Brown and White Vol. 48 no. 26

              headed fleet in pacific big program underway local industry to benefit by special classes in vital work annual banquet chooses parish house as site is set for feb 27 began coaching in 1915 bob chester 200 men will participate non - fraternity students may obtain tickets in drown hall graduate record exams extended to cover 2 of 3 colleges 750 couples expected carnegie test will be given to engineers limited number to dance at empire ballroom admission is 3.30 chester will play at i.f ball feb 15 price — five cents new bachelor is quiz issue the dates for registration next semester have been an nounced as tuesday jan 28 and wednesday jan 29 ac cording to james l shearer assistant to the registrar regis tration times by alphabet are as follows freshmen tuesday morning 8 o'clock g through k 9 o'clock l through r 10 o'clock s through z and 11 o'clock a through f sophomores tuesday after noon 1 o'clock g through k 2 o'clock l through r 3 o'clock s through z and 4 o'clock a through f juniors wednesday morning 8 o'clock g through k 9 o'clock l through r 10 o'clock s through z and 11 o'clock a through f seniors wednesday after noon 1 o'clock l through z 3 o'clock a through k no registration ticket but the student's own should be filled out at any other time but the proper registered time students violating this rule according to shearer are liable to have their tickets torn up january copy deals with finals registration fencing quizzes orators hold class dinners trainer's sun inn are scenes of banquets talks featured admiral harry e yarnell until recently commander-in-chief of the asiatic fleet will address junior senior and graduate stu dents of the college of engineer ing at 5 p m tuesday jan 21 in packard auditorium his visit to lehigh is intended to interest students in applying for commis sions in the u s naval reserve upon graduation in announcing admiral yarnell's forthcoming visit president cle ment c williams said today that he hopes the above-mentioned en gineering students will find it poss ible to attend the meeting next tuesday it is understood that those ap plicants who are accepted by naval authorities will be detailed in their respective engineering specialities to the various technical bureaus and naval activities throughout the country the duty will be on shore and will not entail going to sea yarnell who retired recently upon reaching the naval age limit of 63 was awarded the distin guished service medal by congress last summer the award was for exceptional ability courage and tact in handling with the greatest skill the many delicate situations that arose during the continued emergency in china a staff of officers will accompany admiral yarnell to lehigh and will supervise details connected with the visit stone to speak foreign policy association will hear authority the interfraternity council has signed bob chester to play for the annual interfraternity ball on feb 15 popularly known as the na tion's newest sensation bob ches ter will play to a limited number of lehigh men and their guests at the new empire ballroom this year's i-f ball will be a modified version of a closed dance according to the plans an nounced by roy zachary president of the interfraternity council tickets which will sell for 3.30 will be issued only to fraternity men each receiving only one tick et tickets which will not be used by fraternity men will be turned in at drown hall where they will be sold to any student the tickets will be sold in the order received the dance will thus be limited to approximately 750 couples band ranks high chester is one of the country's best known band leaders although he came into prominence only a short while ago latest reports rank him high in the field of musi cal entertainment naming him as a real threat to top supremacy among dance bands before organizing his own group chester was a saxophone player with many of the big time new york orchestras his first job was with paul specht and in order he joined arnold johnson ben poll ack irving aaronson and ben bernie in 1935 bob organized a group of unknown musicians and the band secured a job at the de troit athletic club after eight months there the band was booked at many of the country's larger hotels he has since become a ra dio network favorite betty brad ley is his featured vocalist the january issue of lehigh bachelor which comes out today is called the quiz issue with its cover a humorous satire on regis tration day the issue deals with the coming finals and registration announced editor-in-chief edwin h klein arts 42 one of the articles in the bach elor is entitled the best quiz was contributed by william l jenkins professor of psychology who gives the low-down on quiz making another one called gun boat — 1776 by james k binder arts 41 is a story about a lehigh alumnus and a revolutionary na val battle including photos by otto leichliter met e 41 there is also an article by rich ard r bright i e 42 which in troduces lehigh's new fencing master valentino argento who comes from italy with the hope of making lehigh shine in fenc ing in addition to the bachelor's re gular make-up there is a humor ous story named four fat men by binder another contribution to the fiction department of the bach elor is cornerstone by ed klein weather delays speaker met meeting is cancelled dr trembley addresses john hays association members of speech classes re ceived first hand experience in after-diner speaking at their ban uets recently the class instructed by kenneth b horning assistant in english held its affair thursday night at sun inn while that of j calvin callaghan director of de bating held its dinner at trainer's sunday evening at the thursday banquet the men spoke from five to eight min utes each on topics of their own choosing toastmaster was edward m biggs e e 42 alfred l haft bus 43 was toastmaster of the sunday banquet at which 23 men spoke archie d tifft bus 42 and haft were co chairmen both banquets which were counted as three hour classes were concluded with the singing of the alma mater to honor bosey reiter w t stone national vice-presi dent and director of the washing ton bureau of the foreign policy association will address a sample meeting of the lehigh valley branch of the society at 1:45 p m saturday jan 18 in the ballroom of the hotel bethlehem america looks abroad is the topic of stone's speech he will speak immediately after the lun cheon which is open to all who are interested according to wilson l godshall associate professor of history there will be an open forum discussion after the speech the balcony of the ballroom will be open to those who want to hear the speech but do not want to at tend the luncheon reservations for the luncheon should be made with the hotel before wednesday dr francis j trembley assis tant professor of biology lectured thursday at a meeting of the john hay republican association dr trembley illustrated his lecture with bird and animal life from this area and live species from his own collection jacob l moser chairman of the speakers committee arranged for dr trembley's appearance offi cers and members of the board of william lone star dietz coach of eight undefeated football teams with a total of 173 games won to his credit was selected to relate his experiences as player and coach before the freshman class banquet to be held friday february 27 at the pro-cathedral parish house third and wyandotte streets according to e lyster frost met e chairman of the banquet committee tickets for the banquet will be on sale at the arcadia office and at the supply bureau by january 28 the tickets will be handled by the ticket committee representa tives of the living groups a half indian member of the sioux tribe and a one-time mem ber of the immortal carlisle in dians dietz has been in the coa ching profession since 1915 to his 173 victories he has added only 46 defeats and 10 ties he was educated at mcalester college friends university and the carlisle indian school he starred on the gridiron with jim thorpe for the carlisle indians from 1910 to 1912 in 1911 he was a member of the indian team which defeated lehigh 34-14 while the following year he aided the indians to win over the engineers 21-7 started with warner dietz started his coaching ca reer as an assistant to glenn pop warner then head coach at car lisle in 1915 dietz was appointed head coach at washington state college during his three year stay at this institution his teams won the pacific coast and northwest conference championships in 1915 and 1917 on jan 1 1916 he led washington state to a 14-0 victory over brown university in the first tournament of roses game at pas adena cal he coached the purdue boiler makers in their first big ten con ference victory in five years for the next two years he was head coach at louisiana polytechnic institute he followed this with a three year regime at wyoming uni versity he turned up at stanford in 1927 as assistant to warner his former teacher and associate then follow ed five years of head coaching at haskell institute a school for in dians in 1933 he resigned his post the monthly meeting of the me tallurgical society scheduled for last week was cancelled as the speaker for the evening w m pierce assistant chief of research at the new jersey zinc company was unable to attend pierce was prevented from reaching bethle hem in time for the meeting by bad weather conditions and a minor automobile accident the reception dinner for mr pierce scheduled for 6:30 p m at the hotel bethlehem was at tended by eight seniors who held an informal discussion seniors of both the arts and en gineering colleges will be required this year to take the graduate re cord examination of the carnegie foundation the examination re quired last year only for seniors of the college of arts and science and optional to other seniors will be given on monday and tuesday mornings feb 3 and 4 arts seniors were notified of the examinations in a letter last week from dean philip m palmer the engineers were notified of the re quirement in their respective class es registration blanks must be filled out by thursday no preparation for the examin ation is required and the results of the tests will have no influence upon the student's status at lehigh the examination will be given un der the direction of the department of education approximately 200 seniors including 50 arts men and 150 engineers will take the exam ination which is optional for mem bers of the college of business administration exam taken by 2,000 object of the examination which has been taken by more than 2,000 students in the better colleges of the east is to enable the student to see where he stands in relation to fellow students at his own col lege and other campuses and to enable the college to check upon its distribution and con centration requirements ac cording to dean palmer the ex amination reveals just how much of his college work a student has retained after four years of study the results made by the engineer ing students will be used in deter mining norms for those students the results will be used also by professors who are working on en gineering tests according to dean palmer four parts to exam the examination will consist of four parts including 800 questions the questions will cover broadly the principal subjects of the liberal arts college curriculum and are designed to be answered in the shortest possible time and with a minimum of writing physics chemistry literature and fine arts will be covered in book i of the exam and biological science and social studies in book ii three and one-half hours will neil carothers dean of the col lege of business administration spoke friday morning at the lawrenceville school lawrence ville n j a testimonial dinner and dance in honor of howard r bosey reiter professor of physical edu cation and sponsored by the le high alumni home club will be held at 6 p m jan 28 at hotel bethlehem tickets for the inform al affair are 2 apiece 4 a couple and may be secured from members of a student committee canvasing the living groups continued on page four governors were hosts at the meet ing continued on page four twenty-four naval reserve offi cers reported here yesterday for a 16 weeks course in diesel engin eering as the university's program of cooperation in national defense got under way the officers who are ensigns and junior and senior grade lieutenants are mostly from the eastern states it is expected that they will be as signed to naval vessels operated by diesel power when their course is completed the program of study for the navy men will include metallurgy themodynamics design diesel en gine theory and laboratory and work in lubricants and lubrication 6 courses begin coincidentally with announce ment of the diesel engineering course dean a copeland callen of the college of engineering who is in charge of engineering de fense training reported that six other defense training courses are getting under way these courses are primarily for men already em ployed in local defense industries the object is to increase the train ing of the men to a higher stand ard approximately 120 men from lo cal industries have been enrolled for the six courses and others are expected to be added this week the six courses include two in elementary machine design one in intermediate machine design one in elementary structural design one in production engineering and one in instrument design the first five courses are being given partly in bethlehem and partly in allen town while the last is being given in sellers ville a second course in production engineering is expected to be started this week in bethlehem classes at convenient hours five of the classes thus far or ganized dean callen reports are being taught by members of the regular lehigh faculty one period of the design course at sellersville is being taught by a local engineer the classes for the men enrolled in the local defense industry phase of the university's program are held three times a week in the late afternoon or evening and on sat urday mornings and afternoons the classes are expected to contin ue for 25 weeks a photographic mural of the morrow read and weep with deep and painful sorrow exams are upon us they say hours of cramming culminating in that painful first minute of the exam afternoon naps to make up for those all-nigrht ses sions — this is the exam period we followed joe lehigh through such a night mare and here is what we found at the extreme left as the hour waxeth late joe has begun to hit the books with a will only six hours remain for study but we imagine that the inspiration of the photograph on the desk will see him through next the exam is well begun what could be worse than a dief exam no we don't know either there's dief himself just to make sure there is no fudging and then the papers are graded an all-important process but how did al rights get in there well thatf s exams for you maybe he does grade dief's papers at the extreme right the worst has come to pass something has happened joe another joe has definitely not made the dean's list at least not the dean's list that they print in the b and w whatever has happened papa is not pleased it's a sad scene joe is vowing it won't occur again he is going to revise his system next semester at least that's what joe says if ball maestro bethlehem pa tuesday january 14 1941 hours are announced for new registration navy official will address students tues navy sends men for diesel course vol xlviii no 26 lehigh university brown and white coach dietz to speak at frosh dinner admiral yarnell to talk about naval reserve engineering work 24 officers arrive here to receive 16 weeks defense training all the lehigh news first member intercollegiate newspaper association z 612