Bucknell University - L Agenda Yearbook (Lewisburg, PA)

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.MILITAHV DIPLOMACY Gen. Tasker H. Bliss, t ' x- 73 Chief of General Staff, U. S. A. Dr. David Jayne Hill, ' 74 E.v-Ambassador to Germany POLITICS ENGINEERING lli Hon. E. E. Tustin, ' 84 Ex-Stale Senator J. O. Shipman, ' 89 Division Engineer Nezv York Cily Rapid Transit Co.

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from three-(|uarters of a billion to three liillion passengers. Then, too, as a graduate engineer in Chemistry we have Morris VanGundy, who has proved invahialile to the Texas Oil Co. As knowledge has been imparted to us as stu lents h} ' our facult •, this spirit of teaching others has been assimilated and characterizes itself in such Educators as Dr. Lincoln Hulley, President of The John B. Stetson Univer- sity, and Dr. Milton G. Evans, President of Crozer Theological Seminary. L ' niversities uriginatcd for the purpose of instructing Law, Medicine and Religion. W ' liile Hucknell does not graduate men with these degrees, yet our alumni who have studied further ha e attained a commendable degree of suc- cess in their respective vocations. We ha e the far-famed Dr. Ziegler, noted as an eye-specialist, to represent medicine; Judge J. Warren Davis. jud2;e of the I ' ederal ciiurt of New Jersey, to reiiresent Law: Dr. Batton, who has charge of the American Baptist War Work, and Dr. Raymond West, Secre- tary of the New Jersey Baptist State Board, to rejiresent religion. Ve fintl, too, that some of our alumni have ac(|uirc(l a distinguished liter- ary aljilit} ' . As e ' idence of this let us jireseut to iiu I ' arl Sprout, who had gradually adxanced in joiu-nalistic work from the l- ' dit(irship of the Buck- nellian until he has lately filled the position of Religious Editor on the North American editorial staff. We also have Louis Theiss, author of such books as Lumber Jack Bob, and various other famed boys ' books, as representa- tive of special literary eminence. You will mile that our alumni spread into nther fields than those especial- ly prepared for here. For instance, we ha e social workers. Most noteworthy of these we can mention Miss Mar}- Belle Harris, Superintendent of Vomen of the Dejiartment of Correction at Blackwell Island, N. Y. Her influence there has been far-reaching and of great lieneht. Money makes the world go. Business makes the money go. This is the slogan Kresge started with and todav he is an important factor in the business world of retail commodities, owning a chain of the Kresge 5 and lo ' s ' throughout the northeastern states. So, we will end what might be an almost endless enumeration, ha ing set lose of our al in the various fields. forth those of our alumni w ho ha -e attained a com mentlable degree of success

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p:i)U( ' A ' i ' I()N RELIGION Dk. Lincoln Hulley, ' 88 Pics. J. P. Sictsoii Uiiii ' crsitv. Florida Dr. Raymond West, ' HH Sc-i-y. .V. . Baftist Slate Board JOURNALISM ATHLETICS L AKI. Sl ' KIH I . Il,s Xorlh .linrrican Staff 1 1 1 H 1 ■ ft « 1 1 w V ' ' a Chkimiii ' hku M a 1 hkw sun, ex- ' 02 Manaiicr Cincinnati Kcds 24