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vol xlvii — nojsw o frosh group to consider class banquet spalding plans 9 selections for program lecture series junior group to be picked architects rush completion of plans for sports arena grace hall will be ready for use early in 1941 new 300,000 structure to house rotc headquarters to cover city block students without tickets for the recital by albert spalding in broughal high school tonight should present their bursar's receipts at 8:15 at the door they will be admitted if seats are available all candidates must file questionnaires with curtis by march 4 violinist will present all classical concert at broughal high cyanide forms committee to advise delegates meeting thursday 5 will attend model senate a special car on the excursion train to the hershey sports arena for the lehigh-lafayette hockey game on friday feb 23 will be reserved for students who wish to take dates this car will be next to the blue comet observation car which has been reserved by members of the university faculty according to w rodman turner i e 40 manager of the lehigh hockey club williams will select 6 doors to open at 8 p.m class votes by proxy delegates will be sent to debaters meeting at state college alumni group reserves car reading lehigh club plans to get special coach for hershey game by howard m conner grace hall lehigh's future var sity sports arena and r o t c headquarters took shape this week on paper as university architects rushed to completion the final working drawings of the 300,000 campus addition as snow drifted heavily against stakes driven in the ground to mark the location of the building andrew w litzenberger super intendent of buildings and grounds in an interview today visualized the appearance of the building as it will look when completed early in 1941 for 188 feet along taylor street and 119 feet deep the area of one city block the two and a half story structure overlooks the cam pus the basement only partially excavated due to the sloping ter rain is equipped with squash and handball courts and service rooms where janitors quarters store rooms and hot water facilities are located to seat 2500-3200 on the main floor a well-fur nished lobby faces the street be hind this is the sports arena de signed especially for basketball and wrestling a portable seating arrangement provides a seating ca pacity of 2500 persons for basket ball games and 3200 for wrestling meets under the seats is located a band room serving also as the of fice of dr t edgar shields direc tor of music skirting the arena is situated a series of outside rooms which serve as offices for coaches and visiting and home team dressing rooms locker and shower facilities are also located on this floor set back from the face of the building so as to form a promen ade looms the upper story of grace hall couples attending lehigh af fairs and seeking a respite from dancing on the spacious floor within take advantage of the promenade which affords a view of the entire city the 11,000 square foot hall on the top floor serves also as a drill room for the r o t c surround ing it is the offices and classrooms of the department of military science and tactics 3 graduates join army air corps 2 intercollegiate debates are held flying cadets enrolled at randolph field morse foster oppose temple muhlenberg lehigh will send delegates to both the model senate to oe held on march 8 and 9 at fordham uni versity new york city and the pennsylvania state debaters con vention to be held on march 15 and 16 at pennsylvania state col lege state college j calvin cal laghan director of debating an nounced recently committee discussion topics at the model senate will be the fol lowing 1 foreign affairs includ ing europe and latin america 2 government and business 3 la bor and 4 social security legis lation civil liberties delegates from lehigh will be the following norman l morse ch e 40 chair man edward m sharp manager warren w ache met e 40 rob ert f koenig met e 40 and bernard a smith bus 40 the delegation to the pennsyl vania state debaters convention will consist of frederic n bahn son phys 41 chairman and man ager donald r schoen arts 41 and everett f warner arts 42 bill-backers william i free man arts 40 charles r kiefer jr arts 41 and stephen t low ry c e 41 voting delegates and albert w foster bus 42 topics to be discussed include un-ameri can activities u s policy towards the european war and continua tion of the new deal in 1940 dean's approval given for dance through arrangements made this week by the alumni associa tion a special car reserved for alumni of the reading lehigh club will be added to the train carry ing students to the lehigh-lafay ette hockey game next friday at the hershey sports arena the jersey central train which will carry students from lehigh lafayette moravian and cedar crest will take on the special car at reading en route to hershey tickets for the trip including ad mission to the game are on sale at the arcadia office drown hall and in the supply bureau according to william a corne lius executive secretary of the alumni association the central pennsylvania lehigh club will hold a meeting in heishey prior to the game election of officers for the year will be held guests of the club at a dinner following the meeting will be c w simmons coach of the lehigh hockey team w rodman turner 1.e 40 manager of the team lloyd clmco publicity director for her shey hockey billy cornelius and bob herrick editor of the alumni bulletin honorary inducts business men initiated into alpha kappa psi freshmen will be asked to voice an opinion as to whether they would like to hold a freshman class banquet this spring it was decid ed last night at a meeting of cya nide junior honorary activities fraternity held at the chi psi lodge heads of all living groups in cluding fraternities dormitories and town sections are requested to see that a freshman representa tive from their group is present at a meeting to be held at 7:30 thursday evening feb 22 in the arcadia room of drown hall at that time the representatives will be asked to express the opinion of the class as to the feasability of holding such a banquet if the class favors a banquet these representatives with the help of a committee of cyanide members may formulate a plan to be presented to the student activi ties committee for approval simpson appoints committee the committee of cyanide ap pointed by william b simpson arts 41 president of the club consists of walter h vogelsberg e e 41 chairman charles f kalmbach m e 41 william e scott bus 41 and roy s zachary arts 41 the committee plans to present a review of the banquets held last year and may have some data on the possible cost and dates for a freshman affair in the near future vogelsberg stated if this ban quet materializes it will certainly be a credit to the freshman class as a whole and will give them a chance to show the spirit that we are sure is present we hope that the turn-out on thursday night will give the freshmen a good start in this their first function which they themselves will sponsor cyanide is attempting to start this affair in a continuation of the policy adopted last fall of afford ing the freshman class the oppor tunity to become acquainted with each other and to become a unified group collegians play at traylor a questionnaire to be filled out by candidates for the student con cert-lecture series committee now available at the registrar's office must be filed with the reg istrar before 5 p m march 4 it was announced today by richard c kelley chem 40 chairman six juniors will be selected to serve next year by the present committee which consists of six seniors and four faculty members selection of the new committee will be recommended to president williams on the basis of the appli cants all-around activities inter est ability scholarship and per sonality consideration will be given to securing representation from the several colleges of the university must review past events tonight's program featuring albert spalding violinist as well as other cleaver music foundation events will be included in the list ing candidates for the committee which selects and handles all pro grams in the concert-lecture ser ies are required in making their application to list the events that they have attended in the last three years rate them according to preference and appraise each in a short essay the questionnaire calls for sug gestions by candidates for artists speakers and singers to make up future programs applicants are free to examine circulars from lec ture and concert bureaus now on file at the registrar's office committee will meet the present committee plans to meet on tuesday march 5 to dis cuss the applications received fol lowing the appointment of next year's committee a joint meeting will be held to acquaint the new members of the scope of the ann ual program members of the present student concert-lecture series committee are richard c kelley chem 40 carl r fittkau arts 40 quentin r keith arts 40 harry b home ch e 40 howard m conner arts 40 clifford b heisler bus 40 faculty members serving during the past year are george b curtis registrar dr clarence a shook associate professor of mathematics dr t edgar shields director of music charles j moravec assist ant university news editor and l shearer assistant registrar nine selections will comprise the two-part program to be presented at 8:30 o'clock this evening by al bert spalding american violinist in the auditorium of the broughal high school under the sponsorship of the cleaver memorial music foundation doors will open at 8 o'clock the program will open with one of spalding's own arrangements of corelli's la folia schubert's fantasy in c opus 159 and mar tini's composition allegro will be the other selections in the first half of the program chausson's poeme will open the second half of the recital by spalding with andre benoist at the piano en bateau by debussey and danse dv diable vert by cassado will follow in that order another spalding arrangement will be included in the program when he presents hark hark the lark originally written by schubert the evening's recital will close with spalding's rendition of paganini's i palpiti sponsors appreciate interest dr t edgar shields director of music and chairman of the cleav er music foundation stated this morning that the sponsors were gratified because of the interest shown in this year's offering this is the first time since the series was started that a concert pre sented under the auspices of the cleaver foundation has been held in an auditorium other than pack er memorial chapel spalding who has been acclaim ed by music critics throughout the nation and the european continent started to play the violin at the age of seven he made his profes sional debut at 16 in paris and the following season he made his first american appearance at car negie hall in new york city besides his accomplishments as a violinist spalding has been rec ognized for many years as a com poser of note he has appeared in recital and symphony orchestra programs in every large american city and in many of the leading music centers of europe and south america during the past 30 years in recognition for distinguished services as an aviator with the a e f during the world war he has been awarded honor medals from both france and italy two non-decision debates one with temple university and one with muhlenberg college featured the activities of the debating team this week both debates concerned the basic blame question of the present european war on tuesday norman l morse ch e 40 represented lehigh in a debate with werner of temple university presented before the women's club of bywood sellers memorial methodist church up per darby the oregon style of debating was employed morse took the negative side of the ques tion yesterday noon albert w fos ter bus 42 debated with meyer of muhlenberg college before the bethlehem kiwanis club's lunch eon meeting at the hotel bethle hem foster argued the affirmative side the next debate will be between albert e ponter jr bus 40 of lehigh and freeman of dickinson college feb 23 at a meeting of the coopersburg lions club j calvin callaghan director of de bating has announced ponter will take the negative williams attends dinner president c c williams yester day attended a dinner given in honor of lord lothian british am bassador to the united states in the university club in new york the lehigh collegians the uni versity swing orchestra has been chosen to play every saturday night at the hotel traylor allen town until the beginning of june announced jacob s hartzell bus 40 the orchestra will also play for lafayette houseparty which will be held march 9 the arcadia dance to be held to night in the armory received the approval of dean wray h cong don approval was granted on the condition the time of the dance be changed to that it would not con flict with the recital to be given by albert spalding the time has therefore been changed to 10 to 12:30 a m instead of 9 to 12 as previously announced according to charles h hearsey bus 40 a member of the committee in charge of the affair the lehigh collegians student dance band will play for the dance which is the first of a ser ies similar affairs the chaperones for the evening will be dr and mrs claude g beardslee and dr and mrs clarence h danhof three lehigh men are enrolled at the present time in the army air corps as flying cadets at ran dolph field texas another le high graduate is acting as an in structor at kelly field texas and four men at tulsa okla have re cently enrolled for preliminary training in the air corps william a sheppard 38 will receive his commission this march a graduate of the first class or ganized under the air corps ex pansion program sheppard was the captain of the lehigh rifle team and for two successive years made the all american rifle team frank b ralston 39 will go to the advanced flying school in march and at present is flying at randolph field both sheppard and ralston intend to take the ex amination for a commission in the regular army richard t pierce 38 started his flying training last august and is now at randolph field for his last three months instruction be fore being commissioned as a sec ond lieutenant ralph cheli 41 charles a gibson 41 james s clinch 42 and carl l stieg 40 left lehigh last month and are now receiving instruction at tulsa okla before progressing to the more advanced stages at randolph and kelly fields a course of 15 lectures in structural theory has been in stituted for 32 engineers most of them from the bethlehem steel company dr bruce johnston as sistant professor of civil engineer ing announced recently seven men were initiated into alpha kappa psi national business fraternity at a meeting last night at the phi delta theta house the following business students were initiated richard f pearce 40 bernard a smith 40 henry d chandler 41 john w whiting jr 41 robert m ulmer 41 em ery w loomis jr 41 and james r hendry 41 robert b coleman 40 will be initiated at a later date during the meeting the possibil ity of making a trip to the new york stock exchange was discus sed the lehigh student chemical society presented dr carleton h schlosman 22 director of re search of the socony vacuum oil company in a talk on petroleum last evening drifting snow of day-long blizzard causes scenes of beauty and inconvenience on campus the strength of the wind that piled up drifts as deep as 5 feet at various spots on the campus is illustrated above with a shot of the flaky white substance drifted right up to a side entrance of the packer memorial chapel this car owned by a theta delta chi was practically snowed under in its own backyard evidently the orthodox snowfall was aided and abetted in the inunda tion by a deluge from the roof brown and white photos pictured above is the temporary parking space of a student's car in front of packard laboratory failure to make the grade because of the snow and ice wed nesday night put the car in this position immune from police parking tickets at least until the snow melts bethlehem pa friday february 16 1940 hockey train will have special car for dates must present receipts price — five cents brown and white z 612 member intercollegiate newspaper association all the lehigh news first
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FullText | vol xlvii — nojsw o frosh group to consider class banquet spalding plans 9 selections for program lecture series junior group to be picked architects rush completion of plans for sports arena grace hall will be ready for use early in 1941 new 300,000 structure to house rotc headquarters to cover city block students without tickets for the recital by albert spalding in broughal high school tonight should present their bursar's receipts at 8:15 at the door they will be admitted if seats are available all candidates must file questionnaires with curtis by march 4 violinist will present all classical concert at broughal high cyanide forms committee to advise delegates meeting thursday 5 will attend model senate a special car on the excursion train to the hershey sports arena for the lehigh-lafayette hockey game on friday feb 23 will be reserved for students who wish to take dates this car will be next to the blue comet observation car which has been reserved by members of the university faculty according to w rodman turner i e 40 manager of the lehigh hockey club williams will select 6 doors to open at 8 p.m class votes by proxy delegates will be sent to debaters meeting at state college alumni group reserves car reading lehigh club plans to get special coach for hershey game by howard m conner grace hall lehigh's future var sity sports arena and r o t c headquarters took shape this week on paper as university architects rushed to completion the final working drawings of the 300,000 campus addition as snow drifted heavily against stakes driven in the ground to mark the location of the building andrew w litzenberger super intendent of buildings and grounds in an interview today visualized the appearance of the building as it will look when completed early in 1941 for 188 feet along taylor street and 119 feet deep the area of one city block the two and a half story structure overlooks the cam pus the basement only partially excavated due to the sloping ter rain is equipped with squash and handball courts and service rooms where janitors quarters store rooms and hot water facilities are located to seat 2500-3200 on the main floor a well-fur nished lobby faces the street be hind this is the sports arena de signed especially for basketball and wrestling a portable seating arrangement provides a seating ca pacity of 2500 persons for basket ball games and 3200 for wrestling meets under the seats is located a band room serving also as the of fice of dr t edgar shields direc tor of music skirting the arena is situated a series of outside rooms which serve as offices for coaches and visiting and home team dressing rooms locker and shower facilities are also located on this floor set back from the face of the building so as to form a promen ade looms the upper story of grace hall couples attending lehigh af fairs and seeking a respite from dancing on the spacious floor within take advantage of the promenade which affords a view of the entire city the 11,000 square foot hall on the top floor serves also as a drill room for the r o t c surround ing it is the offices and classrooms of the department of military science and tactics 3 graduates join army air corps 2 intercollegiate debates are held flying cadets enrolled at randolph field morse foster oppose temple muhlenberg lehigh will send delegates to both the model senate to oe held on march 8 and 9 at fordham uni versity new york city and the pennsylvania state debaters con vention to be held on march 15 and 16 at pennsylvania state col lege state college j calvin cal laghan director of debating an nounced recently committee discussion topics at the model senate will be the fol lowing 1 foreign affairs includ ing europe and latin america 2 government and business 3 la bor and 4 social security legis lation civil liberties delegates from lehigh will be the following norman l morse ch e 40 chair man edward m sharp manager warren w ache met e 40 rob ert f koenig met e 40 and bernard a smith bus 40 the delegation to the pennsyl vania state debaters convention will consist of frederic n bahn son phys 41 chairman and man ager donald r schoen arts 41 and everett f warner arts 42 bill-backers william i free man arts 40 charles r kiefer jr arts 41 and stephen t low ry c e 41 voting delegates and albert w foster bus 42 topics to be discussed include un-ameri can activities u s policy towards the european war and continua tion of the new deal in 1940 dean's approval given for dance through arrangements made this week by the alumni associa tion a special car reserved for alumni of the reading lehigh club will be added to the train carry ing students to the lehigh-lafay ette hockey game next friday at the hershey sports arena the jersey central train which will carry students from lehigh lafayette moravian and cedar crest will take on the special car at reading en route to hershey tickets for the trip including ad mission to the game are on sale at the arcadia office drown hall and in the supply bureau according to william a corne lius executive secretary of the alumni association the central pennsylvania lehigh club will hold a meeting in heishey prior to the game election of officers for the year will be held guests of the club at a dinner following the meeting will be c w simmons coach of the lehigh hockey team w rodman turner 1.e 40 manager of the team lloyd clmco publicity director for her shey hockey billy cornelius and bob herrick editor of the alumni bulletin honorary inducts business men initiated into alpha kappa psi freshmen will be asked to voice an opinion as to whether they would like to hold a freshman class banquet this spring it was decid ed last night at a meeting of cya nide junior honorary activities fraternity held at the chi psi lodge heads of all living groups in cluding fraternities dormitories and town sections are requested to see that a freshman representa tive from their group is present at a meeting to be held at 7:30 thursday evening feb 22 in the arcadia room of drown hall at that time the representatives will be asked to express the opinion of the class as to the feasability of holding such a banquet if the class favors a banquet these representatives with the help of a committee of cyanide members may formulate a plan to be presented to the student activi ties committee for approval simpson appoints committee the committee of cyanide ap pointed by william b simpson arts 41 president of the club consists of walter h vogelsberg e e 41 chairman charles f kalmbach m e 41 william e scott bus 41 and roy s zachary arts 41 the committee plans to present a review of the banquets held last year and may have some data on the possible cost and dates for a freshman affair in the near future vogelsberg stated if this ban quet materializes it will certainly be a credit to the freshman class as a whole and will give them a chance to show the spirit that we are sure is present we hope that the turn-out on thursday night will give the freshmen a good start in this their first function which they themselves will sponsor cyanide is attempting to start this affair in a continuation of the policy adopted last fall of afford ing the freshman class the oppor tunity to become acquainted with each other and to become a unified group collegians play at traylor a questionnaire to be filled out by candidates for the student con cert-lecture series committee now available at the registrar's office must be filed with the reg istrar before 5 p m march 4 it was announced today by richard c kelley chem 40 chairman six juniors will be selected to serve next year by the present committee which consists of six seniors and four faculty members selection of the new committee will be recommended to president williams on the basis of the appli cants all-around activities inter est ability scholarship and per sonality consideration will be given to securing representation from the several colleges of the university must review past events tonight's program featuring albert spalding violinist as well as other cleaver music foundation events will be included in the list ing candidates for the committee which selects and handles all pro grams in the concert-lecture ser ies are required in making their application to list the events that they have attended in the last three years rate them according to preference and appraise each in a short essay the questionnaire calls for sug gestions by candidates for artists speakers and singers to make up future programs applicants are free to examine circulars from lec ture and concert bureaus now on file at the registrar's office committee will meet the present committee plans to meet on tuesday march 5 to dis cuss the applications received fol lowing the appointment of next year's committee a joint meeting will be held to acquaint the new members of the scope of the ann ual program members of the present student concert-lecture series committee are richard c kelley chem 40 carl r fittkau arts 40 quentin r keith arts 40 harry b home ch e 40 howard m conner arts 40 clifford b heisler bus 40 faculty members serving during the past year are george b curtis registrar dr clarence a shook associate professor of mathematics dr t edgar shields director of music charles j moravec assist ant university news editor and l shearer assistant registrar nine selections will comprise the two-part program to be presented at 8:30 o'clock this evening by al bert spalding american violinist in the auditorium of the broughal high school under the sponsorship of the cleaver memorial music foundation doors will open at 8 o'clock the program will open with one of spalding's own arrangements of corelli's la folia schubert's fantasy in c opus 159 and mar tini's composition allegro will be the other selections in the first half of the program chausson's poeme will open the second half of the recital by spalding with andre benoist at the piano en bateau by debussey and danse dv diable vert by cassado will follow in that order another spalding arrangement will be included in the program when he presents hark hark the lark originally written by schubert the evening's recital will close with spalding's rendition of paganini's i palpiti sponsors appreciate interest dr t edgar shields director of music and chairman of the cleav er music foundation stated this morning that the sponsors were gratified because of the interest shown in this year's offering this is the first time since the series was started that a concert pre sented under the auspices of the cleaver foundation has been held in an auditorium other than pack er memorial chapel spalding who has been acclaim ed by music critics throughout the nation and the european continent started to play the violin at the age of seven he made his profes sional debut at 16 in paris and the following season he made his first american appearance at car negie hall in new york city besides his accomplishments as a violinist spalding has been rec ognized for many years as a com poser of note he has appeared in recital and symphony orchestra programs in every large american city and in many of the leading music centers of europe and south america during the past 30 years in recognition for distinguished services as an aviator with the a e f during the world war he has been awarded honor medals from both france and italy two non-decision debates one with temple university and one with muhlenberg college featured the activities of the debating team this week both debates concerned the basic blame question of the present european war on tuesday norman l morse ch e 40 represented lehigh in a debate with werner of temple university presented before the women's club of bywood sellers memorial methodist church up per darby the oregon style of debating was employed morse took the negative side of the ques tion yesterday noon albert w fos ter bus 42 debated with meyer of muhlenberg college before the bethlehem kiwanis club's lunch eon meeting at the hotel bethle hem foster argued the affirmative side the next debate will be between albert e ponter jr bus 40 of lehigh and freeman of dickinson college feb 23 at a meeting of the coopersburg lions club j calvin callaghan director of de bating has announced ponter will take the negative williams attends dinner president c c williams yester day attended a dinner given in honor of lord lothian british am bassador to the united states in the university club in new york the lehigh collegians the uni versity swing orchestra has been chosen to play every saturday night at the hotel traylor allen town until the beginning of june announced jacob s hartzell bus 40 the orchestra will also play for lafayette houseparty which will be held march 9 the arcadia dance to be held to night in the armory received the approval of dean wray h cong don approval was granted on the condition the time of the dance be changed to that it would not con flict with the recital to be given by albert spalding the time has therefore been changed to 10 to 12:30 a m instead of 9 to 12 as previously announced according to charles h hearsey bus 40 a member of the committee in charge of the affair the lehigh collegians student dance band will play for the dance which is the first of a ser ies similar affairs the chaperones for the evening will be dr and mrs claude g beardslee and dr and mrs clarence h danhof three lehigh men are enrolled at the present time in the army air corps as flying cadets at ran dolph field texas another le high graduate is acting as an in structor at kelly field texas and four men at tulsa okla have re cently enrolled for preliminary training in the air corps william a sheppard 38 will receive his commission this march a graduate of the first class or ganized under the air corps ex pansion program sheppard was the captain of the lehigh rifle team and for two successive years made the all american rifle team frank b ralston 39 will go to the advanced flying school in march and at present is flying at randolph field both sheppard and ralston intend to take the ex amination for a commission in the regular army richard t pierce 38 started his flying training last august and is now at randolph field for his last three months instruction be fore being commissioned as a sec ond lieutenant ralph cheli 41 charles a gibson 41 james s clinch 42 and carl l stieg 40 left lehigh last month and are now receiving instruction at tulsa okla before progressing to the more advanced stages at randolph and kelly fields a course of 15 lectures in structural theory has been in stituted for 32 engineers most of them from the bethlehem steel company dr bruce johnston as sistant professor of civil engineer ing announced recently seven men were initiated into alpha kappa psi national business fraternity at a meeting last night at the phi delta theta house the following business students were initiated richard f pearce 40 bernard a smith 40 henry d chandler 41 john w whiting jr 41 robert m ulmer 41 em ery w loomis jr 41 and james r hendry 41 robert b coleman 40 will be initiated at a later date during the meeting the possibil ity of making a trip to the new york stock exchange was discus sed the lehigh student chemical society presented dr carleton h schlosman 22 director of re search of the socony vacuum oil company in a talk on petroleum last evening drifting snow of day-long blizzard causes scenes of beauty and inconvenience on campus the strength of the wind that piled up drifts as deep as 5 feet at various spots on the campus is illustrated above with a shot of the flaky white substance drifted right up to a side entrance of the packer memorial chapel this car owned by a theta delta chi was practically snowed under in its own backyard evidently the orthodox snowfall was aided and abetted in the inunda tion by a deluge from the roof brown and white photos pictured above is the temporary parking space of a student's car in front of packard laboratory failure to make the grade because of the snow and ice wed nesday night put the car in this position immune from police parking tickets at least until the snow melts bethlehem pa friday february 16 1940 hockey train will have special car for dates must present receipts price — five cents brown and white z 612 member intercollegiate newspaper association all the lehigh news first |
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