Lehigh University - Epitome Yearbook (Bethlehem, PA)

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STECK Although many people have said that the students of Lehi gh lack spirit and enthusiasm, all one has to do is attend a wrestling meet or a Lafayette Weekend rally to realize that this is untrue. The students of Lehigh are encouraged to be enthusiastic from the day they step on campus as freshmen until they graduate. One man on campus has a great influence in this spirit-building. He leads the freshmen at the freshmen orientation week smoker and is one of the first members of the faculty the frosh get to know. He helps build student spirit at the Lafayette and other football rallies. He is always a popular contender in the fall Ugly Man contest. He is the primary emcee at the Flagpole ceremonies in the spring. Already this year he has received several awards and gifts from the University and other organizations. One of these awards, given to him by the student body, was presented at a wrestling match in Grace Hall. The fans attending the match gave him a standing ovation of several minutes duration — just for receiving a gift and award. It is for these and many other reasons that the staff of the 1967 Epitome takes great pleasure in dedicating this yearbook to a popular and deserving man. Professor John S. Steckbeck.

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To a Freshman, four years seem like an eternity . . . « , ' .4 • : . ■- . 1 -V -iit