Lehigh University - Epitome Yearbook (Bethlehem, PA)

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HARRY B. KERN, arts (CHE ,STR ), alpha tau omega CariAing a full load of activities, Harry also maintained a high scholastic average, and was admitted to Phi Beta Kappa. He was president of his fraternity, of the DeMolay club, and active in publications. He was largely responsible for the reinstituting of the tradition of publishing a freshman handbook for in- coming freshmen, and he organized Sigma Rho Sigma, student records society, to do the job. JOSEPH KOV ' ACH, JR., business administration, town group Has been traveling to Lehigh in an Austin; his hobby, they say, is automobiles. Joe has been working at Bethlehem Steel during his college days. REXE E. LAUREXCOT, civil engineering, lambda chi alpha Active in intramural and arsity sports, Rene was a member of the varsity tennis squad and of Cut and Thrust, fencing honorary. He also held several offices in his fraternity. He was a member of the student American Society of Civil Engineers. CORXELIUS LIXDHOLM, JR., civil engineering, sigma nu A fellow with a friendlier disposition is seldom found. Bud was outstand- ing in sports, participating in varsity wrestling, baseball, and soccer. He won the championship of his class in the Eastern Intercollegiate Wrestling finals, as well as the coaches troj hy for outstanding wrestler. On Flagpole day he was awarded the Wilbur baseball trophy and the Lehigh Home Club wrestling trophy. FREDERICK R. LIXKER, chemical engineering, sigma alpha mu Fred left Lehigh to serve in the Navy, but he returned upon discharge to secure his diploma. He attended Columbia for a semester, then returned to Lehigh. He was a member of the Chemistry society. ROBERT V. MAYER, chemical engineering, drinker house ha Vinner of the Bosey Reiter Leadership award, and member of Tau Beta Pi, Bob was successful in any field he chose to follow. He was editor of the Brow n and VV hite, and a member of Mustard and Cheese. He served as chair- man of the Five-Man committee on classes, and a member of Arcadia. He played an outstanding game as member of the varsity tennis scjuad, and was active in intramural sports. It ' s more education for him at MIT. WILLARD A. MURRAY, mechanical engineering, town group Will was actively interested in mechanical engineering, and served as an officer in the American Society of Mechanical Engineers. He also was a mem- ber of the Camera club. RUSSELL E. NEAL, civil engineering, town group Another married member of the graduating class, Russell also holds down a full-time job at Bethlehem Steel while attending Lehigh. He is a member of the American Society of Civil Engineers, and intends to continue his work at Bethlehem Steel upon graduation. 25