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Volume LX Bethlehem, Pa., Friday, September 27, 1957 Number 1 New Profs Welcomed Degrees To Be Awarded Convocation

At the formal opening convoca¬ At Founder's tion of the fifth Day Service merged academic year on Monday, September 16, in Five Buses Will College Hall, six, new, full-time instructors were formally induct¬ U.S.G. First Take Students ed. Parley Mr. Richard Shantz, faculty To Nazareth Site convocation chairman, introduced Talks On Wednesday, October 2, at the new faculty members to the Budgets; Mergers 2:00 p.m. Moravian College will attending students, They were The first meeting of the 1957-58 USG was held last Tuesday night on celebrate the 150th anniversary of then installed by Dr. F. P. Stock- the Church Street campus. Main business included announcement on its founding in the year 1807. The er, chairman of the college board the outcome of amendment voting held earlier in the year, budgets, observance will take place in Naza¬ of trustees. and letters from two organizations, requesting two free periods a week. reth, Pa., on the green facing The new members of the faculty Dick Steiner announced that Nazareth Hall Academy, where WILLIAM "BILL" HAUPERT are, Mr. John E. Godfrey, Miss both constitutional amendments, J* Yntoxnitioc Rcrfin the institution first held classes. Karen Johnson, Miss Katina Kap- one approving a class merger for *I 'UtCllUltCO Ueglfl The program will include the salis, Dr. Stuart S. Kulp, Mr. Nich¬ the Freshmen, the other changing f\Us/lin^ WlOT\Q.CLU awarding of seven Bachelor of President's Son olas Stelmashuk, and Mr. Dewey the USG officers' terms from AprilAnn'l ^ ^ Arts degrees and four Bachelor A. Stokes. through April to March through Under New Rules of Science degrees by the college Mr. Godfrey will assume the March, were passed. Bill O'Con- and the awarding of four Doctor Killed In A new set of fraternity rushing position of library administrator of Divinity degrees by the Theo¬ nell, treasurer of the USG, brought rules, drawn up during the sum¬ in the Harvey Memorial Library. forth a new logical Seminary. budget form to be mer by the Interfraternity Coun¬ Mt. Accident He is a graduate of Moravian Col¬ presented by organizations which cil and approved by Dean Marlyn Transportation to Nazareth will William "Bill" lege, class of '48 and has taught have not already submitted budg¬ be available for all students on Haupert, twenty Rader, will go into effect on in public schools at ets. year old senior of Moravian Col¬ Frenchtown, Monday, September 30. The rules two buses scheduled to leave from New lege was killed while mountain Jersey. Mr. Godfrey is also More periods had been under study throughout South Campus and three buses climbing in Washington State a candidate for an M.A. degree at scheduled to leave from North The Veterans' organizaztion the summer. early this month during the latter Lehigh University. Campus. All submitted a letter, seconded by The first step taken in the new Wednesday afternoon days of his summer vacation. Miss Karen classes have been cancelled. Johnson, a member the Omicron Gamma Omega fra¬ rushing program will be the is- of last "Bill," who was the presidents year's graduating class will ternity, requesting two free suence of invitations to prospec¬ Procession second oldest son became assume the role of instructor of tive members of the three fratern¬ fatally periods a week for the purpose of The program will get underway mathematics. Miss Johnson's ap¬ ities — Omicron Gamma injured while in a twelve man of¬ holding meetings. The pos¬ Omega, with an academic procession of pointment was made due to the ficial climbing group scaling Mt. sibility of this was discussed by Sigma Phi Omega, and Tau Kappa all members of the college and year's leave of absence Rainier. The party was the last granted to the USG, but dropped due to the Epsilon. The invitations will be seminary faculty from the Naza¬ Miss Ruth Roberts so that she official climbing group of the sea¬ fact that it would interfere with placed in the North Campus re¬ reth Moravian Church to the son. might complete her doctorate at class scheduling. ceptionist's office on Monday morn¬ green. Dr. Raymond S. Haupert, the Bridge gives away University of Pennsylvania. ing, and the names of their in¬ Moravian College Other items included the an¬ president, will Miss Johnson received her B.S. The accident happened at the tended recipients will be posted preside at the service and the nouncement that there was $19,- 13,000 foot level on Ingraham degree, Magna Cum Laude, from on bulletin boards on both North speaker will be Dr. Herbert K. 000 in the USG treasury this year. Moravian, and was Glacier, when a 200 foot snow president of and South Campus. Rushing dur¬ Cooper, of Budgets are to be submitted Lancaster, Pennsyl¬ the U.S.G. as as by bridge gave away with out previ¬ well being chosen ing the coming week will be for the next USG vania, the founder and president "Miss Moravian of 1957." She is meeting. ous warning. Bill, and an official upperclassmen only. of the Lancaster Cleft Palate Clin¬ a native of Smoking guide, Gary Rose, were the first Landsdale, Pennsyl¬ The three fraternities will then ic. Highlight of the afternoon vania. The USG received a letter from in line. Both men fell in to the pit conduct rushing parties; each fra¬ will be the awarding of eleven the Women's Council in a Miss Katina stating that "swirling mist of snow." Kapsalis, a mem¬ ternity will hold one party on one earned degrees by the college and there was smoking going on in A ber of last year's graduating class, of the first three four honorary degrees climbing companion, Robert South days of October. by the has also Campus, contrary to ad¬ E. West, said the crevass that returned to the campus It has not yet been determined in Seminary. Both the band and the ministrative rules. It was in a request¬ both men plunged into "opened teaching capacity. She will what order the fraternities will college choir are scheduled to ed that enforcement of these rules assist in up like a boom. You could see instructing the Pandemic hold their parties. The locations participate in the activities. by USG measures be looked into. courses. Miss no indication of anything giving Chemistry Kapsalis, have not yet been announced. All students have been invited The argument that there was while at Moravian, was a member away." West was able to brace All rushing will cease at 12 to a reception to be held at 4:00 smoking on North campus and not of Phi Delta himself by digging in his ice ax Epsilon Honorary o'clock on South midnight, Monday, Octo¬ p.m., following the Founder's Day Journalism campus was brought into solid ice. fraternity. She is a ber 7, after which time "silence service, in the up. Also introduced was the fact George Washington native of The accident Bethlehem, Pennsyl¬ happened at 9 a.m. that were certain day" is in effect. Bids will be ex¬ room, South Campus. Honored vania. smoking spots tended in will be new members on South the same manner as the of the col¬ Serious condition campus as indicated by Filling the position vacated by invitations on lege faculty and the placement of ashtrays which, Tuesday, October recipients of de¬ "Bill" was most the seriously Mrs. Grant Sherman, is Mr. Nich¬ 8, and the rushees will grees. however, are no longer there. be given injured, and was burried within olas Stelmashunk as instructor of until 5 p.m. Wednesday to decide Those the and snow when he receiving the Bachelor of falling ice sociology and psychology. He re¬ on a bid. At that time the I-F Arts fell into the hole. He apparently degree are: Morris Solomon ceived his B.A. and M.A. from Late Student Council will make note of which received a broken back. Guggenheim, Phillipsburg, New Kent University and served his student has selected a bid for Totals Jersey; Robert P. Jones, Water- "We were only five or ten min¬ clinical internship at Cleveland Above which fraternity. After this time ford, New Jersey; Luther Kem- utes getting Haupert out," West Hospital. Mr. Stelmashunk was, the pledges will not be allowed to merer, Center said. Last Year Valley, Pennsyl¬ "Rose, and Dee Molenaar, at one time, associated with West¬ change their minds. Should they vania; Edward T. Mickey, III, another ern guide with the party did Reserve University in the Seven hundred sixty-four stu- drop out of the fraternity which Winston-Salem, North Carolina; a wonderful job of working under capacity of associate vocational dents have registered for the fall they selected, they will be ineligi- Richard John Pappas, Bethlehem; a snow overhang that might have and adjustment counsellor. session at Moravian College. Nine¬ ble for membership in any fratern¬ Kostas E. Vasiliadis, Bethlehem; come down at any time. Mr. Dewey Allen ty-three girls and one hnudred ity for the remainder of thl se¬ Stokes, Jr., and Gwyned Williams, Bethlehem. Dr. J. H. Lehman, of Seattle, a will this year assume the instruc- eighty-two boys entered with the mester. Recipients of the Bachelor of physician climbing with the party torship left vacant by Dr. Daniel class of 1961. One hundred fifteen Science degree are Robert M. administered first aid and seda¬ Gilbert in the three hundred political science and girls and seventy- All applications for polio¬ Amey, Stewartsville, New Jersey; tives to the victim. Bill, was then history departments. Dr. Gilbert six boys entered with advanced myelitis and Asian ilu shots Sally Levitow covered with Harlow, Easton, parkas to keep him is on a leave of absence at Am¬ standing. As yet, it is not possible must be handed into Mr. Gil¬ Pennsylvania; Alfred L. Helfrich, ■ warm. Later he was placed in a herst University for the year under to tell how many of the upper¬ lespie's office by 12:30 p.m. Allentown, Pennsylvania; and An¬ ■sleeping bag. The party then the sponsorship of The American classmen are transfer students. Saturday, September 28. The thony Kochemash, Cemeton, Penn¬ Studies program. Mr. Stokes is a are in¬ ^erected a tent to provide more Eight foreign students college must know exactly sylvania. cluded in the ^w^armth. graduate of Hendrix College in Freshman Class. how many students will re¬ Recipients of the Deep Shock Conway, Arkansas. He received They are; Dana Chang and Mar¬ ceive the shots so honorary de¬ ' they can "Bill," said West, was in a deep his M.A. at the gree, Doctor of Divinity, from the University of North garet Ono, China; Vassilios Fran- send in the proper orders. I state of shock all the while. He Carolina. Mr. Stokes has served Seminary are three Moravian gedakis and Gerasimus Fanos, The cost per shot will be ■ never fully regained conscious- on the clergymen from the continent of faculty of Sulling College, Greece; Ivan Atencio, Venezuela; $1.50 or under, depending r ness, and seemed to suffer no Europe and one from pain Bristol, Virginia, and also was an Elmer Harke, Canada; Shinsko on the number of shots England. under the sedatives." The Right Reverend Karel Reich- associate professor in a division Miyagi, Okinawa; and Henry given. (Cont. on p. 5, col. 2) of William and Mary College. Ivanoff, Alaska. (Cont. on p. 3, col. 3) Page 2 THE COMENIAN September 27, 1957

/"* /"*/ Little Man On Campus by Bibler In Deep Respect Lampus Chattel It is with heavy heart that we here at Moravian learned of the by Ginny Dancy a untimely passing of fellow student and friend, William Haupert, To quote one of my Comenian "Bill" as he was known to most of us. colleagues, "Hi, gang!" Glad to see y'all back on campus for an¬ As he was nearing the height of his career, "Bill's" life was other year. snubbed short by a mountain climbing accident, while on a guided It's easy to un¬ tour of Mt. Rainer in Washington state. derstand that

Bill's association on campus was a pleasant and happy one. He new students get lost trying to find was of a quite and pensive nature, but underneath that reserve a certain class¬ attitude was a real man. Bill liked sports and participated in the room and occa- college music groups. He was a main stay in the Central Moravian s i o n a 1 ly find Church Trombone Choir. Being of the Moravian faith he was also themselves in the a leader in many church groups and organizations. He was to wrong room, but have majored in pre-theology next year at the seminary on recently I heard a new slant to campus. the story. Last Though we are keenly aware of his loss we are yet consoled by week one of Dr. the conviction that our fellow student and friend, William "Bill" Herr's English classes was waiting Haupert, has entered into the joy of his Lord and has come to a for Dr. Herr to appear, when Mr. place of refreshment, light, and final peace. Stokes, the new history prof, walked in and started calling the roll. The resulting laughter prompted the query, "Is this his¬ WELCOME . . . tory 101—?" "No!", and out walked der professor. Although it is more than a week late to say welcome to our new classmates, faculty, administration and office staff, The Comenian And as usual, there are the students who try to save wishes to express its sincerest greetings. money by buying second¬ We hope that your association with Moravian will be a long and hand books. Dirty trick the happy one, and justly so for Moravian will only be as big and professors pulled, isn't it?— "I always do this the first day. It helps get the class down to its strong as you the future leaders will make it. they changed practically all the texts. I quess you can't proper size." This year at Moravian will be the largest ever in the college's buy a second-hand dissecting history. This school year we at Moravian have more students, kit for bio lab—Bob Sotille more facilities, and more qualified instruction than ever before. plans to improvise by using Foreign Frosh L a crochet hook! We are at long last a well equipped school and no longer need to be thought of as second rate under any circumstances. Moravian Lost: one pair of girls' orange An International is definiately on a double time pace of expansion. pants, size unknown. Obviously, in by Gene Salay vicinity of Main Hall dorm, South You, the new comers will no doubt see many changes, improve¬ Campus. Anyone knowing the Homesick, dejected, left out, too much hazing, not enough hazing, many some ments and additions in our school in the coming semesters. Grow whereabouts of same, please con¬ lonely, bored, too tests—these are just of the remarks which I received from Freshmen during the first week of with these changes and the college. tact the occupant of Room 25. school, from home- towners and out-of-towners but who come from such distant lands as Freshman hazing seems to Again welcome; may your stay be fruitful. China, Egypt, and Alaska? Let's see how they are taking to college life have created some real odd¬ in their first week, perhaps their balls around campus. We even dormant for awhile. He was very first week, away from their have a representative from Breast Stroke Champion in North¬ Whose Dance . . . ? beloved homes. the Knights of the Round ern Greece in 1956. Gerry, a Me¬ I met Dana Chang just as she As is custom at the beginning of every school year, a Table, answering to the title chanical Engineering major, grad¬ Freshman was entering her Spanish class of "Sir Charlie Fink." He uated from the high school of Ka- get acquainted dance is held on campus. The reason is obvious. one day last week. Not a fresh¬ comes equipped with helmet vala in Greece and the Greek Last Saturday night the dance was progressing when suddenly man but a transfer student, she and shield, but no sword American Cultural Institute in has a very unique and interesting College Hall became doubled in male population. It was realized (Moravian allows no duel¬ Athens before coming here to Mo¬ educational background. Dana, that our neighboring universities had moved in to take over. ing). The sophomores have ravian. He enjoys hazing, which who hails from Hong Kong, at¬ pulled another one out of the he claims "is not strict," but he Tensions mounted for a time and there were reports of a group tended Chi Hal College before lowly ranks of the frosh, ap¬ can't wait until he is a sophomore. of souvenior hunters trying to strip the Moravian banner leaving her native China. Prior to flag pointed him sergeant in coming to Moravian she attended Igloos from the gym wall. This action however was quelled. charge of the evening drills Pitman College in England and Contrary to the belief that a on North Campus, and dub¬ lot of The question though is, "Who was the dance being held for?" George Pepperdine College in Los people hold, "Alaskans bed him the "D.I." don't really live in igloos," ac¬ Did we mind the crashing neighbors or were they invited ? I think Angeles, California. Dana, an The women frosh this year look Economics major, heard about Mo¬ cording to Henry Ivanoff. Not now not. This particular dance is listed as a Moravian College function like something out of a nursery- ravian College through a friend. anyway. Henry, a freshman, comes in the catalog and not a town or inter-college rally. from rhyme book with their little She has already made many Bethel, Alaska; he is pre- dentistry major. our We are sure no real harm was meant, no did we wish to infer aprons and flowers over their ears. friends and feelij quite at home During in¬ It's kind of embarrassing to have terview I was giving Henry a lift that these fellow students are not welcome at Moravian, however among us. to wear such a costume in the mid¬ from the North to the South Cam¬ we do feel that "Good fences make Good neighbors." Egypt dle of town, but, not having any pus. After my interview with him, Dimitri Diamondapoulos comes choice, frosh Jane Merchant plod¬ I all but needed to administer from the land of the Pharohs— first aid ded up Main Street with all her when he realized that I Egypt. While vacationing in the paraphernalia. Coming down the wasn't a senior at all, but a sopho¬ United States during the summers aJljp dnmpntan street, however, was a man, shall more. I understand we aren't too of 1950 and 1952, he was giving Published at Moravian College, Bethlehem, Pa. we say, slightly under the influ¬ popular with the freshman. permission to stay and continue ence of alcohol. Taken aback at I'm sure Shinsho "Skip" Miya- with his education here if he wish¬ Friday, September 27, 1957 the odd appearance of said frosh, gi needs no introduction to us ed. He accepted. Before beginning he took one look and ran the other here at Moravian. Skip is Okina¬ his studies at Moravian Prepara¬ Editor, Roy B. Goshorn '58 way!! wa's representative to the United Assoc. Editors, Ginny Dancy '59, Neil Boyer '59 tory School, he attended schools in States and Moravian. I don't Orphaned Business Manager, Alan A. Bergstein '59 profess to know Cairo. A freshman engineering at the age of ten during the bitter everything, but at least I student, thinks "The News Editor, Sports Editor, Bob Sottile '59 Dimitri know that I have struggle between the American David Schattschneider 60 Photography Editor, Ed. Borger '59 only one sophomores are too lax with their and the enemy forces on Feature Editor: Gene Salay '60 brother. Some Okinawa Typists! Mary Ann Smodish '59 people aren't hazing." I'm sure you'll notice a Cartoonist, Bruce Susie Petrecca '60 during World War Mumie '58 sure how II, Skip went many members change in the very near future, Advertising Mgr., John Graver '60 Proofreaders: Jane Ziegenfus '60 from a civilian prison Barbara Moening '59 there are in their family. In camp, to Office Mgr., Dick Ruth '60 Dimitri. barracks boy, to mascot, and Circulation Mgr., Dick Schnur '60 Copy Editor, Sophie Nicholas '59 my Monday philosophy class, Margaret Ono, a senior trans¬ finally after much Mr. McConnell, in calling the coaxing from News Staffs Mary Lesin '59, Brian Saderholm '58, Griffith Dudding '60, Nancy fer student from Mary Hardin his American Baker '60, Marcia Morgan '59, Jim Houser '60, Jim MacDonald '61, roll, came to Joe Bodish's friends, he resumed Elmer Harke '61, Sandra Ibost '58, Ted Rights '61, Phyllis Lypman Baylor College in Texas, hails his interrupted studies at Nodake '59, Jim Fatzinger '61. name. Mistakenly associating from Toyko. She heard about Mo¬ High School. "I'm not it with the name of another sorry I did," SDorts Staff: Charles Bartolett '60, Arthur Potasnak '58, Richard Steiner '58, ravian from the director of the he "but I William Cambell '61, John Layman '61, Kenneth Sepe '61, Neil Mo-Mo student, he asked Joe claims, didn't want to Eskolin '61, Dave Newell '61, Robert Lipkln '61, Dave Bittner '61. Japan Society in New York. The leave my American if he had a sister here. Joe friends." Japan Society acts as adviser for When graduation time Photography Staff: Paul Starner '59, Jerry Keyock '58, Ron Foodeneck '61. replied, "Not that I know of." arrived at Japanese students here in Amer¬ the high Faculty Advisor: Dr. Lloyd Burkhart Maybe he should take count school, there was a sur¬ ica. Upon graduation, Margaret, prise in store fro him. His one¬ Published at the Globe-Times Printery one of these days. an English major, plans to do time foes set up a Gl-sponsored Definition of a cigarette hang¬ graduate work. Subscription rate — (2.10 per year scholarship for him at Moravian. over: it feels like a Russian army It's too bad we have no swim¬ Skip, a Freshman Political Sci¬ with athlete's foot just piled Member: Associate Collegiate Press : Intercollegiate Press ming team here at Mo-Mo, for in ence major, plans to go back to through. Represented for national ads by National Advertising Service, Inc. Gerry Fanos, a freshman, a great Okinawa upon graduation to be of deal of talent is 420 Madison Avenue, New York City (Cont. on p. 3, col. 4) going to lay (Cont. on p. s, col. 4) September 2 7, 1957 THE COM EN IAN Page 3 Placement- Office Speech Laboratory Sunday Deadline Students are asked to pick Plans Include Class their Moravian College iden¬ Announces Dates tification card and their free And Individual Use Sesquicentennial Community Concert ticket at For Job Interviews All entries in the Moravian College Sesquicentennial Art Contest- the Comptroller's Office on Moravian's new Speech labora¬ Industries are coming to Mora¬ North Exhibition must be delivered to College Hall either Saturday, September Campus. The ID card tory, located in the third floor of vian this fall, as before, to place admits the student to all so¬ Comenius Hall, was finished and 28, or Sunday, September 29, between 2:00 and 5:00 p.m. The paint¬ qualified college students in pro¬ cial and a sports events of the ready for class use on the first day ings will be judged Monday night, September 30, and public opening fitable positions and training pro¬ in the form of a tea will be held college; it is not replaceable of the semester. Many students grams. To be included in this pro¬ or transferable. on Sunday, October 6. have already used the excellent Tekes Receive OK gram, one must file a personal facilities of the Laboratory, and The judging of the contest will data sheet with Dean Myers by it is hoped that eventually all stu¬ be done by three local college pro¬ For Clewell Hall the end of the first week of Oc¬ dents will be able to benefit from fessors: Dr. John tober. Gaertner, of the It was announced last week to Campus Chatter . . . them. history department at Lafayette Tau Kappa Epsilon fraternity (Cont. from p. 2, col. 1) The first interview, with Arm¬ The Laboratory was designed to College; Dr. J. Richard Jones, that their organization will be Now that the campus or¬ strong Cork Company, will be held create acoustial conditions of all head of the history department at allowed the use Clewell Hall as a January 13. On February 6 it will Moravian College; and Professor ganizations are beginning to types so that a student may have fraternity house. This new ar¬ be the State Civil Service repre¬ Francis get back into business, things the practice of speaking in a large Quirk, head of the fine rangement will take affect in Sep¬ sentative and on March 20 and 21, auditorium or a small classroom. arts department at Lehigh Univer¬ should start tember of 1958. They will occupy humming again. the International Business Ma¬ It is sity. acoustically perfect, and the the building on the same basis Just a reminder to the frosh chine Personnel manager. Bethle¬ equipment can record and play The contest places no limit on that the Omicron Gamma Omega to watch the bulletin boards hem Steel will be on campus March back student speech under an un¬ the number of entries and is open 24 to place men in their fraternity now occupy their house, for announcements of meet¬ company limited number of conditions. to all artists, amateur or profes¬ the former South Hall. The as "loopers." The special form for For instance students can ings which they might want lqarn sional. The media and size of the TEKES request was made earlier this is expected before Christmas. how a sermon will sound in to attend. any painting are entirely up to the this year. Additions to this list will be size church, and student teachers entrant. And with over However, the subjects of that, it's and out. made and posted on the placement

will discover what their lectures the entries are limited to . . . campus Founders bulletin board. Students are re¬ sound like in a classroom. scenes or activities or a view from (Cont. from p. 1, col. 5) quested to see Dean Myers for Foreign Frosh . . . In addition to being used by in¬ either men's or women's campus. el of Prague, Czechslovakia will form blanks. (Cont. from p. 2, col. 5) dividuals, the lab is the scene of First and second prizes are $100 be presented by the Reverend assistance to his people. He plans many group activities. This year, and $60, respectively. The entries Doctor F. P. Stocker, chairman of to work for the government. His for the first time, a course in radio which win these honors become the Board of Trustees. opinion about hazing, which is al¬ and television is being offered to the property of the college. Two The Right Reverend Hermann F. E. Weinland teach students how to together new to him—"Crazy." operate the honorable mentions will be pur¬ G. Steinberg of Zeist, Holland will He may have something there. Lab's control room which is small, chased by the college at $40 each be presented by the Reverend Doc¬ Sporting Goods There are but complete, radio studio with all if the entrant desires to sell. tor Vernon Couillard, Dean of the many other interest¬ the regular equipment needed to ing students here from foreign Gym Suits, Shoes Each painting entered should be Theological Seminary. The Right produce radio drama, disc jockey, Reverend Johannes lands. I only wish I could have labeled on the back to include the Vogt of Herrn- interviewed them and news programs. By flipping a hut, East Germany, will be pre¬ all; it is an in¬ folowing information: name, ad¬ Spalding MacCregor switch, Moravian students can go sented by The Right Reverend formative and interesting exper¬ dress, title of painting, and price. School Sweaters on the air, anywhere in the Lehigh Kenneth ience. But we do extend our wel¬ Jackets, The paintings should be suitably Hamilton, chairman of Valley. A direct phone line to the the Board of Foreign Missions of come to them all and hope their framed and have screw eyes and COR. BROAD & MAIN STS. WGPA radio studios has already the American Moravian stay among us will be a pleasant wire affixed. Church been installed and will be used in (North) and Samuel K. Hutton, and prosperous one. At the close of the exhibit, all the near future. One of the Lab's M.D., of London England will be paintings must be picked up be¬ special features is that programs presented by the Reverend Doctor tween 7:00 and 9:00 p.m. on Mon¬ originating from Moravian College Walser H. Allen, pastor of Cen¬ day, October 14, or Tuesday, Octo¬ can be taped at a convenient time tral Moravian Church, Bethlehem, ber 15. DENNIS for broadcasting later. Pennsylvania. DRUG CORP. It is so acoustically perfect that The contest was announced this • either one or fifty voices can be past spring as part of the Sesqui¬ 545 MAIN STREET acurately recorded. Organizations centennial activities. Information Friars First • BROAD and NEW STREETS such as the Band and Choir can regarding the contest-exhibition Production Is record rehearsals and play them was sent to local artists and news¬ back as they will be heard in a papers by Mr. Robert P. Snyder, Greek Antigone performance. Students in music Director of Development. Antigone, adapted by Lewis Ga- appreciation clases will find the "Everything Modern Drug Stores Should Be" lantiere, has been selected to be lab to be an ideal listening room. the first Blackfriars production of Due to its strategic location, Choir Will the year. The play will be given in live Christmas and organ pro¬ Begin the Arts Building on the evenings grams can be broadcast from the Year's of Friday the 22 and Saturday the Chapel. With minor adjustments Program 23 of November. by the phone company, important The basic plot of Antigone is events will be broadcast direct At York Service concerned with the idea of "to from College Hall. whom does one owe his allegi¬ The executive committee of the Plans for the Lab grew out of ance." Antigone has a brother who Moravian a series of meetings between Presi¬ College Choir recently has died an honorable death, but dent Haupert and announced that a program in the College and Creon, her uncle, has deereed that York, Pa., will begin in the year's Seminary officials interested in his body be left as a carrion for speech problems. At first they schedule. the dogs and vulchers. Now, An¬ were going to either put a record¬ The choir, under the direction tigone must choose between living er and public address system in of Richard Schantz, is scheduled a life of material comfort or buy¬ the Chapel or invest in the best to sing on Sunday evening, Octo¬ ing her brother which she feels

possible portable equipment. How¬ ber 27, at York. They wil accom¬ she has to do. Her decision as to ever, when the decision to renov¬ pany Dr. Raymond S. Haupert, whether or not to obey her uncle's ate the third floor of Comenius speaker at the Reformation Sun¬ comand is in essence the spirit was announced, they chose to day service, to be held at that of the play. spend the money on an ideal stu¬ time. For its selections, the choir When Sophocles wrote his An¬ dio. has chosen an early Moravian tigone, he was concerned with Preliminary specifications were tune, a Bach chorale, and a num¬ Creon's altheistic qualities which ber entitled prepared by Mr. Walter Beaupre, "Sing We Merrily un¬ were repulsive in the eyes of the assistant professor of speech and to God." Athenian people. However, Jean drama. The flexible circuits were Also scheduled is a weekend trip Anouilh, the author of the play designed by Mr. Joseph Ray, chief to Utica, New York, sometime dur¬ from which Galantiere made his engineer for the Twin City Broad¬ ing March at which time an entire adaptation, was writing it to show casting the French Company of Augusta, concert will be presented. the political injustice Maine. of the Germans. To him, the Ger¬ The officers of the organization The equipment in the Lab is the mans were represented by Creon, Jack Salmons, president; Janice best possible. Any type of record, and Antigone signified that it was Kennedy, vice-president; Robert from L.P.'s to transcriptions, can the concern of society in general Danoker, secretary - treasurer; be played by moving a switch on that would defeat the Germans. Gordon Arnold, business manager; the custom built turntables. It And so, Mr. Galantiere's adapta¬ Charles Fishel and Jerome Liven- contains the only all transisterized tion keps Mr. Anouilh's satire; good, librarians, are tentatively tape recorder on the market. The but, also, adds significant parts to planning a southern tour to Win¬ microphones and recorder were show the concept of immortality ston-Salem. The sixty member purchased from RCA, and the con¬ and the law or relgion which trol glee club, would make the trip Get An Outline for Each panel was made by the Gates makes the clergy follow men to One of Your Subiects. around Easter time. Manufacturing Company of Il¬ battle and to death. linois. The Speech Laboratory is Dave Diehl, now attending Mo¬ Tickets will be placed on sale The Emcee functionally perfect for Mora¬ ravian Theological Seminary, will near the production date, and will vian's needs now and in the fore¬ be the choir's accompanist be available from all members of seeable future. throughout this 1957-58 season. the Blackfriars. Page 4 THE COMENIAN September 2 7, 195 7 FOOTBALL PROFILES Hound Coaches Attempt To Register Paul Slifka Third Successfull Gridiron In starting our profile this year, Campaign we turn the spotlight on Senior by Art Potasnak Paul Slifka. A five foot eleven Head Coach, Rocco Calvo enters his third year as mentor of the inch, 180 pounds, left halfback. Greyhounds. In his first two seasons as coach he has complied a im¬ Paul, last year here at Moravian pressive record of 11 wins 4 losses and 1 tie. was top scorer with fifty-five Coach Calvo is no stranger to area residents, as he starred as a points. He ran for four hundred quarterback for the Bethlehem and eighty-five yards in eight High School Teams of Johnny games and was honorable mention Butler. In 1947, Calvd's senior on last years All-State squad. Gillespie Announces year in high school, he earned At Bethlehem High, Paul was a position on the second team of a four letter man. He played at Snowed under: A Muhlenberg back with ball, extreme left of photo Inter-Mural Plans the Pennsylvania High School All- left halfback and was a member in dark uniform, is snowed under by a host of MoMo men. Leading the State team. of the track team. Attending Fork 10 attack were Rhen, Rampone, and Miller. Mumie, center of picture, Sports Included Union Academy in Virginia for a Schooling checks secondary. Director of athletics, Harvey T. year, Paul received two letters. After graduation, Calvo chose Gillespie has announced that the Cornell University to continue his deadline for entering a team in education. Playing under the fa¬ the intramural football league Greyhounds Impre mous Lefty James, Calco quarter- will be Monday Sept. 30. backed the big red teams for 3 In All groups interested in enter¬ Scrimmage Ag years and earned a reputation as ing a team should turn in a list by Bob Sottile a strong passer in the of their Ivy league. Moravian's squad members, their foot-balling Greyhounds faced their first opposition of After graduating from Cornell in team name, and the team captain the new campaign as they traveled to Kutztown for a scrimmage two- 1952, he served as a lieutenant in to Mr. Gillespie's office. A sched¬ weeks ago. Although each team ran ten plays alternately, the Hound's the Army. ule will be drawn up and posted timing was off. This, of course, being because it was their first outing. giving the time of each game; all Recently, Calvo was named to It was a much brighter day ' ■—— succeed Gil games being played on the lower Gillespie as head last Wednesday as the Hound's again jaunted 15 yards for a tally. athletic field. Basketball coach beginning this played host to Muhlenberg in a Hollendersky again converted the season and in addition Calvo The scrimmage game. The game was extra point. The T. D. put the Championship team will serves as Professor of Health and Hounuds in front for the first time have it's name inscribed on the played as a regular contest with Physical Education. permanent trophy, which is the exception that there were no by a 14-12 count. kept in the kickoffs. The Hounds continued to run trophy case in College Hall. Doc Similiar trophies are maintained Moravian had first possession wild without reaching pay dirt. Coach Steve 'Doc' Sydorak is for Basketball and Softball. In of the pig-skin but lost the ball Both Esposito and Berner ran for the veteran of the coaching staff. addition on the third down when Matz 15 members of the good yardage but the Mules stop¬ 'Doc' is starting his Sixth year as championship team are awarded fumbled. Muhlenberg then ran ped touchdown bids twice. Berg assistant coach at Moravian. He the individual key awards. three play before kicking on forth was hurt by a penalty when they served under Calvo's predecessor Mr. Gillespie also has plans for down. Ron Rhen, Greyhound end, regained possession. After this, Jim Shreve and previous to that almost blocked the kick. With the intramural programs in Basket¬ they were stopped cold by Mora¬ under Larry Rosati for a year. ball, Handball, Tennis, Badmin¬ Hounds juust regaining posses¬ vian's line. Sydorak also began his football ton, Volleyball, Table sion. Matz again fumbled on the The fourth quarter saw the Tennis, and career at Bethlehem High School Softball. Students interested in first play. The Mules then capital¬ Hounds drive to the 3 inch line and enrolled at Moravian to star these programs are urged to watch ized on the fumble. A 10 yard before being stopped on what at a Halfback slot. Sydorak grad¬ the Comenian and the bulletin pass and a 3 yard plunge gave the looked like a sure touchdown. uated in 1942 and proceeded to board for announcements concern¬ Berg its first tally. Muhlenberg During this drive Hershey went establish an envious record as PAUL SLIFKA led at this point by a 6-0 score. for 15 pards and Cuttic passed to ing these programs. football coach. He Halfback spent three The Hounds came back with a Berner for another 15 yards. Ber¬ Those wishing to enter the ten¬ years at Sayre (Pa.) High School His came after nis or Matz pass to Hollendersky. Miller tie again passed, this time to end biggest thrill golf tournaments must sign where his teams were consistent then went for the first down. Slif- the Bethlehem-Allentown game Charlie Roth. That ended the drive in up with Mr. Gillespie before Oc¬ winners as he complied a 20-4 ka ran two straight plays for good for the Hounds. The Mules took which player he received the most tober 5th. record. valuable yardage. Matz then passed to over and drove for a first down player award. Doc spent 4 years at Bethlehem Rhen. After Hollendersky's un¬ but were stopped short. The In pursuing his interest in High turning out some rigid for¬ successful try for a first down, Hounds took over but lost posses¬ PATRONIZE photography, Paul has taken on ward walls for the Red Hurri¬ the Mules took sion on an possession. After interception play in the job of photo-editor of The canes. two long runs, which the ball bounced off Noo- OUR the Mules again Benigna. He is a member of Pi Sydorak's education includes a struck pay dirt. The extra point nan's hand into a Berg-man's Delta Epsilon fraternity, which is ADVERTISERS Master's Degree from Columbia was missed giving Muhlenberg a arms. Berg ran four plays but was the national journalism fraternity. Univ. in 1953. 'Doc' is a teacher 12-0 lead. again stopped cold. The Grey¬ Paul is also a member of the Tau in a Bethlehem Junior School. At this point, the Greyhounds hounds once again took over but Kappa Epsilon Fraternity. fought back with the aid of Es- this time went all the way. Jeff Brother Pau His course here at Moravian is posito, Berner and Finelli. On Gannan and Joe Iampiettro led Coach Paul General Studies. CLARAS Calvo, Rocco's the attack. Gannon ran for 17 their first play, Joe Esposito went brother, is also starting his third yards. Then little Joe Iampiettro On being asked how the team for 30 yards. Cutti then uncorked year as an assistant on the Grey¬ ran two successive looks this year, Luncheonette a pass to Dick Berner. After a 15 plays for 15 Paul comments, hound staff. Paul is a Moravian and 10 "We have a lot of yard penalty which at the moment yard gains. Russ Connover boys, plenty of Graduate of 1952 and played end then seemed to hurt the Hounds, Cai¬ plunged over for the final power, and full steam all the for two years before being side¬ Hound ro's boys scored their first touch¬ tally. Hollendersky kicked way." Barbeques lined with an injury. Previously, his third down. Jack "Scooter" Finelli ran extra point and the score Steak Sandwiches he had played end at Bethlehem was Moravian beautifully through half the Berg 21, Muhlenberg 12. High School on the 1941-42-43 team to score. George Hollender¬ Berg took over. Russ Connover Runners Drill For elevens. sky kicked the extra point. intercepted a pass as time ran out. Like 436 MAIN STREET Sydorak, Paul Calvo is a After the Mules tried unsuc¬ The Hounds showed a great as¬ Cross Country teacher in the Bethlehem School cessfully to fight back, the Hounds sortment of running backs and a District. took over but the half ended just fairly big line. With this, and the Contest With F&M as Dave Kratzer made a sparkling fact that Coach Calvo can substi¬ Mr. Paul Kuklentz, Cross-Coun- catch of Matz's pass on the 15 tute freely with assurance, it looks try Coach mentioned that there yard line. like it will again be a good season are 17 boys who are in training The second half saw the Hounds for the Hounds. at the present time, for the team. on top all the way. Joe Es¬ There's been a great improve¬ With In determing who will run for ment in many of the boys this posito running wild, another Mo¬ him, Coach Kuklentz plans to have ravian touchdown was in sight— year. One of the biggest this year three trial runs and the seven is sophomore Russ Connover who Esposito intercepted a Mule pass who "show him the most" will may soon see more action than he and returned it 10 yards to the 5 run. yard line. After Matz was thrown expected. He shows great ability As of yet, Moravian has no set for a five yard loss, "Jumping Joe" as a quarterback. course. The team has been running their own courses in practice ses¬ sions. When a course is made, it will be about 4.2 miles. Ulnm lass Because we have never had a cross country team here before

we therefore have no lettermen TIGER HALL returning. Coach Kuklentz said that he did not know what our Authentic Ivy League Clothes chances would be in the meets, but he is hopeful. For Men and Women There are seven meets planned with the opening contest on Os- The big three: Hound coaches 518 MAIN STREET pose for Comenian photog previous tober 9, when we will face Frank¬ to Berg-Mo Mo scrimamge last week. They are from L. to R. Doc Sydo¬ lin & Marshall at home. rak, Paul Calvo (brother to head coach), and Rocco Calvo head coach. September 27, 1957 THE COM EN IAN Page 5

Pres. Son Killed . . . Comenian Staff (Cont. from p. 1, cpl. 1) Molenaar, the guide, descended Positions Become the mountain to Camp Muir on by Dick Steiner the 10,000 foot level where he Available attempted to set up an emergency Another summer has come and gone, so here we are once more pass¬ In case that you have missed the radio transmitter. He was able to ing on items of interest to you sports-minded students. With opening previously scheduled staff meet¬ report the accident back to the day only & week away for the Greyhound footballers, interest is running ing of the college newspaper, The park and ranger headquarters at high concerning the prospects for the season. Comenian, and are still interested about 11 A.M. in becoming a staff member, it's For the benefit of the frosh as well as a reminder to An eight man rescue party of not too late to join. the upperclassmen, Moravian has built a fine gridiron rangers left on horseback from Although many of the editorial in the past few years. Led by Korean War vets such as Pardise Valley at the 5,500 foot positions are full there is still an Joe Gerencer and Champ Storch, the Greyhounds be¬ level to take rescue equipment to urgent need for news and sports gan several years ago to replace their title of pushover Camp Muir. Three other climbing reporters, as well as feature writ¬ with powerhouse. The past three seasons we have re¬ parties, notified of the accident ers, make up editors, typists and corded 17 wins, 6 losses, and 1 tie, certainly an ad¬ made their way to the scene. general leg work people. One need mirable record. In a pre-season football preview, the The U.S. Coast Guard rushed a not be an English major or had Saturday Evening Post picked Moravian as one of the an helicopter and Albatross plane previous experience in news work, top small colleges in the East. It is a fine honor, and from its Port Angles air station however the latter would help. as well deserved one. Our reputation is firmly estab¬ on Puget Sound. The plane picked You can learn on the job. Some¬ lished, and our team deserves your sincere support. up Ome Daiber, a veteran moun¬ times the work will be discourag¬ tain climber to assist in All this, however, does not win parachut¬ ing, sometimes enlighting, but games. A team with a reputation is the team everyone wants to beat. ing litters to the accident scene. news work is always interesting. Though we lost only three seniors from last years Both men and women are needed. squad, Hal Anderson Rescue too late an outstanding tackle, tranferred to Michigan State, and When the first rescue team If you should yet be interested, Bill Krashinski, our other tackle, was injured in an auto¬ reached the scene near dark their please contact the editor, Roy mobile accident and is unable to play. Coach Calvo has his toil was in vane. "Bill" had pass¬ Gosliorn either in The Comenian work cut out for him, but look for the Blue and Grey to ed away. Dr. Lehman, and other office located in the basement of enjoy another fine season. I'll stick my neck out once more members of the party were with, the Arts building during the week, and predict 7 wins and 1 loss, the latter to either Lycoming Bill constantly." He was in such or see any staff member, for fur¬ or Upsala. bad condition that his situation ther information.

would have been doubtful had we Last Spring I made the mistake of forecasting the outcome of the gotten off the mountain in time," Major League Baseball season. Along with about 150 million other said Dr. Lehman. He lasted nine just a few days previous and was Americans I picked the Yankees, but my crystal ball said Brooklyn in¬ hours. told of the plans for the climbing stead of Milwaukee. A far more serious mistake, however, was my pick¬ expedition. The climb, outlined ing the Phillies for the cellar. Not only did I almost It was not until the following get lynched by a by guides was made frequently by number of loyal Phillies fans, I now find day that "Bill's" body could be they are fighting for a first tourists and division berth. Oh removed from the mountain. climbing enthusiasts. well, thats the way the ball bounces, or perhaps Dr. Haupert had not seen his son doesn't bounce. See you next week. The body was taken to a funeral since leaving for Europe in June. Smiling with pride: is MoMo home in Tacoma, about 90 miles Bill left Bethlehem in June to golf coach Harold Bilheimer after away. Dr. Haupert flew to Tacoma spend the summer working for Phone UNiversity 7-0181 capturing the Lehigh Valley Golf to accompany the body home. the U.S. Tournament. He defeated his fel¬ Forestry Service near Funeral services were held, BOULEVARD FLORIST Coeur low Brookside d'Alene National Park in Country Club mem¬ Saturday September 6 th at 11 Flowers for all occasions ber Idaho. He had also planned to Harvey Cope, 3 and 1 in the A.M. in Central Moravian Church. BUD AND IRENE PEARCE meet final match. his older brother Peter, now Bill's body was given final rest Union Blvd. at Main Street Bethlehem, Pa. enrolled in the seminary, the fol¬ in Niskey Hill Cemetery. lowing day at the Grand Canyon. Dr. and Mrs. Haupert requested Peter had spent the summer in that there be no flowers in lieu of Bilheimer Top; Nicaragua working in the Mora¬ the establishment of a William vian Mission Hospital there. Haupert Memorial Fund. This HOAGY HAVEN LVGolfChamp will be a college scholarship in Grand Canyon Moravian golf coach Harold Bil¬ Bill's name. Peter and a friend were in route 801 MAIN STREET heimer captured this past week to the Grand Called Home Canyon at the time The Lehigh Valley Amateur Golf of the accident and could Most Talked About The not be Hoagy In Town Tournament at Green Pond course. president said that he had reached immediately. Park talked with his on by telephone rang¬ Bilheimer has been coaching the — ers were given orders to have the Moravian Team for seven years. boys telephone home at once. He finally captured the crown HOT DOGS • HAMBURGERS • PIZZA William "Bill" Haupert was of the Lehigh Valley when he de¬ born in Bethlehem on December feated Harvey Cope of Brookside UN 7-6971 Orders To Go 30, 1936. He was graduated from Country Club in the finals. A Liberty High School in 1954. On string of pars on the 14th, 15th, the Moravian campus he was ac¬ 16th, and 17th earned for him his effc tive in the band, glee club, and first championship. The title end¬ many other campus organizations. ed on the 17th hole with a 3 and He was a member of Central Mo¬ 1 victory. Special Rates For Students Phone UN 7-1643 ravian Church, and played in the Cope broke through to take a FARMS trombone Choir. Bill planned to 1-up edge with a birdie on No. 3 study for the ministry at the theo¬ hole. Bilheimer then evened it up logical seminary after completing The Cackle on the next hole with a par as Shop Country Fresh his undergraduate studies this Cope's drive carried way out of year. bounds. He took the lead for the BARBECUED CHICKENS Milk Surviving first time on No. 5 with another Besides his parents and brother par only to have Cope come back Peter, Bill is survived 725 Main to even up matters on the short by two Street, Bethlehem, Pa. No. 6 hole. After splitting the long younger brothers, Thomas, 14 and Stephen, 10, at home. 510 yard No. 17, cope went 1-up with a par on the short No. 8. He Ice Cream finished the front nine with this MILGREEN'S advantage with a score of 37 to SERVING BETHLEHEM Bilheimer's 38. 5 & Cope missed an opportunity of 100 Store FOR 52 YEARS going farther out in front by three PHONE UN 7-5804 25 W. Broad St. With putting on No. 10 hole. Harold, BETHLEHEM, PA. then cought up on the long 570 ALL yard No. 11 with another par. The LINES two then split on No. 12 only to Of have Cope go out in front on a EE par three. MoMo coach Bilheimer (glnbe-iIimpH Music, Anyone? then took over from here on, win¬ INSTRUMENTS Insurance ning the next four holes with pars RECORDS as Cope played bogie golf the rest SHEET MUSIC of the way to the clubhouse. ACCESSORIES mt WOODRINGROBERTS CORP. Bilheimer had tough competi¬ REPAIRS tion all the way. He had to go 20 gIP 459 MAIN STREET holes to defeat Charley Lipari of (3 DOORS ABOVE HOTEL BETHLEHEM) Easton in his first match and then 208 West Forth St. H Kempfer Music TELEPHONE UN 7-4108 — UN 7-4169 == managed to nip Ted Beckowski on 506-08 Main UN 6-5360 (Brokers For Moravian College) the 18 th with a 1-up victory be¬ Bethlehem, Pa. fore his long session with Cope. Page 6 THE COMENIAN September 27, 1957 nowVICEROYcomes 2 PACKAGES

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