Lehigh University - Epitome Yearbook (Bethlehem, PA)

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The snack bar in the University Center is frequented between classes for discussion of weighty topics such as secretaries. A puzzle for the engineer? Famous past and contemporary works are frequently displayed for the student ' s inspection. Cast members rehearse while crew technicians scan the settings as they plan the lighting for Witness for the Prosecution , Mustard and Cheese ' s fall production. The Cliff Clefs, a talented group of glee club members specializing in ballads, folk songs, and barbershop tunes, capture the audience ' s attention in Grace concert.

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Alumni weekend brings back many old grads who recall fond undergraduate memories. ■i£r ' ■ Alumni of vintage 1944 join Alumni Weekend parade in prison garb to cleanse their souls of a variety of sins. Reading and Study Clinic stu- dents learn to read swiftly as well as accurately in six weeks. It ' s lights-camera-action for these student actors in Watchman on the Mountain , film depicting Lehigh ' s role in higher education.

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I! The five final candidates for Fall Houseparty queen dance with their dates as inter- ested crowd looks on and judges attempt to make the difficult choice of a winner. filled chem building. Course societies are organizations of Lehigh undergraduates, men who possess the student ' s most valuable quality: an interest in his future. Through these living groups, these activities, course societies, and embryonic clubs, the vitality of Lehigh is evident. For the alumnus, leaving Lehigh means divorce from these groups to which he has given some amount of his time and energy. Proportionally, they filled only a small part of the years he has spent here; yet, parties, studies, and bull sessions aside, these organizations leave a special flavor. Within them is the opportunity for accomplish- ment and achievement apart from the discipline of studies. Combined with the friendships he has made, the professors he has known, and the opportuni- ties he has had to study to his capacity and to try himself, the alumnus, in later years can rea- sonably look back upon and be proud of Lehigh University, his home and his school, it having represented one of the vital periods of his life. Professor Hook gives these listeners an unusual treat in a poetry-reading session, one of a Friday series in- itiated by the English Department faculty this year. 17