Lehigh University - Epitome Yearbook (Bethlehem, PA)

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p •J jS time passes on, conditions in the college world change. At one W time an Epitome was simply a collection of statistics ; now it • ' has become a work of high literary standing and artistic finish. It mnst interest and instruct not onl} the under-graduates, but their friends, both young and old. The aim of the board has been to meet this end. We have tried to introduce a number of new features and cut out all that makes the book dull. There are no facetious de- scriptions of courses, but in their place we have the honor of presenting the pictures of three of our new Professors, who are old and dear in the hearts of Lehigh men. Also a new Professor whom the under- graduates have learned to love, and whom the alumni feel sure will make Lehigh ' s name known to the ends of the electrical world. We have also the great pleasure of presenting, for the benefit of our lady friends, the picture of Mr. Richard Harding Davis, the popular young writer, who, we think, acknowledges Lehigh as his Ahna Mater. We have enlarged and perfected the statistics in all departments, and have made an especial effort to have good literary work and the best artistic arrangement. Despite the fact that the student bod ' has made but little effort to help on their college annual, we trust the Ninety-Nine Epitome will be a credit to our class. To the alumni and our many friends who have helped us so mate- rially in the preparation of this volume, we wish to extend our heart- iest thanks. With hopes of approval from all, we submit to you the Ninety- Nine Epitome. Editors.

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r ; ' x i ilc « iOC s Jm Z K JEpitonic. Published Hnnuallv by the .lunior Class 36oar ot lEMtors. iE?itor=in=ClMcf. ClnKcl: I.Dd.MIS KolUNSON, New York. Hsfliatant le itor=in=Cbicf. Bernard Tokd Convkrsk, Kentucky. ]6usiitcdg nanaocr. George Ki;iisnviii;r Jackson, rciiiisyhaiiia.; Hs3i3tant J6u9inc35 Raiiagcr. jA.Mi.s 1-i,ani i:rs Mnn)i.i.i iTu, New Jersey. Frank Klliott Hradenhaugh, West Virginia. Harry Kdward Knight, New York. William I.athrop Me. ker, Pennsylvania. CllARLKS SorOERS I ' AOGETT, I ' e nil sylvan la. John Rk.m) I ' kttit, I ' ennsylvania. JaMKS HlRR Keudig, Pennsylvania. ♦Tiieouore Cuyler Visscher, New York. Geor(;e Bassktt Willia.ms. District of Columbia.

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1897. Sept. i8, 20, 21 Sept. 22, Oct. 14, Nov. 25, Dec. 22, I2J.3 p. M. 1898. Jan. 3, 8 A. M., Jan. 15, Feb. 2, . Feb. 3, 81 A. M., Feb. 22, April 6, i2 i p. M. April 13, 8% A. M. May 21, May 25, Jnne 6, June 8, June 12, June 13, June 14, June 15, June i6-July 9, June 16, 17, iS, 1S9.S. Sept. 17, 19. 20, Sept. 21, Oct. 13. Dec. 22, 12 ' .; p. M. 1899. Jan. 3, S { A. M., Feb. 2. . June 14, iS97-9,S. 1S9S-99. ExaTuinatious Tor .Admission. First Term begins. Fountler ' s Day. TlianksRiviug Day. Christmas Holidays begin. Christmas Holidays end. Junior I ' ri c Orations lue. First Term ends. Second Term begins. Washington ' s Mirthday. Piaster Holidays begin. Faster Holidays end. I ' tiiyersity Day orations due. Senior F.xaminations begin. .Annual Kxaminations begin. r rn luation Theses due. Dacca laureate Sundav. Class Day. .-Vlumni Day. I ' nivcrsity Day. Summer School of Sur -eying. F xamiualions for . dniission. F ' xamiuations for .■Vdmission. First Term begins. Founder ' s Dav Christmas Holidays begin. Christmas Holidays end. Second Term begnis. rnivcrsitv Dav.