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bethlehem pa vive la difference volume 63 — number 46 friday may 2 1952 saturday night dancers and drinkers will not have to wan der far io find a party setting lo match their mood the intimate hours immediately following marriage will be dis creetly reproduced at the kappa alpha house honeymoon parly and the subsequent decline of man is reflected in the themes of parties being thrown elsewhere france is the scene of the kappa sigma sidewalk cafe party with trips in the other direction high lighting several brawls also in that land of free flow ing wine and women will be held the phi delta theta bastille ball and phi sigma kappa shot at re producing the flesh pots of pig alley in their cafe pigalle party phi gamma delta will conduct a fiji island party the women trim in their grass skirts and sa rongs across the bay sigma nu will attempt a human volcano with their volcano blast provid ing transportation for the south sea adventures will be the du and pi lambda phi houses who plan cruises in that direction delta phi will shoot the mississip pi rapids with their mississippi river boat party skeletons in the beta theta pi closet will be exposed when ship wrecked voyagers cavort about davey jones locker under what medium this conclave will be held is celebrated in verse and song at theta kappa phi there'll be no sadness when the great ship goes down as the water pours over the side theta kap passengers in distress will grab for their most needed or cherish ed possessions and take to the cruel sea young america's fascination for the undeveloped and retarded is expressed in alpha chi rho's dog patch party and the character parties being attempted by alpha sigma phi and delta sigma phi dravo house and rho eta will also try the rural theme with square dances the unguarded hours of the great roman civilization will be sought by participants in the ro man orgy in the sigma phi house more characters should be look er for ht the artists and models see fever page 7 daydreams of tropical holidays become a reality this weekend when a flood of femininity sweeps over old south mountain bring ing with il a variety of sizes and shapes from colleges and schools throughout the east some 1200 dates will spend the weekend on the campus accom modations for the dates have been provided in the fraternity houses and in the upper two floors of drinker and richards houses eight i resident chapeiones will be liv ing in the dorms with approxi mately 250 girls shortly before noon today the first arrivals mad their appear ance for the spring houseparty weekend all but a very few of the remaining are expected to ar rive before dinner the junior class sponsors of the houseparty dance begin the weekend at 10 tonight when they present a program entitled trop ical holiday featuring the or chestras of vincent lopez and george sommers highlight of the dance will be the selection of the houseparty queen by a group of four student presidents ifc idc tc and ar cadia the queen's court eleven of the piet.iest guests will be chosen with the queen by the four presi dents who will pass among the dancers between 11 and 12 at midnight the orchestras on both floors will stop playing and the chosen girls will assemble on a special coronation stand on the lower floor of grace hall where one of them will be picked as the queen of the houseparty dance both the queen and her court will receive prizes the houseparty dance in grace hall will be decorated with wav ing palms and tropical moons plans have been made at most of the fraternities to continue the partying at their houses when the music stops at 2 a.m for the convenience of the dancers numerous concessions have been arranged and will be located as follows coca-cola on both floors candid photo service on the upper floor of grace hall where 8x10 gloss prints will be sold for 1.00 apiece 2 for 1.75 and delivered on sunday ,- coat checking on both floors topt see tropical page 7 hope and crosby's many roads were never like the road to lehigh today as more than 1200 women made their way to bethlehem from as far away as california stranded but not alone on the last lap were cedar crest college belles bobbie anderson left and marilouise rohrbach headed for the sigma nu and delta phi houses respectively photo by mckenzie petition for democratic group submitted to arcadia committee draft test applications due may loth the selective service system has announced the scheduling of another college qualification test to be given on thursday may 22 at lehigh this test will be mainly for the benefit of students prevented by illness emergencies or some other reason from taking the test on december 13 1951 or april 24 of this year the old admission ticket will not admit a student to the test he must make application for and receive a new ticket application must be made no later than may 10 at local draft board 114 beth lehem trust building broad and main sts to be eligible for the test the applicant must 1 be a selective service registrant 2 be pursuing a full-time college course leading to a degree 3 not have taken the test previously a petition for the recognition of a campus democratic club has been submitted to the student ac tivities committee which has not yet taken action on the request alvin lewis 54 arcadia repre sentative to the committee re ported at wednesday evening's meeting of the student govern ment if approved the group would be the only partisan political group to appear on the campus in recent years the political sci ence assembly the only political group here at present is non partisan arthur brody 54 joel margo lis 55 and gerald wapner 55 are the originators of the project with their petition to the com mittee they submitted a list of 16 men interested in forming a democratic group according to wapner the group would affiliate with the young democratic clubs invite prominent speakers to the cam pus and discuss political issues he stressed that the group would not be limited to members of the democratic party and that non members would be welcome to participate raymond g cowherd assistant see arcadia page 8 records of lehigh songs on sale tonight see records page 8 lehigh songs recently re corded by the music clubs and band will go on sale at *.\ c house party formal tonight arthur goldenberg 53 announced at wednesday evening's arcadia meeting scheduled to arrive several weeks ago the long-playing re cords were delayed until nov because of an unsatisfactory mas ter record results of a parking survey in dicate that the number of park ing spaces in the dormitory lots is somewhat less than the number of cars used at present by dorm men george hopkins 54 said that 298 cars were reported by dormitory presidents as in use at least part of the year while 267 spaces are tropical heat wave hits hp fever looked for saturday lehigh university brown and white
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Date | 1952-05-02 |
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FullText | bethlehem pa vive la difference volume 63 — number 46 friday may 2 1952 saturday night dancers and drinkers will not have to wan der far io find a party setting lo match their mood the intimate hours immediately following marriage will be dis creetly reproduced at the kappa alpha house honeymoon parly and the subsequent decline of man is reflected in the themes of parties being thrown elsewhere france is the scene of the kappa sigma sidewalk cafe party with trips in the other direction high lighting several brawls also in that land of free flow ing wine and women will be held the phi delta theta bastille ball and phi sigma kappa shot at re producing the flesh pots of pig alley in their cafe pigalle party phi gamma delta will conduct a fiji island party the women trim in their grass skirts and sa rongs across the bay sigma nu will attempt a human volcano with their volcano blast provid ing transportation for the south sea adventures will be the du and pi lambda phi houses who plan cruises in that direction delta phi will shoot the mississip pi rapids with their mississippi river boat party skeletons in the beta theta pi closet will be exposed when ship wrecked voyagers cavort about davey jones locker under what medium this conclave will be held is celebrated in verse and song at theta kappa phi there'll be no sadness when the great ship goes down as the water pours over the side theta kap passengers in distress will grab for their most needed or cherish ed possessions and take to the cruel sea young america's fascination for the undeveloped and retarded is expressed in alpha chi rho's dog patch party and the character parties being attempted by alpha sigma phi and delta sigma phi dravo house and rho eta will also try the rural theme with square dances the unguarded hours of the great roman civilization will be sought by participants in the ro man orgy in the sigma phi house more characters should be look er for ht the artists and models see fever page 7 daydreams of tropical holidays become a reality this weekend when a flood of femininity sweeps over old south mountain bring ing with il a variety of sizes and shapes from colleges and schools throughout the east some 1200 dates will spend the weekend on the campus accom modations for the dates have been provided in the fraternity houses and in the upper two floors of drinker and richards houses eight i resident chapeiones will be liv ing in the dorms with approxi mately 250 girls shortly before noon today the first arrivals mad their appear ance for the spring houseparty weekend all but a very few of the remaining are expected to ar rive before dinner the junior class sponsors of the houseparty dance begin the weekend at 10 tonight when they present a program entitled trop ical holiday featuring the or chestras of vincent lopez and george sommers highlight of the dance will be the selection of the houseparty queen by a group of four student presidents ifc idc tc and ar cadia the queen's court eleven of the piet.iest guests will be chosen with the queen by the four presi dents who will pass among the dancers between 11 and 12 at midnight the orchestras on both floors will stop playing and the chosen girls will assemble on a special coronation stand on the lower floor of grace hall where one of them will be picked as the queen of the houseparty dance both the queen and her court will receive prizes the houseparty dance in grace hall will be decorated with wav ing palms and tropical moons plans have been made at most of the fraternities to continue the partying at their houses when the music stops at 2 a.m for the convenience of the dancers numerous concessions have been arranged and will be located as follows coca-cola on both floors candid photo service on the upper floor of grace hall where 8x10 gloss prints will be sold for 1.00 apiece 2 for 1.75 and delivered on sunday ,- coat checking on both floors topt see tropical page 7 hope and crosby's many roads were never like the road to lehigh today as more than 1200 women made their way to bethlehem from as far away as california stranded but not alone on the last lap were cedar crest college belles bobbie anderson left and marilouise rohrbach headed for the sigma nu and delta phi houses respectively photo by mckenzie petition for democratic group submitted to arcadia committee draft test applications due may loth the selective service system has announced the scheduling of another college qualification test to be given on thursday may 22 at lehigh this test will be mainly for the benefit of students prevented by illness emergencies or some other reason from taking the test on december 13 1951 or april 24 of this year the old admission ticket will not admit a student to the test he must make application for and receive a new ticket application must be made no later than may 10 at local draft board 114 beth lehem trust building broad and main sts to be eligible for the test the applicant must 1 be a selective service registrant 2 be pursuing a full-time college course leading to a degree 3 not have taken the test previously a petition for the recognition of a campus democratic club has been submitted to the student ac tivities committee which has not yet taken action on the request alvin lewis 54 arcadia repre sentative to the committee re ported at wednesday evening's meeting of the student govern ment if approved the group would be the only partisan political group to appear on the campus in recent years the political sci ence assembly the only political group here at present is non partisan arthur brody 54 joel margo lis 55 and gerald wapner 55 are the originators of the project with their petition to the com mittee they submitted a list of 16 men interested in forming a democratic group according to wapner the group would affiliate with the young democratic clubs invite prominent speakers to the cam pus and discuss political issues he stressed that the group would not be limited to members of the democratic party and that non members would be welcome to participate raymond g cowherd assistant see arcadia page 8 records of lehigh songs on sale tonight see records page 8 lehigh songs recently re corded by the music clubs and band will go on sale at *.\ c house party formal tonight arthur goldenberg 53 announced at wednesday evening's arcadia meeting scheduled to arrive several weeks ago the long-playing re cords were delayed until nov because of an unsatisfactory mas ter record results of a parking survey in dicate that the number of park ing spaces in the dormitory lots is somewhat less than the number of cars used at present by dorm men george hopkins 54 said that 298 cars were reported by dormitory presidents as in use at least part of the year while 267 spaces are tropical heat wave hits hp fever looked for saturday lehigh university brown and white |
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