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To EugcMc Gifford Grace, ' 99 An Alumnus o{ whom all Lehigli Men are jproucl, this volume is dedicatecl in token o the af { reciation o{ the Student Bodi) Of his record as a Leader in Scholarshif) and Athletics while a student, 0{ his Constant Devotion to the Alma Mater as an Alumnus, 0{ his Valued Services as a Trustee and 0{ his high and deserved ref)utation as an Engineer and Business Man in the Management o{ the Great Industries o{ which he is the Head.
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I« M cmonam H. A. Bor zano Dr. F. F. Thomson L. R ZoU ' m cr Charles A. Gradwhol A. U. Slc|e» ' 88 Dr. Arthur Edgar ' 88 F. C. Hcighc, Jr. ' 88 Dr. J. P. KimbaW ' 02 Charles R. Keenan ' 13 G. W. Snyder Jarvis D. aGrooV ' 15. ' 05 ' 07 ' 16 ' 16 James A. Mxjcr 1843-1913 Of absolute devotion to an institution, there was never a finer example. Jim was with the llniversity at its birth in 1866. When Dr. Coppee, the first President, con- ducted the earliest e.xercises and lessons in Christmas Hall, it was Myers who rang the hand bell that called the students to class. A friend of Judfre Packer, he was intimately acquainted with the founder ' s plans and dreams for this school. He saw them, as the decades slipped by, rise toward realiza- tion in the administrations of Dr. Leavitt, Dr. Lamberton, and Dr. Drown. He passed through the lean years and he lived, to his Kreat joy, to witness the splendid flowerintr of the I ' niversity under the leadership of Dr. Drinker. James Myers is dead. In his life he was lowly and a peacemaker and a servant of (iod. In his death he has the rare dis- tinction of having his name pass into a Lehigh tradition. R. Morris Gummere 18 t6-19m Mr. Gummere ' s services to the Univer- sity were manifold and extended over a period of 30 years. From 1884 to his death he was Secretary of the Executive Com- mittee of the Trustees, from 1901 Treasurer of the University, during 1909-1910 As- sistant Secretary of the Board of Trustees, and since 1910 Secretary of the Board. By his death Lehigh University loses not only an executive officer who has been actively connected with the administration of the University for nearly one-third of a century, but as well a loyal friend and staunch supporter who was always ready, regardless of personal convenience, to give freely of his time and energy for the wel- fare and advancement of the University. 10
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