Brown and White Vol. 63 no. 37

              all a f grads due for call after june 16 all newly commissioned grad uates of the afrotc who receive their degrees before june 30 1952 will be called into ac ive military service within 120 days after graduation this spring the air fo vce stated recently excluded from this group will be 1800 commissioned graduates who will have not yet completed their educational requirements by june 30 the majority of these of ficers will be ordered to active service befone may 1 1953 also excluded from active ser vice will be approximately 3000 veterans there are no plans at the present time to call these graduates according to the air force these 5000 ah force reserve 2nd see air force page 7 ten dormitory men axe urg ently needed to serve on a com mittee to allocate dormitory rooms for houseparty kon kircher idc president has so fa had no suc cess in locating 10 men willing to work on the committee kircher hit the student apathy evident in the lack of prospective j committee members he would prefer residents of drinker dravo or richards where da.es will bo housed but would accept anyone to serve on the committee thos interested should call kircher at dravo b-112 8-1131 rooms in richards drinker and dravo d if necessary will be used for houseparty dates kiicher also announced spring vacation improved evaluation forms and a starlit identification card were among the subjects debated in arcadia's motic packed meeiing last wed nesday evening in drown hall the three-hour meeting attend ed by one student spectator ma;ked the official end-of-the-line for members of the past arcadia which finished i.s term in an ad visory capacity prior to the elec tion of new officers held last night the results of the election were ascertained too late fox publica tion in this issue of the brown and white on the suggestion of al kop pes 52 former arcadian the stu dent council adopted proposals teen-age choir . . . norge choir will present recital at 8 representative folk songs and dances will be presented by the norwegian boys choir at grace hall at 8 tonight also fea tured will be the bes sacred mu sic from the middle ages to the present time as well as the na tional anthems of norway and our own country the program will include great amen ja vi elsker dette landet by richard nordraak misere mci deus by gregorio allegri rex tremendae majes'.a tis and aye verum corpus by mozart silent night holy night by gruber hear my i prayer by mendelssohn alle lujah by mozart and ava ma ria by ludovicus also included in the program will be instrumen tal solos and organ selections the concert is under the spon sorship of the student concert lecture series and will be led by ragnvald bjarne who founded the choir in 1927 the singers who are making their first tour of the united sates in their 25 years as an organiza tion will be dressed in white sail or uniforms with blue trimmings all concerts given by the olavsguttene as the choir is call ed in its own country open and close with great amen by olavsknaben applications for cyanide due mar 26 members of the sophomore class are once more reminded that applications for membership in cyanide the junior class honor ary are available in the arcadia office bob moore 53 cyanide secre tary announced that deadline for the submission of applications is 5 p.m wednesday march 26 a 2.5 cumulative average in terest in campus activities and membership in the sophomore class are the only prerequisites for application the project requested is in no way a determining factor in elec tion to cyanide moore clarified the 62-voice norwegian boys choir filth presentation of the student-concert lecture series which will give a concert of folk songs and dances tonight in grace hall brown and white friday march 21 1952 festival will feature 4 tom waring waltzes volume 63 — number 37 students offer 68 hints to lh lehigh university bethlehem pa dynamite ". . . continue lo operate as efficiently as it has always done these were two of the 68 suggestions offered by lam berton hall patrons during the past two weeks the sug gestions were called for by the arcadia committee on | lamberton hall on march 7 alumni fund will renovate taylor hall three industrial engineers were laying plans this week for an extensive time and effi ciency study of lamberton hall richard washer 52 john tepper 52 and jack diener 52 told the brown and white wednesday they thought they would be ready to start their project early in april lehigh university's alumni fund is well on its way to a suc cessful 1951-52 financital season steward j cort chairman of the committee on annual contribu tions announced that the fund has passed the two-thirds mark to ward its 150,000 objective with 101,400 given to date over twice the amount given by this time last y ear has been collected by energetic alumni twenty-eight thousand dollars provoking most comment at lamberton were the small side items of the meals soup bread fruit catsup doughnuts and toast the suggestions said could all be cooked better served in a more appealing manner or served in a fresher state changes in the organization of lamberton were the second most at grace hall tuesday af ternoon tom waring personally delivered his contributions to le high's spring music festival mr waring of the waring pennsylvanians has written four waltzes especially for the festival they will be publicly performed for the first time in this year's fes tival on april 18 and 19 with lyrics by jack dolph noted fiction writer the waring waltzes will be performed by the lehigh glee club with rudy schu bert at the piano the four num bers given continuity through their lyrics will be featured as a unit in the first portion of the show mr waring no newcomer to the music festival has been in terested in the event for many years his idealistic work deep earth was a high spot in the 1950 festival the waltzes written for this year's production however are of a lighter flavor and will be interwoven with such tunes as black magic and excerpts from porgy and bess the second section of the music festival features a streamlined version of the broadway hit bri gadoon ticket information will be found elsewhere in this issue faculty advisor rights composer tom waring and director william schempf straighten out an interpretation of the score waring composed for the 1952 festival see lamberton page 3 see alumni page 7 arcadia debates dates of vacation 10 men sought to assign hp dorm rooms affecting the students faculty evaluation procedure the changes were brought about as a result of deskes expressed by both students and faculty the first motion adopted by the group recommended the insertion of a line for the optional addition of the student's signature on the faculty appraisal form although a signature is not required it was felt desirable by the faculty mem bers participating in the evalua tion committee a second recommendation pro vides an opportunity for interest ed students who might be absent at the tirno of the evaluation to see arcadia page 6