Bucknell University - L Agenda Yearbook (Lewisburg, PA)

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BUCKNELL has come of age. De- cades ago, men of vision laid a solid foundation to a truly great institu- tion of learning and inspiration. High ideals have been realized, but the highest ideals as it must be in life, lie before us. Our leading men to-day again are men of vision. What they visualize will be reality. Those who are now gathering stones to this structure will be able to share in its noblest achievements. We see the earnest of what is to come. Our faith in the spirit engendering the vision and our confidence in the ultimate re- alization of it are continually strengthen- ed. Merely a stone in that structure of ideals, 1936 L ' AGENDA is hereby dedi- cated to the Bucknell of tomorrow. K I '

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THIS BOOK is not a tome to be stacked in the recesses of the mind and referred to as such; it is a conden- sation of life; a cross-graining of three years that have been lived according to our own dictates. In it we have attempted to encompass only those things that have richly colored the tapestry of events. The pattern includes triumphs of the mind and body that have vivified these years. It is not a chronicled history, not a delineation of dried facts. The editors have made it a photomontage of the makings of the modern mind. We ARE modernists, evolutionizing and revolu- tionizing, and it is these years that have furnished us with the mental stamina to cope with the serious competition that confronts the thinking man and woman both in and out of college. Worlds of space must separate us after graduation, and it Is the purpose of this book to serve as a leit-motif through the years to recall a period of development and beauty. ) ■! I II