Lehigh University - Epitome Yearbook (Bethlehem, PA)

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TN presenting this, the twenty-fifth volume of The Epitome, we hope that our readers will find nothing that will remind them of Shakespeare when he said: The evil that men do lives after them. We have striven in every particular to produce a volume well worthy of its long line of predecessors, and thoroughly in touch with the advancement and progress of our Alma Mater. We have been especially fortunate in procuring for our wo rk a generous variety of illustrations of superior excellence and attractive- ness, and it is with a feeling of deep gratitude that we acknowledge our indebtedness to all who came to our aid in this line of work. We also desire to express our appreciation of the kindness of those who interested themselves in the literary portion of the book, and con- tributed towards its success. Realizing that there is an unavoidable element of sameness in each consecutive volume of The Epitome, due to the statistical portions which are a necessary factor in every college annual, we have endeavored to relieve any possible monotony resulting therefrom, by the introduction of features which we hope will add to the general attractiveness and value of the book. Trusting that our efforts have not been in vain, with characteristic modesty we submit to your kindly criticism the Nineteen Hundred and One Epitome. Editors.

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The Epitome. Published ANNUflLLY by the Ju nior Class. JBoarO of JEMtors. Kditor-in-Chikf Edwin B. Wilkinson, Pennsylvania AssiST. NT Hditor-in-Chief ToM M. GiRDLER, Indiana Business M. nager Grandison G. Underhiix, New York Assistant Business Manager Samuel T. Harleman, Pennsylvania 2l650ciate EMtors. Frederick A. Armstrong New York Morris W. Garman Pennsylvania William M. Gilbert Montana Webster T. James Tennessee John Whitridge Maryland Henry D. Wilson Pennsylvania

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i899-i9°o- 1S99. Sept. 23, 25, 26... Examinations for Ad- mission. Sept.27, 3 p.M.F ' irst term begins. Oct. 12 Founder ' s Day. Nov. 29, I2) PM. Thanksgiving Recess begins. Dec. 4, S A.M. Thanksgiving Recess ends. Dec. 22, 1 2 p M.Christmas Holidays begin. 1900. Jan. 3, 8 V4 A.M.Christmas Holidays end. Feb. I . Junior Prize Orations due. Feb. 5, 8 ' 4 A.M. Second Term begins. Feb. 22 Washington ' sBirthday Apr. 1 1 , 1 2 p M. Easter Holidays begin . Apr. 18, 8 ' i(A.M.Easter Holidays end. May 30 Memorial Day (half holiday ) June 17 Baccalaureate Sunday. June 18 Class Dav. June 19 Alumni Day. June 20 University Da) ' . June 21 Summer Term begins. June 21, 22, 23...Exani ' s for Admission. i90o- ' 90i. 1900. Sept. 22, 24, 25...Exam ' s for Admission. Sept. 26, T,}4 P.M. First Term begins. Oct. II Founder ' s Day. Nov. 28, i2 PM. Thanksgiving Recess begins. Dec. 3, 8 y A.M. Thanksgiving Recess ends. Dec. 21, 1 2 p M.Christmas Holidays begin. 1901. Jan. 2, 8 ' 4 A.M. Christmas Holidays end. Feb. II, 8 ' 4 A.M. Second Term begins. June 19 University Dav.