Lehigh University - Epitome Yearbook (Bethlehem, PA)

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track is the first of the new facilities for inter-collegiate sports. To follow are a wrestling arena, a pool and eventually, a football stadium. Optimistically enough, a basketball court surrounded by more than 7,000 seats is also being considered. The construction of fraternity houses is continuing, the fascination of the hill showing no signs of abating. The brothers of Kappa Sigma have moved into bright new quarters, claiming the highest house on campus, weekends included. Eager souls in Sigma Phi Epsilon and Delta Phi hope to see bright new pillars on the hill in the near future as well. 28

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But thoughts of new buildings, new courses, and new departments are not what the student will carry away with him. Rather, it is the small, often insignificant happening, the subtle event, the break in routine which will be recorded, filed, and preserved: the night of the Mil Ball when the smoothly performing AFROTC Crack Drill Team didn ' t perform too smoothly because most of the members were a little too well lubricated to be smooth: the professor who couldn ' t understand why no one had shown up for his final exam — until he discovered that he had shown up at nine o ' clock instead of two: the student who appeared at his Saturday class and found himself the only one of 24 men to consider E.E. 142 more important than the EIWA championships. And thus, the Lehigh of today will remain in memory alone. In the pages of the EPITOME, the editors have attempted to bring together a few pictures, a few words which, in years to come, will help to evoke these memories, pleasant and enriching, of life as it was when I was at Lehigh. 29