Bucknell University - L Agenda Yearbook (Lewisburg, PA)

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QTion PAUL SHEARER ALTHOUSE, 1912 Tenor, Mimbir Chicago Civic Opera Company ' ■■TASKER HOWARD BLISS, 1873 Genlral, Uniti.d States Army DAVID JAYNE hill, 1874 Diplomat, Former Ambassador to Germany lewis COLUMBUS HYI.BERT, 1905 Missionary, Decorated by Chinese Government RUSH HARRISON KRESS, 1900 Merchant ' ■CHRISTOPHER MATHEWSON, 1902 AlULETE AND GeNTLEMAN JOHN WALLS, 1898 Engineer, Decorated by Italian Government -SAMUEL LEWIS ZIEGLER, 1880 Opthalmologist and Inventor Deceased.

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DIDIG AsL. Agenda mirrors Bucknell University so the University reflects the spirit and strength of her alumni. It is to these thousands of sons and daughters that this book is dedicated in recognition of that devotion and love which has made the alumni The Life Blood of the College. The alumni are the measure of Bucknell ' s success and her most priceless asset. They are her sharpest critics and her most loyal defenders. As we prepare to join the ranks of the alumni we ex- press a hope that we also may be worthy sons and daugh- ters of a great mother and that our lives mav reflect greater glory upon Bucknell. We have chosen eight Bucknellians, outstanding men in various fields, as representative alumni to whom we dedi- cate the eight sections of this book. Their names appear on the opposite page. The Editors.

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' So the Qlass of 1932 WE are gratified that you recognize in us a part of Bucknell. We feel that we are a vital part of Alma Mater and your recognition of us warms our hearts anew to The College on The Hill. We were once in your places as stu- dents there. We know and love Lewisburg, the river, and the quiet peaceful beauty of it all. Your thought of us turns back our minds to those days when we enjoyed the privileges that you now know. Some of the men we revered as professors have passed on. Others still honor Bucknell with their presence on her faculty. You have come to know some of these men and as years go by the memory of your acquaintanceships will become golden. It is ties such as these that knit us all together as we stancl at the feet of our common Mother — Bucknell. You belong to Bucknell today more indelibly than you know for now you are weaving that indivisible tie that will link you through life to your college. May your undergraduate days be happv ones for in the mirror of such happy memories you will often see the real worth of Bucknell. Your student days will end as ours did — all too soon — and your responsibilities to the world, the state, and your community will be felt. Part of your Bucknell training is to fit you for these responsibilities and we know that you will be worthy of them. You will soon join our ranks as alumni and we shall be happy to welcome you to friendship and responsibility for through the union of these two are we enabled to serve Alma Mater. As you think of us so we think of you — in terms of Bucknell. Let us go forward together determined that with our love and aid Bucknell will become a finer and more noble Mother to us and we shall in turn endeavor to be children worthy of her. The Alumni Council OF Bucknell University