Bucknell University - L Agenda Yearbook (Lewisburg, PA)

Text from Pages 1 - 204 of the 1935 volume:

■•♦ ' -♦ ' ' I I • ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ « % « 1S)35 qenda VOLUME FORTY-FOUR PUBLISHED BY THE CLASS OF 1935 BUCKNELL UNIVERSITY • r - ♦• •♦• ■♦■ •♦- • • ■ ' -• • ♦ •♦ ■♦• 10 3 5 FOREWORD T HIS, the forty-fourth volume of L ' Agenda, is a chronicle of the year 1933-34 at Bucknell. A record of the past year has a deeper value than merely the evoking of pleasant mem- ories. It is especially significant because of the changes that have been effected in every phase of activity on the campus. Life at the University has been designed upon new patterns. It is our desire to represent in this book the spirit of a new Bucknell. •—••■■■mil ...•■■iiilltti ♦ V-V-V-% ' - L A.GEN ' D JIH f iniiii.... x Book I Book II CONTENTS University Administration Faculty Freshmen Fall Sports Fraternities Sophomores Organizations Winter Sports Book III Book IV Jun lors Honorary Fraternities Spring Sports Seniors - 1 © 3 D DEDICATION R. RAINEY was entering upon his first year as President of Bucknell University when we, the class of 1935, began our student careers. Together we grew in knowledge and appre- ciation of Bucknell. As the third year of our college ex- perience draws to a close, we wish to acknowl- edge a respected leader and comrade. To him we dedicate this book. k ♦ ♦ ♦ L A.GET D IIIM ' j iniiii.. ftv ' -%, V V Li fe . DR. HOMER P. RAINEY ' 1 ■ - ♦••.♦•♦♦• 31 V BOOK ONE SEPTEMBER TWENTIETH TO NOVEMBER THIRTIETH -♦•♦■♦ -4 ♦ •♦• , - - ■ ■ ■ ♦ ♦■ Homer Price Rainey Prcsitfctit Dr. Homer P. Rainey, a native Texan, is a graduate of Ferris Academy and of Austin College, where he served for a time as a member of the faculty. After receiving his Ph.D. degree from the University of Chicago in 1924, he went to the University of Oregon as a Professor of Education, and from there was called to the Presidency of Franklin College. When he assumed this position, he was the youngest college president in the United States. Since his acceptance of the Presidency of Bucknell University, November 13, 1931, University organization has undergone distinct revision. Five academic groups have been formed; the curriculum has been revised; administration of student affairs has been reorganized; the Junior College has been started; one unit of the new building program has been completed. These projects represent a progressive program toward the realization of the true purpose of the liberal arts college. [9] ♦ ♦ ♦ 9 ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ • TRUSTEES OF BUCKNELL UNIVERSITY Amerman, R. a. ----- - Lincoln Trust Building, Scranton, Pa. Baldrige, Thomas J., D.C.L. -------- Hollidaysburg, Pi. BosTwicK, R. G., A.M., LL.B. 2812-2821 Grant Bldg., Grant St. and 4tli Ave., Pittsburgh, Pa. Burpee, David ------- W. Atlee Burpee Co., Philadelphia, P.i. Davis, J. W., LL.D., D.C.L., J.U.D. - - - - - P. O. Bldg., Trenton, N. .|. Decker, O. J., LL.D -------- Trust Bldg., Williamsport, Pa. Evans, M. G., A.M., D.D., LL.D. - - Crozer Theological Seminary, Chester, Pa. Greene, Edward M. ------- 206 Second St., Huntingdon, Pa. Harris, Dr. Mary Belle - Federal Industrial Institution for Women, Alderson, W. Va. Harris, Reese H., A.M., LL.B. - - - Scranton Electric Bldg., Scranton, Pa. Henderson, Joseph W., A.B., A.M., LL.B. - - Packard Bldg., Philadelphia, Pa. Hopper, H. B., B.S. ------- 1420 Walnut St., Philadelphia, Pa. HuLLEY, Elkanah B., B.S., Eng.D. - - - 2618 Grant Bldg., Pittsburgh, Pa. Hulley ' , Lincoln, Ph.D., Litt.D., LL.D., D.C.L. John B. Stetson University, Deland, Fla. Johnson, A. W., A.B., LL.D., D.C.L. - - - University Ave., Lewisburg, Pa. Marts, Arnaud C. ------- 52 1 Fifth Ave., New York, N. Y. Morton, Earl A., A.B., A.M., LL.B. ----- Box 960, Pittsburgh, Pa. Padelford, F. W., D.D., LL.D. - - - - 75 Pleasant St., Newton Centre, Mass. Roberts, Wm. E., A.M., LL.B. ----- 21 Morris Lane, Scarsdaie, N. Y. RooKE, R.L., B.S. --------- 40 Wall St., New York, N. Y. Shirley, John T. -------- 1702 Clark Bldg., Pittsburgh, Pa. Smith, H. F., Ph. B., M.D., Sc.D. ----- 1 30 State St., Harrisburg, Pa. Sordoni, Andrew J. ------------ Kingston, Pa. Stetson, John B., Jr., A.B. ------ Packard Bldg., Philadelphia, Pa. SUPPLEE, C. Henderson ------ 1 523 N. 26th St., Philadelphia, Pa. Thompson, Wm. H. ----------- Hightstown, N. J. Vaughan, Charles P., Sc.D. - - 240 W. Susquehanna Ave., Philadelphia, Pa. Walls, Wm. C, A.B. - - - - - - - - 26 S. Third St., Lewisburg, Pa. Weaver, J. Heisley, LL.D. Broad St. Station Bldg., 1617 Pennsylvania Blvd., Philadelphia, Pa. Wilson, John M. - - - - - - - - 319 Frick Bldg., Pittsburgh, Pa. ' Deceased. [ 10 TJ ' ACULTY, students, and friends of - - Bucknell were saddened by the sudden death of the Reverend Dr. Raymond M. West on October 15, 1933. Student pastor and trustee of Bucknell University, and pastor of the Lewisburg Baptist Church, Dr. West was known as a man of high pur- pose and worthy act. For his career in the ministry, and for his endeavor in her service, his Alma Mater, Bucknell University, honors lim highly. Dr. Raymond M. Wlst ' F the men Bucknell is proud to call her sons, none was more loyal than Dr. Lincohi Hulley, President of John B. Stetson University until his death on January 20, 1934. One of three brothers to graduate from Bucknell, Dr. Hulley took a prominent part in college activities. At graduation his association with Bucknell did not cease. The University knew him as a well-loved professor and, in Later years, as an alumjii trustee. Scholarly attainment won for him a profusion of honors, his warm personality a host of friends. His name will live long in the annals of the University. Dr. Lincoln Hulley 11 Since September, 192 3 Dr. Romeyn H. Rivenburg has been Dean of the College at Bucknell University, his Alma Mater, from which he was graduated in the class of 1897. Dean Rivenburg has served as Presi- dent of the Higher Education Department of the Pennsylvania State Education Association, and as President of the Eastern Association of College Deans and Advisers of Men. ROMI.VN HnNllY RiVHNBURG Dtait of the Colic fit- In 1914 Miss Amelia E. Clark received her A.B. degree from Elmira College, and the following year, her M.A. degree from Columbia. As Assistant Pro- fessor of French she taught at Elmira College from 1916 until 1924, when she came to Bucknell. Miss Clark was made Acting Dean of Women in 192 5 and the following year became Dean of Women. On leave of absence during the year 1932-33, she studied at New York University. Amllia Elizablth Clark Dcaii of Women Dean Miller holds his A.B. degree from the Uni- versity of Richmond and his M.A. degree from the University of Virginia. After teaching three years at William and Mary College, he was awarded a fellowship by the National Council. He spent two years at Columbia University in graduate study, then came to Bucknell in 1930 as Dean of Freshmen and Assistant Professor of Psychology. In February, 193 3 he was made Dean of Students. J. HiLLIS MriJ.ER Dean of Sftitlenfs [12] Rainly RiVENBURG MlLLLB ElSENHAUER HOLTER ROBBINS Sutherland Simpson Lawson Ogburn THE UNIVERSITY COUNCIL ONE of Bucknell ' s least known yet most active groups is the University Council. This ex-officio body of men is composed of the President, Homer P. Rainey; Director of the Junior College and Summer Extension, J. H. Eisenhaucr; Dean of the College, R. H. Rivenburg; Dean of Students, J. Hillis Miller; the Chairmen of the Five Academic Groups, S. C. Ogburn, H. W. Rabbins, R. L. Sutherland, F. M. Simpson, G. B. Lawson; and the Registrar, H. W. Holter. The Council was organized on November 30, 1932 for the purpose of handling those matters which are difficult to discuss adequately in a session of the entire faculty. Many of the old faculty committees have been abolished and their duties taken over by this unit. Matters dealing with admission, attendance, standing, curriculum and courses, registration, rules, regulations, the summer session and extension, are among those items now efficiently handled by this one administrative body. 13] Sprague, Coleman, bAiLrxTiNE, Rockwell. Frantz Griffith, Warfel, Robbins, Smith Whyte, Clark, Padou. Phillips, Theiss LANGUAGE GROUP H. W. RoBBI C . NS, Chairniiiii Prof. Harry W. Robbins Prof. Leo L. Rockwell Prof. James P. Whyte Prof. William H. Coleman Prof. Lewis E. Theiss Asst. Prof. Harry R. Warfel Prof. Benjamin W. Griffith Prof. Amelia E. Clark Asst. Prof. Jennie D. Phillips Asst. Prof. Charles W. Smith Asst. Prof. Arthur L. Brandon Instr. Byron S. Hollinshead Instr. Lois A. Stevenson Ficiicl} Instr. Gladys E. Calkins Instr. Majel K. Brooks Gcrniun Prof. Leo L. Rockwell Asso. Prof. Adolf I. Frantz Prof. William H. Eyster Instr. V. A. McCrossen Greek Prof. Frank R. Hamblin Latin Prof. Floyd G. Ballcntine S [hi II is I) Asso. Prof. Frank A. Sprague Instr. Louise Padou [14] ♦ ■• . •♦ BiscoE, Burgee, Newland, Page, Davis, Matz Sutherland, Peterson, Nimkoef, Karraker, Gathings SOCIAL SCIENCE GROUP Ecoiioiiucs lunl Comnicnc aiul Finance Prof. Robert L. Matz Prof. Rudolph Peterson Asst. Prof. Alvln B. Biscoe Asst. Prof. Arthur L. Brandon Asst. Prof. Clyde E. Burgee Instr. Forrest E. Keller Eilucatidii Asso. Prof. John H. Eisenhauer Asst. Prof. Thirl E. Newland Prof. Frank G. Davis ; Hiitory Asst. Prof. Paul W. Gates Asst. Prof. Cyrus H. Karraker Asst. Prof. J. Orin Oliphant Instr. William T. Johnson Political Science Asso. Prof. Ralph E. Page Asst. Prof. James A. Gathings Sociology Prof. Robert L. Sutherland Asso. Prof. Meyer F. Nimkoff R. L. Sutherland. Cb }ii!rfUiiu ♦ ♦ ♦ f MiLLIlR. LlNDEMANN. LoWRY. MAcCREADlt, RiCHARDSON, MUSSER Stewart, Derr, Davis, Simpson, Owens NATURAL SCIENCE GROUP As ronoiny y sst. Prof. John S. Gold Biology Prof. Nelson F. Davis Prof. Norman H. Stewart Prof. John W. Rice Prof. William H. Eyster Dr. Lester P. Fowle F. M. Simpson, ChtiiiiHiiH Chemistry Prof. William G. Owens Prof. Orel S. Groner Asst. Prof. William H. Schuyler Asst. Prof. Bruce J. Miller Geology Prof. Nelson F. Davis Mat lie lint tica Prof. Charles A. Lindemann Prof. Clarence H. Richardson Asst. Prof. John S. Gold Asst. Prof. Wm. T. MacCreadic Prof. Martin L. Drum Phyiici Prof. Frank M. Simpson Asst. Prof. Voris B. Hall Asst. Prof. Welles N. Lowry Physical Education Dir. John D. Plant Asst. Dir. Malcolm Musser Dir. Sylvia Derr [16] ♦ ' •♦ ' GiEs, LeMon Bond, Harriman, Sticknev, Cook Stolz, Jenkins, Melrose, Armstrong. Lawson PHILOSOPHY AND THE ARTS GROUP Art Instr. Bl.inchard S. Gunimo Music Prof. Paul G. Stolz Asst. Prof. Paul Gies Instr. Melvin W. LeMon Instr. Ruth Hlavaty Instr. Grace Jenkins Philosophy Prof. George B. Lawson Instr. Byron S. HoUinshead Psychology Prof. Philip L. Harriman Asst. Prof. J. Hillis Miller Instr. Byron S. HoUinshead Religion Prof. Charles M. Bond Instr. Charlotte G. Armstrong Instr. Melicent Melrose Instr. Charles F. Stickney Instr. Harold E. Cook G. B. Lawson, Cbiiirmau [17] ♦ ♦♦♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ . ♦ ♦ GiUFFiTH, Gardner, Ogburn, Kininlk Carman, Drum, Shaffer ENGINEERING GROUP S. C. Ogburn. CJniirtiiiiii Prof. Silion C. Ogburn Asst. Prof. R. C. Kintner Ciiil Ein iiicrriii; Prof. Dalzell M. Griffith Prof. Martin L. Drum Instr. Robert A. Gardner Electrical Engiiiccr ii} Prof. Walter K. Rhodes Asst. Prof. George A. Irland Asst. Prof. Harold A. Shaffer Mccba iical E)i; iiiceri)!o Prof. Frank E. Burpee Asst. Prof. Harold A. Shaffer Asst. Prof. Warren D. Garman Instr. George M. Kunkel 18] E. Wrtcht, Martin, M. Wright, Tewksdury Zerbe, Williamson, Bentley LIBRARY STAFF Lihrar ' iiiii Eliza Johnston Martin Assist II 11 Jjhviiriiim Mary Boardman Wright Elizabeth McCreary Wright Rachel Heim Williamson Margaret Zerbe Assistants in the Library Elizabeth A. Bentley Albert M. Tewksbury [19] ♦ ♦ i ADMINISTRATION OF STUDENT AFFAIRS W: J. HiLLis Miller Deiin of St?iileiits ITH the exception of academic matters and stu- dent discipline, the general administrative super- vision of all matters relating to student life is centered in the office of the Dean of Students. The office of the Dean of Students was created by the Board of Trus- tees in the spring of 1933. It is a separate division responsi- ble directly to the President and has no organic connection with any of the other administrative offices on the campus. A fine spirit of cooperation exists between them. Realiz- ing that the typical American college campus is a com- plicated maze of organizations, activities and influences and that Bucknell is no excep- tion, the new office has set as its goal the intelligent facing of all extra-curricular activities and organizations in terms of the educational process. The goal set by the office explains the close relationship between students and faculty members in all the committees set up to supervise and govern student affairs. The Board of Publications, for example, supervises and manages all publications. This Board consists of three faculty members designated as advisers for the three publications repre- sented on the Board, and the editor and business manager of each publication. All staff appointments are approved by the Publications Board. In some cases the students make direct application to the Board. All contracts are examined and passed upon by the Board. Another illustration is the Artist Course Committee. Because of its wide range and significance for the University and the community at large, this committee is made up of seven faculty members and three students. This committee arranges for all the Artist Course numbers distributed through the college year, to the support of which the students contribute through the Student Budget. Another illustration is the Budget Committee. The Budget Committee consists of students and faculty members, and any organization or group interest is at liberty to appear before the Budget Committee and ask to be placed on the Budget. All claims will be weighed carefully by the committee and a report made to the Student-Faculty Congress, which has authority to regulate and to legislate with respect to all student affairs. The authority which the Congress exercises comes directly from the Dean of Students, and all committees and councils on the campus are subject to the direct control of the Congress. 20 THE STUDENT-FACULTY CONGRESS THE Student-Facul ty Congress is the supreme governing body on the campus. AH organizations and committees are definitely connected with the Congress, the membership of which includes twelve faculty members who are advisers for the twelve major interests and activities of students, and eighteen student representatives from eighteen interest groups on the campus. So far as possible, the Congress does not interfere with matters which concern a single interest group on the campus. When two or more activities or groups are concerned, the Congress has the power to legislate. Samuel Barker Ruth Rippel Intcrcit Group Dramatics Publications Athletics Honorary and Professional Societies Music Literary Religion Forensics Citizenship Officers Members Student Representatin John Younghusband Walter Ruch Edward Myers Walker Groezinger Harry Wightman Leighton Peters Vincent Wayland Samuel Barker Emily Orr President Secretary Faculty Council Professor Smith Dr. Theiss Mr. Musser Dr. Iriand Professor Gies Dr. Warfel Mr. Brown Professor Brandon Dr. Peterson Business Management Government Social Relations Pan-Hellenic Council Interfraternity Council Nonfraternity Group Professor Burgee Professor Page Dr. Lowry Ruth Rippel Alfred Howe Douglas Spicer Women ' s Student Gov ' t. Dormitory Men Senior Class Junior Class Sophomore Class Freshman Class Dorothea Miiiikin Aubrey Kemp Sanford Barcus Clunet Lewis Carl Huus Thomas Richards [21] EVENTS Literature Building Begun  J|:1 lt .. Dean Clark Returns to Campus Freshmen Enrolled for Surveys Erskine, Convocation Speaker Scholarship Honors AX.M. A.X.O. FRESHMAN CLASS Charles Anthony Allen, C. F. Coytesville, N. J. Russell Neal Knisely Appleby, A.B. Sii ina Alpha Epsilon Harrisburg Ralph Harry Axthelm, C. F. Phi Kappa Psi East Elmhurst, N. Y. Arthur Baker, Biol. S i iiia Alpha Mii Maiden, Mass. George Thomas Ballard, Biol. Phi Gamma Delta Mount Lebanon Wilnier Towers Beck, C. F. Phi Gamma Delta Lewisburg Alfred Guy Benson Jr., C. F. Lewisburg Elmer Rockhill Biddle Jr., C. F. Kappa Siifiini Plainfield, N. J. Walter Harned Bird, Biol. Trenton, N. J. Esther Elizabeth Bishop, A.B. Delta Zeta Cape May, N. J. Henry Hall Black, Ch.E. Picture Rocks Allen Zabriskie Bogert, C. F. Kappa Sigma Bogota, N. J. Alexander Anderson Bolton Jr., Biol. Kappa Sigma Newark, N. J. Herbert Harrison Bower, A.B. Alpha Chi Mii Danville James Edward Boyd, C.E. Phi Gamma Delta Sewickley Gertrude Breinllnger, A.B. Kappa Delta Grantwood, N. J. Everett Albert Bruce, Ch.E. Sunbury Anne Dunlap Bucher, y .B. Pi Beta Phi Lewisburg Fred Anthony Bufanio, Ch.E. Alpha Phi Delta Newark, N. J. Kathryn Butchko, Ed. Alpl.Hi Chi Omega Scranton Margaret Magdeline Butchko, Biol. Hunlocks Creek Arthur Frank Butcosk, Biol. Sunburv FRESHMEN-Continued Richard Augustine Butcosk, Biol. Sunbury Leon Bernard Cameron, A.B. Phi Kappti Psi Wellsboro Margaret Esla Campbell, A.B. Marysville Octavius Cicero, Ed. Indiana Paul Sebastian Cillo, Biol. Williamsport William Bryson Clemens, Biol. Thcta Upsiliiii Oinc; ii Milton Clinton Adams Condict, A.B. Alpha Chi Mii Post Mills, Vt. Arthur Raymond Corby, Biol. Kappa Sigma Jersey City, N. J. Jean Housel Corrin, A.B. Delta Delta Delta Franklin Donald Ira Crabb, E.E. Lewisburg Mary Kathryn Crabb, A.B. Lewisburg Ernest Sherman Cramer, Ed. Lambda Chi Alpha West Collingswood, N. J. Ruth Helen Crossman, A.B. Hudson Falls, N. Y. George Winton Crouse, Biol. Smithton Georgiana Crum, A.B. Pi Beta Phi Juniata Philip Theodore CuUen, Biol. Berwick Anne Cupitt, A.B. Delta Delta Delta Glenside Elia Jerome Daddario, C. F. Paterson, N. J. Hugh Whiting Davis, C. F. Kappa Sigma Sonestown Katharine Bertha Davis, Ed. Alpha Chi Omega Glenside Sarah Elizabeth Davis, A.B. Kappa Delta Mount Carmel Earle Woodward Deacon, Biol. Kappa Sigma Bordentown, N. J. Olive Rasbridge Decker, A.B. Kappa Delta Slatington Anthony Joe DeMarco, Ed. Lambda Chi Alpha Paterson, N. J. Frederick Smith Derr, Biol. Phi Kappa Psi Williamsport Carl Ellsworth Dickens, C. F. Lavibda Chi Alpha Ithaca, N. Y. James Nelson Downing, Biol. Sigma Chi Philadelphia John Hiram Drumheller, Biol. Sunbury Frank Willard Dunham, C.E. Beta Kappa Meadville Anna Lucy Dunlap, A.B. Pi Beta Phi Muncy Madeleine Flora E arnest, A.B. Kappa Delta Hummelstown Alida Mildred Eglit, Ed. Delta Zeta Philadelphia John Henry Eisenhauer Jr., C. F. Phi Kappa Psi Lewisburg William Edward Elcome Jr., A.B. Delta Sigma Philadelphia Marguerite Louise Engelhart, Ed. Lansdowne Charles Joseph Errico, Biol. Alpha Phi Delta Jersey City, N. J. Harold Hicks Evans, Biol. Phi Gamma Delta Jersey City, N. J. Jeannette Coveney Evans, A.B. Kappa Delta Haddon Heights, N. J. Robert Story Even, C. F. Kappa Sigma Montclair, N. J. Warren Eugene Fairfield, Ch.E. Sigma Alpha Epsilun Kenmore, N. Y. Melvin Fassler, Biol. Sigma Alpha Mil Perth Amboy, N. J. Salvatore Joseph Fazio, E.E. Sigma Chi Bridgeport, Conn. John Donald Filer, Biol. Kappa Sigma Woodbury, N. J. Jackson Puctter Fitzgerald, A.B. Kappa Sigma Clarion Norman Flachs, C. F. Sigma Alpha Mii Newark, N. J. Elwood Lewis Foltz, Biol. Sigma Chi Sunbury Marie Evelyn Foust, A.B. Milton Mary Evelyn French, A.B. Nyack, N. Y. Paul Gannatale, Ed. Williamsburg Amalia Wolloch Goldberg, A.B. Newark, N. J. Thelma Laurdes Golden, A.B. Kappa Delta Hazleton Clementine Lewis Gordon, A.B. Kappa Delta Hillside, N. J. Florence Norton Green, Ed. Kappa Delta Colwyn Raymond John Green, Ed. Sigma Chi Mount Carmel Edith Helen Griesinger, C. F. Kappa Delta Plainfield, N. J. Ellen Dunning Groncmeyer, Ed. Kappa Delta Scranton Thurman Smith Grove, Ed. West Milton Laura Elizabeth Haines, A.B. Lewisburg Jean Alice Hamilton, A.B. Kappa Delta Olyphant Harry Atwood Hebbcrd, A.B. Theta Upsiloii Omega Rockville Centre, N. Y. Robert Roy Henggi, M.E. Phi Gamma Delta Oakmont Leigh Earl Herman, E.E. Williamsport Max Leon Hile, A.B. Milton David Albert Hill, Biol. Sigma Chi Irwin Edward Franklin Hitch, A.B. Phi Kappa Psi Bronxville, N. Y. [23] • r • ♦ • EVENTS Rushing Week Sept. 23-30 Library Open to Co-Eds at Night Frosh-Soph Scrap Oct. 7 Victory Bonfire Oct 28 The Royal Family Nov. 2 FRESHMEN-Continued Rita Therese Holbrook, A.B. Jersey Shore Thomas Oliver Hopkins, Biol. Phi Gamma Delta Wayne Roger Kirk Hopper, Ed. Si if ma Alpha Epsiloii Ridgewood, N. J. Berenice Fairall Howard, A.B. Harrisburg Lawrence Philip Hurtubise, Biol. Sii ma Alpha Epsiloii North Tonawanda, N. Y. Michael John Hynda, A.B. Newark, N. J. Gunther Henry Ibbeken, Biol. Sii ma Chi Haddon Heights, N. J. Frank George Ingails Jr., A.B. Staten Island, N. Y. Georgia Carlene Irvin, A.B. Kappa Delta Lewisburg Hazel Miriam Jackson, A.B. Danville Webster Whitmore Jury, M.E. Kappa Sigma Jersey City, N. J. Mary Louise Kalb, A.B. Kappa Delta Sunbury Sidney Kanengiser, C. F. Sigma Alpha Mu Newark, N. J. Charles William Kattenbach, Ed. Sigma Chi Seaford, N. Y. Julius Francis Kendall, Biol. Phi Lambda Theta Kenmore, N. Y. Elwood Kerstetter, A.B. Delta Kappa Phi Trevorton Margaret Dudley Keys, Biol. Alpha Chi Omega Williamsport William Wilson Kidd, Ch.E. Port Royal Paul William King, Ed. Mount Pleasant Charles Frederick Kirchhoff, Biol. Phi Kappa Pai Englewood, N. J. Miriam Thelma Kitchin, Ed. Watsontown Martha Lucinda Knights, A.B. Kappa Delta Williamsport FRESHMEN-Continued Malcolm Knowles, E.E. Kdpjhi Sigma Yardville, N. J. Maxwell Howard Kolodny, Biol. Yonkers, N. Y. Stephen Koronski Jr., M.E. The fa U jisiloii Onicua Babylon, N. Y. Katherine Hakes Kraiss, A.B. Pi Beta Phi Chambersburg Ida Laura Lange, Ed. Williamsport Virgil Lanni, A.B. Phi Lambda The fa Woodbridge, N. J. Willard Henry Leavitt, A.B. Thcta Upsilon Omega Woodcliff, N. J. Emeline Leinbacli, Biol. Watsontown Kent Leinbach, A.B. Watsontown John Jeremiah Lenker, Ch.E. Sunbury Julius Daniel Lewis, A.B. Elmira, N. Y. Harold Alan Lipps, Biol. Sigma Alpha Mil New York, N. Y. James Gibson Logue Jr., Biol. Kappa Sigma South Williamsport Marion Dilley Long, A.B. Alpha Chi Omega Pittsburgh Charles Lose 3rd, C.E. Phi Kappa Psi Cranford, N. J. Wladimir Lotowycz, Biol. Sigma Chi Jersey City, N. J. Grace Virginia McClung, A.B. Kappa Delia Baltimore, Md. Earl Marchand McCutcheon, A.B. Kappa Sigma New Kensington Mary Evelyn McLucas, A.B. Phi Mil Lewisburg Elizabeth McMahan, A.B. Pi Beta Phi Troy Joyce MacLeod, A.B. Elizabeth, N. J. Mary Elizabeth MacNamara, A.B. Phi Mil Huntingdon Sarah Jane Maddern, Ed. Mountain View, N. J. Morris Donald Markley, Biol. Phi Gamma Delta Schwenksville Lyetta Marshak, A.B. Delta Delta Delta Bayonne, N. J. George Lawrence Marshall, E.E. Phi Lambila Theta Towaco, N. J. Joseph Thomas Mathews, A.B. Syracuse, N. Y. John Pangburn Mathias, Ed. Sigma Chi Lewisburg Walter Bretz Mengel, Biol. Theta Upsilon Omega Frackville Frank Joseph Merges, Ed. Mount Carmel Reginald Percy Merridew, A.B. Pcckville Richard Lawrence Michaels, Biol. Selinsgrove James Austin Miers, C. F. Dallas Frances Hawley Miles, A.B. Pi Beta Phi Milton John James Miller, Biol. Sigma Alpha Epsiloii Bloomsburg Marlin Charles Miller, Ch.E. Sigma Alpha Epsiloii Donaldson Robert Grantier Miller, A.B. Lambila Chi Alpha Elmira, N. Y. Frances Eleanor Mills, A.B. Alpha Chi Omega New Dorp, N. Y. Ra) ' mond Francis Monahan, C. F. Sigma Chi Springfield, Mass. Jean Livingstone Moore, A.B. Kappa Delta Brookline Frank Ritchie More, Biol. Sigma Alpha Epsilon Sunbury Helen Labow Morgan, A.B. Delta Delta Delta Nanticoke Herbert William Morreall Jr., Ch.E, Phi Gamma Delta Mount Carmel Charles Oliver Morris Jr., C.E. Collingswood, N. J. Hugh Morrow, A.B. Delta Sigma Centre Hall Thayer David Moss, Ed. Westville, N. J. Robert Arthur Myers, M.E. Kappa Sigma Wellsboro Carlos John Nelson, A.B. Kappa Delta Kho Nesquehoning Samuel Morrison Nesbit, Biol. Lewisburg Miriam Olive Newman, A.B. Lewisburg Ober Nissley, A.B. Plii Gamma Delta Middletown Clyde Miller Noll, C. F. Alpha Chi Mil Chatham, N. J. Mabel Brooks Nylund, Biol. Delta Zeta Yeadon Ruth Mae Ortt, Biol. Alpha Chi Omega Quakertown Carroll Everett Osborn, Biol. Phi Lambda Theta Hudson, N. Y. Vincent Samuel Palmisano, Biol. Sunbury John Henry Parsons, A.B. Phi Gamma Delta Watsontown Robert Oldt Pawling, A.B. Sigma Chi Lewisburg Albert Ferdinand Peterson, Ed. Kappa Delta Rho Nesquehoning Jean Elizabeth Peterson, A.B. Phi Mil Lewisburg Irene Marie Piszczek, A.B. Alpha Chi Omega Plymouth Marian Elizabeth Pursley, A.B. Pi Beta Phi Lock Haven Amy Louise Ransom, A.B. Delta Delta Delta Rockville Centre, N. Y. Hannah Crane Raphael, Biol. Pittsburgh Mary Charlotte Rathbun, A.B. Delta Delta Delta New York, N. Y. [25] ♦ ♦ ♦ EVENTS Hough Visits Campus Nov. n O. J. Decker Speaks Here Father ' s Day Dorothy Sands- Artists Course Nov. 15 Educators Convene Nov. 17-lfl I. N. A. Cup Won by the Bucknellian FRESHMEN-Continued Thomas Walter Rauffcnbart, A.B. Sr iiia Chi Atlantic City, N. J. Elizabeth Schultz Reiff, A.B. Pbi Mil East Greenville Edythe Adele Reimcnsnyder, A.B. Phi Mil Milton Wilma Anna Rettmer, Ed. Bay Shore, N. Y. Allen Nicholas Reynolds Jr., E.E. Sigma Chi Ridgefield, Conn. Kathryn Elizabeth Rice, A.B. Phi Mil Bradford Harriet Eloise Rich, Biol. Alpha Chi Omega Hazleton George Whitfield Richards, C. F. Phi Kappa Psi Oakmont Thomas Beddoe Richards, A.B. Kappa Sigma Scranton Alfred Ralph Ricigliano, Biol. Alpha Phi Delta Newark, N. J. Joseph Francis Rickards, C. F. Phi Gamma Delta Roselle Park, N. J. Margaret Ruth Ritter, Ed. Alpha Chi Omega Roselle Park, n! J. William Leslie Roberts, C. F. Kappa Sigma Glen Rock, N. J. John Howard Robertson, C. F. Sigma Chi Jersey City, N. J. Carol Elizabeth Rockwell, A.B. Delta Delta Delta Lewisburg Frances Eugenie Rockwell, A.B. Delta Delta Delta Lewisburg Joseph Martin Romano, C. F. Utica, N. Y. Franklin Pierce Romberger, C. E. Phi LamhJa Theta Pitman, N. J. Edward Arthur Rondeau, Biol. Sigma Chi Lawrence, Mass. FRESHMEN-Continued Joseph Henry Rosati, A.B. S ' 7i Chi Red Bank, N. J. Jcin Lois Roser. A.B. Alpha Chi Omega Pittsfield, Mass. John Oram Roser, Biol. Alpha Chi Mil Pittsfield, Mass. William Audley Ryan, Biol. Kappa Sigma Nichols, N. Y. Charles Lewis Scarani, Ed. Vineland, N. J. Margaret Catherine Schatz, Biol. Delia Zcfa Danville Betty Schilling, A.B. Kappa Delia Lansdowne Howard Thomas Scranton, Ed. Sigma Alpha Epsiloii Endicott, N. Y. Adelaide Olive Seaton, Biol. Wiliiamsport Betty Reed Shaw, A.B. Kappa Delta Camp Hill Carolyn Ingalls Shaw, Biol. Hyannis, Mass. Roberta Frances Shaw, A.B. Stewartstown Charles Arthur Sheldon Jr., A.B. Phi Kappa Psi Philadelphia David Lees Sheppard, C.E. Delia Sigma Montclair, N. J. Elizabeth May Shinier, A.B. Delano John Gurney Sholl 3rd, Biol. Delia Sigma Pitman, N. J. Erma Eleanor Siglin, A.B. Shamokin Emmanuel Isaiah Sillman, Biol. Philadelphia Evelyn Elizabeth Silverstein, A.B. Jamaica, N. Y. Sidney Arthur Simon, C. F. Sigma Alplni Mu Jersey Shore Stuart Moore Smith, Ch.E. Sigma Alpha Epsiloii Montour Falls, N. Y. Harold Charles Solomon, A.B. Shenandoah Thomas Wilmer Speck, A.B. Kappa Sigma Tuckerton, N. J. Richard William Spiro, A.B. Beta Kappa Tuckahoe, N. Y. William Edmund Sprout, M.E. Delta Sigma Picture Rocks Edwin Snyder Stebbins, C. F. Si ' ma Alpha Epsilun Wellsboro Howard Paul Steiger, Biol. Phi Kappa Psi Wiliiamsport Harold Lewis Stoler, C. F. Sunbury Sigmund Alexander Stoler, A.B. Sunbury Carolyn Belva Stryker, A.B. Wiliiamsport James Glenn Sturgeon, C. F. Kappa Sigma Oakdale ' Elizabeth Anne Talley, Biol. Wiliiamsport Margaret Gordon Thirkield, A.B. Alpha Chi Omega Bala-Cynwyd Albert Duncan Thomas, C. F. Phi Kappa Psi Kingston Alden Stream Thompson, Biol. Phi Gamma Delta Gloucester, Mass. Harvey David Troutman, Ch.E. Milton Alfred Slocum Vail, M.E. Theta Upsilon Omega Scranton Ruth Marie VanLeuven, Biol. Alpha Chi Omega Westfield, N. J. John Barteau VanWhy, C. F. Phi Kappa Psi Winsted, Conn. Charles Irving Vogel, A.B. Kappa Sigma Caldwell, N. J. [27] George Wesley Wakefield Jr., A.B. Wenonah, N. J. John Charles Walsh, Biol. ' ) ■ Kappa Psi Carbondale Carl Taylor Warhurst, Biol. Bloomsburg Philip Herbert Watson, C. F. Philadelphia Anne Elizabeth Weatherby, A.B. Kappa Delta Woodstown, N. J. Joseph Weightman, Biol. Kappa Sigma Laurcldale Lawrence Gerald Wclliver, Ch.E. Wellsburg, N. Y. Herbert Westby-Gibson, Biol. Millington, N. J. William Norman Wetmorc, A.B. Lamhila Chi Alpha Saint George, N. Y. Howard Sherman Whipkey, Biol. Sigma Chi ConnelLsvillc John Fallon White, A.B. Sigma Alpha Epsiloii Rochester, N. Y. Huan Frances Wilson, A.B. Pi Beta Phi Ashland Louise Virginia Windsor, A.B. Harrisburg Don Harle Witherspoon, C. F. Phi Gamma Delta Sewickley Thomas Wood Jr., A.B. ' ) Gamma Delta Muncy Robert Smith Woodill, C. F. Elmhurst, N. Y. Joseph Gee Wortley, C. F. Trenton, N. J. Betty Ann Wray, Biol. Alpha Chi Omega Langeloth Jack Chester Young, A.B. Stillwater Willard Deibler Zimmerman, M.E. Sunbury .tMmmms.M ' .isM. i i Benjamin W. Griffith GvitJuatc Mtintiiicr of Athletics Carl G. Snavely Varuty Coach VARSITY FOOTBALL THE Buckncll varsity eleven, checked but twice, stampeded through one of Its most successful seasons to win seven games and to rank sixth among the major elevens of the East. Two hundred and three points were chalked up by Bucknell as against 57 made by opponents to give the Herd fourth place in the scoring records of the major Eastern teams. The 193 3 season marks the first time that Bucknell has been able to defeat all tra- ditional rivals, Temple, Lafayette, Vilianova, and Washington and Jefferson falling be- fore the powerful Herd. The final game of the season, a smashing 3 8-6 victory over Washmgton and Jefferson was the second time in thirte en games that Bucknell his defeated the Presidents. This game also went into the books as the Bison ' s nineteenth consecutive victory in Memorial Stadium. Great credit for the impressive work on the gridiron this fall must go to Carl G. Snavely, who rounded out his seventh and final year at the helm of the Thundering Herd, and to his able assistant, Max Reed. These two men, working with a squad of 43 players, moulded an eleven that was one of the greatest ever to wear the Orange and Blue. And here laurels must be placed upon the deserving shoulders of Dr. B. W. Griffith, graduate manager of athletics, who arranged for the team a schedule that was at all times adequate. [28 J Owen James, Nicholas Farina --------- Co-Capfaiiis Ralph Furiel, George Boiston -------- Co-Cdpttii in-Elect William Scott -------------- Mana; cr Carl G. Snavely ------------- Head Coach Max Reed ------ -------- Line Coach George Kling ------------ Property Maiuv er George Hoskins -------------- Trainer Tin- Team L.E. L.T. L.G. C. R.G. R.T. R.E. Endler Dempsey James Farina Furiel Boiston Dorman Q.B. Sitarsky R.H. L.H. Myers Reznicliak F.B. Peters The Scjnad Ends — Delaney, Wilkinson, Pethick, Beach, Berry, Zanarini Tac ilcs — Kachel, Bergkamp, Pocius, Moir Giiardi — Dobie, Drayton, Ferrarri, Wilson Centers — McGaughey, Gilleland Bac is — Rliubright, Miller, Raymaley, Jenkins, Verhe ' , Kuhacki, Bean, Walesky [ 29 DrMPSHY BniUiK AMP Bucknell 34 Lebanon Valley O MAGNIFICENT play by the linesmen and brilliant dis- plays of offense by Rezni- chak, Bean, and Myers featured Buck- nell ' s sixteenth consecutive home win, scored at the expense of the Lebanon Valley Otters. The final score was ' 34 to 0. After an even first quarter, the Herd rallied to chalk up 14 points be- fore the intermission period. Lebanon Valley did not score a first down throughout the game, while the Bisons tallied 21 in their series of touchdown parades. RrZNlCllAK Rl lUliHlGHT Bucknell 46 Waynesburg 7 SCORING at will, Carl Snavely ' s Thundering Herd opened Its 193 3 season with an impressive 46 to 7 win over the Waynesburg Yellow Jackets. This was the fif- teenth consecutive home victory for the Bisons. Myers, starting his last season for the Orange and Blue, scored three times and shared honors with a stone- wail line that forced the visitors into the air time after time. 30] Duquesne 6 Bucknell O IN one of the keenest fought games of the season, the Night Riders of Duquesne University handed the Bisons their first defeat of the year by a 6 to margin. Gerald Baker, Duke left end, nabbed a pass that wob. bled out of the hands of Joe Reznicha and raced down the sidelines of Forbes Field to counter the evening ' s sole tally. Three Bluff warriors charged the Bison halfback who had raced back to pick out a receiver. With his arm set to let fly, he was tackled by Vidonii, a sub linesman, and the ball oated clumsily into the arms of the ast-moving Baker. Bucknell missed its chance to score arly in the game after Peters, Rhu- right, and Reznichak had brought the oval to the Duke 2 -yard stripe. Over anxious, the Herd suffered .in ff-side penalty which set them back to the 7-yard line. Reznichak drove p to the 2-yard line again, but it was ourth down and the Bisons lost the ai: ,U Bucknell 21 Lafayette O THE twinkling heels of Joe Rcz- nlcluk kept the Lafayette Leop- ard very much on the defensive all afternoon as the Herd chalked up a clean-cut 21 to win over the Leop- ards, playing before a 10,000 crowd of lounder ' s Day fans in Easton. Joe-Joe , with runs of 27, 23, 30, 12, and 60 yards was far and away the most brilliant performer of the game. Equally important in the Bison ' s pow- erful offensive display, were the high twisting spirals booted by Johnny Sitarsky, sophomore quarterback. His average for the afternoon was 40 yards per try. Drayton Farina Bucknell 19 Villanova 17 KACHEL, substitute tackle, play ed less than one minute for t Thundering Herd in its annu clash with the Villanova Cats in Phi adelphia, and changed a Villanova fou point lead into a Bison 19 to 17 vie tory. Kachel, who had replace: Dempsey in the closing seconds of tP game, charged through to block Hlg gin ' s punt and then fall on the ba over the Wildcat ' s goal to wipe ou an almost certain defeat. The Bisons scored in the third qua: ter soon after the kick-off when Bea went around left end to climax a Ion march down the field. Legs Endl put the Herd into the lead with a 4 yard gallop after an interception of Cat pass. [32] ♦ •♦ ♦ Bucknell 20 Temple 7 A TRIO of flashing Bison backs, a well-nigh perfect line, and Johnny Sitarsky ' s punting, all functioned together, and as a result Bucknell handed the Temple Owls their worst defeat in the seven con- tests they have played since 1927. Score, Bucknell 20, Temple 7. Starting in the first half the Bisons early demonstrated their crushing of- fense and took a commanding lead, Pethrs McGaughty BolSTON which they maintained throughout the game. More than 14,000 Homecoming Day fans filled most of the Memorial Stadium to see the Bisons score their seventeenth consecutive home victory. It was also the first time in twelve at- tempts that the Herd has been able to defeat the forces of Glenn S. Pop Warner. Myers, Peters, and Reznichak smashed the Owl line at will; and Sitarsky held the Cherry and White in safe territory throughout the after- noon. [33] ♦ ♦ ♦ Bucknell 12 Furman O PETERS and Myers led a powerful Bison attack against the highly touted Purple Hurricane from Furman University and as a result Bucknell scored its eighteenth con- secutive home victory by a comfort- able 12 to margin. Furman started strongly, but folded up after a 63 yard march to the Herd goal line failed to bear fruit. The Southern team was noticeably ham- pered by the extreme cold, especially in the passing. Western Maryland 14 Bucknell 13 A Western Maryland dark horse took the lead at the beginning and cantered home a winner on the Scranton track, after staving off several attempts on the part of the favored Bisons to overtake her. The margin of victory was very slim. Western Maryland winning 14 to 13. Shepherd booted home the winner for the lads from the neighboring state, while Reznichak and Sitarsky drove close to the wire all the way. [34 1 Bucknell 38 W. 6- J. 6 TEN Bucknell seniors, playing their last game for the Orange and Blue, ran rough shod over a game, though punch drunk W. J. eleven, and ran up a 3 8 to 6 score lo bring the 193 3 season to a glorious finale. Verhey ' s interception of a President pass and his subsequent 96 yard run for a touchdown was the high spot of the game. Washington and Jefferson, playing the hardest schedule of any major eleven in the East, showed the effects of the strenuous season, and after the initial quarter, folded up and offered little opposition to the hungry Bisons. This game proved to be the last, not only for the ten seniors but also for Coach Carl G. Suavely, who finished his seventh year in the services of the Orange and Blue. [35 1 ' ' • • •♦■ THE BUCKNELL BAND Sante Ragno m. kolodnv A. Douglas Spicer Coiiiliictor Drum Ma]or Miiini ' icr Personnel Clarinets H. Bower L. Claypoole P. Cullen N. Flachs E. Foltz D. Lenker C. Morris Triiinju ' s E. Sloan H. Trout man R. Kidd W. Sprout R. Engdahl A. Ma ' ndell J. Snyder F. Weaver J. White Sinnr Dniiin. Saxophones Horns F. Bufanio B. Dunckle O. Nissley F. Noecker Piccolos H. Evans R. Henggi D. Markley J. Miers C. Nelson A. Peterson H. Westby-Gibson E. Stebbins L. Herman O. Ranck Trombones N. Reed H. Steiger D. Beans W. Evans Cymbals Bass Dm in W. Tingley H Col em an 36 ■♦:• i■ SONGS AND CHEERS ALMA MATER Dear Bucknell, oft of thee we ' re thinking, As memories fond come trooping by; The tireless stars may cease their bhnkmg; But thoughts of thee shall never die. And though the years steal swiftly o ' er us, And winter comes with biting stmg. Our hearts with youth ' s undaunted chorus. Shall e ' er with praise of Bucknell ring. HULABALOO Hulabaloo! B-U! B-U! Hulabaloo! B-U! B-U! B-U! B-U! Team! Team! Team! THE OLD FIGHT The Old Fight! The Old Fight! Fight! Fight! Fight! Fight! Fight— Bucknell— Fight! CHEER SONG Come Bucknell warriors Hopes are on you; We ' re here to aid you, With a spirit true; R.ih! R.ih! Rah! Give them a cheer, boys. Yell after yell; Then we ' ll bring victory To old Bucknell! LOCOMOTIVE Rah! Rah! Rah! Rah! BUCK Rah! Rah! Rah! Rah! NELL BuuuuuucknneeeeelllllllllUll Team! Team! Team! f M.l. ' lA Lipps Rauffenbart Pernetti Williams RiTTER [i7] t44 ♦ ♦♦ ♦• . - •♦■♦■ VARSITY Wesley Koster - - dip nin Robert Thompson Capfiiiii-Elect Charles Perry - Manager Joe Reno - - Coach The Tea I Rahe - Goalie Dando - Right l-iiUback Goldman Left Tullback Wendt - Right Halfback Thompson - Center Halfback Gerakeres Left Halfback Ragusan Outside Right Orloski liisii e Right Rowe - - - Center Falivene Inside Left Koster Outside Left S eason ' s Record liuckncll F. M. 3 Buckncll 3 W. Maryland 7 Bucknell E. Stroudsburg 2 Bucknell 2 Lafayette 2 Bucknell 4 Temple y Bucknell 1 Dickinson 4 Bucknell 3 U. of Delaware T Bucknell I Navy 4 Reno Dando Wendt ElCHER Rowt Orloski Koster Goldman v 38] ■ ■♦•♦ ' ■♦■■ - SOCCER Bucknell ' s varsity hooters, playing under their new coach, Smiling Joe Reno, completed their most successful season in the five years of the sport ' s ex- istence on the local campus. Two wins, one tie, and five losses represent the sum total of the Bison ' s labors for the year. Yet, a consideration of the handicaps under which this sport operates, places the above record in a much more favora- ble light than one is prone to rate it after a preliminary glance. This was the Herd ' s first season under a regular var- sity coach since the sport was organized. The initial win of the season came on Homecoming Day when the Reno charges opened a per- fect victory day for the Orange and Blue followers by handing a 4 to trouncing to the highly touted Temple Owls. Orloski, Ragusan, Gerakares, and Thomp- son featured in the startling up- set. The real thriller of the season was the set-to with the Univer- sity of Delaware, played on Loomis Field and won by the Bisons by a 3 to 2 score. Trail- ing 2 to 0, the Herd rallied to sink two goals and tie the score in the waning minutes of the game. Toward the end of the second extra period, a long boot, directed by Bob Thompson, captain-elect, found lodging in the net back of the Delaware goalie. The game ended a few seconds later. The season ' s losses were suf- fered at the feet of Franklin and Marshall College, East Stroudsburg State Teacher ' s College, University of Western Maryland, Dickinson College, and United States Naval Academy. ElCHER YOUNGKEN Peru Y Rahe ROWE Gerakares Ragusan Thompson [i9] ' ♦ i W ■ ■ ' AAA ' •♦•■.♦■-♦••-♦ ' ' •♦ ' • .V . . it i FRESHMAN FOOTBALL MOSE QuiNN Stuart Smith Coach Ciipfiihi Tbc Scjiuid Ccnfcrs — Ibbeken, Fazio Tiicklcs — Rosatti, Sturgeon, Dickens Giiiinh — Green, Downing, Rondeau, Grouse Ends — Filer, Lotowytz, Mergis, Hopper Backs — Smith, Monahan, Sheldon, Scarini, Whipkey, Kattcnbach, Gicero, Ganatle Under the leadership of a new coach, Mose Quinn, a former Bucknell luminary on the gridiron, the Freshman football team won four games and lost one to add another season to the record of successful yearling teams. Filer exhibited a brand of football that marks him a serious contender for an end post on next year ' s varsity team. Smith, captain and fullback, with several other play- ers, will doubtless see varsity service next year. This marks the second consecutive year in which the Bisonettes ' goal line has been crossed but twice. THE SEASON October 14 St. Thomas Bucknell 12 October 23 Stroudsburg Jayvees Bucknell 34 Noveinbcr 11 Penn State Frosh Bucknell 12 November 17 Temple Frosh 2 Bucknell November 30 Wyoming Seminary Bucknell 7 40 Kessler, McGauchey, Hughes, Glazier Barcus, Harris, Musser, Plant, Simonsen, Dando INTRAMURAL ATHLETIC COUNCIL THE Student Intramural Athletic Council, organized in May of 1932 by John Plant and Mai Musser to establish an efficient control over intramural sports, rendered its first important decision in the fall, thereby coming into its own as a body of authority. The question was that of the eligibility of certain fraternity soccer players. The Council decided that the men were ineligible, and in spite of opposition and criticism from many sources, the decision was not reversed. The routine work of the S. I. A. C. includes drawing up schedules and selecting referees for intramural contests, deciding protests, and providing cups for the ciiampion- ship teams. Those in charge of sports this year are Barcus, fall sports, Harris and Simonsen, winter sports, and Dando, spring sports. Besides these four, all seniors, there are four junior assistants who will assume control next year. Kessler will take charge of fall sports; Glazier and McGaughey, winter sports; and Hughes, spring sports. [41] INTRAMURAL CROSS COUNTRY THE first intramural cup of the year was awarded to Delta Sigma when that fraternity won the cross country race by capturing first, fifth, seventh, and eigh- teenth places. The winning team was composed of Dill, Mandell, Elcome, and Bowler, who finished in the order named. Second place went to Alpha Chi Mu ' s team of Noll, Condict, Bower, and Potter, who finished sixth, ninth, fifteenth, and sixteenth, respectively. In third place came Sigma Alpha Epsilon with a team composed of Schachte, who finished third, Kielb, who came in tenth, Marvin, who was fourteenth, and McKee, who finished twenty-second. The course of the race was new, extending three and six-tenths miles, from the Memorial Gate to the Sigma Chi House, right to the river, right again to Gundy ' s farm, over to the State road, along the road to the stadium and into Loomis field by way of the Phi Psi House and the infirmary. Chippy Dill , running easily over Peterson, Kappa Delta Rho. finished in first place with a substantial margin The first ten individuals to finish were: Dill— D ' Si; iiia Peterson — Kiilijhi Delta Rho Thompson — Noii-Friifcniify Schachte — Si;j,iini Alpha Epsilon Mandell — Dcl a Si ' jnui Noll— Alpha Chi Mii Elcome — Delta Si};ma G. Richards — Ph Kappa I ' si Condict— Al pha Chi Mil Kielb — Sigma Alpha Epsilon ROUSH Bowler llLCOME Dill 42] INTRAMURAL SOCCER AN intramurnl championship was captured by the Non-Fraternity group for the first time in several years when its soccer representatives took first place in the Fall Intramural Soccer League. After losing the first of the play-off games to Sigma Alpha Mu, the other finalists went on to win out in a five game series which gave them the cup. Peacefully reposing in the third and fourth places when the season had apparently been completed, Non-Fraternity and Sigma Alpha Mu were suddenly elevated to the two top posts when the Intramural Athletic Council discovered that several of the league leadei-s had violated the eligibility rules In the semi-finals the Independents eliminated Sigma Chi, while Sigma Alpha Mu entered the finals as a result of a victory over Alpha Phi Delta. Outstanding for the champs were Tom Vastine, outside right, and Stan Thompson, left halfback, both of whom were placed on the Btickiiclliciii ' s All Fraternity team. In all, approximately 200 men participated in the first intramural sport of the year. Final standing of the teams: Li ' ir iic I Lnr iii Non-Fraternity 69 Alpha Phi Delta Sigma Alpha Mu 64 Sigma Chi Kappa Sigma 52 Phi Gamma Delta Lambda Chi Alpha 48 Delta Sigma Theta Upsilon Omega 30 Kappa Delta Rho Phi Lambda Theta 28 Beta Kappa Phi Kappa Psi 22 Alpha Chi Mu Sigma Alpha Epsilon 12 Delta Kappa Phi 24 0) 60 5 46 W 18 14 Moss, X ' estby-Gibson, Reisman, Theophilakos, Howllls, K.IDU, Benson, Kapplk Vastine, Thompson, Bean. Rapp, Watson, Hallbauer [43] ♦ f f 4 il MPV c ■ ' mf HALLtn, Lovti icK, Davis, Hammlr SocKWELL, Derr, Beltz, Stannert WOMEN ' S ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION THE executive board controlling the Women ' s Athletic Association is composed of the Director of Physical Education for Women and one representative from each participatmg social organization. The association sponsors intramural sports, as well as Play Day, on which occasion Bucknell is host to neighboring colleges during n day of athletics and sports. 0 r(Ts Laura Beltz Mary Linda Sockwell Kathryn Stannert Helen Davis President Vicc-Pri ' s Jciif Secretary Treasurer •♦ •♦.1.. „ Sorority Reprrsciitiitncs Pi Beta P j — Virginia Hallett Aljiha Chi Omega — Laura Beltz Delta Delta Delta — Ethel Hammer Kappa Delta — Mary Linda Sockweli Phi Mil — Kathrxn Stannert Delta Zeta — Leona Lovelick Non-Sorority — Helen Davis I 44 1 .V « . f ..■ ' i ' - Andrews, Brewer, Manning, Farrington, Cupitt, Umplebv, Rupp LoMBARDO, Hammer, Benedict, Corrin WOMEN ' S INTRAMURAL HOCKEY WITH a total of five victories and one defeat, the Delta Delta Delta team emerged champions of the 193 3 hockey season to break Alpha Chi Omega ' s six-year monopoly of the hockey championship. Phi Mu took second place with four victories and two defeats. Very bad weather prevailing throughout the season, forced postponement of many of the games until the lateness of the season made completion of the entire schedule impossible. Tcilll! Delta Delta Delta Phi Mu Alpha Chi Omega Non-Sorority Kappa Delta Delta Zeta Pi Beta Phi Wo„ Lost 5 1 4 2 3 2 2 2 2 3 I 3 U 4 [45] ♦ ♦ - . - ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ' - - -,« ■■; lacE 46 OOK TWO EMBER FIRST TO UARY FIFTEENTH ■■ •.: f «fr ' ; - ' ! • -«« w :™ ♦ ♦ ♦ imum -■.«lte '  ' «W : iP« ' «;sc--5.JW ' S3«a w iiSiab . 4 ' ] 4 ' . 4 ' 4 . 4 ' Stoeppler, McCay, Schrader, Dempsey, Gilleland, Converse, Brickley Glazier, Moll, Howe, Myers, Roush, Osborn, Sclafani INTERFRATERNITY COUNCIL officers Edward Myers Charles Roush President Secretary -Treasurer PAN-HELLENIC COUNCIL Offu Ruth Rippel Jane Flumerfelt Elizabeth Smith President Secretary Treasurer X ' AN ' KlKK, liALLETTI, MoYER, HiCKS, FULMER, HaNNING, StLUER, CaREY Smith, Rippel, Flumerfelt, Kester 47] s o yi P PA ' if PHI KAPPA PSI Founded at Jefferson College, 1852 Established at Bucknell, 1855 Colors: Red and Green Flower: Jacqueminot Publication: The Shield Lewis, Swackhamlk, Xai,iih, Richards, Johnson, Beighley, Steward, ' ardrop, Dili ingir. Moore, QuiNBY, Richards, Vocel, Neeee, Pethick Wood, Rodgers, Winey, Fry, Stokley, Willment, Geier, Raymaeey, Huus, Reid, Greulicii, Mueller F.RDMAN, YOUNCKEN, FeNDRICH, McCaY, CuRLEY, MoIR [48] ♦ ■♦ ' •♦■• ' PENNSYLVANIA GAMMA CHAPTER Frafrc% hi riuiiltalc Willinm C. Baitol, A.M., Ph.D. William G. Owens, A.M., Ph.D. Frafrcs in Colli o Seniors Wilmer D. Greuhch A. Fay Beighley Edgar L. Fendrich Donald L. McCay John A. Curley Karl S. Fry Clunet R. Lewis Victor M. Mueller Clayton M. Steward James M. Wardrop Jack H. Richards Jr. Juniors Arthur J. Reid William C. Stokley Robert L. Vogel Heber W. Youngken Milton A. Willment Walter L. Dillingcr Frederic Erdman Jr. Walter R. Geier Carl M. Huus Jr. William E. Moir F. Mack Moore Robert V. Pethick Sophomores Rodman V. Quinby William Raymaley Dick M. Richards John S. Rodgers Robert H. Swackhamer Arthur H. Winey Joseph R. Wood Jr. Pletl ' j John H. Eisenhaucr Jr. Walter Bird T. Jackson Waller Jr. Howard Steiger Paul Johnson John Neefe Ralph Axthelm Arthur Sheldon John VanWhy Leon Cameron Frederick Derr Franklin Hitch John Walsh George Richards Charles Lose IIL A. Duncan Thomas [ 49 ] ♦ ♦ ♦ SIGMA CHI Founded at Miami University, 1855 Colors: Blue and Gold Established at Bucknell, 1864 Flower: White Rose Publication: ' The Magazine of Sigma Chi MoODV, LeNKIK, 1 HOMPSON, Cl-AKk, Rahe LeICHLITER, ZaNARINI, WlNLAND, PlANK, BoiSTON, GiLES, KoTTCAMP, WhITE, FrANK, SaiB Walesky, Balentine, Evov, Bergkamp, Spurr, Reznichak, Kachel, Anderson, Drayton Schrader, DoiiMAN, Farina, Hostetter, Clark, Myers, Peters, Miller, Bean [50] ♦ ' ■.••♦-••♦ ♦ ■.%•■• ♦•♦■♦- KAPPA CHAPTER Frtifrcs in Facilitate Nelson F. Davis, Sc.D. George A. Irland, Sc.M. in C.E. Frank M. Simpson, Sc.M. Harold H. Shaffer, A.B., Sc.M. in C.E. Malcolm E. Musser, Sc.B. Alfred G. Stoughton, A.B. Fratrcs in Collegia Seniors Roland Bean Robert Clark Nicholas Farina Vincent Halbert Roland Harbeson Kenneth Miller Edward Myers Charles Peters juniors Harry Bergkamp Joseph Reznichak George Boiston Charles Spurr John Drayton Robert Thompson Leonard Kachel John Walesky Otto Leichliter Gene Zanarini Sophomores Walter Anderson Paul Balentine Howard Clark William Evoy Edward Frank Carl Giles John Hostetter Charles Kottcamp David Lenker Kenneth Moody Robert Plank Fred Rahe George Saib James White Fred Winland Pletlvc Larry Berley Robert Brockway George Grouse Jack Dawson Nelson Downing Joseph Eicher Salvator Fazie Elwood Foltz Raymond Green Gunther Ibbeken David Hill Charles Kattenbach William Lotowicz Jay Mathlas Robert Pawling Thomas Rouffenbart Edward Randeau Allen Reynolds Howard Robertson Joseph Rosati Howard Whipkey Joseph Showers [51] ♦ ♦ 1 • PHI GAMMA DELTA Founded at Jefferson College, 1848 Founded at Bucknell, 1882 Colors: Royal Purple Flower: Purple Clematis Publication: The Phi Gamma Delta D. Griffith, Lucas, Sedgwick, J. Schneider, F. Schneider Kessler, Dom, Bruce, Jones, Stilwell, Parsons, Wagner Griffiths, Howe, Gkoezinger, Smith, Thompson, Scheffler, Riiuiiricht [52] DELTA CHAPTER Vvdtrcs ill fiu nl iifc Dean Romeyn H. Rivenburg, A.M., LL.D. Floyd G. Ballentinc, Ph.D. William H. Eyster, Ph.D. Lewis E. Theiss, Litt.D. GniJiiafc Member J. J. Androski Ffii res ill Colle; io Seniors R. G. Ballencine Paul Confer W. Groezinger J. E. Griffiths E. R. Smith John Schneider Joseph Schneider F. J. Thompson A. B. Howe juniors R. W. Bruce L. R. Kessler J. L. Dom E. R. Parsons W. H. Jones Joseph Rhubright L. W. SchefDer J. E. Boyd D. F. Griffith N. S. Lucas So l .)o mores W. C. Wagner John Parsons C. E. Sedgwick B. B. Stilwell P C( , ' C G. T. Ballard W. T. Beck H. H. Evans R. R. Flenggi T. O. Hopkins R. T. Jones M. D. Markley H. W. Morrcall I. O. Nissley J. F. Rickards A. S. Thompson D. H. Withcrspoon Thomas Wood [53J ♦ ♦ ♦ SIGMA ALPHA EPSILON Founded at the University of Alabama, 1856 Colors: Royal Purple and Old Gold Publication: ' The Record Established at Bucknell, 1893 Flower: Violet tl ScHACHTE, Appleby, Klincer, Fisher, Fairfield Endler, J. Miller, Smith, Hurtubise, Ruoff, Marvin, Ellsworth, F. More, Stebbins P. Miller, White, Davis, R. More, Druckemiller, Summerfield, Hopper Matey, Sitarsky, McKee, Stroup, M. Miller, Scranton Zaffy, Furiel, Cecil, Tracey, Blanchard, Parsons, McGauchey, Jenkins DtLANEY, Harvey, Blakeslee, Dempsey, Strickler, Kielb, Dexter, Gangwere [54] ■♦-■•,1;. ..:_, ■ • •♦■♦■♦-. PENNSYLVANIA ZETA CHAPTER Fratn facilitate Hc-nry W. Holter, A.B., Registrar William H. Coleman, A.M. Fratrcs in Collegia Seniors Irvin Blakeslee John E. Dexter John B. Dempsey Joseph R. Kielb Woodrow M. Strickler Hubert C. Verhey Jr. Clavin C. Fisher Juniors Frederick C. Blanchard Zack R. Cecil Timothy J. Delaney Ralph E. Furicl Sterling G. Harvey Harold A. Endler Harry L. Jenkins Jr. George L. McGaughey Raulston H. More Larry Parsons Glenn E. Tracey Robert Zaffy So plxi mores John P. Davis William H. Druckemiller G. Phillip Ellsworth Andrew Matey Arthur J. Marvin Edward E. McKee John J. Sitarsky James D. Stroup Vincent Summerfield Pleilv Russel M. Appleby Eugene Fairfield Roger K. Hopper Lawrence Hurtubise John C. Klinger John J. Miller Marlyn C. Miller Frank R. More F. Leighton Peters Hubbard S. Ruoff Henry M. Schachte Howard Scranton Stuart M. Smith Edwin Stebbins Jack White f ' iHH RaSSH HE™St 1 1 -- jK-W Sjfe;-; 55 - ;r- ■ -r . £; . K ' KAPPA SIGMA Founded at the University of Virginia, I869 Established at Bucknell, I896 Colors: Scarlet, White, and Green Flower: Lily of the Valley Publication: The Caduceus LvTiL, Ni.wcoMB, Walker, Wilkinson, Berk, Brown, bn i in Decker, Gilbert. Cooley, VanGraafeiland Gearhart, Nolan, Green, Andrews, Fitzcerald, Gwvnne, Yahn Dauchertv, Simonsen, Gillelanu, Wuliams, Sweet [56] ■♦-•♦.I.....:,,,..... ♦ •.%••♦ ' .♦-■ • •••♦■■• ' ■ -••- V . ' _ ALPHA PHI CHAPTER Frafrfs in Faciiltiifc Charles A. Lindcniann, Sc.D. Benjamin W. Griffith, Ph.D. Fra rcs in Colic gio Seniors Leshe H. Berk Robert C. Cawley Joseph R. Deacon  ' alter H. Gilleland Owen W. James T. WilHam Nolan Robert H. Sweet Victor A. Simonsen Sherburne B. Walker Malcolm J. Williams Juniors Martin P. Andrews Albert L. Brown Jr. Frank W. Daugherty William H. Berlin James L. Fitzgerald Albert M. Green William J. Swallow So p jo mures Robert L. Cooley John C. Decker Emmet J. Gearhart Richard W. Gilbert Charles S. Gwynnc Webster W. Jury Melvin R. Lytle William Y. Newcomb William A. Ryan Milton I. Vangraafciland William F. Wilkinson Harold M. Yahn Pledges Jack C. Barnes Elmer R. Biddle Allen Z. Bogert Alexander Boulton Arthur Corby Earle W. Deacon Robert S. Even John Filer Jackson R. Fitzgerald C. Malcolm Knowles John C. J. Gibson Logue Jr. Earle M. McCutcheon Charles O. Morris Robert A. Myers Thomas B. Richards William L. Roberts Thomas W. Speck J.mes G. Sturgeon Charles I. Vogel Joseph Weightman Kubacki --Sv [57] ■♦• ■ I HE DELTA SIGMA Local Fraternity Colors: Crimson and Black Established at Bucknell, 1899 Flower: Crimson Rose Publication: The Trumpet Bowler, Steinhauer, Barrows Frank, Dill, Carson, Nesbit, Steinhilper, Smith Jacobs, Jackson, Younghusband, Dando, Ruch, Mandell, Fitmian, Baker, Austin Plankenhorn, Hontz, Roush, Peters, GERLrrz 58] ■♦••.Si. ♦ %.♦•••♦■♦. LOCAL FRATERNITY Fni rcs ill l u iil n c Frank G. Davis, Ph.D. Martin L. Drum, Pli.B. John E. Eisenhauer, A.M. Lester P. Fowle, M.D. Blanchard Gummo, B.F.A. John W. Rice, Ph.D. Charles W. Smith, A.M. Harry R. Warfcl, Ph.D. Fni ics ill Colic i iu Seniors William A. Dando Harry C. Fithian Frank E. Gerlitz Jr. Vernon T. Hontz Eugene Jacobs Gordon J. Peters William F. Plankenhorn Charles S. Roush Walter W. Ruch John A. Younghusband Juniors Charles M. Austin Jr. Albert C. Carson Walton B. Geiger Howard G. Frank Charles S. Jackson Alvin P. Mandell Melville D. Nesbit Wallace H. Smith John R. Steinhilper Soph _ Francis P. Baker Earl W. Barrows William R. Bowler Clifton H. Dill W. Paul Sleinhaucr Plccli c William E. Elcome Hugh Morrow David Sheppard John T. Sholl William Sprout Lauren Williams [59] LAMBDA CHI ALPHA Founded at Boston College, I909 Established at Bucknell, 1913 Colors: Purple, Green, and Gold Flower: Purple Violet Publication: The Cross and Crescent iWm ! ' T ' -fy- o GoLDbN, Chanoler, Gallagulk, Wood. Berry LiNETTY, Zimmerman, Pernetti, Harries, Williams Wetmore, Jacobs. Harris, Wayland, Stranko, Wittmer [60] DELTA ZETA CHAPTER Frufrcs in Facilitate Henry T. Colestock, Ph.D. Harry W. Robbins, Ph.D. Robert L. Matz, Ph.D. Fratics ill C( llc io Seniors John C. Golden Robert J. Harris Bruce B. Jacobs Michael J. Stranko Vincent Wayland William F. Wetmore Joseph F. Linetty J iniiort: John W. Gallagher Edward F. Wittmer Jr. Alfred H. Pernettl George F. Zimmerman Chester G. Miller Soplinmnrci Victor Lauerman Robert M. Harries John W. Chandler Albert Williams Everlt A. Cook Charles W. Walker P ( ' .s;cs Franklin M. Noecker Robert G. Miller George W. Berry Ernest T. Cramer Anthony J. DeMarco William N. Wetmore Carl Dickens iiHiiiiiltfli. [61 ♦ ♦ ♦ KAPPA DELTA RHO Founded at Middlebury College, I90A Colors: Orange and Blue Established at Bucknell, 1921 Flower: Red Rose Publication: The Quill and Scroll BiRCHARD, Conrad, Bergen, F. Knights, Coleman, Ramsey, Boyce, Rohr, Stricker Morton, GRiiEriMS, Seoan, Criiyee, Mole, Beneck, Iveson, IZ. Knu.ieis [62] IOTA CHAPTER Frufrcs in Fiicidtafc Leo Lawrence Rockwell, Ph.D. Rudolph Peterson, Ph.D. Dalzell Melvin Griffith, Ph.D. Voris Blaine Hall, M.S. Welles Norwood Lowery, Ph.D. Fratrcs in Colli ' i io Seniors Robert S. Strieker Robert Morton William F. Moll Frank S. Knights Edward B. Knights John C. Croyle Gifford Fulton Ramsey Hedrick C. Ravenell Jtniiors Knowlton K. Boyce Jack F. Conrad Anson B. Birchard Albert M. Beneck Harry D. Griffitl John L. Bergen So pin Earl H. Sloan William L. Iveson Harry Gregory Coleman Eugene Rohr Albert W. Peterson Carlos F. Nelson fi ll Rl 6.? • ♦ ♦ ♦ f ♦ Local Fraternity Colors: Blue and Gold ALPHA CHI MU Established at Bucknell, I921 Flower: Tea Rose Publication: The Tie Perry, Fraser, R. Hunt, Johnson, PoriEn, Winkler, Condict, Orloski Young, Roger, Sum Ens. Brkki ev, K. Hunt 64 • ' .♦•♦♦ ♦ •♦•♦ - LOCAL FRATERNITY Frafrrs in Facnltiitc Orel S. Groner, A.B., Sc.M. Bruce J. Miller, A.B., Ph.D. Fnitvcs ill C.iill( ' ; i() Seniors Williiim P. Boger Kenneth H. Hunt Kenneth S. Brickley Wesley R. Koster Kelvin Shields J. Lee Young I II nil) rs Edward C. Condict Raymond Hunt J.imcs C. Fraser Charles F. Perry James Orloski Sop j ' iDoniarfs George C. Johnson Louis H. Winkler P ' , , ' C.( Harrison Bower Clyde M. Nol Clinton A. Condict Clyde Potter John O. Roser 65] ♦ ♦ THETA UPSILON OMEGA Founded at New York City, 1923 Colors: Midnight Blue and Gold Established at Bucknell, 1924 Flower: Dark Red Rose Publication: The Omegan Ammon, TrNCLEV, Kemp, Selkirk, Stidard. Wightman, Leavitt, Vaii , SAiiiiiriR RoHDE, Baker, Stoeppler, Koronski, Hughes, Scott FaGI EY, AnCOCK, RaGUSAN, GI ' KAKAKES, 1 II III!! km, FiSIIlK 66 ZETA ALPHA CHAPTER F rat res Facilitate William H. Schuyler, Sc.M. John S. Gold, Sc.B., A.M. John B. Miller, M.S. in E.E. Ralph E. Page, A.M. Paul Gies (irai iiate Mciit cr Thomas Little Fratres in Collc io Seniors Thomas Baker Aubrey Kemp Frank Ragusan Harry Runyan Gerald Stidard William Scott Owen Saddler James Rowe Charles Fischer Juniors Thomas Fagley Gaillard Hughes Charles Stoeppler Harry Wightman Richard Selkirk Sophomores George Adcock Roger Ammon LeRoy Rohde Henry Tingley PleJii Willard Leavitt Stephen Koronski Alfred Vail Harry Hebberd Theodore Gerakares William Clemens [67] BETA KAPPA Founded at Hamline University, I90I Colors: Purple and Gold Established at Bucknell, 1923 Flower: Red Templar Rose Publication: Beta Kappa Journal ' RiiiTZ, Flexur, Wendt, Cook, Graham LoUCHF.RY, UTENWOI.nT, CONVERSE, Da NTHllROGE, lioND 68 ♦-•♦.t,, ♦ ' ■.♦•♦••■♦■♦ Lawrence R. Bond James M. Converse Eugene M. Cook Edwin W. Flexer ETA CHAPTER Frutics ill Collci io Seniors Paul N. W. Graham Gardner Loughery Paul S. Reitz Nelson E. Wendt junior Richard R. Utenwoldt Jr. Soljhoiiiora: Anthony J. Maltese James H. Ritter Charles W. Wertz PlciffllCS Frank W. Dunham Richard W. Spiro [69 J ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ PHI LAMBDA THETA Founded at Pennsylvania State College, I920 Established at Bucknell, 192 Colors: Gold and Purple Flower: Chrysanthemum Publication: Crossed Axes Marshall, Burger, Granger, Hauptman, Boyer, Stortz Young, Lanni, C. Osborn, Kendall Paul, Leese, Stompler, Rucer Reed, Cohen, L. Osborn, Weiss, Kingsley [70] ♦■♦.1:. GAMMA CHAPTER Fnifics III I ' dcultiitc William T. Johnson, A.B. Frank E. Burpee, A.M. George M. Kunkle, Sc.M. in M.E. P.iul G. Stolz, A.M., Mus.D. irratrci in Collegia Seniors Charles A. Burger Robert B. Cohen Clyde C. Kingsley Levere M. Leese Leonard W. Osborn Harold D. Ruger Dale G. Stortz Preston A. Weiss Jidiiors Norman R. Reed Rudolph E. Bennage Vernon F. Stompler Sophoiiiorci Russell R. Boyer Donald K. Hauptman Pledges Carl A. Paul Carroll E. Osborn Jack C. Young Vergil Lanni Franklin P. Romberger George L. Marshall Julius F. Kendall William T. Granger 71 J ♦ ■ ■• DELTA KAPPA PHI Founded at Marshall College, 1929 Colors: Red and Black Established at Bucknell, 1929 Flower; Red Rose 11 f- . It Publication: Furison Blumblrg, KLAst, Evans, Eviiritt, Geiger, Francis, Hokoschak BETA CHAPTER Fiiitrrs hi Cullci io Seniors Joseph A. Everitt Warren C. Evans Walter H. Geiger Juiiiar Forrest W. Francis Sophomore Charles F. Klase Pleiii e Elwood C. Kerstetter [7}] ♦ ♦ • ♦ • ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ - ' - . ♦ ALPHA PHI DELTA Founded at Syracuse University, 1912 Colors: Purple and White Established at Bucknell, I930 Flower: White Carnation Publication: Kleos Caruarelli, Bufan ' Io, D ' Addario, Ragno, Vitall, Ricigliano, Cillo VtRGA, Macchia, Carlomagno, Schi acchm ' ano, Sclai-ani L74] BETA EPSILON CHAPTER Frafrcs in Collc; i( Seniors FiMnk Rubino Jr. Louis Cardarclli Thomas G. Cirlomagno Junior Nicholas C. Vitalc Sophomores Marc Sciacchitano Dominic J. Macchia Dominick L. Sclafani Armand F. Verga Plcdi cs Alfred R. Ricigliano Sante I. Ragno Fred A. Bufanio Paul Cillo Elia J. D ' Addario [75 J m m- SIGMA ALPHA MU Founded at the College of the City of New York, I909 Established at Bucknell, 1932 Colors: Purple and White Flower: Purple Aster Publication: Octagonian Simon, Nudunbcrg, Lipps, Kanengeiser, Flachs, Fassler. Hyman Geickeeld, Rosenberg, Lewis, Baker, Lindner Geazier, Berkowitz, Goldman 76 ■■.♦■••♦••-♦  .♦■♦■■-•■■♦■ SIGMA PHI CHAPTER Fiiifrrs ill C.( Uc; io Sciiioy Norman Bcrkowitz Initio IS Bernard Glazier Irving Glickfeld Harry H. Goldman Robert M. Lindner Sophoiitore Bennie Rosenberg Morris Hyman Julius D. Lewis Arthur Baker Sidney Simon Harold A. Lipps Melvin Fassier Norman Flaclis Walter Nudcnberg Sidney Kanengiscr 77] ■ ■ ■ ♦ ♦ ♦ PI BETA PHI Founded at Monmouth College, 1867 Established at Bucknell, I895 Colors: Wine and Silver Blue Flower: Wine Carnation Publication: The Arrow Blair, Wilson, Dunlap, Kraiss, Miles, Tomlinson, Bucher, Chapin, Shipman McMahon, Pursley, Druckemiller, Walbridge, Flumerfelt, Gross, Crum, Tyson DuNKLE, Hallett, Steuer, Kurtz, Koser, McCormick, Godciiarles [78] 4 • % • « PENNSYLVANIA BETA CHAPTER Sorores in Facilitate Eliza J. Martin, Sc.M. Jennie D. Phillips, A.M. Siorores in C.( llc; i ) Seniors Virginia Dunkle Ellen Koscr Lois Virginia Kurtz S. Wilma Steuer Juniors Joanna Jane Flumerfelt Edith McCormick Romlyn Jean Rivenburj Virginia Hallett Helen Godcharles Sop joiuorcs Sarah Elizabeth Druckemiller Alice Tyson Helen Kichline Margaret Blair Anna Bucher Eleanor Chapin Georgianna Crum Anna Dunlap Anne Pagan Ruth Hindennach Katherine Kraiss Pledi cs Elizabeth McMahan Frances Miles Marian Pursley Martha Shipman Mary Waibridge Margaret Tomilnson Dorothy Walters Louise Windsor Huan Wilson [79] ♦ • ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ • • • ♦ ♦ ■♦ ' - DELTA DELTA DELTA Founded at: Boston University, 1888 Established at Bucknell, I904 Colors: Silver, Gold and Blue Flower: Pansy Publication: The Trident i fX ' i Rathbun, Bachman, Cuimtt. Umpi-eby, Ransom, Corrin. Geary, Morgan, Marsiiak Rockwell, Williams, Andrews, Brewer, Rupp, Manning, Garrett, Lombardo, Chase, Ward Farkington, Hammer, MacMakin, Hoffner, Orr, Ross, Benedict, Fulmer [80] Elizabeth Bentley TAU CHAPTER Sororrs in Fmnlfiifc Louise Padou, M.A. Margaret Zerby, B.S. Grmluatc MciiiIh ' i Sororrs in CoUc io Senior Ann Graybil Helen Hoffner Jiiniiirs Elizabeth Benedict Madeleine MacMakin Metta Farrington Ann Orr Martha Fulmer Elizabeth Ross Ethel Hammer Hermie Umpleby Soplx))nnrcs Sara Andrews Jane Brewer Pauline Chase Margaret Garrett Gladys Geary Mary Hanning Eleanor Lombardo Louise Rupp Harriett Speyer Josephine Williams Plctli cs Margaret Bachman Jean Corrin Anne Cupitt Lyetta Marshak Helen Morgan Amy Ransom Charlotte Rathbun Carol Rockwell Frances Rockwell Jeanette Ward JHTP L«i J « • ♦ ♦ ♦ KAPPA DELTA Founded at Virginia State Normal School, 1897 Colors: Green and White Publication; The Angelos Established at Bucknell, 1915 Flower: White Rose Kalb, Greisinger, McClung, Davis, Schilling, Hill, Gordon, Shaw Knights, Evans, Weatherby, Green, Schneider, Decker, Moore, Golden, Hamilton, M. Harnest, Breinlinger, Mayhew Thompson, Smith. Hawk, Sockwell, Johnson, Carhart, Ifill, J. Earnest, Koshland, Mahaffev, Pierce Hill, Davis, Wiessler, McKay, Rolee, Gandar, VanKirk, Powell, Ferguson, Sanrorne, Lambert ► ♦,, ;. %■ ' . ♦ . ♦; ' • i ♦ ' ♦■- ♦ ■- (. PHI TAU CHAPTER Sororc ' s in Ciillciiio Sciiiars Mildred Davis Elizabeth Ferguson Gladys Gandar Evelyn Hawk Nina Lambert Elizabeth Ma ' hcw Ruth Carhart Elaine Ifili Doris Johnson Edith MacKay Luella Pierce Doris Rolfe Laura Sanborn Edna Schneider Mary Van Kirk Eleanor Wiessler Jiniiora Esther Powell Lorraine Powell Elizabeth Smith Mary Linda Sockwell Sarah Thompson Sophoinnres Jean Earnest Marv Elizabeth Hill Eleanor Koshland Elizabeth Mahaffej ' Gertrude Breinlinger Ellen Gronemevcr Sarah Davis Olive Decker Madeline Earnest Jeanette Evans Thelnia Golden Clementine Gordon Jean Moore Florence Green Elizabeth Scliilllns; Edith Greisinger Elizabeth Shaw Anne Weatherby Jean Hamilton Georgia Irvln Mary Louise Kalb Martha Knights Grace McClung S3] .♦■ ■ ♦ 4 ♦ ♦ ALPHA CHI OMEGA Founded at DePauw University, 1885 Established at Bucknell, 1898 (Reorganized, 1921) Colors: Scarlet and Olive Green Flower: Red Carnation and Smilax Publication: The Lyre «KJSM riliMhtfMMA ZiGARULLi, Davis, Roser, Piszczlk, Van Luuvcn, Wray Thirkiei-D, Ritter, J. Glunt, Wiley, Payran, Sutherland, Donnally, Carey, Ortt Anderson, Phei.an, Millikin, Pratt, Hageneuch, Fishel, Lickhard, Reeves, Owens, Long liELTz, MoYER, Fluck, Osborne, Moore, Lirio, Berc [ 84 ETA CHAPTER Sororcs in Collci io Sciiiurs Laura Beltz Kathryn Fluck Charlotte Glunt Marjorie Lirio Emma Moore Helen Mover Marion Osborne liiii iirs Madeline Berg Charlotte Lickhard Gertrude Carey Jane Millikin Anne Fishel Helen Payran Jean Hagenbuch Helen Pratt Helen Sutherland Sopboinon Margaret Anderson Jane Glunt Jane Plielan Mildred Wiley Marjorie Dirlani Ruth Ortt Ruth Donnally Irene Piszczek Eleanor Owens Harriet Rich Dorothy Reeves Margaret Rittcr Katherine Butchko Jean Roser Katherine Davis Ethel Smith Margaret Keyes Margaret Thirkicld Marion Long Ruth Van Leuvcn Frances Mills Elizabeth Wray Gayncll Zigarelli 85 J - ♦ ■ ■ • ♦ « ♦ ♦ « PHI MU Founded at Wesleyan College, 1852 Colors: Rose and White Publication: ' The Aglaia Established at Bucknell, 1922 Flower: Enchantress Carnation MacNamara, Rnir, Ki hi.er, Rice, Turskv, Wolfe Rea, Fo:v, Patton, McLucas, Reimensnyder, Heritage, Peterson, Watts MosER, Mattern, Zarfos, Rockwetl, Beacom, Green, Lamb, LeQuatte, Case Stannert, Parkinson, Keeper, Noll, Steinbacei, Millikin, Petruschak, Hasselberger, Klster [86] ' H ►• ' .♦•♦•••♦• BETA KAPPA CHAPTER Sororcs in Collegia Seniors Sara E. Bcicom Helen E. Green Edith M. C. Hasselberger Naomi Heritage Dorothy Kcstcr Eunice H. Lam b Dorothea M. MiUikin Mary Ellen Noll Marie I. Petruschak Marie A. Steinbach Helen E. Watts Ellen M. Wolfe Juniors Suzanne E. DeVout Phyllis R. Hicks Laura S. Fuller Janet Keefer Beth C. Hicks Esther M. Rea F. Kathrvn Stannert Sup joi. Grace Mattern June Lequatte Jessie Parkinson Marie Rockwell Pledges Adelaide Case Elsa Moser Ople Fox Jean Peterson Elizabeth Kehler Elizabeth Reif Mary Evelyn McLucas Edith Reiniensnydcr Elizabeth MacNamara Katherine Rice Rose Marie Tursky [87] ♦ • ♦ ♦ t i SIGMA SIGMA DELTA Founded at Bucknell University, 1924 Colors: Green and White Publication: The Evergreen Flower: White Carnation SliAW, BUTCHKO, ArNOTT HiLDEBRAND, BeERS, PaRK, MuNDY 8 8 ALPHA CHAPTER Sororcs in Collegio Senior E. Ruth Beers Juniors Ell.i Mundy Jessie M. Hlldcbr.ind Sophuntures Hope Park Grace Arnott Pleds Margaret Butchko Roberta Shaw syj DELTA ZETA Founded at Miami University, I902 Established at Bucknell, I930 Colors: Old Rose and Vieux Green Flower: Kilarney Rose Publication: The Lamp LovELiCK, Brown, Ec.lit, Cami dell, Otter, Bishop, Schatz GrICK, HaMBLIN, SVI ' IDERSKI, MATTER, SwEET, NlLAND, EhLERS, IrESON Kelly, Balletti, Shields, Murray, Rippel, Shupe, L 90 J BETA THETA CHAPTER Sororcs in Collcgio Seniors M. Jjne Murray Ruth Rippel Elsie J. Shields Virginia W. Shupc Jmirors Eleanor Balletti Dorothy E. Kelly Suphomom Netta M. Grick Leona A. Lovelick Viola M. Sweet Dorothy M. Swiderski Pledges Esther E. Bishop Lillie W. Brown Margaret E. Campbell Alida M. Eglit Amelia A. Ehlers M. Catherine Schatz Susan E. Hamblin Anne Ireson Marian V. Matter Mabel Nylund Doris B. Otter 91] • ♦ ♦ EVENTS Glee Club Trip Dec. 5-7 AUhouse, Soloist with Symphony Dec. 12 The Bucknellians Organized Dec. 15 The Messiah Mixed Chorus Dec. 17 James Named on All-East Eleven Jan. I SOPHOMORE CLASS George Bradford Adcock, A.B. Tbeta Upsilon Omega Brooklyn, N. Y. Francis Roger Ammon, A.B. Tbcta Upsiloii Omega South Succasunna, N. J. Margaret Martin Anderson, A.B. Alpha Chi Omega Washington, D. C. Walter Fi nley Anderson, C. F. Sigma Chi Paterson, N. J. Martin Pierce Andrews, Biol. Kappa Sigma Long Beach, N. Y. Sara Davis Andrews, C. F. Dclfa Delta Delta Woodstown, N. J. Emma Miriam Angstadt, A.B. Lewisburg Grace Gibbon Arnott, A.B. Sigma Sigma Delta Nanticoke Margaret Pauline Bachman, A.B. Delta Delta Delta New York, N. Y. Francis Perry Baker, A.B. Delta Sigma Berwick Liva Deborah Baker, Biol. Espy Paul Campbell Balentine, C. F. Sigma Chi West Newton Jack Covell Barnes, M.E. Kappa Sigma York Earl William Barrows, C.E. Delta Sigma Manor William Neifert Barto, C. F. Watsontown Kenneth Monroe Beach, C. F. Huntington Mills Donald Potter Bean, C. F. Theta Upsiloii Omega Port Chester, N. y ' William Irwin Belsher, C. F. Shickshinny Albert Martin Bcneck, Biol. Kappa Delta Rhu Nesquehcning Rudolph Enos Bennage, E.E. Phi Lambila Theta Milton Margie Proctor Blair, A.B. Pi Beta Phi Lewisburg i ' . ♦- ' .♦ ' .. ♦ ■♦ ' ,.♦■♦ ' SOPHOMORES-Continued Charles Blumberg, C.E. Wyomissing William Reginald Bowler, A.B. Delta Sigina Jamaica, N. Y. Russell Raymond Boyer, E.E. Phi Lamlnla Thchi York Frank Richeson Bratton, A.B. Lewisburg Etta Jane Brewer, A.B. Delta Delta Delta Stelton, N. J. Robert Taylor Brockway, C. F. Si i Ilia Chi Sharon Albert Lynam Brown Jr., C. F. Kajilia Sii iiia Pennsgrove, N. J. Lillic Woodnut Brown, A.B. Delta Zeta Pitman, N. J. Starrling Onoiee Bull, A.B. Nescopeck Kathryn Elizabeth Byerly, Biol. Harrisburg Adelaide McAlpln Case, A.B. Phi Mil Poughkeepsie, N. Y. Rose Adeline Ceccolini, A.B. North Tarrytown, N. Y. Zack Robert Cecil, C. F. Si ii 111 a Alpha Epsiloii Oakmont John Warner Chandler, E.E. Lambda Chi Alpha Trenton, N. J. Eleanor Jean Chapin, A.B. Pi Beta Phi Forty Fort Pauline Estelle Chase, A.B. Delta Delta Delta Factoryville Milton Howard Clark, C.E. Si ; Ilia Chi Brooklyn, N. Y. Harry Gregory Coleman, A.B. Kappa Delta Rho New York, N. Y. Esther Virginia Conklin, A.B. New York, N. Y. Robert Lawrence Cooley, Ed. Klip pa Si; ii!a Fultonville, N. Y. John Prosser Davis Jr., Biol. Sif iiia Alpha F.l siliiii Lansford William Henry Jackson Dawson, C. F. Milton John Christian Decker, A.B. Kappa Si; ii!a South Williamsport Fred Adelbert Dickerman, Biol. Watsontown William Gordon Diefenbach, E.E. Si gill a Chi Milton Clifton Homer Dill, C.E. Riverside, N. J. Walter Leonard Dillinger, C. F. Phi Kappa Psi Point Marion Marjorie Gloria Dirlam, A.B. Alpha Chi Oiiiei;a Pelham, N. Y. Walter William Dobosinskl, Ed. Wilkes-Baire Edward Albert Domlcsky, M.E. Ph Kappa Minersville Ruth Evelyn Donnally, A.B. Alpha Chi Oiiie; a Pittsburgh S. Elizabeth Druckemiiler, A.B. Pi Beta Phi Sunbury William Henry Druckemiiler, A.B. S i:,iiia Alpha Epsiloii Sunbury Charles William Duck, A.B. Lewisburg Dorothy Jean Earnest, A.B. Kappa Delta Hummelstown Amelia Anna Ehlers, Ed. Delta Zeta East Rutherford, N. J. Joseph Walton Eicher, Ed. Si ; II! a Chi Dormont Guy Philip Ellsworth, AM. S giiia Alpha Epsiloii Big Moose, N. Y. Richard Bott Engdahl, M.E. York Frederick Chester Erdman Jr., C. F. Phi Kappa Psi Bronxville, N. Y. William Bitting Evoy, Biol. Sigma Chi Haddon Heights, N. J. Ann Dewan Fagan, A.B. Pi Beta Phi Hazleton [93] Guy Wolfe Fairchild, Ch.E. Sigma Chi Sunbury Fred Lewis Ferrari, Ed. Derry Caroline Augusta Floyd, A.B. Williamsport Opie Blanche Fox, A.B. Phi Mil Halifax Edward Frank, E.E. Sigma Chi Great Neck, N. Y. Karl Steuber Fry, C. F. ' ) ■ Kappa Psi Williamsport Margaret Elizabeth Garrett, A.B. Delta Delta Delta Lewistown Emmctt Joseph Gearhart, Biol. Reading Gladys Douglass Geary, A. B. Delta Delta Delta Dennisville, N. J. Walter Rothrock Geier, Ch.E. Phi Kappa Psi Hazleton Margaret Sophia Geiger, A.B. Sunbury Richard William Gilbert, C. F. Kappa Sigma Brooklyn, N. Y. Carl Lawrence Giles, A.B. Sigma Chi Shamokin Martha Jane Glunt, A.B. Alpha Chi Omega Rutherford, N. J. Eleanor Jane Goldsmith, A. B. Wilkinsburg William Thiel Granger, Ch.E. Phi Lambda Thcta Frackville Netta Margaretta Grick, A. B. Delta Zeta Nanticoke Daniel Francis Griffith, A.B. Phi Gamma Delta Lewisburg Charles Sumner Gwynne , Ed. Kappa Sigma Wood-Ridge, N. J. Marie Genevieve Halpin, A.B. Ansonia, Conn. Mary Naomi Hanning, A.B. Delta Delta Delta Williamsport :■• •♦ -♦• ■♦ ♦ ♦ • ♦ ♦ ♦ EVENTS Library of Music Opened Jan. 5 Coach Snavely Resigns Jan. 17 Rainey Speaks before Asso. of American Colleges % ■■ - m r Litia Namora on Campus Jan. 18 Nelson Signed for Prom Jan. 25 SOPHOMORES-Continued Robert Muhs Harries, C. F. Lambda CLii Alpha Paterson, N. J. Sterling George Harvey, Ch.E. Sigma Alpha El siluii Bloomsburg Wesley Daniel Hatfield, Ed. Lynn, Mass. Donald Karl Hauptman, A.B. Phi Lambda Theta Spring Valley, N. Y. Kenneth Frederick Herrold, A.B. Lewisburg John David High, Biol. Williamsport Sara Kathryn High, A.B. Curwensville Mary Elizabeth Hill, A.B. Kappa Delta Williamsport Isabel Marie Holtzinger, Biol. Windsor John Robert Hostetter, A.B. Sigma Chi Corning, N. Y. Robert VanKirk Housel, A.B. Lewisburg Gailard Scott Hughes, Biol. The a Upsilon Omega Luzerne Edna Merne Hutchinson, A.B. Wilmington, Del. Carl Marcus Huus Jr., A.B. Phi Kappa Psi Caldwell, N. J. Anna Ireson, A.B. Delta Zeta Vineland, N. J. William Leonard Iveson, A.B. Kappa Delta Rho Plymouth George Carl Johnson, C. F. Alpha Chi Mil Harrisburg Paul Churchill Johnson, Biol. Phi Kappa Psi Jersey Shore Robert Jones, C. F. Ellwood City Jerome Herbert Kantor, Biol. Newark, N. J. Raymond Allen Kanyuck, E.E. Glenlyon Catherine Elizabeth Kehler, A.B. Phi Mil Columbia Sara Elizabeth Keiper, A.B. Rock Glen «♦•♦••-♦•■ - ' - l ,, SOPHOMORES-Continued Helen Wentz Kichline, A.B. Pi Beta Phi Ludlow, Mass. Charles Leon Klase, Ch.E. Del a Kaplui Phi Sunbury John Carlyle Klinger, A.B. Bayonne, N. J. Eleanor Frances Koshland, A.B. Kappa Delta Lewistown Charles Frances Koctcamp, M.E. Sigma Chi Warren Joseph Marian Kozlovvskl, E.E. Phi Kalipa Forest City Victor Lauerman, Ed. La III hi a Chi AljiLia West Newton Genevieve Lawrence, A.B. Ocean City, N. J. David Harris Lenker, C. F. Sigma Chi Sunbury June Mary LeQuatte, A. B. Phi Mil Port Washington, N. Y. Dean Edgar Lewis, M.E. Rohrsburg Donald Henry Lewis, E.E. Phi Lambda Thcta Kenmore, N. Y. Irene Veronica Lewski, A. B. Nanticoke Alex Samuel Liddle, C. F. Williamsport Lena Shirley Lippman, A.B. Phi Epsiloii Alpha Centralia Geneva May Lloyd, Ed. Kappa Del fa Harriman, N. Y. James Joseph Logan, E.E. Phi Kappa Trenton, N. J. Eleanor Carmen Lombardo, A.B. Delta Delta Delta Paterson, N. J. Leona Alma Lovelick, A.B. Delta Zeta Minersville Norman Stouch Lucas, C. F. Phi Gamma Delta Altoona Mary Margaret Lynn, Ed. Philipsburg Melvin Reaigh Lytle, C. F. Kappa Sigma Altoona Martha Mullen McFarland, A.B. Watsontown Henry Michael McGee, E.E. Milton Edward Earl McKee, Biol. Sigma Alpha Epsiloii Rochester Dominic Jesse Macchia, C. F. Alpha Phi Delta Monroe, N. Y. Mary Elizabeth Mahaffey, A.B. Kappa Delta Haddonfield, N. J. Anthony James Maltese, Biol. Beta Kapjui Lebanon, N. J. Arthur Jackson Marvin, A.B. Sigma Alpha Epsiloii Canton Andrew Bernard Matey, C. F. Sigma Alpha Epsiloii Johnson City, N. Y. Marion Viola Matter, A.B. Delta Zeta Williamsport Grace Drawbaugh Mattern, Biol. Phi Mil Lemoyne Robert Little Meikle, M.E. Galeton Philip Charles Miller, Ed. Sigma Alpha Epsiloii Paterson, N. J. George Arthur Mills, A. B. Pawtucket, R. L John Griffith Mills, Ed. Wyoming Paul Weedie Milunas, Biol. Mocanaqua William Edward Moir, A.B. Phi Kappa Psi Maplewood, N. J. Kenneth Arthur Moody, Ed. Sigma Chi Brooklyn, N. Y. Frederick McCormick Moore, Biol. Phi Kappa Psi Wernersville Walter Morgan Morris, A.B. Saint Clair Elsa Louise Moser, A.B. Phi Mil Scranton Edward Joseph Narvid, A.B. Phi Kappa Eynon John Robert Neefe, Biol. Phi Kappa Psi Jersey Shore William Yates Newcomb, Biol. Kappa Sigma Vineland, N. J. Frank Moyer Noecker Jr., C. 1 Lambda Chi Alpha Renovo Walter Nudenberg, Biol. Sigma Alpha M i Newark, N. J. Virginia Mae Nylund, A.B. Yeadon Doris Bachman Otter, A.B. Delta Zeta Hazleton Eleanor Gladys Owens, A.B. Alpha Chi Omega Mount Carmel Madeleine Hope Park, Ed. Sigma Sigma Delta Hazleton Jessie Elizabeth Parkinson, Biol. Phi Mil Sunbury Edwin Rothrock Parsons, Ch.E. Phi Gamma Delta Watsontown Anna Rose Patt, Biol. Phi Epsiloii Alpha Shamokin Carl Albert Paul, E.E. Gordon Roman Vladimer Pelensky, Biol. Malaga, N. J. Hector Alfred Pernetti, Biol. Lambda Chi Alpha Paterson, N. J. Frederick Leighton Peters, A.B. Sigma Alpha Epsiloii Glenn Falls, N. Y. Robert Vernon Pcthick, C. F. Phi Kappa Psi Kingston George Adam Pfeffer, Ch.E. Phi Kappa Psi Arlington, N. J. Jane Wray Phelan, A.B. Alpha Chi Omega Altoona Robert Wellington Plank, C. F. Sigma Chi Downingtown Martin Anthony Pocius, Ed. Sigma Chi Riverside, N. L [9S ■♦- • EVENTS • ' ■«r ,, - . Dempsey, All- American Tackle Feb. lO Ellsworth Represents U. S. in Florida Races Coach Mylin Signs Contract Feb. 24 The Rivals Feb. 26 «M« New Building Nears Completion Mar. I SOPHOMORES-Continued Clyde Wheeler Potter, C. F. Alpha Chi Mil Gelatt Thomas Punshon Jr., Ch.E. Glenlyon Rodman Vaughan Quinhy, M.E. Fhi Kaplhi Psi Philadelphia Fred Gustave Rahe, Ed. Si i II! a Chi New York, N. Y. Frederick Walter Rapp, A.B. Philadelphia Edwin Rudolph Raymaley, Biol. Phi Kappci Psi Wiikinsburg Dorothy Ha ei Reeves, A.B. Alphii Chi Oiiici a New Lisbon, N. J. Edward Arthur Reisman, A.B. Woodbridge, N. J. Joe Theodore Reznichak, Ed. Sigma Chi Perth Amboy, N. J. Robert Whitmer Rhoads, A.B. Lewisburg Dick Matthew Richards, Ch.E. Phi Kappa Psi Hazleton James Fiarry Hitter, Biol. Befa Kappa Montoursville Marie Christine Rockwell, A.B. Staten Island, N. Y. John Shepard Rodgers, A.B. Phi Kappa Psi Allentown LeRoy Herman Rohde, C.E. Theta Upsiloii Omega Salamanca, N. Y. Eugene Cliaries Roiir, C. F. Del a Sigma Jamaica, N. Y. Sophie Theresa Rokosz, A.B. Nanticoke Bennie Rosenberg, Biol. Sigma Alpha Mii Bedford Hills, N. Y. Dorothy Lillian Royer, A.B. Weatherly Hubbard Stowell Ruoff, C. F. Sigma Alpha Epsiloii Camp Hill SOPHOMORES-Continued Mildred Louise Rupp, A.B. Delta Delta Delta Lansdowne Alberta Rutgers, A.B. Delta Delta Delta Irvington, N. J. George Carl Saib, A.B. Sigma Chi New York, N. Y. Henry Miner Schachte, C. F. Sigma Alpha Epsiloii Pittsfieid, Mass. Marc Sciacchitano, A.B. Alpha Phi Delta Glendale, N. Y. Dominick Louis Sclafani, A.B. Alpha Phi Delta Brooklyn, N. Y. Cornelius Edward Sedgwick, Biol. Phi Gamma Delta Roselle Park, N. J. Maxwell Shaffer, A.B. Newark, N. J. Virginia Masker Shaw, A.B. Sunbury Martha Savage Shipman, A.B. Pi Beta Phi Sunbury Joseph Franklin Showers Jr., Biol. Milton Charlotte Louise Shupe, A.B. Saltsburg Betty Mary Sindle, A.B. Little Falls, N. J. John James Sitarsky, A.B. Sigma Alpha Epsiloii Rutherford, N. J. Earle Hepner Sloan, C. F. Kappa Delta Rho Elmer, N. J. Jay Snyder, A.B. Star Junction Phyllis Vincenze Solyom, A.B. Bethesda, Md. Gertrude Edith Spencer, A.B. Ledgewood, N. J. Harriett Ottilie Speyer, A.B. Delta Delta Delta Roselle Park, N. J. Arther Douglas Spicer, C.E. New Providence, N. J. Roy Herbert Stannert, M.E. Northumberland William Paul Steinhauer, A.B. Delta Sigma Kingston Eric Graham Stewart, A.B. Lewisburg Byron Bardrum Stilwell, C. F. Phi Gamma Delta Chicago, 111. Vernon Floreing Stompler, C.E. Langhorne James Daniel Stroup, C. F. Sigma Alpha Epsiloii Edgewood Vincent Pratt Sumerfield Jr., A.B. Sigma Alpha Epsiloii Strafford Harry Garfield Sundlieim, C. F. Philadelphia Robert Hayden Swackhamer, C. F. Phi Kappa Psi Long Valley, N. J. Viola Mae Sweet, A.B. Delta Zeta Bayonne, N. J. Dorothy Mary Swiderski, A.B. Delta Zeta Mount Carmel William Henry Tingley, C. F. Theta Upsiloii Omega Montrose Margaret Jane Tomlinson, Biol. Pi Beta Phi Milton Kenneth Tressler, A.B. Herndon Rosemarie Joan Tursky, Biol. Phi Mu Hazleton Alice Louise Tyson, A.B. Pi Beta Phi Westfield, N. J. Merle Elwood Underkof fler, A.B. Sunbury Milton Ivan VanGraafeiland, Biol. Kappa Sigma Rochester, N. Y. Thomas Judson Vastine Jr., C. F. Wilkinsburg Armand Frank Verga, Biol. Alpha Phi Delta Jersey City, N. J. William Curtis Wagner Jr., A.B. Phi Gamma Delta Watsontown Mary Elizabeth Walbridge, A.B. Pi Beta Phi Hazleton Thomas Jackson Waller Jr., C. F. Phi Kappa Psi Laurel, Del. Jeanette Clara Ward, A.B. Delta Delta Delta Lyndonville, N. Y. James Frederick Weaver, Ch.E. Lewisburg Charles William Wcrtz, E.E. Danville Helen Davis Wertz, Ed. West Chester James Clarence White, Biol. Sigma Chi West Newton Mildred Esther Wiley, A.B. Alpha Chi Omega Plainfield, N. J. ' William Feigle Wilkinson, Ed. Kappa Sigma Riverside, N. J. Albert Francis Williams, Ed. Lambda Chi Alpha Paterson, N. J. Clara Josephine Williams, A.B. Delta Delta Delta Hazleton Milton Astor Willment, A.B. Phi Kappa Psi Brooklyn, N. Y. John Cooper Wilson, Ed. Sunbury Arthur Henry Winey, C.E. Phi Kappa Psi Plainfield, N. J. Louis Harry Winkler Jr., Biol. Alpha Chi Mil Bethlehem Fred Winland, M.E. Sigma Chi East Liverpool, O. Joseph Roberts Wood, A.B. Phi Kappa Psi Reading Harold Yahn, C. F. Kappa Sigma Wellsboro Gaynell Claire Zigarelli, A.B. Alpha Chi Omega Paterson, N. J. 97] -♦■ •♦■ ■ ♦ • Kciiilina iiyiiinid ihc tabic from thi- lowiT left: Limo, Hon ner, Mundy, Beers, Mahai fey, Sockvpell, Rupp, MiLLiKiN, Foster, Carey, Lefkowitz, Fox, Rippel, Kelly, High, McCormick WOMEN ' S STUDENT SENATE WOMEN ' S Student Senate is the legislative, executive, and judici.il body of the Women ' s College. It is composed of two representatives from each social group and includes eight seniors, five juniors, and four sophomores. The president, a senior, is elected the second semester of her junior year. Dorothea Millikin Jane Foster Louise Rupp Gertrude Carey Offia rrrsiilciif Vice-Prrs ilcii Secrcfiiiy Treasurer Menihet Ruth Beers Jane Foster Wilma Steuer Helen Hoffner Josephine Lefkowitz Marjorie Lirio Dorothea Millikin Ruth Rippel Gertrude Carey Dorothy Kelly Edith McCormick Ella Mundy Mary Linda Sockwell Ople Fox Sally High Betty Mahaffey Louise Rupp 98 .♦•..v-v Brandon, Schneider, Reisman, Dempsey, Hynda, Schrader, Zlotkin Gerakares, Barker, Plankenhorn, Peters, Osborn, Williams Orr, Rohr, Wolie, Patton T DEBATING TEAMS HE Bucknell debating te.im by Its fine showing hist year est,iblished itseif as one of the best college debating teams in the East, and set a high goal for this year ' s team. The two main questions discussed this year by the debaters were: Resolved, That the essential features of the National Industrial Recovery Act should be made a perma- nent policy of the United States , and Resolved, That the powers of the President of the United States should be substantially increased as a settled policy . The coach of the team. Professor Arthur L. Brandon, arranged the schedule and accompanied the team on its trips. Gerakares, Plankenhorn, Schneider, and Reisman represented Bucknell at Rutgers and at New York University on the men ' s eastern trip. The women who made the trip to Washington to debate at American University were Elsa Patton, Ellen Wolfe, and Ruth Rohr. Men ' s Team John Dempsey William Plankenhorn Lauren Williams Leighton Peters Benton Schrader John Schneider Samuel Barker Isadore Zlotkin Theodore Gerakares Edward Reisman Carrol Osborn Wonicii ' s Tea III Ruth Rohr Ellen Wolfe Emily Orr Elsa Patton [99] ■♦• •♦ ♦ ♦ Aijiii.N. Lkdma.n, Ullmiiikij. Ulls, Decker, Nl uii, Uaki i, Frank, Lynn, E. Rohr, Gerlitz, Helm, Fithian, Goldsmith, Geicer, Roush, Reisman, R. Rohr, Spritzler, Lieberman Kestlr, Monks, FIoltzinger, Smith, Berg, Younghusband, Ifii.l, Godcharles, Root CAP AND DAGGER THE purpose of Cap and Dagger, campus dramatic society, is bejt expressed in the first article of its constitution: (1) to foster an interest among students at Bucknell iu the art and craftsmanship of the theatre, (2) to train the members of the society in the arts and crafts of the theatre, (3) to work for and to maintain a superior quality of dramatic production at Bucknell. Cap and Dagger is a self-supporting organization, producing from four to six plays annually. Each season the Bucknell Artist Course com- bines with the society in making possible the production of one play in which actors from the professional stage appear in leading roles. This year Phyllis Joyce, New York actress, was imported for the Cap and Dagger production of Sheridan ' s The Rivals . Personnel Professor C. Willard Smith John A. Younghusband John Dexter Madeline Berg Charles Austin Francis Baker Samuel Barker John Decker Frederick Erdman Charles Blumberg Esther Conklin Metta Farrington Walton Geiger Frank Gerlitz Eleanor Goldsmith Ac ill ' Staff Dorothy Kcstcr Elsa Pat ton Edward Reisman Marion Root Kathryn Stanncrt Terhnical Staff Margaret Flelm Margaret Lynn Jean Earnest Harry Fithian Howard Frank Edna Hutchinson Carl Huus Anna Holtzinger Vernon Hontz Elaine Ifill Charles Jackson Jacob Lieberman Jane Millikin Dorothy Monks Melville Nesbit Gordon Peters Charles Roush Director of Dramatia President Vice-Presiiient Secretary Sherburne Walker Harry Wightman Harriet Speyer Ruth Rohr Eugene Rohr Wallace Smith Paul Steinhauer Raymond Spritzler Eric Stewart [ 100 strutting: Evans, Confer, Biddle, Speck. Rhodes, Clemens, Gilbert, Hunt, Kachel, Bower, Merridew, Sheppard, Ammon. Decker, Gwynne, Hopkins, Cullen, Moutz Sittings RoHDE, McCutcheon, Wentzle, Cohen, Kniss, LeMon, Wood, Wardrop, Wayland, Capik, Spicer, Noecker, Appleby MEN ' S GLEE CLUB UNDER the supervision of Mr. Melvin Le Mon, graduate of the Eastm.in School of Music, the best vocil material is selected from the Mixed Chorus to make up the personnel of the Men ' s Glee Club. The function of the organization is to prepare the best obtainable male chorus literature, and to better equip its members for mixed chorus work. After careful preparation the club presents its programs to numerous high schools and other institutions in Pcnnsi, ' lvania and neighboring states. Two major concert tours and many week-end trips are made during the school year. Professor Melvin Le Mon Professor Paul George Stolz Joseph Wood Jr. Vincent Wayland Office Firs Tenors Douglas Spicer Robert Housel Theodore Capik Harold Evans Richard Kniss Raymond Hunt Elmer Biddle Clarence Wentzel Second Tenors James Wardrop Robert Cohen Alfred Howe Robert Henggi George Crouse William Clemens Thomas Speck Harry Coleman Charles Gwynne Personnel Buritoiies Paul Confer Reginald Merridew John Decker David Sheppard LeRoy Rohde Robert Rhoads Mack Moore Marchand McCutcheon Leonard Osborn Richard Gilbert Russel Appleby Director Adviser Accompanist Manager Blisses Vincent Wayland Harrison Bower Leonard Kachel Thomas Hopkins Gibson Logue Roger Ammon Frank Noecker Frederick Rapp Harold Moutz lUl ' ♦ • ♦ ■♦• •♦ ♦ ♦ • ♦ ♦ ♦ SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA THE Symphony Orchestra is a body of iiiusicall) ' inclined students who desire to cultivate attitudes toward real music . All instruments of the classical symphony orchestra are represented in this group. In addition to its regular concert season, the symphony, in cooperation with the Artist Course, presented Paul Althouse, Metropolitan tenor, as soloist in the feature pro- gram of this season. After their performance in Wilkes-Barre the Times Leader of that city said of the organization: The parts were well balanced, and, in both the lighter and heavier demands, the ensemble gave finished interpretations of the score . Officers Paul Gies --------- Harry Wightman Edna Schneider Violins Charles Stickney, Concert Master Walter Morris Irving Silber Edwin Stebbins Willard Leavitt Ellen Gronemeyer Roger Ammon Charlotte Armstrong, V iolas Robert Gift Fred Haas (Guest) ' Cello Rose Ceccolini Lois Brungart Double Bass Robert Bock (Guest) William Perrin (Guest) John Hibben (Guest) Oboe Second Concert Master Herman Schleicher (Guest) Roland Harbeson Thomas Wood Hazel Jackson Hope Park Elwood Foltz Flute Norman Reed Dorothy Walters Clarinet Charles Kottcamp Henry Schachte Bass Clarinet Charles Morris Bassoon Paul Hershberger (Guest) Owen Ranck Frenc j Horn Huntington Burdick (Guest) Sante Ragno Harry Wightman Alfred Howe Conductor Ma natter Secretary fruinpef Carrol Owens (Guest) Edna Schneider Leonard Osborn Trombone James Phillips Campbell Rutledge Tuba Leigh Herman Percussion Harry Coleman Douglas Spicer Piano Janet Workman 102 J MIXED CHORUS THE Mixed Chorus, composed of the Men ' s Glee Club, the Women ' s Glee Club, and singers from all parts of the Susquehanna Valley, is open to all students and faculty members, as a musical laboratory course. The main objective of the chorus is the study and public performance of oratorios, masses, and cantatas by the master composers, with the aim of developing an apprecia- tion of the type of music that is in keeping with the ideals of higher education. Three major compositions are given each year — one, the traditional Handel ' s Messiah , at Christmas; another, in collaboration with the symphony orchestra during the second semester; and a third, at Commencement. Bach ' s Passion of Saint Matthew will be performed during the festival week-end and Beethoven ' s Missa Solemnis , at Commencement. Solo parts are taken by the best voices selected from the faculty and the student body. Other soloists are brought in from Philadelphia and New York City. Missa Solemnis , the work which Beethoven himself calls his greatest, will be given with chorus and solo quartet composed of Olive Marshall, soprano; Lillian Helmstrand Fraser, con- tralto; Frank Oglesby, tenor; Edward Rhein, baritone. The chorus is coached by Melvin LeMon and Miss Grace Jenkins, both of the School of Music. L1U3J ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ CHRISTIAN Forrest D. Brown General Secretary Y. M. C. A. officers Vincent B. Wayland - Prcsiilcn Clarence B. Howells Vice-President Saneord L. Barcus - Secretary John L. Bergen - - - Treasurer Wesley D. Hatfield Council Reprcsen atii e Y. M. C. A. Room THE BuckncU University Y. M. C. A. is an open fellowship of those men who desire to lead the good life. The program is carried on by the Student President and his cabinet under the direction of the General Secretary. Among the activities of the association during the present year have been the sponsoring of Father ' s Day, Mother ' s D ay and the campus appearances of Dr. Lynn Harold Hough, Jim Hartwick, Dr. Hugh Black, and Mark Starr. In conjunction with the Y. W. C. A., a program of recreation for the children of Lewisburg and the Evangelical Orphanage is conducted on Saturdays. The association also sponsors several week-end outings to cabins in the mountains, and sends delegates to intercollegiate conferences. In the attractive room maintained by the Y. M. C. A. in West College, all men are welcome at any time to make use of its many facilities. The radio, current magazines, daily newspapers, chess, checkers, and a lending library are here for general entertainment and use. Y. M. C. A. Cabinet Vincent B. Wayland President 1 1U4 J •♦•♦•♦♦ ■ ♦■■ • • ♦ ' • ♦ ' V ♦ ' - ' ASSOCIATIONS Fall Retreat Y. W. C. A. Officers Jani; Foster - - - - President Jani: Millikin - - Vicc-Prcsidoif Genevilve Lawrence - Secretary Mary Linda Sockwell - Treasurer FALL activities of the Y. W. C. A. commenced this year with a Silvct Tea, given at the home of President Rainey to introduce the association to the townspeople. Regular activities of the first semester were carried out in various interest groups: Arts and Crafts; Poetry; Around the World. The center for these groups is the gir! Y room in Bucknell Cottage, a cosy place to read or study, which is open to all women students. Throughout the school year, the Y. W. C. A. h.is sponsored open house in Larison Living Room, on Friday evenings. Variety Open House — dancing, cards, moving pic- tures, refreshments — was very successfully continued by the combined men ' s and women ' s organizations. Litia Namora, talented dancer who appeared last year on the Bucknell University Artist Course, returned this year under the auspices of the Y. W. C. A. Jane Foster PlfShlcjlf ■t m - A||_ SB, , 1 Wi ' , w m ' J J ' M ..% SHh - 2 L 1 f7 iff ' • Y. W. C. A. Cabinet L 105] • I- •♦•♦• ♦ ♦ VARSITY Walter Gilleland - Ciiplii n Joseph Reznichak Ciil fiiiii-Elcct W. H. Jones - - Manager Malcolm Musser - Coach The SijiiaJ Myers l-urwarJ Sitarsky Forward James - Center Gilleland Guard RhubrigliC Guard Reznichak - Guard Davis Forward Lytle Forward Druckemiller Center Schneider Guard Eichcr Guard Dorman Guar d Playing its first year under a new coach and in a league some- what above its standard, the Bison basketball team sustained one of its most disastrous sea- sons within the past few years. After losing to Georgetown in the season ' s initial effort, the Orange and Blue quintet won hut two games in a total of 18 Jones Lytle Druckem[lli:r James Gilleland Reznichak 106 ] ♦ ♦ BASKETBALL starts. The two victories were chalked up at the expense of Susqueh anna and Juniata. Sitars ky, Reznichak, and Davis starrc d for the luckless baskctecrs, w hilc Captain Gillc- land and James played steady games. Season ' s Record Buckne 1 24 Georgetown 49 Bucknei 1 .H Susquehanna 25 Bucknel 1 26 W. Maryland 34 Bucknei 1 21 Penn State 44 Bucknel 1 26 W. J. 53 Bucknei 1 21 Villanova 47 Bucknel 1 20 Temple 43 Bucknel 1 36 Georgetown 63 Bucknel 1 13 W. Virginia 61 Bucknel 1 21 Colgate 26 Bucknel 1 35 Juniata 28 Bucknel 1 18 Duquesne 51 Bucknel 1 29 St. Thomas 52 Bucknel 1 17 Army 36 Bucknel 1 33 Carnegie Tech 37 Bucknel 1 18 W. Virginia 57 Bucknel 1 29 Dickinson 50 Bucknel 1 30 Temple 38 DORMAN SiTAKSkV Myers ErcHUR I 107 1 MUSSER RHUUKIGI II Schneider. - ■ - ' .4 « . VARSITY John Kubacki, Robert Pethick - Caplaiin Benton Schrader - Manager Joe Reno - - Coach The Squad I 1 5 I ' onml Clasi — Ragusan, Peterson 125 Pound Class — Dill, Nelson 135 Pound Class — Bcrlcy, Scranton 145 Pound Class — Hughes, Louglicry 1 5 5 Pound Class — Lauerman 165 Pound Class — Kubacki, Downing, Thompson 175 Pound Class — Pethick Unl in fcd Class — Rosatti Season ' s Record Buckncll 1 W. Virginia 6 Bucknell 2 ' j Duquesne 4 ' j Bucknell 1 Penn State 7 Bucknell Army 10 Bucknell 1 W. Mary ' d 6 Buckncll 4 W. J. 3 RjENO Pethick Bi:rley Lauekman Loughlkv Kubacki Du.L lUS  :•.♦■■ ♦ ♦•■ 4-. •■ ••♦■♦•••♦%•♦ •• - -■ ' - - ' ' ' -■•i ' -i% BOXING Along with other winter sports of the past season, varsity boxing suffered one of its worst years in the history of the sport at Bucknell. With but one vic- tory in six starts, the Bison mitt- men found the going hard throughout the season. The lone victory came as a result of a close bout with the W. J. ringmen. Troubled by the absence of real varsity material during the entire schedule. Coach Reno was forced to experiment with men, most of whom were new to the ring. Some of the more promi- nent beginners were Scranton, 13 5- pounder; Peterson, 115- pounder; Nelson, 12S-pounder; and Rosatti, unlimited. Dill and Pethick, veterans of the past few years, were the only consistent winners for the Reno- men. With Berley, these two men represented Bucknell at the Eastern Intercollegiate Confer- ence Finals, held in Morgans- town, West Virginia. Pethick and Dill won championships in their respective classes, while Berley was defeated in the semi- finals. After a 6 to 1 defeat at the hands of the Mountaineers in the season ' s opener, the Orange and Blue mittmen lost in succession to Army, Duquesne, Penn State, and Western Maryland. Crousc Rosatti Beck Nelson Scranton schrader Peterson [ 109 • ■ ■ ♦ .♦• ■♦ • MuSSIzR, FlLhR, FlIZGEKALD, WlTHHRSPOON, BaLLARI). SlMON White, Monahan. Smith, Kanhngisfr FRESHMAN BASKETBALL Coach Captain Manager Malcolm Musser .-.----- Ray Monahan --------- Howard Frank -------- The SqtiaJ Centers — Filer, Witherspoon, Bolton Forwards — Monahan, Kanengiser, Smith, Ibbeken, Lotowycz Guards — Smith, White, Hopper, Ballard THIS year ' s frosh outfit established its reputation on the local campus early in the year when it began a series of consecutive victories achieved at the expense of tiie varsity squad. When the regular season began, the yearlings continued to play winning basketball, and as a result hung up a brilliant record. Outstanding among the newcomers were Kanengiser, Filer, Monahan, and Smith. Features of the season were victories over Cook Academy and Pcnn State Freshmen. Bucknell Opponent Lt ' wisburg 32 15 Bucknell Junior College 39 22 Wyoming Seminary 19 42 Lewisburg Troop G. 53 9 Wyoming Seminary 37 21 Lewisburg Club 31 H Penn State 29 22 Miftlinburg H. S. 37 25 Watsontown 48 32 Lewisburg Troop G. 42 24 Penn State 27 35 Peddie 23 43 Bucknell Junior College 37 29 Cook Academy 36 12 Northeastern Penitentiary 51 5 Won 12; Lost 3 [110] ♦.♦•♦••■♦■ ♦-•i ' ViT. MoNAHAN, Reynolds, Miller, Rosatti Thompson. Ibbeken. Anderson INTRAMURAL BASKETBALL SIGMA CHI ' S representatives won the intramural basketball championship with two successive victories over the Kappa Sigmas in the playoff for the title. Winning the first game by a 26 to 17 score, the Sigma Chi team went on and won the second engagement by a 26 to 2 5 score. This second game went one extra period. Monahan and Anderson featured throughout the season for the champions and were especially prominent in the finals. Fitzgerald and Kubacki were the stars for the runners-up. During the regular season, the brand of play was not of as high caliber as is usually displayed in the court game by the Fraternity and Non-Fraternity representatives in the League. However, some of the quintets were above the ordinary level. Leading this group, in addition to the finalists, were such aggregations as the Sigma Alpha Mu team and the Phi Psi color bearers. The Theta Upsilon Omega outfit was also among the leaders. The final standing of the teams follows: Sigma Chi 71 Kappa Sigma 70 Sigma Alpha Mu 61 Phi Kappa Psi 61 Theta Upsilon Omega 5 6 Sigma Alpha Epsilon 5 2 Phi Gamma Delta 43 Lambda Chi Alpha 43 Delta Sigma 3 9 Non-Fraternity 39 Alpha Phi Delta 3 5 Kappa Delta Rho 3 5 Alpha Chi Mu 3 5 Phi Lambda Theta 31 Beta Kappa 2 3 Delta Kappa Phi 21 I in 1 RosATTi, Downing, Waleskv LlAVITT, WiLLMENT, BfCK INTRAMURAL BOXING SIGMA CHI, with four Individual championships, won the annual intramural boxing tournament sponsored by the I. A. C. Winning the last four fights of the finals, Thompson, Walesky, Downing, and Rosatti carried off four decisions to place the Sigs at the head of the contenders. Intramural boxing this year again drew the most enthusiastic crowds attracted by intramural sports. Simonsen and Glazier, managers of winter intramural sports, ar- ranged the entire program. Sigma Chi, Kappa Delta Rho, and Sigma Alpha Epsilon had the greatest number of contestants in the finals. Peterson, scrappy Kappa Delta Rho midget, took a well- earned decision over Harvey, Sigma Alpha Epsilon, in the 115-pound class. Leavitt, Theta Upsilon Omega, was given the nod over Nelson, Kappa Delta Rho. Two knock- outs followed. Beck, Phi Gamma Delta, won from Miller, Sigma Alpha Epsilon, on a two-round technical knockout, and then Thompson, Sigma Chi, repeated Beck ' s per- formance by winning over Fairfield, Sigma Alpha Epsilon, in the same manner. I ii iiiiiiiiiiil B(i iii!i CJ-hi 111 pious 1 IS-poliiitl I ' hns — PeCLtson, K. D. R. — decision over Harvey. S. A. Ii. l2 -l oiliiil fliiis — Leavitt, T. U. O. — decision over Nelson, K. D. R. li5-poiiiiJ chss — Willment, P. K. P. — decision over Corby, K. S. 14i-poiind class — Beck, P. G. D. — decision over Miller, S. A. E. 15S-pOH id class — Thompson, S. C. — knockout (2 ) Fairfield, S. A. E. 165-poiin(l class — Walesky, S. C. — knockout (2) Grouse, S. C. 175-poutltl class — Downing ,S. G. — decision over Frank, S. G. UllliiniteJ class — Rosatti, S. G. — knockout (2) Smith, S. A, E. Sigma Chi 26 (Thompson, Walesky, Downing, Rosatti, champions; Grouse, Frank, finalists) Sigma Alpha Epsilon 12 (Harvey, Miller, Fairfield, Smith, finalists) Kappa Delta Rho K (Peterson, champion; Nelson, finalist) [ 112] HaMMHR, CoRRIN, ANORfWS, Farrington, Umpu hv, Rathhun WOMEN ' S INTRAMURAL BASKETBALL WINNING over Phi Mu in a hotly contested game. Delta Delta Delta captured the women ' s intramural basketball championship, the second athletic champion- ship to be chalked up this year by that fraternity. Phi Mu took second place with a total of four victories and one defeat. Kappa Delta, with the same number of wins but with two defeats, came in third. Throughout the season, the brand of play shown by all teams was superior, most of the victories resulting from hard fought games. ' ' ;( S iiin iu; the Tennis G aim ' s : Won Cu imci iMif Delta Delta Delta 6 (1 Phi Mu 4 1 Kappa Delta 4 2 Delta Zcta 3 3 Non-Sorority 2 3 Alpha Chi Omega 1 5 Pi Beta Phi 6 113 [114] ♦-••t; ♦ .%•♦♦• -■•■•♦■ ' •♦ BOOK THREE FEBRUARY SIXTEENTH TO APRIL TWENTY-FIFTH I I I ' ■■ ■♦• • •♦•( • ♦•♦•♦■■ .■■♦• ■-♦• - ' ♦•( • ♦•♦ •♦• ♦ ' •. ♦ • ♦ • •-♦■♦• ' •-■♦•■■♦■ .••♦ ■• ♦•■ ♦•♦ ■♦• Zaffy Daugherty Lick hard Herman Thompson OFFICERS OF THE CLASS OF 1935 Robert A. Zaffy ---..-.. Praiilciit Frank Daugherty -----.. Vicc-Prciidcnt Charlotte M. Lickhard ------- Scvn ' tary R. DrxoN Herman -------- Treasurer Robert E. Thompson - - Class Rcjtrcsciilatiic (S iiilnif-luniil y C( r rrss) [lis] Arnold Baker ASHTON Balletti Austin Barker Alice Marie Arnold Oshnry Montoursville High School Montoursville, P.i. A.B. Course; Y. W. C. A. (2, 3) ; French Club (1) ; Education Club (2, }). Dorothea L. Baker Do York High School York, P.i. Indiana State Teachers College B.S. in Education Course; Ed- ucation Club; Y. W. C. A. (2, 3). Elmer Horace Ashton Saiiiho Knoxville High School Knoxvllle, Pa. A.B. Course. Eleanor Balletti Bav Ridge High School Brooklyn, N. Y. Delta Zeta; A.B. Course; Ed- ucation Club; W. A. A.; Y. W. C. A.; Sophomore Cotillion Committee; Junior Prom Com- mittee; Pan-Hellenic Represen- tative (3); L ' Agenda Staff. Charles M. Austin Zip Coughlin High School Wilkes-Barre, Pa. Delta Sigma; Pi Delta Epsilon; Theta Alpha Phi; C. and F. Course; C. and P. Club; Cap and Dagger (1, 2, 3); Bucknel- lian, Asst. Circulation Mgr. (1), Circulation Mgr. (2), Adv. Mgr. (3); King Productions (2); Shakespearian Production, Technician; L ' Agenda; Junior Prom Committee. Samuel Barker East High School University of Pittsburgh Youngstown, O. A.B. Course; Cap and Dagger (1, 2, 3); Debate Team (1, 2, 3); Bucknellian, Sport ' s Editor (2); Student-Faculty Congress (2), President (3); Business Manager, L ' Agenda (3). 116 ] • .♦■ ' •♦ ' .♦ ' ;■ • ■♦■♦■-• • - 4 •♦■♦■■% ' •♦ ♦ « ♦ ♦ Benhuict BCRGEN Bennage Bergkamp Berg Berlin Elizaueth Benedict Betty Millburn High School Paulini; Lois Bennage Polly Milton High School Millburn, N. J. New Columbia, Pa. Delta Delta Delta; C.E.A; A. B. Course; Y. W. C. A. (1, 2); W. A. A. (1, 2, 3); Hockey (1, 2, 3). A.B. Course. Madeline Berg Wilmington High School Wilmington, Del. Alpha Chi Omega; Theta Alpha Phi; A.B. Course; Cap and Dagger, Secretary; Y. W. C. A.; W. A. A.; Sophomore Cotillion Committee. John L. Bergen Jr. Junior Jamaica High School Jamaica, L. I., N. Y. Kappa Delt.i Rho; Commerce and Finance Course; Commerce Course; Varsity Football; Sopho and Finance Club; Freshman more Cotillion Committee. Week Committee; Y. M. C. A. Cabinet (1, 2, 3), Social Chair- man (2, 3), Treasurer (3). Harrv Bergkamp U; ' hty Ridgcfield Park High School Ridgefield Park, N. J. Sigma Chi; Druicjs; B.S. William H. Berlin Bill Kiski Preparatory School Kno. , Pa. Kappa Sigma; Friars; Com- merce and Finance Course; Com- merce and Finance Club; Basket- ball (1). [ 117] Berry BiRCHARD BoiSTON BOYCE Braucher Bruce George Willard Blrrv Anson Brown Birchard George Taylor Boiston Keystone Academy An Butch Elmira, N. Y. Elmir.i Free Academy AbiriRton High School Lambda Chi Alpha; Druids; Civil Engineering Course; Foot- ball (1, 2, 3); Basketball (1); Track (1, 3). Kappa Delta Rho; Commerce sigma Chi; B.S. in Education and Finance Course; Commerce Course; Football (1, 2, 3). and Finance Club; Men ' s Glee Club (2); Freshman Baseball. Knowlton K. Boyce K. K. Milne High School Cornell University Albany, N. Y. Kappa Delta Rho; Kappa Beta Phi; B.S. in Economics Course; Glee Club (1, 3); Commerce and Finance Club; Sophomore Cotillion Committee; Cap and Dagger, Publicity Manager (3); Belle Hop Staff (1). Samuel Louis Braucher S(( Hartley Township High School Millmont, Pa. B.S. in Civil Engineering Course; American Society of Civil Engineers. Robert William Bruce Jr. Bob McBurney Preparatory School Flushing, N. Y. Phi Gamma Delta; Friars; Commerce and Finance Course; Commerce and Finance Club; Freshman President; Intramurals (1, 2, 3); Belle Hop Staff (3); Model World Economic Confer- ence (2). LiKs] ■ - ■ ■ ■■■•_ • i ' ■ . Carey CONDICT Carhakt Conrad Clark Coon Anna Gertrude Carey TniJc Collingdale High School ColHngdale, Pa. Alpha Chi Omega; Sigma Tau Delta; A. B. Course; W. A. A. (1, 2, 3); Y. W. C. A. (1, 2, 3 ) ; Secretary, Sophomore Wo- men; Women ' s Student Senate (2, 3), Treasurer (3); Delegate, N. S. F. A. Conference (3); Editor-in-Chief, L ' Agenda (3); Pan-Hellenic Council (3). Edward Carroll Condict Ed Newton High School Post Mills, Vt. Alpha Chi Mu; Mechanical Engineering Course; American Society of Mechanical Engineers. Ruth Mal Carhart Rii hic Vineland High School Vineland, N. J. Kappa Delta; C. E. A.; Pi Mu Epsilon; A.B. Course; French Club (1, 2); Education Club (2); W. A. A. (1, 2, 3); Y. W. C. A. (1, 2, 3). Jack Fred Conrad lurk P rklrs Connie Wyommg Seminary Forty Fort, Pa. Kappa Delta Rho; A.B. Course; Freshman Supper Club; Sociology Club; Cap and Dag- ger; Belle Hop Staff ( 1 ) ;■ Fresh- man Track Manager; Varsity Track Manager (3); Assistant Cross Country Manager ( 3 ) ; Technical Staff, Artist Course (3). Robert Douglas Clark Tex Jamaica High School Brooklyn, N. Y. Sigma Chi; Commerce and Fi- nance Course; Commerce and Fi- nance Club; Baseball (1); Foot- ball (1, 2); Soccer (4); Class Footba ll (1). Margaret Lillian Coon Peg Newton High School Newton, Pa. Pi Mu Epsilon; A.B. Course; Y. W. C. A. (1, 2, 3); W. A. A. (1); Fellowship (1, 2, 3); May Day ( 1 , 2 ) ; Pirates of Pen- zance (2); Mixed Chorus (2, 3 ) ; Special Chorus ( 3 ) . 119 ♦ f ♦ « CuRLliY Demos Daughekty Dersham Delaney DeVout John A. Curley Cm-Icy Norwich High School Norwich, N. Y. Phi Kappa Psi; B. S. in Biology Course; L ' Agenda Staff (3). Frank William Daughlrty Due Ferndale High School Johnstown, Pa. Kappa Sigma; B. S. in Biology Course; Varsity Tennis (2); L ' Agenda Staff (3); Vice-Presi- dent, Junior Class. Timothy Joseph Delaney Tim Ambler High School Pierce School Ambler, Pa. Sigma Alpha Epsilon; Com- merce and Finance Course; Freshman Football; Freshman Basketball; Freshman Baseball; Varsity Football (2, 3); Intra- mural Boxing Champion. John C. Demos Thomas Jefferson High School Elizabeth, N. J. A.B. Course; Track Team (1); Orchestra (1, 2, 3); Glee Club (2, 3); Belle Hop (1, 2). Theron Dersham Terry Mifflinburg High School Mifflinburg, Pa. B.S. in Education Course; Kappa Phi Kappa. SusANNE E. DeVout Sue John Harris High School Harrisburg, Pa. Phi Mu; A. B. Course; Edu- cation Club (2) ; Sociology Club (2); W. A. A.; Y, W. C. A.; Hockey (2, 3); Basketball (2). ♦-■ |: . ♦ • ♦ ' • ♦; ' [ 120] DoM Farrington Drayton Farrington Fagley FiSHEL John Lewis Dom Juhiniy Coraopolis High School Coraopohs, Pa. Phi Gamma Delta; Friars; Commerce and Finance Course; Commerce and Finance Club; Glee Club ( 1 ) ; Freshman Hop Committee; Belle Hop Staff, Advertising Manager (2, 3): Model World Economic Confer- ence (2). John Griimn Drayton lack Perkiomen Preparatory School Manchester, N. H. Sigma Chi; Druids; Commerce and Finance Course; Commerce and Finance Club; Freshman Football (1); Varsity Football (2, 3, 4); L ' Agenda Staff (3). Thomas Fisher Fagley Tom my Mt. Carmcl High School Mt. Carmel, Pa. Theta Upsilon Omega; Kappa Phi Kappa; B.S. in Biology Course. F. Allen Farrington Al Lewisburg High School Lewisburg, Pa. A.B. Course. Metta Flora Farrington Sis Lewisburg High School Lewisburg, Pa. Delta Delta Delta; A.B. Course; Cap and Dagger (2, 3) ; W. A. A. (1, 2, 3); y. W. C. A. (1, 2, 3); Hockey (2, 3); Basketball (1, 2, 3). Anna Grove Fishel Anne William Penn Senior High School York, Pa. Alpha Chi Omega; A. B. Course; W. A. A.; Y. W. C. A.; Sociology Club; Freshman Choir; L ' Agenda Staff. 121 J , t i ♦ ♦ ♦ Fisher Francis Fitzgerald Frank Flltmerfelt Fraser Clavin Cargill Fisher Whiti-y ¥hb Kearney High School Arhngton, N. J. Sigma Alpha Epsilon; Delta Mu Delta; Commerce and Fi- nance Course; Commerce and Finance Club; Student Christian Fellowship; S. A. K.; Bucknell Scouting Club; Y. M. C. A. Cabinet (3); Track (1, 2). Jami;s L. Fitzgerald [r. F : Clarion High School Clarion, Pa. Kappa Sigma; B.S. in Biology Course; Freshman Track. Joanna Jane Flumerfelt Fliniiy Picture Rocks High School Dickinson Junior College Picture Rocks, Pa. Pi Beta Phi; C. E. A.; A.B. Course; Y. W. C. A.; W. A. A.; Pan-Hcllcnic Council (3); So- cial Chairmen ' s Organization (3). Forrest W. Francis Dink Trevorton High School Trevorton, Pa. Delta Kappa Phi; Electrical Engineering Course; American Institute of Electrical Engineers. How ari) Greenleaf Frank Howie Hamilton High School Hamilton Square, N. J. Delta Sigma; Civil Engineer- ing Course; American Society of Civil Engineers; Cap and Dagger (1, 2, 3); Freshman B.isketbail Manager (2); Varsity Basket- ball Manager-Elect (3); King Productions (2). James C. Fraser Jimmy Pittsfield High School Pittsfield, Mass. Alpha Chi Mu; A.B. Course; Buckncllian Staff, Assistant Sports Editor ( 1 ) , Sports Editor (2); Sophomore Cotillion Com- mittee; Junior Prom Committee. [ 122 Fuller Gallagher FULMER Gedrich FURIEL Geiger Laura Sanford Fuller Larrie Cazenovia Seminary Germantown High School Philadelphia, Pa. Phi Mu; A.B. Course; Fresh- man Choir. Martha Ruth Fulmer Marty ' ' Williamsport High School Williamsport, Pa. Delta Delta Delta; C. E. A.; A.B. Course; Y. W. C. A. (1, Ralph Edward Furiel Rome Free Academy Keystone Academy Rome, N. Y. Sigma Alpha Epsilon; Pi Mu Epsilon; B.S. in Education 2); W. A. A. (1, 2); Freshman Course; Sociological Club (1); Week Committee (3). Football (2, 3). John Wynne Gallagher Gary All Hallows, Rhoades Prepara- tory School New York, N. Y. Lambda Chi Alpha; Friars; A.B. Course; Baseball (1, 2); President of Friars. Miriam Leah Gedrich Mimi Lewisburg High School Lewisburg, Pa. Phi Epsilon Alpha; A.B. Course; French Club ( 1 ) ; Span- ish Club (3); Freshman Hop Committee ( 1 ) ; Sophomore Co- tillion Committee (2); Junior Prom Committee (3) ; L ' Agenda Staff (3). Walton B. Geiger Waif Williamsport High School Williamsport, Pa. Delta Sigma; Theta Alpha Phi; A.B. Course; Cap and Dag- ger (2, 3); Bucknellian (1). r 123 ] Gerakares Glickfeld GlANETTE GODCHARLES Glaziek Goldman Theodore Gerakares Ted Bryant High School Long Island City, N. Y. Theta Upsilon Omega; Sigma Tau Delta; A.B. Course; Vice- President, Sigma Tau Delta; Freshman Y Cabinet; Y Cabinet (2, 3); Track (1, 2); Soccer (2, 3); Glee Club (2). Irving Glickielu hv Soutii Side High School Newark, N. J. Sigma Alpha Mu; Pi Sigma Alpha; A.B. Course; Sociological Society (1); Forum (2, 3); French Club; Democratic Cam- pus Club; Varsity Tennis (1, 2, 3). Ralph H. Gianltte Kufr Dickinson Accredited Evening High School Jersey City, N. J. A.B. Course; Bucknellian ( 1 ) ; Track (1). Helen Gray Godcharles Helen Milton High School Milton, Pa. Pi Beta Phi; A.B. Course; Cap and Dagger (3); Mixed Chorus (2, 3) - Bach Chorus (2, 3); W. A. A. (1, 2, 3); Y. W. C. A. (1, 2, 3); Freshman Chapel Choir ( 1 ) ; Upperclass Chapel Choir (2); Pirates of Pen- zance (2); Sophomore Prize for Women. Bernard Glazier Bcrnie Bethlehem High School Bethlehem, Pa. Sigma Alpha Mu; Commerce and Finance Course; Sociological Society; Freshman Basketball; Varsity Soccer (2, 3); Intra- Mural Athletic Council; L ' Agen- da Staff (3); Sophomore Co- tillion Committee; Junior Prom Committee. Harry H. Goldman Guhly Port Jcrvis High School Port Jervis, N. Y. Sigma Alpha Mu; Commerce and Finance Course; Commerce and Finance Club; Germania; Y. M. C. A.; Sociological So- ciety; Democratic Campus Club; Forum; Varsity Soccer (2, 3). [ 124 J Green Hallett Griffiths Hamblin Hagenbuch Hammer Albert M. Green Jr. Al Peddie School Wenonah, N. J. Kappa Sigma; B.S. in Mechan- ical Engineering Course; Ameri- can Society of Mechanical En- gineers; Varsity Tennis (1, 2 3), Captain (3); Varsity Soccer (2). Harry Daniel Griffiths Griff Nesquehoning High School Valley Forge Military Academy Nesquehoning, Pa. Kappa Delta Rho; Pi Sigma Alpha; A.B. Course; Education Club; Commerce and Finance Club; Spanish Club; Freshman Football; Freshman Baseball. Jean Hagenbuch Jean Berwick High School Berwick, Pa. Alpha Chi Omega; Sigma Tau Delta; A.B. Course; Bucknellian (2); Y. W. C. A., Freshman Representative; Freshman Hand- book (2); L ' Agenda Staff (3). Virginia Hallett Giniiy Wilmington High School Wilmington, Del. Pi Beta Phi; C. E. A.; A.B. Course; W. A. A. (1, 2, 31, Treasurer (2); Y. W. C. A. (1, 2, 3); Student Senate (2); Hockey (1, 2, 3); Tennis (1, 2, 3) ; May Day, Publicity Man- ager (2). Suzanne Elizabeth Hamblin Sue Stroudsburg High School East Stroudsburg State Teachers College Swiftwater, Pa. A.B. in Biology Course; Y. W. C. A. (2, 3). Etui L Mildred Hammer New Rochelle High School Bronxville, N. Y. Delta Delta Delta; A.B. Course; W. A. A. (1, 2, 3), Sor- ority Representative (2, 3); Y. W. C. A.; Sociology Club (1, 2); French Club (1); Basket- ball (1, 2, 3); Hockey (1, 2, 3); Tennis (1, 2, 3). [ 12S ] Helm Herman HlCKS Hicks Hn.DEBRAND HiNDENNACH Margaret Vincent Helm R. Dixon Herman Beth C. Hicks Pc;r Dix Frackville High School Upper Darby High School Aldan, Pa. Theta Alpha Phi; A.B. Course; Y. W. C. A. (1, 2, 3); Delegate to Buckhill Falls Conference (2); Cap and Dagger (3); Stu- dent Christian Fellowship (2, 3); Sophomore Cotillion Com- mittee (2); Junior Class Com- mittee; Junior Prom Committee; Freshman Week Committee (3). Northumberland High School Northumberland, Pa. A.B. Course; Band (1, 2); Treasurer, Junior Class. Frackville, Pa. Phi Mu; A.B. Course; Y. W. C. A.; W. A. A.; Sophomore Co- tillion Committee. Phyllis R. Hicks Phyl Frackville High School Frackville, Pa. Phi Mu; Pi Mu Epsilon; A.B. Course; Y. W. C. A.; W. A. A.; Pan-Hellenic Association. Jessie May Hildebrand Honey Shillington High School Shillington, Pa. Sigma Sigma Delta; A.B. Course; Y. W. C. A. (1, 2, 3). Ruth Smith Hindennach Windber High School Windber, Pa. Pi Beta Phi; A.B. Course; W. A. A.; Y. W. C. A. [126] ♦ • ♦ ♦ Hooper Hunt Louise Moore Hooper Lou PI ymouth High School Plymouth, Pa Pi Mu Epsilon; A.B. Course Sociological Society ( 1 ) ; W. A A. (1, 2, 3); Y. W. C. A. (1 2, 3). Raymond Hunt Kay Hanover Memorial High School Wilkes-Barre, Pa. Alpha Chi Mu; A.B. Course; Student Christian Fellowship; Freshman Cabinet; Y. M. C. A. Cabinet; Ministerial Group; L ' Agenda Staff; Glee Club (3). horoschak Hylbert George W. Horoschak Whitey Perth Amboy High School Perth Amboy, N. J. Delta Kappa Phi; Mechanical Engineering Course; American Society of Mechanical Engineers; Band (1, 2); Glee Club (1). Elisabeth Runyan Hylbert Ibb e Shanghai American School Shanghai, China A.B. Course; Y. W. C. A. (1); Cabinet (2, 3); National Y. W. C. A. Student Council, Secretary ( 3 ) ; Forum ( 1 ) ; So- ciological Club ( 1 ) ; Cap and Dagger ( 1 ) ; Student Church Council (3); Student Fellow- ship (1, 2, 3) ; W. A. A.; Fresh- man Choir; Bucknellian (3); Delegate, Model Disarmament Conference (2); Model League Assembly (1, 2); Y. W. C. A. Winter Conference (2), Sum- mer Conference (1, 2); Secre- tary, Non-Fraternity (1); Mav Day (1). HOWELLS Ifill Clarence B. Howells C. B. Deak Taylor High School Perkiomen School Taylor, Pa. A. B. Course; Y. M. C. A.; Intercollegiate Representative (2), Vice-President (3); Fel- lowship Club; Forum; Student Church Council (3); Pre- Min- isterial Student Group (1, 2, 3); Sophomore Cotillion Committee; Freshman Week Committee (2, 3 ) ; Parley on Social Trends Committee (2). Elaine Ifill Tanfc Overbrook High School Upper Darby High School Drexel Hill, Pa. Kappa Delta; Theta Alpha Phi; A.B. Course; Cap and Dag- ger (1, 2, 3); Forum (1, 2); French Club ( 1 ) ; Sociological Society (1); Bucknellian Staff (1, 2, 3); Editor, Freshman Handbook (2); L ' Agenda, As- sistant Editor; Y. W. C. A. (1, 2, 3); W. A. A. fl, 2, 3). Jackson Jones JF-NKINS KACHni Johnson KaUI MAN Charles Schlageter Jackson Jack Clifton High School Clifton, N. J. Delta Sigma; B.S. in Educa- tion Course; Cap and Dagger (2, 3); Sophomore Cotillion Com- mittee; Bucknellian Staff (1). Harry L. Jenkins Jr. ]euki Germantown High School Philadelphia, Pa. Sigma Alpha Epsilon; A.B. Course; Football ( 1, 2, 3) ; Base- ball (1, 2) ; Sophomore Cotillion Committee; L ' Agenda Staff. Doris Johnson Dolly Jamaica High School Queens Village, N. Y. Kappa Delta; A.B. in Biology Course; Y. W. C. A. (1, 2, 3); W. A. A. (1, 2, 3); Sociological Society (1, 2). William H. Jones Jr. Biff Nanticoke High School Nanticoke, Pa. Phi Gamma Delta; Druids; A.B. Course; Bucknellian (1); Freshman Basketball Manager (2); Varsity Basketball Man- ager (3); Freshman Hop Cam- Leonard Victor Kachel Kaha Central High School Newark, N. J. Sigma Chi; B.S. in Education Course; Education Club; Glee Club; Football (1, 2, 3). Harry Kaufman Doc East High School Youngstown, O. B.S. in Biology Course; Intra- mural Basketball and Track (2). [128] Keeper Klapp Kelly Knights Kessler Kreider Janet Keeper Janie Penn Hall Chambersburg, P.i. Phi Mu; Pi Mu Epsilon; A.B. Course; W. A. A. ( 1, 2, 5) ; Y. W. C. A. (1, 2, 3); Education Club (2); Junior Prom Com- mitte; Professor George Morris Phillips Prize; Hockey (1, 2, 3). Dorothy E. Kelly Dot Salcsburg High School Saltsburg, Pa. Delta Zeta; B. S. in Biology Course; W. A. A.; Y. W. C. A. ' ; Student Senate (2, 3) ; Freshman Rules Committee (2) ; Y Cab- inet (1). Louis Robert Kessler Jr. RcJ Nanticoke High School Hunlocks Creek, Pa. Phi Gamma Delta; Druids; A.B. Course; French Club; So- ciological Society (1, 2) ; Sopho- more Cotillion Committee; Jun- ior Prom Committee; Intramural Council (3); L ' Agenda Staff; Belle Hop Staff, Exchange Edi- tor (1, 2); Social Chairmen ' s Organization. Paul Curtis Klapp Mick Red Watsontown High School I Watsontown, Pa. B.S. in Commerce and Finance Course; Commerce and Finance Club (1, 2). Lois Winnifred Knights Winnie Williamsport High School Williamsport, Pa. A.B. Course; Physics Club (2, 3); W. A. A. (1, 2); Y. W. C. A. (1, 2, 3); Student Christian Fellowship (2, 3); May Day (2). Luella Richter Kreider Lu Nether Providence High School Bowling Green, Media, Pa. A.B. Course; Sociology Club (1, 2); Art Club (2, 3); Buck- nell Verse (2); Hockey (1, 2, 3); Basketball (1, 2); May Day (I. 2). [ 129] ♦■••I. Kyllonen LiCKHARD Langsdorf LlEBERMAN Lewis Lindner ToiMi E. Kyllonen Monessen High School Monessen, Pa A.B. Course. Blanche Loeb Langsdorf Wh fey Oak Lane Country Day School Hood College Elkins Park, Pa. A.B. Course. Clunet Raine Lewis Lciv Thomas Jefferson High School Elizabeth, N. f. Phi Kappa Psi; Commerce and Finance Course; Freshman Hop Committee;) Assistant Boxing Manager ( 3 ) . Charlotte Marie Lickhard C m s ' Columbia High School Maplewood, N. J. Alpha Chi Omega; Commerce and Finance Course; Sociological Society (1); W. A. A. ( T, 2, 3); Y. W. C. A. (1, 2); Fresh- man Y Cabinet; Secretary, In- terfraternity Social Committee (3); Secretary, Junior Class; Junior Prom Committee. Jacob Lieberman Jack Jcikc Hanover High School Wilkes-Barre, Pa. Theta Alpha Phi; B.S. in Biol- ogy Course; Cap and Dagger; Interfraternity Sports, Soccer (2), Basketball (1, 2), Base- ball (1, 2); Junior Prom Com- mittee. Robert M. Lindner Boh George Washington High School New York, N. Y. Sigma Alpha Mu; A.B. Course; Forum; Sociological Society; So- cial Problems Conference; De- mocratic Campus Club; Buck- ncllian (1, 2). 13U McCoRMICK McGauchey MacKay MacMakin Massey Miller Edith Amy McCormick George Laverne McGaughey Edith Bronson MacKay Edie Mac Ag nmaculate Heart Academy Vandergrift High School Ansonia High School shland High School Keystone Academy Ansonia, Co Ashland, Pa. Pi Beta Phi; C. E. A.; A.B. Course; Y. W. C. A.; W. A. A.; Women ' s Student Senate (3). Vandergrift, Pa. Sigma Alpha Epsilon; A.B. Course; Sociological Society (1) ; Football (1, 2, 3); Baseball (1); Basketball (1). Kappa Delta; C. E. A.; A.B. Course; Freshman Commission (1); Y. W. C. A. (1, 2, 3); W. A. A. (1, 2, 3) ; Sociological So- ciety (1, 2, 3). Madeleine MacMakin Dolly Ridgefield Park High School Ridgefield Park, N. J. Delta Delta Delta; C. E. A.; A.B. Course; Sociological Society (1); Y. W. C. A. (1,2); W. A. A. (1, 2, 3); Hockey (1, 2, 3). Mary Wilma Massey East High School Erie, Pa. Sigma Tau Delta; A.B. Course; Forum (1, 2, 3); Soc- iological Society (1); Fellowship (1, 2); Y. W. C. A. (1, 2, 3); W. A. A. (1, 2, 3); Secretary- General of Model Assembly of the League of Nations (3); Delegate at the Model Assembly of the League of Nations (1, 2 ) ; May Day ( 1 ) . Chester Guy Miller Miller Bloomsburg High School Bloomsburg, Pa. Lambda Chi Alpha; Druids; Mechanical Engineering Course; American Society of Mechanical Engineers; Football (1, 2). 13 1 ■ ♦ •♦• •♦•♦ Miller MOORU Miller More MiLLIKIN Morris Helen Marjorie Miller Marge Lewistown High School Lewistown, Pa. Pi Mu Epsilon; A.B. Course; Arts and Crafts Club; X ' . A. A. (1, 2); Y. W. C. A. (1, 2, 3); Sophomore Public Speaking Con- test; Freshman Choir. Grace Marian Moore Gray Central High School Dunmorc, Pa. Marywood College Scranton, Pa. A.B. Course. J. Melvin Miller Skhiiiy Williamsport High School Williamsport, Pa. Mechanical Engineering Course; American Society of Mechanical Engineers; Band(2) ; Glee Club (2). Raulston Harvey More Bud Pennsylvania Military Academy Sunbury, Pa. Sigma Alpha Epsilon; Alpha Chi Sigma; Chemical Engineer- ing Course; Football (1, 2); Basketball ( 1 ) ; Fraternity Bas- ketball (1, 2), Baseball (1, 2), Soccer (3), Bo.xing (2), Cham- pion, Unlimited Weight. Jane Millikin Cheltenham High School Ambler, Pa. Alpha Chi Omega; Theta Alpha Phi; A.B. Course; Fresh- man Commission, ( 1 ) Secretary (2), Vice-President (3); W. A. A. (1, 2, 3); Freshman Week Committee (3); Cap and Dag- ger (1, 2, 3); President, Junior Women; Y. W. C. A. (1), Sec- retary (2), Vice-President (3). Jerome D. Morris Jerry Orange High School Vanderbilt University Orange, N. J. Mechanical Engineering Course; American Society of Mechanical Engineers. 132] «  Mueller Nayfield MUNDY Nesbit Myers Noll Sara C. Mueller Simon Gratz High School Philadelphia, Pa. Pi Mu Epsilon; A.B. Course; Student Christian Fellowship (2, 3); Women ' s Glee Club (1); Messiah and Bach Choruses (1, 2, 3); Special Chorus (3); Pi- rates of Penzance (2); Y. W. C. A. (1, 2). Ella Louise Mundy Nanticoke High School Nanticoke, Pa. Sigma Sigma Delta; A.B. Course; Sophomore Cotillion Committee; Women ' s Senate (3); Y. W. C. A. (1, 2, 3). Donald William Myers Don Mifflinburg High School Shamokin, Pa. A.B. Course. CtiLSTLR Leonard Naypield Chef Mt. Carmcl High School Mt. Carmcl, Pa. B.S. in Biology Course; Fresh- man Basketball. Melville D. Nesbit Jr. Mel Doc Lewisburg High School Lewisburg, Pa. Delta Sigma; A.B. Course; Cap and Dagger (2, 3). Margaret Ida Noll Summit High School Chatham, N. J. A.B. Course; Women ' s Glcs Club; Freshman Choir; Pirates of Penzance (2) ; Messiah (2, 3 ) ; Bach ( 2 ) ; Delegate to Model League of Nations ( 1 ) ; Y. W. C. A. (2, 3); Fellowship (2, 3); May Day. [133] ■ ■ ■ Okloski Orwic Orr Parsons Orr Patton James Orloski Ann Ward Orr Jimmy Ann Alun.1 White Preparatory School Swarthmore High School Manville, N. J. Swarthmore, Pa. Alpha Chi Mu; Chemical En- Delta Delta Delta; A.B. gineering Course; Soccer (1, 2, Course; Forum (1, 2, 3); Fel- 3). lowship (1. 2); Y. W. C. A. (1, 2, 3); Glee Club (1, 3); Art Club (2, 3) ; Sociological Society (1); BuckncU Verse (1, 2). Laurance L. Parsons iMrry Towanda High School Towanda, Pa. Sigma Alpha Epsilon; Druids; Commerce and Finance Course; lowship (1, 2); Education Club Commerce and Finance Club; (3); Freshman Choir; Mixed Freshman Hop Committee. Chorus (1, 2, 3) ; Special Chorus (3); Spanish Fiesta Committee (1); W. A. A. (1, 2); Y. W. C. A. (1, 2, 3). Jane Elizabeth Orwig Janif Mifflinburg High School Mifflinburg, Pa. Cap and Dagger (3); Socio- logical Society ( 1 ) ; Student Fel- Emily Frances Orr Emily Pottstown High School Pottstown, Pa. A.B. Course; Sociological So- ciety (1) ; Forum (1, 2, 3) ; Y. W. C. A. (1), Cabinet (2, 3); W. A. A. (1, 2, 3); Student Fel- lowship (1, 2), President (3); Student-Faculty Congress, Sec- retary; Artist Course Commit- tee; Model League Assembly Del- egate (1, 2); L ' Agenda Staff; Student Church Council; May Day (1) ; Delegate to Y Sum- mer Conference; Correspondent for Intercollegiate Council (3). Elsa Covington Patton Elsa Upper Darby High School Glenolden, Pa. Pi Mu Epsilon; A.B. Course; Cap and Dagger (3); Debating (2, 3); Y. W. C. A. (2, 3). 134 ♦ ' ■•♦:♦; V ♦ i ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ Payran Powell PnRRY Powell Petrullo Pratt Helen Lillian Payran Praiinie Trenton High School Trenton, N. J. Charles F. Perry Jr. C. Frank Petrullo CharVic Ike Chic Brockport Centr.il High School Northumberland High School Brockport, N. Y. Northumberland, Pa. Alpha Chi Omega; A.B. in Alpha Chi Mu; Kappa Phi Syracuse University Biology Course; French Club Kappa; A.B. Course; Manager of B.S. in Civil Engineering (1); W. A. A. (1, 2, 3); Y. Soccer (3). Course; American Society of W. C. A. (1, 2, 3). Civil Engineers; Band (1,2). Esther Mary Powell Esiie Lorraine Reed Powell Lorric Haverford High School Plymouth High School Plymouth, Pa. Llanerch, Pa, Kappa Delta; C. E. A.; A.B. Kappa Delta; Phi Sigma; A.B. Course; W. A. A. (1, 2, 3); Y. in Biology Course; Sociological W. C. A. Cabinet; Secretary of Society (1, 2); W. A. A. (1, Student Senate ( 2 ) ; President of 2 ) ; Y. W. C. A. ( 1 , 2, 3 ) . Freshman Women; Sophomore Cotillion Committee. Helen Florence Pratt Prattle Camden High School Camden, N. J. Alpha Chi Omega; A.B. in Biology Course; W. A. A. (1, 2, 3); Y. W. C. A. (1, 2, 3); Freshman Hop Committee. [13J] ■ ♦• • ' ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ Rea Remaly Reed Rhubright Reid RiVENBUKG Esther M. Rea Rea Co.ucsville High School Christiana, Pa. Phi Mu; A.B. Course; Y. W. C. A. (1, 2, 3); W. A. A. (1, 2, 3); Sociological Society (2); Hockey (2, 3); Basketball (2). Norman Ruius Reed RllfHs Hegins Township High School Hegins, Pa. Phi Lambda Thcta; A.B. Course; Symphony Orchestra (1, 2, 3); Band (1, 2, 3); Freshman Hop Committee; Sophomore Co- tillion Committee; Junior Prom Committee. Arthur J. Reiu Senator Harrisburg Academy Harrisburg, Pa. Phi Kappa Psi; Druids; Com- merce and Finance Course; Freshman Hop Committee; As- sistant Basketball Manager ( 1 ) ; Commerce and Finance Club. Beatrice Mae Remaly Beat Bee Shickshinny High School Shickshinny, Pa. B.S. in Education Course; Stu- dent Fellowship (1); Sociologi- cal Society (1); Education Club (2); W. A. A. (1, 2, 3); Y. W. C. A. (1, 2, 3). Joseph S. Rhubright Joe Tam.iqua High School Bellcfonte Academy Tamaqua, Pa. Phi Gamma Delta; Commerce and Finance Course; Football (1, 2, 3); Basketball (1, 2); Base- ball (1, 2). ROMLVN Jl AN RiVENBURG Rom Lewisburg High School Lewisburg, Pa. Pi Beta Phi; A.B. Course; Mixed Chorus; Bach Chorus; W. A. A. (1, 2, 3); Y. W. C. A. (1, 2, 3); Freshman Hop Committee; Sophomore Cotillion Committee; Freshman Chapel Choir; Special Chorus ( 1 ) ; Glee Club ( 1 ) ; Sociological Society 136 J Root Sealy Ross Shirk SCHEFFLER SiLBER B. Marion Root Elizabeth Dudley Ross Leonhardt Wm. Scheffler Orchid Betty Lcn Wilmington High School Wilmington, Del. Lewisburg High School Lewisburg, Pa. Northeast High School Brown Preparatory School A.B. Course; Cap and Dagger; Y. W. C. A. (1,2, 3); W. A. A. (1, 2, 3); Education Club (2, 3); King Productions (2); FrcsJim.in Dcciam.uion Prize for Women. Delta Delta Delta; B.S. in ology Course; Mixed Chorus 2, 3); Special Chorus (3). Bi- Philadelphia, Pa. Phi Gamma Delta; Commerce and Finance Course; Commerce and Finance Club; Sociological Society (I); Belle Hop (I, 2). Georgie Ellen Sealy Caroline Mary Shirk. Irving Mariin Silber ' 703 ' Hartley Township High School Ruhiiwff Irv Milton High School Allenwood, P.i. Laurelton, A.B. Course; Y. W. C. Pa. A.; Perth Amboy High School Perth Amboy, N. J. A.B. Course. Education Club. B.S. in Biology Course; Sym- phony Orchestra (1, 2, 3). [ 137] ♦ SiPE E. E. Smith Emma Louise Sipe Sil ' e Hcrndon High School Herndon, Pa. A.B. Course; Sociological Club (1, 2); Y. W. C. A. (1, 2, 3); W. A. A. (1, 2, 3). H. Smith T. Smith Elizabeth Smith Beffy Ridgewood High School Ridgewood, N. J. Kaooa Delta; A.B. in Educa- tion Course; W. A. A. (1, 2, 3); Y. W. C. A. (1, 2, 3); Ed- ucation Club; Pan-Hellenic Council (2,) , Treasurer (3). E. P. Smith W. Smith Elizabeth P. Smith Beffy Ibbie Muncy High School Muncy, Pa. B.S. in Biology Course; Y. W. C. A. (I, 2, 3); W. A. A. (1, 2, 3). Ethel E. Smiih Joiii nc Williamsport High School Williamsport, Pa. A.B. Course; Bucknellian Staff (2, 3). Thi :o Cathhrinl Smith Mirtlinburg High School Miftlinburg, Pa. Pi Mu Epsilon; A.B. Course; French Club ( 1 ) ; Education Club (2); Y. W. C. A. Wallace Homer Smith BiiJ Roselle High School Roselle, N. J. Delta Sigma; A.B. Course; Cap and Dagger; Commerce and Finance Club; French Club, Bucknellian (1, 2); Freshman Hop Committee; L ' Agenda Staff (3). [138] • ' ■♦•♦■ ♦ ♦ « SoCKWELL Stannert Spritzler Steinhilplk Spurr StoQPPI ER Mary Linda Sockwell Sock Port Norris High School Port Norris, N. J. Kappa Delta; A.B. in Biolog) ' Course; Freshman Hop Commit- tee; W. A. A., Vice-President (3); Y. W. C. A. Cabinet (2, 3), Treasurer (3); Education Club, Secretary (2); Student Senate (3); L ' Agenda Staff (3). Florence Kathrvn Stannlrt Kay Milton High School Milton, Pa. Phi Mu; Sigma Tau Delta, Secretary-Treasurer (3), A.B. Course; Cap and Dagger (3); Y. W. C. A. (1, 2, 3); Cabinet (2, 3); W. A. A. (1, 2), Secre- tary (3); L ' Agenda Staff (3); Hockey Team (1), Captain (2, 3); Basketball (1), Captain (2). Ramon Joseph Spritzler Sprifz Germantown High School Philadelphia, Pa. B.S. in Biology Course; Cap and Dagger (2, 3); Glee Club (1) ; Band (1, 2); Track (1). John R. Steinhilplr Tony Roselle High School Roselle, N. J. Delta Sigma; A.B. Course; Buck- nellian (1, 2, 3); Cap and Dag- ger (1, 2, 3); Commencement News (2). Charles Lewis Spurr Charlie Milton High School Milton, Pa. Sigma Chi; B.S. Course; So- ciological Society (1, 2, 3); Y. M. C. A. (1, 2, 3). Charles K. Stoeppler Evander Childs High School New York City, N. Y. Theta Upsilon Omega; Com- merce and Finance Course. 139 ] ..♦- ■ ' ♦ ♦ Stokley Swallow Straub Thompson suthlrland Thompson WiLMER COMLEY StOKLEY Florida Bill RussEL E. Straub Riiss Mount Dora High School Sunbury High School Mount Dora, Florida Sunbury, P.i. Phi Kappa Psi; Commerce and Phi Lambda Theta; Pi Mu Finance Course; Commerce and Epsilon; B.S. in Biology Course. Finance Club; Bucknellian Staff (2) ; Baseball Manager (3). Helen Audrey Sutherland Sunny Butler High School Pequannock, N. J. Alpha Chi Omega; B.S. in Ed- ucation Course; Y. W. C. A.; W. A. A. William J. Swallow Bill Northampton High School Northampton, Pa. Kappa Sigms; A.B. Course; Cap and Dagger (3) ; King Pro- ductions (2). Fred J. Thompson Gloucester High School Gloucester, Mass. Phi Gamma Delta; Druids; Commerce and Finance Coursi-; Commerce and Finance Club. Robert Esp i Thompson Scotfy Hartwick Academy Philadelphia, Pa. Sigma Chi; Friars; B.S. in Bi- ology Course; Basketball (1, 2, 3); Soccer (3); Freshman Hop Committee; Junior Prom Com- mittee. L HO J « « « Thompson Truman Tracev Umpleby Treon Utenwoldt Sarah Thompson Sally Collingswood High School Collingswood, N. J. Kappa Delta; A.B. Course; Education Club; Sociological So- ciety (2); Junior Prom Com- mittee; Social Chairmen ' s Or- ganization (3) ; W. A. A. (1,2, 3); Y. W. C. A. (1, 2, 3). Glenn E. Tracey Middletown High School Middletown, N. Y. Sigma Alpha Epsilon; Alpha Chi Sigma; Chemical Engineer- ing Course; Vice-President of Class (1). Raymond S. Treon Dnfc j Sunbury High School Sunbury, Pa. A.B. Coufse. Alice T. Tru tan Biicky Owego Free Academy Owego, N. Y. Pi Beta Phi; A.B. Course; W. A. A. (1, 2, 3); Y. W. C. A. (1, 2, 3); Sociolos ical Society (1, 2) Hermii ' Jones Umpleby Richard R. Utenv( ' oldt Jr. ' ' Hermic Dick Lewisburg High School McBurnev Preparatory School Lewisburg, Pa. ' New York, N. Y. Delta Delt;i Delta; A.B. Beta Kappa; Commerce and Course; Mixed Chorus; Speci.il Finance Course; Germania (1). Chorus; ' W. A. A. (1, 2, 3); Commerce and Finance Club (1, Education Club; Hockey (1, 2, 2, 3); Soccer Squad (2, 3); 3); Basketball (1, 2, 3). Freshman Hop Committee; Sophomore Cotillion Commit- tee; Junior Prom Committee; L ' Agenda Staff (3). Ml ■ ' - ■■ - • ■♦■ .■♦- - •♦ ♦ ■•♦;♦••• ' ' - i VlTALE VOGEL Walesky Walker Walters Warg Nicholas C. Vitale Robert James VoGEL John Walesky N ck Hippo Boh Baron Pittston High School Pittston, P.i. Alpha Phi Delta; A.B. Course; Football (1); Sociologi- cal Society (2); Soccer (3); Junior Prom Committee; L ' A- genda Staff. Caldwell High School Caldwell, N. J. Phi Kappa Psi; A.B. Course; Glee Club (1); Track Team (2); Intramural Boxing (2); Bucknellian (3). Frackville High School Frackville, Pa. Sigma Chi; B.S. in Education Course; Football (I, 2, 3). Mary Emma Walker Mary Emma Tredyffrin-Easttown High School New Centerville, Pa. Pi Mu Epsilon; A.B. Course; Physics Club (3); Y. W. C. A. (1, 2, 3); W. A. A. (1, 2, 3); Delegate to Model League of Na- tions C onference (1); Student Fellowship (1, 2, 3); Hockev (1,2,3). Dorothy Elizabeth Walters Dof Johnstown High School Beaver College Johnstown, Pa. Pi Beta Phi; A.B. Course; W. A. A. (2, 3); Y. W. C. A. (2, 3); Symphony Orchestra (2, 3 ) ; L ' Agenda Staff. Clarabel I. Warg Clay Muncy High School Muncy, Pa. A.B. Course; Y. W. C. A. (1, 2, 3); A. (i; Education Club; W. A. 142 Warner Williams Weiss WiTTMER WiGHTMAN WOODBURNE Miriam N. Warner Sunbury High School Sunbury, Pa. A.B. Course; Y. W. C. A. (1, 2, 3). Lauren Robert Williams Larry Ten Broeck Academy Franklinville, N. Y. Houghton College Houghton, N. Y. Delta Sigma; A.B. Course; Cap and Dagger. Francis Peter Weiss YC Frank Wilkes-Barre Township High School Wilkes-Barre, Pa. Kappa Phi Kappa; Electrical Engineering Course; American Institute of Electrical Engin- eers; Intramural B.isketball. Edward Francis Wittmer Ed McBurney Preparatory School New York, N. Y. Lambda Chi Alpha; Druids, President; Commerce and Fi- nance Course; Freshman Hop Committee; Sophomore Cotil- lion Committee; Junior Prom Committee; L ' Agenda Staff. Harrv Frank Wightman Whity Mount Carmel High School Mount Carmel, Pa. Theta Upsilon Omega; Com- merce and Finance Course; So- ciology Club; Commerce and Finance Club; Band {l,2),Asst. Mgr. (1); Symphony Orchestra (1, 2, 3), Asst. Mgr. (1), Man- ager (2, 3); Mixed Chorus (1, 2, 3); Glee Club (1, 2, 3); Ar- tist Course Committee, Sec- Treas. ( 3 ) ; Asst. Track Mgr. (1) ; Cap and Dagger (2, 3) ; Sophomore Cotillion Commit- tee; L ' Agenda (3); Student- Faculty Congress (2, 3); Y. M. C. A. (2, 3); Freshman Week Committee (3). Patricia Woodburne Pat University High School Ottawa Hills High School Crozer Theological Seminary Chester, Pa. A.B. Course; Y. W. C. A. (i, 2, 3); Forum (3). Workman Wynn youngman YOUNCKEN Janet Mary Workman Janet Lewisburg High School Lewisburg, Pa. Mu Phi Epsilon; A.B. Course; Harry Lanson Wynn Hal Heber W. Youngken Jr. Hebe Ai ' lington High School Arhngton, Mass. Phi Kappa Psi; A.B. Course; Derry Township High School Derry, Pa. Beta Epsilon Sigma; Pi Mu Mixed Chorus (1, 2, 3); Sym- Epsilon; Kappa Phi Kappa; Elec- Y. M. C. A. Cabinet (1); Soph phony Orchestra (1, 2, 3). trical Engineering Course; Ra- omore Cotillion Committee; dio Club (1); Announcer Baseball (I); Glee Club (2); WJBU (1, 2); Bucknelliaii Bucknellian Staff (2, 3); As- Staff (1). sistant News Editor (3); L ' A- genda, Assistant Editor; Soccer (2, 3). Jane E. Youngman Ann Turbotville High School Turbotville, Pa. A.B. Course; Y. W. C. A. (1, 2, 3). [ l-t4 ] Zafpy Zanarini Zimmerman Zarfos Robert A. Zaffey Bob Connellsville High School Allegheny College Smithton, P.i. Sigma Alpha Epsilon; Com- merce and Finance Course; Commerce and Finance Club; Sophomore Cotillion Commit- tee, Chairman; Belle Hop Staff (1); Class President (3). G ENE Zanarini Jeannette Hig 1 School Bellefonte Academy Jeannette, Pa. Sigma Chi ; A.B. Course; Football (1, 2, 3); Basketball (1). Elsie Gladys Zarfos Zarf Red Lion High School Red Lion, Pa. Penn Hall Chambcrsburg, Pa. Phi Mu; Commerce and Fi- nance Course; Commerce and Finance Club; Y. W. C. A. (1, 2, 3); W. A. A. (1, 2, 3). George Francis Zimmerman Ziiiniiy Union Hill High School Union City, N. ]. Lambda Chi Alpha; Mechani- cal Engineering Course; Ameri- can Society of Mechanical Engi- neers; Y. M. C. A. L 145 ] ' i .- • 9 • ■♦• •♦■ 1935 L ' AGENDA Editorial Staff Gertrude Carey . - _ luli ur-iii-Chicf Heber W. Youngken, Elaine Imli Assoc titc Eili ors Sol ' . ' nmorc Candidates. William R. Bowler Elizabeth Druckemiiler John C. Decker Edward A. Reisman James H. Ritter Gfrtrude Cahty 1935 L ' AGENDA Business Staff Samuel Barker - - Business Maiui;. ' y Wallace H. Smith, Jean Hagenbuch Assistant Business Manai crs Sophomore Candidates Henry M. Schachte Edward E. McKee T. Jackson Waller Robert H. Swackhammcr Samuel liARKiit [ 146] HOLTHR, RiTTER, VlTALE, DecKER, ReISMAN. AuSEIN, GeAZIER BowEER, HuNE, Smieh, Cureey, Drayeon, Utenwoldt, Jenkins Orr, Walters, Feshel, Barker, Carey, Youncken, Ifill, Baeeetti, Sockwell 1935 L ' AGENDA Fraternity Reprcscittiith cs Phi Ktippii Psi — John A. Curley Pb Gamma Delta — Robert Kessler Sigma Chi — John G. Drayton Sigma Alpha Epsilon — Harry L. Jenkins Kappa Sigma — Frank W. Daugherty Delta Sigma — Charles Austin Lambda Chi Alpha — Edward Wittnier Kappa Delta Rho — Knowlton K. Boyce Alpha Chi Mii — Raymond Hunt Theta U psiloti Omega — Harry Wightman Beta Kappa — Richard Utenwoldt Phi Lambda Theta — Norman R. Reed Delta Kappa Phi — Forrest W. Francis Alpha Phi Dc i(— Nicholas C. Vitale Sigma Alpha Mil — Bernard Glazier Pi Beta Phi— Dorothy Walters Delta Delta Delta — Madeline MacMakin Kappa Delta — Mary Linda Sockwell Alpha Chi Omega — Anna G. Fishel Phi Mil — Kathryn Stannert Sigma Sigma Delta — Jessie Hildebrand Delta Zeta — Eleanor Balletti Non-Fraternity — Clarence B. Howells hi on -Sorority — Emily Frances Orr [147] f ♦• ■ ' ♦ US OK FOUR TWE NTY-SI XTH TO JUNE FIFTEE NTH ♦ • • ' ♦ • ROLL OF HONORARY FRATERNITIES ALPHA CHI SIGMA C E. A. DELTA PHI ALPHA KAPPA PHI KAPPA MU PHI EPSILON PHI SIGMA PI MU EPSILON PI SIGMA ALPHA SIGMA TAU DELTA THETA ALPHA PHI LH9] !•■♦• ■■♦• ' ■♦■ . . ♦ ♦  ♦ ■ - ••♦ •♦ ■♦ •♦ PiNOTTi, Tracey. VC ' ardrop, Peters, Moore, Ramsey, Bond, Haupt, Mandell, Rutledce KiNTNER, Ogburn, Cook, Owens, Richards ALPHA CHI SIGMA Alpha Chi Signi.i, n.uion.il professional chemical fraternity, was established at Bucknell on January 25, 1932, the outgrowth of Sigma Beta Chi, local honorary chemical fraternity. The local chapter, Beta Alpha, is one of forty-nine collegiate chapters of the national fraternity, which was founded at the University of Wisconsin in 1902. Its aims are to promote friendship, to advance chemistry as a science and a profession, and to aid in the attainment of ambitions as chemists. Officers E. M. CociK L. R. Bond J, M. Warukop J. H. RicHAKDs Jr. Dr. S. C. Ogbuni Jr. Prof. Viili.im Schuvlcr Master Alcheinisf Vice-Master Ale be mist KecorJer Treasurer Fill iilty Dr. R. C. Km Prof. W. G. Owens Dr. Bruce Miller L. R. Bond E. M. Cook Seniors J. H. Richards Jr. juniors J. G. Peters F. Pinotti J. M. Wardrop R. H. More L 150J MacMakin. Manning, Benedict, Mahapfev, Hill HoppNER, Druckemiller, Hallett, Van Kirk Flumereelt, Carhart, Lombardo, Chase, Wiessler Fulmer, Kurtz, MacKay, Koshland, Powell C. E. A. C. E. A., an honor.iiy fraternity for women from and Kappa Delta, was founded at Bucknell on October chosen every year from each of these fraternities. The friendship among the fraternities from which its membe Colors: Blue and White Lois Kurtz Martha Fulmer Edith MacKav Lois Kurtz Eleanor Wiessler Jean Hill Edith MacKay Martha Fulmer Ruth Carhart Virginia Hallett Elizabeth Druckemiller Helen Kichline Betty Mahaffey Office, Suroirs III Collegia Seniors ] union Jane Flumerfelt Sophomores Pauline Chase Pi Beta Phi, Delta Delta Delta, 6, 1900. Three sophomores are aim of C. E. A. is to promote rs are drawn. Flower: Violet President Secretary Treasurer Mary VaiiKirk Flelen Hoffner Edith McCormick Esther Powell Madeline MacMakin Bettv Benedict Mary Hanning Eleanor Koshland Eleanor Lombardo in J ' -■ •♦■ Fagley, Dersham, Hakhison, PiRRv, NX ' eiss Ragusan, Schrader, Davis, Halbert, Kemp KAPPA PHI KAPPA K.ippa Plii K.ipp.i, national professional education fraternity for men, was founded at Dartmouth College, on April 25, 1922. The purpose of the fraternity is to pro- mote the cause of education by encouraging men of sound character and recognized ability to study the problems and principles of the profession. Alpha Xi Chapter was established at Bucknell on May 9, 1930, as an outgrowth of the George Morris Phil- lips Professional Educational Fraternity. There are now forty-four chapters of the fraternity. Officers Dr. Frank G. Davis - Faculty AJiiscr Benton Schrader - Pirs ilciif Frank Ragusan _ . - _ V cc-Prcshlciif Aubrey Kemp . Secret my Vincent Haluert luiriil y Miiiil ' crs Treasurer Dean Ronieyn H. Rivenburg Asso. Prof. John H. Eisenhaue Prof. Frank G. Davis Dr. G. B. Lawson S(7; V;r. Asst. Prof. T. Ernest Newland Vincent Halbert Vincent Wayland Aubrey Kemp Malcolm Williams Frank Ragusan Roland Harbeson Benton Schrader Edward C. Meyers jnfi ors Joseph Deacon Francis Weiss Thomas Fagley Harry Wynn Theron Dersham 152J  •♦•♦♦ ♦ %•♦ ROBISON, MacCrEADIE, StOLZ, MLLRObii, ElSLEY Gravell, Kay, Shupe, Workman MU PHI EPSILON Mu Phi Epsilon, national music fraternity for women, was founded at the Metro- pohtan College of Music, Cincinnati, Ohio, on November 13, 1903. Psi Chapter was installed at Bucknell in 1916. Membership is based on musical ability. A definite uniform standard of musical qualifications is required of all members. Lulu Stolz Ruth Eisley Inez Robison Elizabeth Kay Vera MacCreadie Officers Prcsiili ' ii Vicc-Prfsh cii Recording Secretary Co rrespo tiding Sec ret a r y Treiniirer Meinhers Melicent Melrose Charlotte Armstronj! Lulu Stolz Vera MacCreadie Inez Robison Josephine Lawshe [ 153 J Hazel Gravell Elizabeth Kay Virginia Shupe Janet Workman Ruth Eisley ♦ LllILE, BrICKLEY, CAWLtV, Sz PULSKI, CoNVERSL, CaRLOMAGNO Eyster, Hill, Boger, Davis, Stewart PHI SIGMA Plii Sigma, n.ition.il honor.u-y biological fiatcrnity, was founded on March 17, 1915 at Ohio State University, Columbus, Ohio. Alpha Iota Chapter was established at Bucknell on January 9, 1932, the outgrowth of the Biological Society. Phi Sigma is an organization devoted to the promotion of interests in research in the biological sciences. Membership is limited to juniors and seniors and is based upon scholastic and biological research achievement. At present Phi Sigma has thirty-five chapters. William Boglk John T. Szypulski Mildred Davis RoiiLRT Cavcley Officers President y icc-Prcsidciit Secretary Treasurer Nelson F. Davis, Sc.D. Norman H. Stewart, Ph.D. John W. Rice, Ph.D. William Boger Kenneth Brickley Thomas Carlomagno Robert Cawley James Converse Frii res in iiii iil ti e l-rdtres in C(ille; in Seniors William H. Eyster, Ph.D. Lester P. Fowle, M.D. Eleanor F. Schooley, A.B. Mildred Davis William Ehas Tilman Faust Jean Hill John Szypulski [154J Wynn, Knights, Furiel, Lowry, Schneider, Shields PiNOTTi, Richardson, Mueller, Hall, Irland, Wolfe Walker, James, Murray, Coon, Beers, Miller, Hic ks, Nicely Pierce, Van Kirk, Mayiiew, Patfrson, Kramer, Hooper, Thompson, Kleelr, Smiiu PI MU EPSILON Pi Mu Epsilon, iLitional lionor.ir)- m.ulicm.itics fraternity, w.is installed .u Bucknell on March 5, 1925, as an outgrowth of the Mathematics Club. The fraternity was founded at Syracuse University on May 25, 1914 for the purpose of promoting general scholar- ship, especially in science and mathematics. Membership in this fraternity is granted only to students of junior standing having an average of eighty per cent, and a major or minor in mathematics or engineering. Offh-crs Professor Richardson . . . _ D icc or Benton Schrader . - _ _ Yicc-Dircctor Elizabeth Mayhi v ----- Secretary Fred Pinotti ------ Treasurer William C. Bartol F. E. Burpee M. L. Drum W. D. Garman Ruth Beers Elizabeth Mayhew Jane Murray Jane Patterson Fred Pinotti Ruth Carhart Margaret Coon Ralph Furiel [•ra res hi Facilitate ]. S. Gold C. A. Lindcmann b. M. Griffiths W. N. Lowry V. B. Hall W. T. MacCreadie G. A. Irland J. B. Miller i ' ratres in Ci)lle; iu Seniors Ruth Rippel Jo eoh Kielb Benton Schrader Frank Knights Kelvin Shields Harriet Kramer Mary VanKirk Elsa Patton Isabel James Louclla Pierce Louise Hooper Phyllis Hicks Mary Walker Marjorie Miller S. C. Ogburn W. K. Rhoads C. H. Richardson F. M. Simpson Joseph Schneider Ethel Thompson Ellen Wolfe Sara Mueller Theo Smith Harrv Wvnn 155] ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ' ■• • ■♦■ ■♦ i.i f ♦ ♦ Hallbauer, Wiessler, Massey, Hagenbuch, Mover, Theiss Stannert, Gerakares. Saddler, Carey, Owens SIGMA TAU DELTA Sigma Tau Delta is a development of the English Club formed at Dakota Wes- leyan University in December, 1922. It was nationalized in May, 1924. Epsilon Beta Chapter was established at Bucknell on May 16, 1927. The fraternity was founded to promote a mastery of written expression, encourage worthwhile reading, and foster a spirit of fellowship among students of the English language and literature. Officers Owen L. Saddler _ _ - - - Prcudcnt Theodore Gerakares ... - Vicc-Praidciit Kathryn Stannert - - - Sccrcfury-Trcasiircr Mary Garrison ----- Literary Editor Tenth Dei ree Lewis Edwin Theiss, Vouiider E ; jtb Det ree Harry Wolcott Robbins, Adi iser Harry Rcdcay Warfel Sixth De; ree Leo Lawrence Rockwel William Henry Coleman Jennie Davis Phillips George R. Faint ' 2 5 Owen L. Saddler ' 34 William Hallbauer ' 34 Helen Moyer ' 34 Eleanor Wiessler 34 Lois A. Stevenson Fourth De ' ree Third De; rce Second Deforce Mrs. Jeannette W. Owens ' 34 Theodore Gerakares ' 3 5 Gertrude Carey ' 3 5 Byron Sharpe Holhnshead C. Willard Smith Trennie E. Eisley Mary Garrison ' 34 Kathryn Stannert ' 3 5 Jean Hagenbuch ' 3 5 A ' lary Wilma Massey ' 3 5 I H6J « « % LlEBERMAN, RoHR, GeRLITZ, HeLM, SmITH, GoLDSiMITH, GeIGER, RoUSH, ErDMAN Monks, Rohr, Kester, Younghusband, Berg, Ifill, Holtzincer THETA ALPHA PHI Theta Alph,i Phi, national honorary dramatic fraternity, was founded at Oklahoma A. and M. College in 1919. In the same year, Pennsylvania Alpha Chapter was estab- lished at Bucknell, the first college in this state to secure a chapter. The national or- ganization has enjoyed rapid expansion until it now has sixty-nine chapters in all parts of the country. Membership in this fraternity is the highest honor that can come to the undergraduate in the field of dramatic endeavor. Offh-rn John Younghusband - - - . Prcidviit Dorothy Kester Jane Millikin - - - - Sccrefciry-Trciisiircr Correiliondiiig Secirfiiry lutcnlfy Atli scr C. Willard Smith Honorary Moiihcr Cornelia Otis Skinner Faculty Blanchard Gummo S(7; on ' John Younghusband Dorothy Kester Dorothy Monks Jane Millikin Madeline Berg Elaine Ifill Eleanor Goldsmith Anne Holtzinger Charles Roush Frank Gerlit juniors Jacob Lieberman So pbo mores Eugene Rohr Ruth Rohr Margaret Helm Walton Geiger Frederick Erdman [H7] bZVPUISKl, 1-OUST. FkANIZ Petruschar, Schncider, HAssF-LnrRGr-R DELTA PHI ALPHA Germania, reorganized from Der Deutsche Verein in September, 1929, became Phi Chapter of Delta Phi Alpha, national honorary German fraternity, on April 20, 1932. During the year lecturers are secured to speak before the student body, and fac- ulty members address the fraternity on various phases of German life and culture. Edna Schneider T. H. FousT W. P. BOGEU Officers President Secretary Treasurer Dr. Leo L. Rockwell Dr. Adolph I. Frantz Faciil y Mciiihers Dr. William H. Eyster Paul Gies Edna Schneider T. H. Foust W. P. Boger Edith Hasselberger Sfiiileiit Members Lns] Marie Petruschak John Szypulski WiUianx Hallbauer WilHam Plankenhorn •♦:- t..... ■■•■.%•-♦•.♦• ■-♦.♦••-•■■ Stidard, Kemp, Glickfeld Groezinger, Saddler PI SIGMA ALPHA Rlio Cli.ipter of Pi Sigma Alpha, n.uion.il honorary political science fraternity, was installed at Bucknell in 1930. The fraternity ' attempts to stimulate productive scholar- ship and Intelligent interest in the subject of government. Officers Walker Groezinge r Owen Saddler Robert G. Ballentine President ' icc-Prcsiilciit Secretary -Treasurer Faciil y Ailiiser Prof. Ralph E. Page Prof. James Gathings Robert G. Ballentine Irving Glickfeld Walker Groezinger Me III hers T. Aubrey Kemp Owen Saddler Isadore ZIotkin Gerald Stidard 15 ' ; ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ HOLTER, MiLLLK, BkANDON, TlltJSS liARKER, Carey, Gerlitz, Ruch PUBLICATIONS BOARD The Publications Board was organized in April, 193 3 in order to provide a board composed of the student heads and faculty advisers of each student publication. Through this organization, problems common to these publications can be better dealt with, and a higher level of achievement attained. The publications represented on the board are The Biiikinllhiii, L ' A; ciiilci, and the Belle tlop. A special function of the board is to protect advertisers. The University is liable to advertisers who deal with publications approved and recognized by the Board of Publications. Personnel The Buchiieliiaii Walter Ruch Frank Gerlitz Dr. Lewis E. Theiss Eili or Business Manager Faculty Adviser Gertrude Carey Samuel Barker H. W. HoLTER UAgeiiilii Editor Business Manager luiLulfy Adiiser Belle Hup John Grifeiths Professor Arthur L. Brandon J. H. MiLLl-R - Editor Faculty Adviser Dean of Students 16(1 Lanni, Hile, Morris, Moody, Sholl, Cameron Morrow, Youngken, Bowier, Ifill, Smith, Hylbert, Riisman Li-Wis, Steinhii.per, Ruch, Gerlitz, Austin THE BUCKNELLIAN The Buckticllian, eight-page weekly newspaper of the University, achieved a tri- umph when it was awarded first place in the Intercollegiate Newspaper Association editorial contest for the first semester. The Buckncll ' nin also received third prize in the news and make-up contest at the same time. Staff members are chosen on a competitive basis. The Thursdays, has a circulation of 1800. Walter W. Ruch, ' 34 - - - - - paper, hich IS pri nted John R. Steinhilpeh, ' 3 5 Frank E. Gerlitz Jr., ' 34 r.ditor ' ial BiHtrif Edward A. Reisman, ' 36 John Decker, ' 36, William R. Bowler, Kenneth Moody, ' 36, J. Gibson Lo ue, Biisiiu ' s Charles M. Austin, ' 3 5 George Wakefield, ' 37 Julius Kendall, ' 37 - - _ Steve Koronski - - - 36 ' 37 V S ilff Heber W. Youngken, ' 3 5 Leon Cameron, ' 37 Marion Long, ' 37 Hugh Morrow, ' 37 News Staff Elaine Ieill, ' 3 5 Rcjiortrrs John Sholl, ' 37 Thomas Wood, ' 37 Max L. Hile, ' 37 William Clemens, ' 37 Ruth E. Rohr . . . Margaret Keys, ' 37, Virgil Lanni, ' 37 Eilitor-in-Cbicf A i ' ntiiiit Eili or nii iiics Mil nailer News Editor Mana ' iii; Editors Sports Editors Adicrtisin; Miitiager Assistant Adicrtisin; Manager Cirnilalioii Manager Assistant Circulation Manager Assistant Neu ' Editors Evelyn Silverstein, ' 37 Elizabeth Hylbert, ' 3 5 Marion Pursley, ' 37 Women ' s College Editor Managing Staff ssistanti [161] VARSITY 1933 George Vetter - - Captain John J. Maloy - - Maiun cr Care G. Snavelv - - Coach The Teal. Peters WilliLims, O ' Gara Reznich.ik Bean Jenkins - - - Vetter Dutcliak Nied, Giermak First Base - Second Base - TbirJ Base Shortstop - Rii ht l-ield ■ Center l- ' ield - Left Field Catchers Rliubright, Fendrick, Armand Pitchers Season ' s Reconl Bucknell 2 Penn State 12 Bucknell 4 Gettysburg 3 Bucknell 4 Mt. St. Mary 2 3 Bucknell 4 Juniata 8 Bucknell 2 Temple 12 Bucknell 5 Ursinus 6 Bucknell 11 Drexel 7 Bucknell S Temple 12 Bucknell 3 Lebanon Valley 2 Bucknell 8 Army 7 NlliD Snavelv Maloy Armand GlFRMAK DUTCHVK O ' Gara [162] ■ ■ ,- - BASEBALL 1934 Charles Peters - - Captain WiLMER C. Stokley - Manager Carl G. Snavely - - Coach Scheihilc April 14 Susquehanna Selinsgrove April 21 Drexel Lewisburg April 24 Muhlenburg Lewisburg April 27 Temple Lewisburg April 28 Albright Reading May 1 Stroudsburg Lewisburg May 4 Susquehanna Lewisburg May 5 Juniata Huntingdon May 7 Temple Philadelphia May 8 Lebanon Valley Annville May 12 Ursinus Lewisburg May 18 Gettysburg Lewisburg May 22 Stroudsburg Stroudsburg May 23 Army West Point May 26 Penn State Lewisburg May 30 June 8 Dickinson Lewisburg June 9 Dickinson Carlisle Reznichak Bean [163] Ffndrick Jl.NKlNS n Rhubright PlZTHRS VARSITY 1933 Norman MacKenzie - Ciip aiii Frank Knights - - Manager John D. Plant - - - Coach The Sciinnl 100 Yard Dash - Szypulski 2 20 YanI Dash - - Szypulski 440 YaiJ Da h - - Simonsen 880 YarJ Dash - - Donovan 1 M lc - - - - Windes 2 Mile - - - - Windes 120 YarJ Hiinlici - M:.cKen7,io 220 YanI Hurdles Errico, Kubacki Pole Vault - - Welles, Everitt High Jump MacKenzie, Welles, Everitt Broad Jump Welles, Errico, Myers Discus - - James, GlUeland Shot put - James, Gilieland, Dempsey, Verhcy Javelin - - - - Moser, Elias Season ' s Record Bucknell 66 Bloomsburg S. T. C. 60 Bucknell 74 Juniata 52 Bucknell 83 Susquehanna 43 Central Pennsylvania Intercol- legiate Track Conference Bucknell - - - - Third Place Plant Moser r James Dempsey Everitt Errico Myers Mackenzie [164] W iNiirs TRACK 1934 John Szypulski - Jack F. Conrad - John D. Plant Captain Manager Coach Led by Captain John Szypul- ski, the Buckncll cinder path representatives have completed part of the season ' s schedule in an attempt to continue the suc- cessful record of last year, when the squad won all of its dual meets. All the schools met last year appear on the 1934 sched- ule. The Central Pennsylvania Intercollegiate Track Confer- ence, in which the Bucknell track squad took third place last year, is scheduled to close the season. 1934 Schedule April 18 Bloomsburg Away Dickinson Away Penn Relays Juniata Away Middle Atlantic A. I. C. 1 5 Susquehanna Here 19 C. P. I. Gettysburg April 2 1 April May May May May 27-2f 5 11-12 Y ' -SS Anderson Dill Knights Wilkinson SiTARSKY Szypulski Mill 1 u SiMONSFN [165] . ♦• -♦ Green Englerth Glickfeld BOGLR Daugherty VARSITY TENNIS 1933 William Boger Charles F. Siede Proi EssoR Floyd G. Ballentine The Team C. F. Sicde Jr. Albert Green W. P. Bogcr Fred E Scawit ' i nglerth Record Bucknell 8 Dickinson 1 Buckne Bucknell 1 Swai-thmore 4 Buckne ( R in) Bucknell 8 Vill.inov.i 1 Buckne Bucknell 4 Mul lenberg 3 Buckne 1934 William Boger Professor Floyd G. Ballentine April May May Miiy M.iy May 27 2 4 5 9 10 Gettysburg State College Villanova Havcrford Juniata Franklin Marshall 1934 Schedule Home May Away May May May May Home May [ 166] Home Home Home Captain Maiiaf er Couch I. Glickfeld Frank Daugherty 4 Penn State 4 Delaware 1 (Rain) 7 Dickinson 1 7 Muhlenberg 2 Capfaiu-Miina cr Coach 11 12 16 19 24 25 Swarthmore Temple Haverford Villanova Dickinson Temple Away Away Away Away Home Home A ft • « INTRAMURAL BASEBALL In one of the closest races ever staged in intramur.il competition, Sigma Alpha Epsilon carried off the 193 3 baseball cup. Throughout the season, the S. A. E. team was closely pressed by the Phi Kappa Psi nine, which relinquished claim to the title only after suffering four defeats at the hands of the champions. The teams first met in a regularly scheduled game, then in the play-off for first place in the league, and, finally, in the championship series. Sigma Alpha Epsilon took the first game of the title series by a 12 to 8 score after a ten-inning battle. They clinched the cup when they downed the Red and Green team with a 13 to 7 win. Snyder, Jenkins, Delaney, and McGaughcy starred for the champs. Wright, Ramaley, Rogers, and Huus led the Phi Psi attack. VraUriiity Standi ir Won Losf I ' diiih Sigma Alpha Epsilon 6 1 88 Sigma Chi 8 75. J Phi Kappa Psi 6 1 75 Theta Upsilon Omega 6 2 72.5 Lambda Chi Alpha 6 2 66 Non-Fraternity 4 4 55.5 Phi Gamma Delta 4 4 55.5 Sigma Alpha Mu 3 5 47 Beta Kappa 3 5 47 Alpha Chi Mu 3 4 44.5 Alpha Phi Delta 3 4 44.5 167 ■ ♦-■ •♦ I - ■ ■ . ♦ ♦ INTRAMURAL TRACK MEET 1933 Wilkinson Winning thii 880 TRACK RESULTS 120 High Hurdles — Won by M.icKcnzie, P. K. P.; second, ScLifani, A. P. D.; third, Kubacki, N. F.; fuurtli, Flynn, S. C. Time 16. 100 Yard Dash— Won by Wilkinson, K. S.; second, Szypulski, P. K.; third, Miller, S. A. E.; fourth, Snyder, S. A. E. Time 10.4. 1 Mile Run — Won by Windes, A. X. M.; second, Romig, B. K.; third, McKec, S. A. £.; fourth, Mandell, D. S. Time 4:55.8. 220 Yard Dash — Won by Wilkinson, K. S.; second, Szypulski, P. K.; third. Miller, S. A. E.; fourth, Plankenhorn, D. S. Time 23.2. 2 Mile Run — Won by Thomson, N. F.; second, Windes, A. X. M.; third, McKec, S. A. E.; fourth, Mandell, D. S. Time 12:30.6. 440 Yard Dash — Won by Winey, P. K. P.; second, Simonsen, K. S.; third, Henderson, S. C; fourth, Marvin, S. A. E. Time 5 5.6. 220 Yard Hurdles — Won by Errico, A. P. D.; second, Kubacki, N. F.; third, Wcntzcl, A. X. M.; fourth. Miller, S. A. E. Time 29.2. 880 Yard Run — Won by Wilkin- son, K. S.; second, Donovan, T. U. O. ; third, Henderson, S. C; fourth, Windes, A. X. M. Time 2:13.6. FIELD RESULTS Discus — Won by Gilleland, K. S.; second, James, K. S.; third, Sitar- sky, S. A. E.; fourth, Pethick, P. K. P. Distance 117 ft. 7 in. WiNEY Wins the 440 Yard Dash L 168 J Pole Vault — Won by Wells, S. C; sec- ond, Everitt, D. K. P.; third Jett, S. A. E.; fourth, Anderson, S. C. Height 10 ft. 6 in. High Jump — Won by MacKenzie, P. K. P.; second. Berry, L. C. A.; third, Plankenhorn, D. S.; fourth, R. Thomp- son, S. C. Height 5 ft. 7 in. MVERS IN W ' l.NiNlNG JUMP Shotput — Won by James, K. S.; second, Dempsey, S. A. E.; third, Wilkinson, K. S.; fourth, Waleski, S. C. Distance 37 ft. 3 Vi in. Javelin — Won by Ra) ' maley, P. K. P.; second, Elias, N. F.; third, Eicher, S. C; fourth, Pethick, P. K. P. Distance 157 ft. Broad Jump — Won by Myers, S. C; second, Ramsey, K. D. R.; third, Strouse, A. X. M.; fourth. Wells, S. C. Distance 20 ft. g ' i in. Relay — Won by Kappa Sigma (Scheer, Sweet, Simonsen, Wilkinson) ; second, Sigma Chi; third, Non-Fraternity; fourth, Delta Sigma. FINAL STANDING OF THE TEAMS Kappa Sigma Sigma Chi Mackenzie, High Jump Phi Kappa Psi Sigma Alpha Epsilon Non-Fraternity Alpha Chi Mu - - Alpha Phi Delta Delta Sigma Phi Kappa - - - Beta Kappa Kappa Delta Rho Theta Upsilon Omega 38 24 22 18 15 13 (, 6 3 3 [169] ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ . i i t 4 t SENIOR CLASS Isabella Alrich, Ed. Lewisburg Jacob Thomas Baker Jr., E.E. TLu-ta Upsiloii Omega Avondale Robert Gerould Bailentine, A.B. Phi Giimmu Delta Lewisburg Sanford Louis Barcus, C. F. Elmira, N. Y. Anna Pauline Bashore, A.B. Port Royal Sara Elizabeth Beacom, A.B. Phi Mil Wiikinsburg Roland Hunsberger Bean, M.E. Sigma Chi Creamery Elizabeth Ruth Beers, A.B. Sigma Sigma Delia Bloomsburg Arthur Fay Beiehley, M.E. Phi Kappa Psi Vandergrift Laura Elizabeth Beltz, A.B. Alpha Chi Omega Harrisburg Paul Benson, Ed. Lewisburg Leslie Hand Berk, A.B. Kappa Sigma Frackville Norman Berkowitz, Biol. Sigma Alpha Mn Newark, N. J. Larry Berlev, M.E. Sigma Chi Mount Union Wynifred Emily Napier Birks, A.B. Williamsport Irvin Blakeslee, E.E. Sigma Alpha Epsilon DuBois William Pierce Boger Jr., Biol. Alhha Chi Mil Johnstown Lawrence Roe Bond, Ch.E. Beta Kappa Branchville, N. J. Kenneth Samuel Brickley, Biol Alpha Chi Mil Lock Haven Joseph James Caravaglio Jr., C. F. Norwich, N. Y. Louis Cardarelli, A.B. Alpha Phi Delta Mt. Lebanon Thomas Gaetano Carlomagno, Biol. Alpha Phi Delta Paterson, N. J. Robert Charles Cawley, Biol. Kappa Sigma Milton Robert Douglas Clark, C. F. Sigma Chi Brooklyn, N. Y. Robert Benjamin Cohen, A.B. Phi Lambda The fa New York, N. Y. Paul Catherman Confer, A.B. Phi Gamma Delta Lewisburg James Montour Converse, Biol. Beta Kapha Montoursville Eugene Marshall Cook, Ch.E. Beta Kappa Saxtons River, Vt. John Coen Croyie, E.E. Kahpa Delta Rho Phillipsburg Richard Alexander Curnow, A. ' l Wilkes-Barre William Albert Dando, A.B. Delta Sigma Oreland Helen Louise Davis, Ed. Coram, N. Y. Mildred Caroline Davis, Biol. Kappa Delta Brookline Joseph Ridgway Deacon Jr., A.B. Kappa Sigma Bordentown, N. J. John Bernard Dempsey, A.B. Sigma Alpha Epsilon Ridley Park John Elmer Dexter, A.B. Sigma Alpha Epsilon St. Petersburg, Fla. Jack Vincent Dorman, M.E. Sigma Chi Smithton Neil Franklin Dunkle, Biol. Lewisburg Virginia Dunkle, A.B. Pi Beta Phi Lewisburg John Homer Eisenhower, E.E. Northumberland William Frank Elias, Biol. Kappa Delta Rho New Brunswick, N. J. Warren Charles Evans, M.E. Delta Kappa Phi Milton Joseph Aldridge Everict, E.E. Delta Kappa Phi Bristol Henry Falivene, C.E. Alpha Phi Delta Paterson, N. J. Nicholas Albert Farina, A.B. Sigma Chi Steelton James Francis Favino, C.E. Alpha Phi Delta Newburgh, N.Y. Edgar Louis Fendrich, C. F. Phi Kappa P.u Nutley, N. J. Esther Elizabeth Ferguson, Biol. Kappa Delta Oxford Charles Conrad Fischer, C. F. Theta U psilon Omega Brooklawn, N. J. Clavin Cargill Fisher, C. F. Arlington, N. J. Harry Chester Fithian Jr., A.B. Delta Si ma Williamsport Edwin Wilkinson Flexer, Biol. Beta Kappa Williamsport Kathryn Moyer Fluck, A.B. Alpha Chi Omega Souderton Edna Jane Foster, A.B. Hampton Bays, N. Y. Tilman Harrison Foust, Biol. Milton Gladys Elizabeth Gandar, A.B. Kappa Delta Collingswood, N. J. [170] SENIORS-Continued Woodrow Wilson Gangewere, A.E. Allentown Mary Elizabeth Garrison, A.B. Nanticoke Leah Gertrude Gedrich, A.B. Phi Epsiloi! Alpha Harrisburg Walter Case Geiger, M.E. Delta KaplHi Phi Sunbury Frank Edward Gerlitz Jr., C.E. Delta Sigma Philadelphia Walter Hamilton Gilleland, M.E. Kappa Sigma Wilkinsburg Karl Freeman Glou, C. F. Plymouth Mary Charlotte Glunt, C. F. Alpha Chi Omega Rutherford, N. J. John Christopher Golden, A.B. La mini a Chi Alpha Hazleton Laura Goldstein, A.B. Phi Epsiloii Alpha Brooklyn, N. Y. Paul Graham, Ch.E. Beta Kappa Elmira, N. Y. Helen Emma Green, A.B. Phi Mil York William Daniel Greulich, A.B. Phi Kappa Psi East Greenville John Edwin Griffiths, A.B. Phi Gamma Delta Pittsburgh Walker Groezinger, A.B. Phi Gamma Delta Philadelphia Lee Allen Grove, A.B. West Milton Vincent Alexis Halbert, Biol. Sigma Chi Punxsutawney William Hallbauer, A.B. Philadelphia Roland Flick Harbeson, Biol. Sigma Chi Milton Robert John Harris, M.E. Lambda Chi Alpha Gloucester, Mass. Edith Marie Caroline Hasselberger, A.B. Phi Mil Mt. Vernon, N. Y. Glen Philip Haupt, Ch.E. Millmont Evelyn Elizabeth Hawk, A.B. Kappa Delta Milford, N. J. Naomi Heritage, A.B. Phi Mil Mullica Hill, N. J. Jean Blair Hill, Biol. Kappa Delta Lewistown Helen Lee Hoffner, A.B. Delta Delta Delta Upper Darby Anna Rebecca Holtzinger, A.B. Windsor ' ernon Tilghman Hontz, A.B. Delta Sigma Summit Hill Alfred Beardsley Howe, C. F. Phi Gamma Delta Jamaica, N. Y. Ethel Irene Hutchins, Ed. Englewood, N. J. Mary Elvina Iddings, A.B. Mifflinburg Bruce Boynton Jacobs, C.E. Lamhila Chi Alpha Rochester, N. Y. Eugene Jacobs, M.E. Delta Sivma Danville Isabel Mae James, A.B. Lansford Owen Waldo James, C.E. Kappa Sigma Allentown Laura Eleanor Johnson, A.B. Downiiigtown Elizabeth Emma Kav, A.B. Wildwood, N. J. Thomas Aubrey Kemp, A.B. Thcta Upsiloi! Omega Hagerstown, Md. Dorothv Gertrude Kester, A.B. Phi Mil Akron, O. Joseph Walter Kielb, C.E. Sigma Alpha Epsilon Irvington, N. J. James Clyde Kingsley, C. F. Phi Lambda Thcta Cresson Edward Bartholomew Knights, Biol Kappa Delta Rho C ' illiamsport Frank Shaffer Knights, A.B. Kappa Delta Rho Johnsonburg Joline Elizabeth Korey, A.B. Shenandoah Ellen Koser, A.B. Pi Beta Phi Lewisburg Wesley Rudolph Koster, A.B. Alpha Chi Mil Woodhaven, N. Y. Harriet Kramer, A.B. Phi Epsiloii Alpha Plainfield, N. J. John Chandler Kubacki, A.B. Kappa Sigma Reading Lois Virginia Kurtz, A.B. Pi Beta Phi Bellefonte Eunice Helen Lamb, C. F. Phi Mil Wilkinsburg Nina Corinnc Lambert, A.B. Kappa Delta Johnstown Levere Maurice Leese, E.E. Phi Lambda Theta Hanover Josephine Lefkowitz, A.B. Phi Epsiloi! Alpha Paterson, N. J. Ruth Virginia Leymeister, Biol. Orwigsburg Pauline Elizabeth Light, A.B. Lebanon Joseph Francis Linetty, M.E. Wilburton [171] 9 ' ■ ♦ . , _ ; .. .-♦• ■■♦ SENIORS-Continued i . ♦■■ ♦ ' - ♦ • Marjoile Elizabeth Lirio, A.B. All)ba Chi Oiiic; ii Vineland, N. J. Donild LeRoy McCiy, A.B. Pbi Kappa Psi Junedale Elizabeth Lee Mayhew, A.B. Kappa Delta Cedarville, N. J. Christine Wickert Miller, A.B. Emaus Kenneth Albert Miller, A.B. Sigma Chi New Berlin Dorothea Martha Millikin, A.B. Phi Mil Wilmington, Del. Mary Bertha Mish, Biol. Middletown William Frank Moll, C. F. Kappa Delta Rho Bellevue Dorothy Annabelle Monks, A.B. Paterson, N.J. Emma Allen Moore, A.B. Alpha Chi Ome ' a Philadelphia Robert Morton, C. F. Kaplni Delta Rho Plainfield, N. J. Helen Mo)er, Ed. Alpha Chi Omc a Philadelphia Victor Henry Mueller Jr., C. F. Phi Kappa Psi East Orange, N. J. Mar ' Jane Murray, A.B. Delta Zeta Narberth Edward Charles Myers, A.B. Simula Chi York Mar-aret Helen Nicelv, A.B. Watsontown Tobias William Nolan, C. F. Kelp pa Sigma Plainfield, N. J. Mary Ellen Noll, Biol. Phi Mil Millersburg Irene Marion Osborne, A.B. Alpha Chi Omega Danbury, Conn. Jeanette Waffle Owens, A.B. Pi Beta Phi Lewisburg Adda Jane Patterson, A.B. Royal ten Elsa Covington Patton, A.B. Glenoldcn Charles Alfred Peters, Ed. Sigma Chi Chambersburg John Gordon Peters, Ch.E. Delta Sigma Audubon, N. J. Marie Irene Petruschak, A.B. Phi Mu Clifton, N. J. James Wrape Phillips, C. F. Carthage, N. Y. Luella Mae Pierce, A.B. Kappa Delta Carthage, N. Y. Fred Pinotti, Ch.E. Phi Kappa Vineland, N. J. William Frederick Plankenhorn, A.B. Delta Sigma Williamsport Frank John Ragusan, A.B. Theta Upsiloii Omega Brooklyn, N. Y. Gifford Fulton Ramsey, Ch.E. Kapt a Delta Rho New York, N. Y. Hedrich Claude Ravenell, Ch.E. Kappa Delta Rho Audubon, N. J. Paul Samuel Reitz, A.B. Beta Kappa Sunbury Jack Hartwcll Richards Jr., Ch F. Phi Kappa Psi Upper Darby Ruth Rippel, A.B. Delta Zeta McKeesport Ruth Elizabeth Rohr. A.B. Jamaica, N. Y. Doris Margaret Rolfe, Ed. Kappa Delta Maplewood, N. J. Charles Stilwcll Roush Jr. C. F. Delta Sigma Wilkes-Barre James Lewis Rowe, C. F. Theta Vpsiluii Omega Plymouth Frank Anthony Rubino Jr., C.F. Alpha Phi Delta Port Washington, N. Y. Walter Watson Ruch, A.B. Delta Sigma Osceola Harold David Ruger, E.E. Phi Lambda Theta Wilkes-Barre Owen Leslie Saddler, A.B. Theta JJpsiloii Omega Wilmington, Del. Anthony James Santos, C. F. Phi Kappa Gloucester, Mass. Edna Margaret Schneider, A.B. Kappa Delta Johnstown Frederick John Schneider, C. F. Phi Gamma Delta Muncy Joseph Edward Schneider, M.E. Phi Gamma Delta Muncy William Aldrete Benton Schrader, A.B. Sigma Chi Milton Dorothy Anna Schultz, Biol. Wilkes-Barre William Howard Scott, C. F. Theta U psilon Omega Caledonia, N. Y. Elsie Janice Shields, A.B. Delta Zeta Hazleton Kelvin Leigh Shields, M.E. Alpha Chi Mil Dormont Virginia Weddle Shupe, A.B. Delta Zeta Saltsburg [172 J SENIORS-Continued 4 • % Victor Albert Simonsen, C.E. Kappa Sinnui Bradford Elizabeth Smith, Biol. Muncy Eugene Raymond Smith Jr., Biol. P w Gamma Delta Altoona Margaret Greenough Sober, A.K. Danville Marie Anne Steinbach, A.B. Phi Mil Norristown Irving Milton Stern, A.B. Say re Wilma Steuer, A.B. Pi Beta Phi Bethlehem Gerald Edward Stidard, A.B. Theta Upsilon Oiiie; a Elizabeth Dale George Stortz, Ed. Phi Lambda Theta Emaus Michael Joseph Stranko, E.E. Lamhila Chi Alpha Saint Clair Robert Schwartz Strickler, Biol. Kappa Delta Rho Wilkes-Barre Woodrow Mann Strickler, C. F. Sii(ma Alpha Epsiloii Harrisburg Robert Henry Sweet, C.E. Kappa Sigma Brooklyn, N. Y. Kathryne Theresa Symington, A.B. Lewisburg John Thaddeus Szypulski, Biol. Phi Kappa Mt. Carmel Evangelos John Theophilakos, A.B. Perth Amboy, N. J. Ethel Gertrude Thompson, A.B. Delmar, N. Y. Stanley Bannerman Thomson, A.B. Saltsburg George Alonzo Van Horn, E.E. Sunbury Mary Elizabeth VanKirk, A.B. Kappa Delta Collingswood, N. J. Hubert Cornelius Verhey, c. r. Sigma Alpha Epsiloii Ridley Park Sherburne Bailey Walker, A.B. Kappa Sigma Newton Highlands, Mass. James Milton Wardrop, Biol. Phi Kappa Psi Mt. Carmel Helen Estelle Watts, A.B. Phi Mil Upper Darby Vincent Brisbin Wayland, A.B. La nihil a Chi Alpha Brookville William Bruce Weale, C. F. Elmira, N. Y. Ruby Romayne Weaver, A.B. Windber Preston Allen Weiss, Ed. Phi Lambda Theta East Rockaway, N. Y. Nelson Ellsworth Wendt, Ch.E. Beta Kappa Shamokin Dam William Freeburn Wetmore, C.E. Lambda Chi Alpha Elmira, N. Y. Eleanor Bernice Wiessler, A.B. Kappa Delta Lansdowne Malcolm James Williams, A.B. Kappa Sigma Nanticoke Olive Louise Williams, A.B. Williamspcrt Ellen Mason Wolfe, A.B. Phi Mil North Girard John Lee Young, Ch.E. Alpha Chi Mil Cranesville John Alexander Younghusband, A.B. Delta Sigma Riverside, Cal. Dorothea Yust, A.B. Alpha Chi Omega Winter Park, Fla. Peter Joseph Zawatski, Biol. Phi Kappa Kingston I7i ■■ ♦• •♦ liaiil lliPiliB 174 ♦ •♦« ARCHITECTURAL PLANS FOR BUCKNELL ' S FUTURE ONE of the signific.int features of the new educational program at Bucknell is the plan for the architectural and building development of the University. In fact, the building program is intimately related to the new curricular and administra- tive organization of the University. It is designed to meet future educational needs. There is an educational principle or reason back of every single feature included in this program. The future educational objectives of the University were first of all determined with as much definiteness as possible, and then expert leadership was sought to devise the mosc beautiful and ef fective architecture possible to aid in the realization of these objectives. This means that the architecture of the building program is a functional architecture. It thus becomes a living, vital thing, serving an educational purpose. The architecture of the building program is intimately related to the educational program in another way. One of the major objectives of the University is to restore the arts to a fundamental place in the curricula of the Liberal Arts College. If this objective is to be realized, the two basic arts to be considered are architecture and land- scape. These establish the tone for everything else. It is our hope, therefore, to make the external environment of the University as beautiful as possible. A beautiful campus is itself a significant discipline. Bucknell is fortunate in the beauty of its natural en- vironment, and it is our purpose to maximize this natural beauty with an architecture thoroughly in harmony with it. Another feature of the architecture of the new development is that it is designed to become the finest expression of the best tradition in Pennsylvania architecture. It is our ambition to create on the Bucknell campus something which is an intimate part of the life of this environment, and something which will glorify the best in our history and tradition. Evidences of this objective are many in the design for the various build- ings on the Model. The Old Main tradition, for example, is carried out particularly in the Language and Literature building and also in the Social Science building. The new Library has a strong resemblance to old Independence Hall in Philadelphia, and the Chapel reflects the type of church architecture seen in many sections of Pennsylvania. Finally, it may be said that our objective is to create an environment through the building program which will be distinctively Bucknellian — something which will be in harmony with the best ideals of the institution, and something which will pro- vide a permanent enrichment to our life at Bucknell. . A- 1 175] ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ GRADUATE STUDENTS Willard Edward Ackley, Sc.B. Fletcher Thomas Beck, A.B. Joseph Samuel Bellmeyer 3rd, Sc.B. Elizabeth Anna Bentley, Sc.B. Lelia Emma Bower, A.B. Cornelius A. Burke, Sc.B. John Haas Carter, Sc.B. Richard Theron Carvolth, Sc.B. Abigail Elizabeth Curry, A.B. James McQuean Dobbie, Sc.B. Mildred Marie Eisley, A.B. Trennie Elizabeth Eisley, A.B. Phoebe Clocker Evans, A.B. George Richard Faint, A.B. Harold Evans Fisher, Sc.B. Louise Gibson Frownfelter, Sc.B. Anna Martha Graybill, A.B. Mary Kathryn Gross, A.B. Henry S. Jones, Ph.B Everett Charles Keller, A.B. Claude Calvin Kissinger, A.B. George Hendricks Kline, Sc.B. George Franklin Bell Lehman, A.B. Thomas Morton Little, A.B., Sc.M. Vincent Wynn McHail, A.B. John Harold Melhuish, A.B. Robert Stork Moore, Sc.B. Francis Henry Moyer, A.B. Emily Piper Ong, A.B. Theodore Gregory Parker, A.B. John Sanford Peifer, A.B George Phillips, Sc.B. Daniel Arthur Primont, Sc.B. Campbell Rutledge, Sc.B Ralph Clayton Smith, A.B. John Lawrence Stevenson, Sc.B. Nan Lee Thomas, A.B. Charles William Voris, Sc.B Edna May Wagner, A.B. Tsi-hsing Wang, A.B. Edna Louise Whitaker, A.B. Stephen Lockhart Windes, Sc.B. Sunbury Tower City Philadelphia Cortland, N. Y. Williamsport Mahanoy Plane Trevorton Peckviile Sunbury Pittston Lewisburg Lewisburg St. Clair . . Wilkes-Barre Danville Mifflinvillo Refton Harrisburg Plymouth Peckviile Shamokiii . . Montoursville Lock Haven Picture Rocks Mt. Carmel Blakelv Geneva, N. Y. Bernville Milton Lewisburg DuBois Kingston Union City, N. J. Johnstown Muncy Allenwood . Edwardsville Milton Union City, N. J. Yunnanfu, China Lewisburg Winnetka, 111. [ 176] ♦ ♦ ♦ % ♦ ♦ ♦ AUTOGRAPHS • • . . ♦ ♦ AUTOGRAPHS ♦••1.7 ♦ ' •%•♦■ ' % « « ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS To those friends and advisers whose cooperation and assistance have been invaluable in publishing this volume of L ' Agenda, the Staff wishes to express their sincere thanks. Those individuals to whom we are especially indebted are: Mr. Roger O ' Gara, first Editor of the 193 5 L ' Agenda. Mr. H. W. 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