Brown and White Vol. 2 no. 7

              junior electricals vs sopho mores yesterday afternoon there was an exciting game of football of two fifteen minute halves between the junior electricals and the sopho mores in which the latter won by the score of 4to 0 the juniors put up a very good game consider ing that they never played together before the sophomores will have to improve considerably if they ex pect to win from the freshmen on founder's day for the juniors hall taylor given and graff did well and for the sophomores elliot van duyne and wettlaufer distinguished them selves neither side scored the first half the teams lined up as follows junior e sophomoivs j s griiff left end . . e s knisley h r reed left tackle j.h.penningt'n g h slmi-rer left guard h s johnson m c carrington centre w treichler w h mussey right guard h.s.hale f l cook right tackle . h a boyer b e loomis right end s r elliot w adam onnrtpv ij.w thomas w . adams quarter . . fe roe \ ker hill oapt right half f §;% m kmgbt j b given ., . . . left half . h.r.vanduyne w tavlor pull r'ipk > t - c wettlauf'r w • aylol jjuii ttaxx (, s p senior cat e a houston referre j h best um pire founder's day mr c la rue munson a lawyer of eminence and a churchman of great devotion will be the orator on founder's day the subject of his address will be the develop ment of higher education or the evolution of education he has been for some time a lecturer at the law school of yale college and we may expect a most interesting and instructive address from him university extension the american society for the extension of university teaching has arranged for two courses of lectures to be delivered in bethle hem under their auspices during the fall and winter the first course is to consist of a series of seven lectures to be deliv ered by professor hyde upon life in ancient cities the subjects are : pompeii ; the an cient roman house with its fur niture ; daily life amusements of the eomans ; rome and its he mains of antiquity in two parts ; augustus and the golden age the object of this series is to give a clear insight into the manners customs literature and art of the romans at the point of their high est development as last year the lantern views will be a feature of the course professor hyde has a collection of over five hundred fine lantern slides illustrating his lec tures . the first four will be in the hall of the centfalhigh school building south bethlehem on the evenings of oct 8 15 22 and 29 the last three will be in bethlehem at the moravian parochial school chapel on nov 5 12 and 19 the second course on the poetry and romance in new england will be given by professor william cranston lawton of bryn mr ■. t college this series consists of six lec tures ; one each on emerson hawthorne whittier longfellow holmes and lowell professor lawton is a popular lecturer and his lectures promise to be interest ing three of them are to be de livered in bethlehem and three in south bethlehem early in the fall notices the founder's day hop will be held in the gymnasium on friday evening october 12 at nine o'clock gentlemen's subscriptions will be 3.50 each it has not been deemed necessary to send invitations to college men as individuals but in order to clear any doubt that may arise from this course the committee wishes to state that every college student is at perfect liberty to attend the hop if he desires tickets may be procured from any of the following men : 0 t ayres,'9s hopkins,'9s dickerman 96 hale 97 and wood 98 william hopkins chairman the committee for the founder's day hop would consider it a great favor if the men in college or else where who have college or class banners would lend them to the committee for the puapose of decorating the gymnasium william hopkins chairman dr caskey will lecture on ben jamin franklin statesman philoso pher and man of letters for the l u a a on next saturday evening at 8 o'clock in the physi cal laboratory the junior election for a treasurer and an auditor will take place tomorrow morning friday 10.30 to 1 o'clock in the gym nasium there will be an election friday oct 5 in christmas hall for assist ant manager of football manager and iissistant manager of lacrosse and assistant manager of baseball the senior class election will be held friday oct 6 from 10.80 to 1 o'clock in christmas hall engineering society senior elections the senior class elections took place tuesday last in christmas hall as it requires a majority of the votes cast to elect only three men were declared elected as fol lows : j 11 philips treasurer brooks auditor ; and massey ath letic representative the remain der of the offices will be filled at an election to be held friday athletic association at the meeting of the executive committee of the athletic associa tion the following change was made in the constitution " the clause of the constitution which refers to the election of the assistant managers of teams of the lehigh university was changed to read : the assistant manager of each athletic team of the lehigh university sh all succeed to the managership without further election unless objections be filed and substantiated against him on account of inefficiency shown as as sistant manager by the college or by the team of which he was as sistant manager communication to the editors of the brown and white gentlemen — now that the alumni association is about to take hold of the government of the athletic association it may not be out of place to propose a scheme or two for the harmonious and sound financial management of our va rious athletic teams under the combined supervision of the under graduate and the alumni bodies the alumni will rightly desire a tight rein held on the expense ac count while the undergraduate managers will not favor a staunch restrictive policy it seems then there must somewhere be created an office of more than limited power and why can not this office be a professional managership in the hands of a lehigh alumnus whose interest in his alma mater whose experience and „ whose fit ness can guarantee satisfactory work such a manager say a university instructor could have entire power to supervise the mak ing of all schedules contracts and all other work of such a position junior class meeting the first regular meeting of the junior class for this term was held yesterday at 12.30 o'clock in the english room packer hall given and 11 w baldwin respectively the outgoing and incoming presi dents made short addresses the treasurer's report was read and other matters discussed but noth ing definite was accomplished the first regular bi-weekly meeting of the engineering society was held wednesday evening at quarter past seven the roll having been called the committees made their various re ports the committee on the ad visability of having a library for the society showed that it was not ad vantageous as the expense would be large and that the university li brary contained all necessary works on engineering the committee on reviving the quarterly announced it could be done if two hundred or more subscribers could be obtained it was decided that this commit tee should consider the matter with the old board of the quarterly and make another report at the next meeting the committee on associate mem bers are also to make another report at the next meeting the commit tee on papers for discussion reported that ferris 95 would read a paper at the regular meeting following it was voted to hold the meetings once every two weeks ; on monday evenings at 7.30 o'clock maurice 95 read an article on the testing machine of the union bridge company after a discus sion of this subject the meeting was adjourned a specimen of an electric rail weighing 90 pounds per yard has been presented to the university by the montour steel company of danville pa this rail is specially adapted for electric roads in cities the distance between the upper and lower flanges being about eight inches which is the the thickness of ordinary pavements the new instructor in chemistry is dr h m ullmann he secured the degree ph d at johns hop kins in 1892 and has spent the last two years at study in europe one year at munich and one at paris the brown and white vol 11 lehigh university south bethlehem pa october 4 1894 no 7 calendar friday oct s senior class elec tions 10.30 to 1.00 in christ mas hall junior class elections 10.30 to 1 00 in the gymnasium saturday oct 6 — football lehigh vs princeton 3.30 p m on athletic grounds lecture — benjamin frank lin 8 p m in physical lab oratory sunday oct 7 christian associa tion 6.30 p m in christmas hall and money could be spent only upon his order or approval there could be managers of the several teams as now but they should in all respects be governed by the supervising manager who would see to it that a single team could not obtain all the money in the treasury and assume debts while another team fully as worthy goes begging or keeps within the limit a comparatively small salary would be required but the money saved in debts could easily pay for this and earn money at the same time ' experience is the best teacher look at our elegant op portunities in the financial line and then look at the late association debts ; while on the other hand see what wonderful changes for the better the professional manager at the university of pennsylvania ac complishes " junior foot ball