Lafayette College - Melange Yearbook (Easton, PA)

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LRIISJAYIETIIE CQULIEGE Founded May 9,1832 Short Cheer Rib I Rib I Rih ! College Colors Maroon and wnnze Lafayette-yette-yette Lafayette. Gollege Officers ETIIELBERT DUDLEV WARFIELD, LL.D., . President SAMUEL L. FISLER, A.M., Treo 111 ROBERT BARBER YOUNOMAN, PH.D., Clerk Q' the Faculty REV. J. F. STONECIPHER, D D L 67111 I SELDEN J. COFFIN, PH.D., . . Registrar EDWARD HART, PH.D., . AUGUSTUS A. BLOOMBERGH, PH.D., . . . Curator of Gaytey Hz!! an 1 Lzbzarzazz eyfthe Herz: I Ir . . . . Curator ofthe Reading Room Oliver Library. JAMES W. MOORE, A.M., M.D., . Inspector of Buildings ALFRED BULL, D.D.S., Dzfectoz Of 4 I Glass Deans SENIOR CLASS ,... JUNIOR CLASS, FIRST DIVISION, . JUNIOR CLASS, SECOND DIVISION, . SOPHOMORE CLASS, FIRST DIVISION, SOPHOMORE CLASS, SECOND DIVISION, FRESIIMAN CLASS, FIRST DIVISION, . FRESHMAN CLASS, SECOND DIVISION D IO . THE PRESIDENT PROF. BLOOIIBERGH . PROT-1 ELMER PROF. YOUNCMAN . PROF. HALL . PROF. H.-LRDX' PROF. OWEN

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James We Lone Y the death of James W. Long, Lafayette College lost an old and true friend. Mr. Long died at his home in Easton, on April 2oth, of last year, after a lingering illness. He attended Lafayette during the years of 1832-34, and had been connected with the college in the capacity of trustee since 1879. During his long term of office he was devoted to her best interests and more than once extended a helping hand when times were dark. Mr. Long was born at Durham, Pa., February 4, 1815. His business career began at Philadelphia in IS4.0. Later he became connected with many enterprises in Easton, Phillipsburg, and Durham. At the time of his death, Mr. Long was President of the Easton National Bank and of the Easton Delaware Bridge Company. He was also a director of the Warreii Foundry, of the Easton Water Company, of the Lehigh Water Company, and of the North- ampton Fire Insurance Company. He was also one of the projectors of the Warren Paper Mills, and was interested in many other manufacturing plants. f For over fifty years Mr. Long had served as an elder of the Presbyterian Church, at first at Durham and later in this city. He represented a type of Christianity less and less frequently met with nowadays-a type absolutely uncompromising with any form of dishonesty or evil. Mr. Long was a man of considerable wealth, and the college is only one of the many institutions which can thank him for the most generous support. I2