Get out that old silver goblet with Lehigh upon it
And we’ll open up another keg of beer;
For we all came to college
But we didn’t come for knowledge,
So we’ll raise hell while we’re here.
Haven’t you ever woken up missing life at Lehigh? Ever miss things like reciting the alma mater with your class at the The Rally, feasting on copious amounts of food on Chicken Finger Fridays, feeling the breeze in your face during your first bed race, and of course, enjoying yet another win against Lafayette. The list can go on with the memories made on South Mountain.
With The Goblet, created by Lehigh alumni for Lehigh alumni, we hope to help you relive many of those wonderful moments that can seem so distant now that you’re in the “Real World.” We invite all of our alumni to share their memories and make connections about Lehigh life away from the little town of Bethlehem.
Rob – I was so glad to hear of you and your passion for your work at Lehigh from Coach John Covert a few weeks back. My years at Lehigh are fondly remembered for the great teammates With who I ran on our nationally ranked Cross Country team – Ed Carney, John Heil, Bob Detrick, Tim Steele, Jack Collins, Roger Jackuweicz, the late Scott Nicholas and so many others. The championships we garnered were wonderful, but nothing can replace the bond we shared. I left LU without graduating (I was the youngest if all those teammates and a year or two vehicles d them in school) but finished my degree at U if Maryland before returning to LU for graduate school.
Being a part of those great teams was an honor for me – and I am so pleased to hear that you are preserving their greatness for generations to come. This year is the 50th anniversary of our ICAAAA victory – a victory that was the most dominating performance ever seen by that 100+ mem er school organization.
Thank you for preserving those great memories, and I do hope to meet you one day.
Keep up the good work!
Rob – I was so glad to hear of you and your passion for your work at Lehigh from Coach John Covert a few weeks back. My years at Lehigh are fondly remembered for the great teammates with whom I ran on our nationally ranked Cross Country team – Ed Carney, John Heil, Bob Detrick, Tim Steele, Jack Collins, Roger Jackuweicz, the late Scott Nicholas and so many others. The championships we garnered were wonderful, but nothing can replace the bond we shared. I left LU without graduating (I was the youngest if all those teammates and a year or two behind them in school) but finished my degree at U of Maryland before returning to LU for graduate school.
Being a part of those great teams was an honor for me – and I am so pleased to hear that you are preserving their greatness for generations to come. This year is the 50th anniversary of our ICAAAA victory – a victory that was the most dominating performance ever seen by that 100+ member organization.
Thank you for preserving those great memories, and I do hope to meet you one day.
Keep up the good work!