Lehigh University - Epitome Yearbook (Bethlehem, PA)

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k J M Qehigh university, can it be depicted as a manufacturing plant engaged in the production of gradu- ates? It is possible to draw the analogy in the sense that students may be likened to raw materials which go through a process of addition, deletion, and shaping to become more or less finished products. Lehigh, however, is different from most machinery in the respect that when production halts at the end of the day the materials in their various stages of completion do not merely lie idle until activity is resumed again. Here the unfinished product, the undergraduate, somehow finds time for things other than the me- chanics of learning from books. It is in these extra hours that those things occur which give Lehigh life its own particular individuality. In this volume we have not attempted to portray the complete picture, but merely to provide rep- resentative glimpses of what comprises Lehigh life. All changes from past form or content have been made in an effort to make the picture as clear as possible. OPENING SECTION Page 1 EDITOR— ROBERT L. SMITH CLASS SECTION Page 33 EDITOR— EMERSON H. VIRDEN, JR. LIVING GROUP SECTION Page 141 EDITOR— ROBERT W. COURTNEY ATHLETICS SECTION Page 241 EDITOR— ROBERT C. HICKS ACTIVITIES SECTION Page 285 EDITOR— J. RICHARD SHULTZ SOCIETY SECTION Page 341 EDITOR— HERBERT L. SEEGER, JR.

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dedication In the process of procuring an education we have all had occasion to engage in physical as well as mental exercise. To the man who in our minds stands for the physical phase of our education we respectfully dedicate this volume of the Epitome. Because of his ever present friendliness and sincere interest in every student, Fay Conant Bart- lett has in the past thirty-two years become an in- tegral part of Lehigh. It is in recognition of his con- spicuous service and untold contributions to the Lehigh student that we of the Class of 1949 make this dedication.

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CAMPUS VIEW FROM DRAVO HOUSE When seated in my old at me hair ) r dream of days gone by CAMPUS DREAMS