Lehigh University - Epitome Yearbook (Bethlehem, PA)

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Buildings are more than a protec- tion from the elements and a place to store one ' s possessions. They reflect the people in and around them and are reflected, in turn, onto the char- acter of their residents. Lehigh gradu- ates will perhaps remember some of the buildings here long after they have forgotten the people within their walls. The old stone, the trees and gross, the bulk of South Mountain all per- meate the thoughts of the scholar and indelibly mark him with knowledge of values beyond his finite human existance.

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Sr HUGH TAYLOR $ »• i C:»- This year the Lehigh community was offered a rare chance to join the search for knowledge and a better life guided by prominent persons from all walks of life. The Centennial Convoca- tion was well-planned and executed, with extreme care and ottention token to moke participants and audience aware of the subtle strength and good taste of a modern University. Unfor- tunately, the productive release of edu- cated discussion was never realized. Worse yet was the poor attendance from an intellectuol community that should have greeted such an experi- ment with enthusiasm. For left: the Keynote dinner with President Neville speaking. Above: the panel for the symposium on Production and Human Resources.