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price five cents f e galbraith 11 to speak at final e e meet phi gamma deltas swamp phi delts under a 58-19 score larson features lehigh will face one of strongest teams in east in state col lege aggregation major lang and bosey reiter pitch good ball but ragged support gives game away noted electrical engineer and alumnus to talk n telep hone construction practice score 13 - 12 won 12 lost 0 to date rutgers will be lacrosse opponent tennis team wins from moravians veteran team expected to be formidable opponent keady's line-up remains unchanged beck and beale do brilliant work in administering defeat score 5 i lehigh should have little trou ble in defeating scirlet twelve game called 1.30 the last meeting of the scholas tic year of the e e society will be held monday evening may 16 in the physics building at 7.30 this is the meeting which was sche duled to take place yesterday but as the speaker could not be present was postponed the members of the society will be fortunate in having with them frederick e galbraith lehigh university e e 11 construction engineer of the american tele graph and telephone company new york city he will speak on recent practice in telephone constructions " sand owing to his great amount of experience in this line hiis talk should be unusually interesting mr galbraith is a graduate who has achieved signal success in his chosen profession and not omly electricals but all the en gineering students as well shouic take advantage of the opportunity to hear him the e e society has for sev eral years been affiliated with the american institute of electrical engineers as a student branch and statistics show it to be one of the strongest of these attached organi zations among the speakers ob tained for the meetings during the year were william s murray head of the superpower system ; dr carl herrimg past president of the a i e e and other men equally prominent in the engineering world as the annual election of officers will take place all memibers are particularly urged to be present track team entered in intercollegiates after a period of inactivity for several weeks two of the teams in the interfraternity basket ball tournament finally aiet on the floor last tuesday these two teamis were the phi gamma deltas and the phi-delta thetas the for mer team wot by an exceedingly large score 58-19 the team w r ork of the phi gams was in the main responsible for this victory while the individual playing of larson was easily the outstanding feature of the game this game puts the phi gams in the finals but due to the fact that the upper leg of the tournament has yet to be run off the finals will not take place for some time the teams holding up the first part of the tournament are delta u and sigma chi it is expected that these two teams will meet within the next few days so as to enable the tournaanent to be brought to a suc cessful end l)ef ore finals begin the score : phi gamma delta phi delta theh genshart .... forward .... degnarr larson center .. . . christmar jethk > center \\ ilso*j shlllz guard riebe strauch guard walters field goals larson 10 jeraiess 7 genshart 4 strauch 3 degnan 3 shulz 2 minster 2 riebe 2 hocker wilson peterson foul goals — degnan 1 out of 3 ; strauch 0 out of 2 ; larson 0 out of one substitutions : minster for strauch ; buechley for larson hocker for buech.ley ; peterson for christman score at half time phi gamma delta 28 ; phi delta theta 5 fin al score phi gamma delta 58 phi delta theta 19 referee hartung sword and crescent lehigh had nine run lead but lost it when subs are put in to replace regulars march field lafayette's play ground was the stage whereoni was to be enacted a drama or tragedy such as has never been witnessed in eastom the tragedy was a game of baseball played by members of the faculty of lehigh and lafayette it was a most unusual and spec tacular sight to see those bald heads glistening in the sun as well as the heavily bearded players cavorting on the field as thb they were a bunch of boys playing on the old back lots the moral of the tragedy was quite obvious as it unravelled itself dm ring those nine innings and was one which is forever heard at le high beat lafayette and on th other hand beat lehigh the players of both institutions of learning tried very hard to win the laurels and it was a replica of the battle fought on the gridiron and diamond year after year the game started off like a real lafayette-lehrgh game should and does neither team scored in the first frame but in the second and third innings lehigh succeeded in getting nine rums against lafa yette's two lehigh scored again in the fourth netting three run while lafayette failed to score from then on lehigh failed to push a man across the rubber while la fayette kept plodding along and amlassed eleven runs in five in nings or just enough to win major lang and ray walters composed the first battery for le high and during the three innings in which it worked covered itself with glory the major suceeded in striking out five out of nine bats men who faced him however by agreements no pitcher could pitch for more than three ironings this necessitated the removal of major lang to first base and bosey reiter went in for his trick bos ey showed that he still had more than a prayer on the ball and struck out three men during his stay on the rubber eschbach was the next hurler selected to assume lehigh's burden but due to ragged support continued on page three high and prep school seniors visit lehigh the lehigh tennis team came back on wednesday afternoon and i defeated moravian college by the score of 5 matches to 1 losing aj single encounter the first match captain beck versus captain hoff miam probably displayed the best tennis of the afternoom beck win ning after a hard struggle 7-5 6-4 beale was in rare form in his match with kemper and had nc ! trouble in defeating him in straight sets 6-2 6-4 church dropped the i omly contest for lehigh to howser who was putting up an excellent brand of tennis church was in ctined to be wild and didni't steady down until the double match which he and beck took from hoffman and kemper 6-3 6-4 church service in this match was much improved and this together with beck's excellent consistent game won the necessary points the tilt between wentz and mei nert was the closest of the day it was a hard fought three set match with wenitz finally coming out a winner he won the first set not as easily as the score might indi cate but dropped the next one after a hard battle the third was even more stronigly contested than the other two and wentz found him self on the short end 1 of a 3-2 score after the fifth game he rallied and won the next four games while his opponent took one beale and laughton in the second doubles played a hard driving game which swept their opponents before them and gave them the game by the score of 6-3 6-4 the summary : beale of lehigh defeated kem per of moravian in a single match 6-2 6-4 howser of moravian defeated church of lehigh in a single match 6-3 6-2 wentz of lehigh defeated mei nert of moravian in a single match 6-1 4-6 6-4 captain beck and church of continued on page two having sent the s rarhn.ore team down to defeat last saturday the proteges of coach o'neill have been centering their efforts all week in preparation for their battle with the rutgers twelve tomorrow after noon on taylor field while the scarlet team is not a member of the inter - collegiate lacrosse league the lehigh stickwielders are anx ious to add to their laurels by a decisive victory the daily practices have consisted of scrimmages between two teams with the varsity attack pitted against the varsity defense and if the brown and white stickmen display the same quality f lacrosse tomor row that they have exhibited in their work outs they should ex perience little trouble in adding an other victory to their list although the lehigh defense have shown themiselves to be su perior to the defense of all college teams they have met strauch gon zales snulz hocker and pancoast have all managed to slip a counter inito the net during the week's prac tice alternating betwen varsity and sc-.i - a nng tv week muz ak;s and blake have shown themselves capable of fitting in with the at tack and maintaining the standard of play and teamwork at center johnny bertolet has been playing a better game than ever besides being one ofthe fastest men on the squad the ex-captain of lehigh mat team is in every pi a and keeps his opponent on the defen sive most of the time continued on page three bdd/ie gon/zales is nursing a badly bruised 1 nose as a result of getting the wood in the swarth more game and has been wearing a nose guard a week to prevent further in/jury the varsity has been without the services of cap tain maurer the greater part of the week due to a severe thumb bruise received last saturday and a leg bruise has been hindering the work of johnnie hocker but these thre men should be in shape to start epitome subscriptions the lehigh baseball team rums up against the strongest kind of opposition next saturday afternoon when the brown and white meets perm state on the home grounds state this year presents one oi the best baseball teams in their history a team which has won twelve straight games and has no defeats chalked up against it pemn state's record to date is most impressive starting the sea son with a southern trip state won from the niaval base at hamp ton roads by a 8-6 score univer sity of virginia virginia military academy and washington and lee were then swamped !. the score of 14-2 9-4 and 18-9 ' the naval academy presented : r ffer opposi tion but state won although out hit two to one the airtight field jgg of state featured georgetown was defeated the following day by a 4-0 score although yielding tweleve hits thomas j or state was invincible in the pinches returning to the home grounds gettysburg delaware and juamito were easy victims of the blue and white combination lebanon val ley presented a strong team but also lost carnegie tech proved poor opposition and found them selves on the short end of an 18-0 score the state batters getting over 20 hits bethany made a close game of it but also lost 4-3 individually the state team is a veteran aggregation every man on the team except one playing last year haines captam of the team is a three letter man playing foot ball baseball and basket ball and is also a member of the track team he is mot unknown to lehigh kil limger is another three 3 man for several years playing the same sports as haines allery who holds down first base is also a football letter man and in addition rums the dashes on the track team taking first in the 220 agdnst harvard recently koib the short stop is a veteran of three yea*s experience and last year's captain the other memibers of the team are playing their second year the state baseball squad 1 eft tuesday on the eastern trip at the tjd of which lehigh will be played princeton new york universi + v nd yale will be played on succes sive dates before the game here saturday the line-up which coach ready continued on page four cyanide meeting band dance tonight lehigh university was host last wednesday to 120 men senior students in high schools of allen town easton catasauqua naza reth northampton and phillips burg demonstration tests were put on for the benefit of the visi tors in fritz engineering lab bw members of the staff and senior students in the civil engineering department the guests were greet ed in behalf of the university by dr emery and professor fuller was in charge of the tests after the demonstration the visitors were conducted by registrar walters to the new addition to the chem lab the library and taylor gym and stadium seniors in the bethlehem schools will be entertained in a similar manner next wednesday . coach morris kanaly is this week centering his attention on the squad of lehigh track and field athletes who will represent the team in the middle atlantic states inter collegiates to be held at johns hjopkims tomorrow afternoon the men are leaving this after noon at two o'clock and will be ac companied by the coach manager a j barthold and assistant man ager r c zantzinger the trial and heats of all the events with the exception of the 880 one mile and two mile runs will be run off in the morning the finals and the three events specified will be staged in the afternoon while it is generally conceded that rutgers will again capture the honors the new brunswick col legians nevertheless will have to be at their best for lafayette also looms up as a dangerous contender the man most likely to come thru for lehigh is bray in the one mile event thus far this season he has proved himself invincible and his showing on saturday winning against rutgers on the long stretch makes him a favorite for this event in the intercollegiates last year bray finished second to the star crawford of lafayette who cov ered the course in 4 minutes 37 2-5 seconds continued on page four in the high jump buzz her rmgton appears to be a probable winnier he won the championship title at rutgers last year with a jump of 5 feet 10 7-8 inches this is one-eighth of an inch less than he did in a trial last saturday captain h g locke seems to have the best and most interesing cy ■anide meeting of the year was held oil wednesday evening when sev eral very important questions con-j cerning current affairs around co iege were discussed the principal discussion centering upon the hon or system and the athletic schedule the following men were elected to the club for the ensuing year : seniors c p gooding g m brumbaugh r l saltzman n p sanibom l n van nort juniors a w hicks tr h p palmer j h opdycke g m ly ons t f sprague j m reed h d gihon and r s.'webb as a result of the drive in the college meeting last friday fort subscription's for the epitome were obtained over one hundred and fifty sub 1 scriptionts have had nothing paid on them as yet and this is a ser ious condition the money should be sent in at once or the epitome | board will be seriously handicap ped there are many men in col-j lege who have not come across with i even a signed slip and this is stim worse theßoard asks that the natter be given immediate atten 1 tion by all those who have not sub scribed or have not paid their sub scription the university band will give its second dance of the season in the colosseum tonight at 8.30 o'clock the niusiciar.s promise an especi ally big night and all who possibly can should avail themeslves of the opportunity to attend what prom ises to be a very enjoyable affair the management of the colosseum has kindly donated the hall for the eyeing and the band only needs the support of the student body to to make the evening a success at a recent meeting of the sword and crescent club a resolution was passed congratulating the fresh men anid the sophomores upon their recent rush after which a dis cussion was heki on the letter of a b maginness 21 to the le high browh and white and the following resolution was passed ; whereas professionalism in ath letics as practiced by i^ifayette col lege has reached a point where good sportsmanship and friendly rivalry between lehigh and lafa yette are greatly endangered therefore be it resolved that this society suggests to the athletic committee of lehigh university that it take action against profes sionalism as practiced by lafayette college and fur flier that it express en ergetic protest against professional ism as practiced by lafayette col lege and further that this resolution be published in the lehigh broivtr and white a motion was passed recomrnen ing to the athletic commitee that they look into the advantages of appointing some lehigh alumnus as graduate manager of athletics men of the junior class have been under consideration for the past year and in making nomin ations at thi meeting the entire roll of the junior class was care fully gone over at the next meeting fifteen men will be elected from these nomina tions and may 28 will be tap day bethlehem pa friday may 13 1921 nine meets penn state tomorrow brown and white vol xxviii no 53 fraternity fives again show some activity faculty loses to lafayette profs college dance tomorrow 8,30 p m drown hall music by university five
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Title | Brown and White Vol. 28 no. 53 |
Date | 1921-05-13 |
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FullText | price five cents f e galbraith 11 to speak at final e e meet phi gamma deltas swamp phi delts under a 58-19 score larson features lehigh will face one of strongest teams in east in state col lege aggregation major lang and bosey reiter pitch good ball but ragged support gives game away noted electrical engineer and alumnus to talk n telep hone construction practice score 13 - 12 won 12 lost 0 to date rutgers will be lacrosse opponent tennis team wins from moravians veteran team expected to be formidable opponent keady's line-up remains unchanged beck and beale do brilliant work in administering defeat score 5 i lehigh should have little trou ble in defeating scirlet twelve game called 1.30 the last meeting of the scholas tic year of the e e society will be held monday evening may 16 in the physics building at 7.30 this is the meeting which was sche duled to take place yesterday but as the speaker could not be present was postponed the members of the society will be fortunate in having with them frederick e galbraith lehigh university e e 11 construction engineer of the american tele graph and telephone company new york city he will speak on recent practice in telephone constructions " sand owing to his great amount of experience in this line hiis talk should be unusually interesting mr galbraith is a graduate who has achieved signal success in his chosen profession and not omly electricals but all the en gineering students as well shouic take advantage of the opportunity to hear him the e e society has for sev eral years been affiliated with the american institute of electrical engineers as a student branch and statistics show it to be one of the strongest of these attached organi zations among the speakers ob tained for the meetings during the year were william s murray head of the superpower system ; dr carl herrimg past president of the a i e e and other men equally prominent in the engineering world as the annual election of officers will take place all memibers are particularly urged to be present track team entered in intercollegiates after a period of inactivity for several weeks two of the teams in the interfraternity basket ball tournament finally aiet on the floor last tuesday these two teamis were the phi gamma deltas and the phi-delta thetas the for mer team wot by an exceedingly large score 58-19 the team w r ork of the phi gams was in the main responsible for this victory while the individual playing of larson was easily the outstanding feature of the game this game puts the phi gams in the finals but due to the fact that the upper leg of the tournament has yet to be run off the finals will not take place for some time the teams holding up the first part of the tournament are delta u and sigma chi it is expected that these two teams will meet within the next few days so as to enable the tournaanent to be brought to a suc cessful end l)ef ore finals begin the score : phi gamma delta phi delta theh genshart .... forward .... degnarr larson center .. . . christmar jethk > center \\ ilso*j shlllz guard riebe strauch guard walters field goals larson 10 jeraiess 7 genshart 4 strauch 3 degnan 3 shulz 2 minster 2 riebe 2 hocker wilson peterson foul goals — degnan 1 out of 3 ; strauch 0 out of 2 ; larson 0 out of one substitutions : minster for strauch ; buechley for larson hocker for buech.ley ; peterson for christman score at half time phi gamma delta 28 ; phi delta theta 5 fin al score phi gamma delta 58 phi delta theta 19 referee hartung sword and crescent lehigh had nine run lead but lost it when subs are put in to replace regulars march field lafayette's play ground was the stage whereoni was to be enacted a drama or tragedy such as has never been witnessed in eastom the tragedy was a game of baseball played by members of the faculty of lehigh and lafayette it was a most unusual and spec tacular sight to see those bald heads glistening in the sun as well as the heavily bearded players cavorting on the field as thb they were a bunch of boys playing on the old back lots the moral of the tragedy was quite obvious as it unravelled itself dm ring those nine innings and was one which is forever heard at le high beat lafayette and on th other hand beat lehigh the players of both institutions of learning tried very hard to win the laurels and it was a replica of the battle fought on the gridiron and diamond year after year the game started off like a real lafayette-lehrgh game should and does neither team scored in the first frame but in the second and third innings lehigh succeeded in getting nine rums against lafa yette's two lehigh scored again in the fourth netting three run while lafayette failed to score from then on lehigh failed to push a man across the rubber while la fayette kept plodding along and amlassed eleven runs in five in nings or just enough to win major lang and ray walters composed the first battery for le high and during the three innings in which it worked covered itself with glory the major suceeded in striking out five out of nine bats men who faced him however by agreements no pitcher could pitch for more than three ironings this necessitated the removal of major lang to first base and bosey reiter went in for his trick bos ey showed that he still had more than a prayer on the ball and struck out three men during his stay on the rubber eschbach was the next hurler selected to assume lehigh's burden but due to ragged support continued on page three high and prep school seniors visit lehigh the lehigh tennis team came back on wednesday afternoon and i defeated moravian college by the score of 5 matches to 1 losing aj single encounter the first match captain beck versus captain hoff miam probably displayed the best tennis of the afternoom beck win ning after a hard struggle 7-5 6-4 beale was in rare form in his match with kemper and had nc ! trouble in defeating him in straight sets 6-2 6-4 church dropped the i omly contest for lehigh to howser who was putting up an excellent brand of tennis church was in ctined to be wild and didni't steady down until the double match which he and beck took from hoffman and kemper 6-3 6-4 church service in this match was much improved and this together with beck's excellent consistent game won the necessary points the tilt between wentz and mei nert was the closest of the day it was a hard fought three set match with wenitz finally coming out a winner he won the first set not as easily as the score might indi cate but dropped the next one after a hard battle the third was even more stronigly contested than the other two and wentz found him self on the short end 1 of a 3-2 score after the fifth game he rallied and won the next four games while his opponent took one beale and laughton in the second doubles played a hard driving game which swept their opponents before them and gave them the game by the score of 6-3 6-4 the summary : beale of lehigh defeated kem per of moravian in a single match 6-2 6-4 howser of moravian defeated church of lehigh in a single match 6-3 6-2 wentz of lehigh defeated mei nert of moravian in a single match 6-1 4-6 6-4 captain beck and church of continued on page two having sent the s rarhn.ore team down to defeat last saturday the proteges of coach o'neill have been centering their efforts all week in preparation for their battle with the rutgers twelve tomorrow after noon on taylor field while the scarlet team is not a member of the inter - collegiate lacrosse league the lehigh stickwielders are anx ious to add to their laurels by a decisive victory the daily practices have consisted of scrimmages between two teams with the varsity attack pitted against the varsity defense and if the brown and white stickmen display the same quality f lacrosse tomor row that they have exhibited in their work outs they should ex perience little trouble in adding an other victory to their list although the lehigh defense have shown themiselves to be su perior to the defense of all college teams they have met strauch gon zales snulz hocker and pancoast have all managed to slip a counter inito the net during the week's prac tice alternating betwen varsity and sc-.i - a nng tv week muz ak;s and blake have shown themselves capable of fitting in with the at tack and maintaining the standard of play and teamwork at center johnny bertolet has been playing a better game than ever besides being one ofthe fastest men on the squad the ex-captain of lehigh mat team is in every pi a and keeps his opponent on the defen sive most of the time continued on page three bdd/ie gon/zales is nursing a badly bruised 1 nose as a result of getting the wood in the swarth more game and has been wearing a nose guard a week to prevent further in/jury the varsity has been without the services of cap tain maurer the greater part of the week due to a severe thumb bruise received last saturday and a leg bruise has been hindering the work of johnnie hocker but these thre men should be in shape to start epitome subscriptions the lehigh baseball team rums up against the strongest kind of opposition next saturday afternoon when the brown and white meets perm state on the home grounds state this year presents one oi the best baseball teams in their history a team which has won twelve straight games and has no defeats chalked up against it pemn state's record to date is most impressive starting the sea son with a southern trip state won from the niaval base at hamp ton roads by a 8-6 score univer sity of virginia virginia military academy and washington and lee were then swamped !. the score of 14-2 9-4 and 18-9 ' the naval academy presented : r ffer opposi tion but state won although out hit two to one the airtight field jgg of state featured georgetown was defeated the following day by a 4-0 score although yielding tweleve hits thomas j or state was invincible in the pinches returning to the home grounds gettysburg delaware and juamito were easy victims of the blue and white combination lebanon val ley presented a strong team but also lost carnegie tech proved poor opposition and found them selves on the short end of an 18-0 score the state batters getting over 20 hits bethany made a close game of it but also lost 4-3 individually the state team is a veteran aggregation every man on the team except one playing last year haines captam of the team is a three letter man playing foot ball baseball and basket ball and is also a member of the track team he is mot unknown to lehigh kil limger is another three 3 man for several years playing the same sports as haines allery who holds down first base is also a football letter man and in addition rums the dashes on the track team taking first in the 220 agdnst harvard recently koib the short stop is a veteran of three yea*s experience and last year's captain the other memibers of the team are playing their second year the state baseball squad 1 eft tuesday on the eastern trip at the tjd of which lehigh will be played princeton new york universi + v nd yale will be played on succes sive dates before the game here saturday the line-up which coach ready continued on page four cyanide meeting band dance tonight lehigh university was host last wednesday to 120 men senior students in high schools of allen town easton catasauqua naza reth northampton and phillips burg demonstration tests were put on for the benefit of the visi tors in fritz engineering lab bw members of the staff and senior students in the civil engineering department the guests were greet ed in behalf of the university by dr emery and professor fuller was in charge of the tests after the demonstration the visitors were conducted by registrar walters to the new addition to the chem lab the library and taylor gym and stadium seniors in the bethlehem schools will be entertained in a similar manner next wednesday . coach morris kanaly is this week centering his attention on the squad of lehigh track and field athletes who will represent the team in the middle atlantic states inter collegiates to be held at johns hjopkims tomorrow afternoon the men are leaving this after noon at two o'clock and will be ac companied by the coach manager a j barthold and assistant man ager r c zantzinger the trial and heats of all the events with the exception of the 880 one mile and two mile runs will be run off in the morning the finals and the three events specified will be staged in the afternoon while it is generally conceded that rutgers will again capture the honors the new brunswick col legians nevertheless will have to be at their best for lafayette also looms up as a dangerous contender the man most likely to come thru for lehigh is bray in the one mile event thus far this season he has proved himself invincible and his showing on saturday winning against rutgers on the long stretch makes him a favorite for this event in the intercollegiates last year bray finished second to the star crawford of lafayette who cov ered the course in 4 minutes 37 2-5 seconds continued on page four in the high jump buzz her rmgton appears to be a probable winnier he won the championship title at rutgers last year with a jump of 5 feet 10 7-8 inches this is one-eighth of an inch less than he did in a trial last saturday captain h g locke seems to have the best and most interesing cy ■anide meeting of the year was held oil wednesday evening when sev eral very important questions con-j cerning current affairs around co iege were discussed the principal discussion centering upon the hon or system and the athletic schedule the following men were elected to the club for the ensuing year : seniors c p gooding g m brumbaugh r l saltzman n p sanibom l n van nort juniors a w hicks tr h p palmer j h opdycke g m ly ons t f sprague j m reed h d gihon and r s.'webb as a result of the drive in the college meeting last friday fort subscription's for the epitome were obtained over one hundred and fifty sub 1 scriptionts have had nothing paid on them as yet and this is a ser ious condition the money should be sent in at once or the epitome | board will be seriously handicap ped there are many men in col-j lege who have not come across with i even a signed slip and this is stim worse theßoard asks that the natter be given immediate atten 1 tion by all those who have not sub scribed or have not paid their sub scription the university band will give its second dance of the season in the colosseum tonight at 8.30 o'clock the niusiciar.s promise an especi ally big night and all who possibly can should avail themeslves of the opportunity to attend what prom ises to be a very enjoyable affair the management of the colosseum has kindly donated the hall for the eyeing and the band only needs the support of the student body to to make the evening a success at a recent meeting of the sword and crescent club a resolution was passed congratulating the fresh men anid the sophomores upon their recent rush after which a dis cussion was heki on the letter of a b maginness 21 to the le high browh and white and the following resolution was passed ; whereas professionalism in ath letics as practiced by i^ifayette col lege has reached a point where good sportsmanship and friendly rivalry between lehigh and lafa yette are greatly endangered therefore be it resolved that this society suggests to the athletic committee of lehigh university that it take action against profes sionalism as practiced by lafayette college and fur flier that it express en ergetic protest against professional ism as practiced by lafayette col lege and further that this resolution be published in the lehigh broivtr and white a motion was passed recomrnen ing to the athletic commitee that they look into the advantages of appointing some lehigh alumnus as graduate manager of athletics men of the junior class have been under consideration for the past year and in making nomin ations at thi meeting the entire roll of the junior class was care fully gone over at the next meeting fifteen men will be elected from these nomina tions and may 28 will be tap day bethlehem pa friday may 13 1921 nine meets penn state tomorrow brown and white vol xxviii no 53 fraternity fives again show some activity faculty loses to lafayette profs college dance tomorrow 8,30 p m drown hall music by university five |
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