Lehigh University - Epitome Yearbook (Bethlehem, PA)

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Cbe epitome. lpubli9bc Unnuallv; b C! tbc 3unioi Class. :fl3oarD of EMtors ]£ itov=in=Crbicf. David G. McGavock, Virginia. Bssistint i£Mtor=:tn=Cbicf. Chari-ES K. Rowk, Pennsylvania. Business flDanagcr. Arthur R. Parsons, Utah. assistant Business flDanaocv. Alan C. Dodson, PeniLsylvania. Bssociatc lEMtovs. Morrow Chamberlain, Tennessee. Herbert S. Lewis, Maryland. John N. Reese, Pennsylvania. Joseph S. Shultz, PennsyU ' ania. William P. Starkev, Pennsylvania. William T. White, Pennsylvania. ' f -f; j ' Tf;W, T r

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1898. Sept, 17, Sept. 21 Oct. 13 Nov. 24 Dec. 22, 12.30 1899. Jan. 3, S.15 Jan. 14 Feb. I Feb. 2, 8.15 F ' eb. 22 . Mar. 29, 12.30 April 5, S.15 May 20 May 24 1898-1899. 19, 20 , Fvxaminations for Ad- mission. . . , . First Term begins. . . . . Founder ' s Day. . . . Thanksgiving Daj ' . ( Christmas Holidays P. M. I begin. ) Christmas Holidays A. M. ) end. . . . . Junior Prize Orations due. . . . . First Term ends. . ,, Second Term begins. A. M. ) ° . . . Washington ' sBirthday T. , Raster Holidaysbegin. . ,, [ Easter Holidays end. A. M. i , . . . University Day Ora- tions due. . . . . Senior Examinations begin. May 30 . . Memorial Day (half holiday). June 5 . Annual Examinations begin. June 7 . . Graduation Theses due June II Baccalaureate Sunday. June 12 . . Class Day. June 13 . . Alumni Day. June 14 . . University Day. June 15- Jul y 8. Summer School of Sur- veying. June 15, 16, 17 . Examinations for Ad- mission. 1899. 1 899- 1 900. Sept. 23, 25, 26 . Examinations for Ad- mission. Sept. 27 . . First Term begins. Oct. 12 . . Founder ' s Day. Dec. 22, Christmas Holidays 12.30 p. M. ) begin. 1900. Jan. 3, 1 Christmas Holidays 8.15 x. M. ) end. Feb. 5 . . Second Term begins. June 20 . . University Day.