Lehigh University - Epitome Yearbook (Bethlehem, PA)

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CONTENTS ADMINISTRATION AND FACULTY Administration Arts and Science Business Administration Engineering Military Graduate School HONORARIES AND SOCIETIES GRADUATES SPORTS Physical Education Spring Sports Autumn Sports Winter Sports CLUBS AND ORGANIZATIONS LIVING GROUPS Residence Halls Fraternities COMMUNITY Advertisers Senior Directory Acknowledgments and Staff Index 48 50 58 74 80 96 100 102 118 170 172 176 186 196 222 260 262 292 358 360 383 396 398

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DEDICATION There is in every college or univer- sity a man whose mere presence is an asset to the institution. This type of person commands both the sincere re- spect of students and the admiration of his colleagues, and his figure on campus lends both color and quiet dig- nity to university life. Such a man is Dr. Charles A. Seidle, Vice-President of Lehigh University. Through his sixteen years of unend- ing service to Lehigh, first with the Office of Admission, then as its direc- tor, and now as Vice-President, Dr. Seidle has been both a friend of the student and an extremely able admin- istrator. A phrase often heard is that if something should be done. Dr. Seidle is the man to see. Lehigh, as a university, owes quite a lot to Charles A. Seidle, and in this spirit we dedicate to him the 1964 Epitome.

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LEHIGH UNIVERSITY BETHLEHEM, PENNSYLVANIA A University is comprised of many things that are necessary to make it a place of learning, but most of all it is comprised of people. People: and their activities and their entertain- ment and their search for that elusive something called a better life which college is supposed to represent. The following pages are an attempt to capture glimpses of these people at Lehigh University.