Lehigh University - Epitome Yearbook (Bethlehem, PA)

Page 23 text:

' 8o. NEC SCIRE FAS EST OMNIA. C ass Colo)- : — Cardinal. OFFICERS. F. P. SPAULDING, L. B. TREHARN, I. BROOKE, THOMAS H. HARDCASTLE, W. H. BRADBURY, President Vice-President Secretary Treasurer Historia7i C. D ANDREAS, Bath, Pa., . JOSEPH K. BACON, Elkton, Pa., J. W. BIGNEY, Maiden, Mass., H. C. BLACK, Williamsport, Pa., G. A. BOWEN, Chestnut Hill, Phila., E. H. BOYER, Sunbury, Pa., S. BRADBURY, Jr., Schuylkill Falls, Pa., W. H. BRADBURY, A. C, Schuylkill Falls, Pa., 23 Saucon Hall IRVIN BROOKE, C. E., Limerick Square, . . Birch Street ABRAM BRUNER, E. M., Philadelphia, . . New Street F. H. BRUNNER, Bethlehem, .M. R. CALVERT, Germantown, . E. B. CLARKE, Bloomsbury, Pa , . MURRAY M. DUNCAN, E. x L, Washin-lon, D. C, Brodluad Avenue AUSTIN GLICK, Catasauqua, J. C. H. O. GUIMARAES, San Paulo. Brazil, THOMAS H. HARDCASTLE, B.A., Easton, .Md., . Fountaiu Hill W. F. HILLIER Bethlehem, N. H. HOGG, Brownsville, Pa., JOHN HOLVERT, Chemung, N. Y.,

Page 22 text:

well known, others will use classical and idiomatic English in connection with the University authorities, and everything in geneial on the slightest provocation, as we have so well known how to do. Perchance, as we wander through the old rooms in the vain hope that our crayon sketches may yet be found on the historic walls, some presumptuous follower in our footsteps may even have the temerity to yell Fresh at us, and we will relieve the painful sensation of change by rambling up the walk, and watching our old friends the workmen pretend to dig dirt, or break stones on the Campus. We will watch in vain to see them work ; in fact, we fail to recollect when they did. Our work, or rather that portion of it connected with our noble University, is nearly finished. It has been no mere boys ' play or surface gleaning; but hard, steady, persistent application, that has carried us through thus far. And when we pause and reflect that the knowledge acquired here is merely introductory, and designed to enable us the more readily and surely to take our place in the bustling army of competitors everywhere surrounding us, then, and not till then, do we realize that our work is but just begun ; that we are but mere scientific neophytes with the whole world open to us as our University, the tenure of mortal life as the term in which we may acquire a portion of her knowledge, and success and reputation awaiting us as the substantial and practical diploma. Farewell, Epitome readers from the Class of ' 79. Historian. 16

Page 24 text:

F. R. JORDAO, San Paulo, Brazil, BOUDINOT KEITH. Bethlehem, . CHARLES F. KING, A.C., Movers, N. Y., C. L. KILPATRICK, Philadelphia, . HENRY KRAUSE, Bethlehem, . G. L. LEHRS, Moscow, Russia, HENRY LEHRS, Moscow, Russia, T. B. LYMAN, Raleigh, N. C, HOWARD LYON, Springfield, N. Y., . J. W. McCOMAS, Cincinnati, O.. W. J. McNULTY, Ashland, O.. . R. M. MICHLER, Philadelphia, G. E. POTTER, C. E., Ashland, O., PETER ROCHE, Bethlehem, E. H. ROSS, New Brighton, Pa., . MADISON RUSH, Philadelphia, CLAYTON SHEIMER, Bursonville, F. P. SPAULDING, C. E., Towanda, Pa., G. W. SCHWARTZ, Altoona, Pa , L B. TAGGERT, Addison, N. Y , . F G. TAYLOR, Bethlehem, J. B. THOMAS, Bladensburg, Md., . L. B. TREHARN, B.A., Mauch Chunk, . RUSSEL B. VANKIRK, C. E., Bethlehem, FREDERICK WOOTTEN. M.E., Reading Birch Street Birch Street 26 Saucon Hall 28 Saucon Hall Church Street I J Saucon Hall 18