Lehigh University - Epitome Yearbook (Bethlehem, PA)

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ANOTHER Epitome is at hand. Another year has passed and its records are now spread upon the pages of our college annual. With pleasure we at last lay aside our toga of office and we sincerely hope that the result of our labors may be heartily approved by every true and loyal lover ot old Lehigh. We realize that the Epitome is, from the nature of things, very largely statistical and categorical in its makeup and for this reason too often savors of monotony. Fully cognizant of this, we have endeavored to make the records for this college year accurate, concise, and at the same time fulfilling all the demands on a publication of this nature. We have devoted especial attention to the artistic and literary portions of this book and though we may not claim the credit for any important innovations, we feel that in quality and arrangement our book is the equal if not the superior of any publication of similar description ever produced in this institution. In conclusion it is only proper to thank each and every person who has aided us in any way in bringing this work to a successful and timely completion. For without the help of the college in general and its many friends our efforts would have been in vain. The Editors.

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M Mt i»sl EPITOME; - v epitome Ctiitorg Editor-tn-Chief Charles Frederick Gilmore, Pennsylvania. As St. Editor-in-Chief Morris de Bertholette Evans, Maryland. Business Manager Francis German Wrightson, Jr., Maryland. Isst. Business Manager Reenen Jacob van Reenen, South Africa. Jrt Editor Alfred Warren Cupitt, Pennsylvania. £i60ctate CUttore; Newton Guy Smith, Pennsylvania. Christian S. Stouffer, Maryland. William Watson, Pennsylvania. Dion Kanouse Dean, New Jersey.