make every effort to provide its share of the tuition payments for years sub sequent to the student's freshman year the interfraternity council will pay 55 per month for the cuban refugee's board throughout the four years whether he lives in the residence halls or later moves to a fraternity house room expenses of 340 for the first year will be met by the resi dence halls council each year thereafter the money will be re appropriated by rhc the resi dence halls council will also pay for the student's books on a yearly basis a cuban refugee will be given the chance to study at lehigh next year due to the success of the re cent campus chest drive the campus chest will award a four-year partial scholarship to a cuban student to be recommended by the world university service ronald a kahlow 65 campus chest chairman a john mason 64 residence halls council presi dent and carl l mcconnell 64 interfraternity council president were the three students who help ed implement the special scholar ship the student's tuition will be cov ered by financial aid from the uni versity and/or a loan under the national defense education act in addition to the supplementary scholarship from the campus gillespie slated to play at military ball feb 22 pictures of candidates for queen should be turned in to the brown ard white office no later than feb 7 four finalists will then be chosen by the dance committee all pictures should be two by three inches and should show head and shoulders only the name of the girl and her escort should appear on the back the committee for the dance is headed by jim bstelle 64 of the scabbard and blade society dress is formal lehigh's army and ai c force rotc units will hold their annual military ball in the ballroom of the hotel bethlehem beginning at 9 p.m feb 22 the ball is open to all lehigh students at 4 per couple music for the dance will be provided by the matt gillespie band which regularly plays for many high school and college dances in the area gillesp-e's band has shared bandstands with such groups as stan kenton sammy kaye woody herman tex beneke and russ morgan cillespie gained experience early on tours accompanying such singers as sophie tucker martha raye fannie brice milton berle lillian roth and lou holttz toward the end of the second world war gillespie joined the harry romig orchestra and took over when romig retired in 1946 the queen of the ball will be chosen by ballot she and her court will be presented at midnight jane — a native of massachusetts our first sh&iiermaig or the new year is currently studying to become a fashion co-ordin ator jane has worked for seventeen magazine and is a sports car enthusiast j d mack librarian has an nounced the extended library hours which became effective last monday the new schedule will remain in force during the whole of the fall and spring terms the stacks and the reading room will b e open on the follow ing schedule monday-friday . ba,m.-ll p.m saturday 8 a.m 5 p.m sunday ..... 2 p.m.-ll p.m the reference service will be available on the following sched ule monday-friday . 8 a.m.-lo p.m saturday 8 a.m 5 p.m sunday 7 p.m.-lo p.m during the hours when reference service is not available the library will be under the care of a night supervisor lehigh university brown and white vol 75 — no 25 mmmmmmmmmmm bethlehem pa — friday january 10 1964 866-0331 josh white will star in folk concert feb 15 arrangements are unique and her voice has a wide range her reper toire includes ballads from both eastern and western europe as well as the united states she sings in 11 different languages mis^s dobkin was called a promising intelligent performer by robert shelton of the new york times the just 4 was organized as a folk singing group in 1963 scan o'brien jim jourdain hod dans jr and ellen haven use a variety cf instruments including seven types of guitars a banjo a bass and a flute to present their wide range of songs tickets at 2 per person will be sold by living group social chairmen lion several ye.irs later when white's c reer looked secure an accident nearly disabled his play ing hand he fought this handicap successfully however and after four years landed a part in a t>roaiwiy pliy following success he went on to become known for his pinging of negro blues ballads a favorite of president franklin koose elt white toured europe in 10.10 vn a protege of mrs roose ret many of white's ballads have an appealing social message bred out of the hardship of his cblldhpod 3nd of the troubles of the ffegro in the south alix dobkin a 23-year-old new yorker has played in nightclubs from coast-to-coast her guitar 2 frats 9 students assessed demerits josh white will be the headliner at the centenri l class concert in grace hall feb 15 alix dobkin and the just 4 will also be featured on the pro gram which will begin at 1 pm i s part of the army wrestling weekend - josh white has been acclaimed for his versatile presentation of f:>lk music and blues born in south carolina he served an rp prentaceshlp in his youth to blind no^ro folk singers touring the southland when he was eleven white payed second guitar on a record with blind joe taggart in chicago he cut his first record at a re cording session in new york three years later his mother said he could sing only spirituals as blues were con sidered sinful by religious south ern negroes although josh agreed he ran out of spirituals in new york and cut the blues plat ters which estabished his reputa josh white scholarship offered aid for cuban refugee