Lehigh University - Epitome Yearbook (Bethlehem, PA)

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GEOLOGY Seated (l-r): R. Stewart, C. Sclar, J.D. Ryan, D. Simpson; Standing: A. Rugh, J. Levy, E. Evenson, J. Parks, B. Car- son, M. Swanson, R. Sassen, J. Sumner. GOVERNMENT Seated (l-r): L. Olsen, D. Barry, E. Morgan; Standing: H. Whitcomb, R. Yates, N. Wessel, F. Colon. HISTORY Who we are: We ' re those who think that history is an exciting story of how our so- ciety, our civilization, got where it is. We ' re tho se who think that each of us exists in an historical perspective, that each of us, as individuals and as members of a group or groups, has a past which af- fects our present and our future. To leam about our common past involves an excit- ing, liberating and humanizing experience through a vicarious contact with the men and women who have built the societies and cultures in which we find ourselves. We are the keepers of society ' s memory. This is a most important function, for without the remembrance of things past there would be neither present efforts nor future goals. We are historians, members of a proud craft whose roots extend back to the time before the memory of man run- neth not. — Lawrence H. Leder Seated (l-r): }. Ellis, M. Ciarlante, S. Hartley; Standing: R. Piepmeyer, L. Leder (chairman), R. Simon, W.G. Shade, J. Saeger, M. Baylor, P. Hampton. 36

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ENGLISH Are you lost daddy I asked tenderly. Shut up he explained. — Ringgold Wilmer Larnder (1-r): E.A. James, J. DeBellis, A. Hartung, R. Arbur, F. Hook, D. Greene, D. Ayres, P. Bei- dler, J. Fergus, j. Frakes, J. Vickrey, A. Bross, R. Williams, S. Matuska, R. Harson, J. Benner. FINE ARTS I know of no other form of human activity by which one proclaims his individuality or identity more acutely personal and revealing than the creative arts. Descartes may have proclaimed his existence with cogit ergo sum , but thinking is internalized. With the arts whether you paint, sculpt, act, compose, or write poetry, you exist because you reach outward to communicate with others. Man is the only animal who creates for the love of beauty, newness and self-expression. To be most human of all the states of the human condition, is to be an artist. I paint, therefore I am. — Richard J. Redd Front (l-r): G. Bumley, L.A. Derwin, C. Wiekkiser; Back: R. Viera, C. Alvare, R. Redd. FOREIGN LANGUAGES Seated (l-r): MM. Masiuk, A.C. van der Naald, L.S. Lefkowitz. Standing: J. A. VanEerde, A.E. Hye, J. A. Mauer. 35

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INDUSTRIAL ENGINEERING Row 1 (I-r): J. Adams, G. Kane (chairman), B. Wechsler; Row 2: M. Groover, E. Zimmers, L. Plebani, A. Gould; Row 3: S. Monro, L. Long, J. Nazemetz, G. Whitehouse. INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS (l-r): R. Wylie, M. Hodges, C. Joynt, Z. Slouka. JOURNALISM (l-r): J.B. McFadden (chairman), S. Friedman, R.J. Sullivan. Language is a rake in the garden of knowledge, and he who cuts a tine away makes it much more certain the weeds of ignorance will grow and ultimately smother us all. — J.B. McFadden 37