Lehigh University - Epitome Yearbook (Bethlehem, PA)

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T Oa If prsrA } V- 9«Mt A I vaguely remember my first day, my first JO week, as a Lehigh freshman. Staring at pnimeographed notices shoved in my face, f meticulously attending the insignificant orien- tetion meetings, anxiously wondering about my roommate and the other guys I would meet, watching Steck scream, shout, dance, and cry, Seventy-one for fun, trying to ob- tain beer, waiting two hours in a bookstore line to pay outrageous prices for textbooks, sweating constantly in the hot, overcast, humid Bethlehem air, muttering a quiet good- bye to my father — these images flash through my mind. Little did I realize then that I was saying good- bye to an old life style and to an old set of val- ues, and saying hello to a new sense of in- dividualism, to a new perception of reality, to , a new world of fantasy. Now nearly all has changed!

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When comparing my present appearance with the picture on my Lehigh I.D. card, the ex- ternal change is manifest, the internal change is implied. And I go to class, study, or read a book, seeking a truth which always e ludes me. And at last I must conclude after looking at that which is comprehensible, that it is only the in- comprehensible which sheds any light.