Lehigh University - Epitome Yearbook (Bethlehem, PA)

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CONTENTS M ■I ■ •u- 1 ' Vl ■: . ' . University . . Administration Arts and Science Business Administration Engineering . In Memoriam Graduates Class of 1960 Athletics . . . Physical Education Autumn Sports Winter Sports Spring Sports Living Groups . Residence Halls . Fraternities Activities . . . . Student Government Publications . . . Music and Drama Religious Groups Organizations . . Memories . . . Advertising . . . Advertisers . . . Senior Directory Acknowledgements Organizational Index

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DEDICATION To his students, he brought the qualities of humor and worldly understanding. From them, he demanded the highest standards of scholarly achievement. To his department, he brought his great energies and diverse talents, his desire to improve and to contribute. And, to Lehigh, where he came as any young student, and where he stayed to rise to eminence in his field and to be esteemed in the eyes of educators, students, and industrialists, he signified the university man as he is idealized and as he is sought. In recognition of his abilities and ethics as a teacher and a gentle- man, we proudly dedicate the 1960 Epitome to Doctor Earl J. Serf ass. Dr. Serjass unique classroom manner attracted men to study chemistry and to bring their dates to the freshman chem lectures.

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In Perspective — looking forward to a look back None of the profundities of college yearbook writers nor any of the frivolous or fresh remarks can supplant the personal impressions gleaned by the individual graduate. In four years at Lehigh, the variety of acts and expressions on the part of any Lehigh man will supersede in breadth and in depth the observations of the Epitome. The year- book is a compromise which, despite its four hundred pages, is severely limited in scope. The pictures of class buildings and of football crowds, of thoughtful professors and of Saturday celebra- tions, cannot retell, they can only suggest the aggregate sentiments which comprise your feel- ings toward Lehigh University. If, in some afternoon, you take up your Epitome, and look back, and remember a face, or a party, or a big game, then you may give credit to your college yearbook. It has recorded and reminded and is thus a success. To undergraduates, a yearbook is an annual surprise, surprise at that which was included and surprise at that omitted. Among the photos are faces never seen before, buildings never entered, and views of campus they have never known. And, the surprise is always pleasant for, amazingly, despite the editor ' s efforts to present the typical and the ordinary events of the preceding months, all readers feel they are seeing something new. So, like grass, we bend with the prevailing winds. This book attempts to combine the slick with the sentimental, offering the pleasure of the unex- pected and the familiar memories of life at Lehigh to the alumnus who opens the book for a retro- spective view of college. Covering the traditional highlights of the uni- versity year including houseparties and spring A warm day in early spring and the Lehigh man moves out of doors. After a winter of comparative confinement these Fine Arts majors are finally able to get a study of the library in its leafless setting. Soon buds will bring color to the drab campus.