Bucknell University - L Agenda Yearbook (Lewisburg, PA)

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English professor Stillm.in plavs .T Irio with his w ilV jnd dayh- ter. The cameraman finds Professor Heath correcting accounting problems. Librarian Haydcn checks over a set of reference books. Professor Stewart slices tissue with a microtome for one of his zo- ology classes. History Professor Karraker takes notes on an ancient manuscript by means of a micro film. Director of physical education for women. Sylvia Derr explains the theory of gymnastics by stick-figures. German Professor Frantz finds a few minutes to read a German magazine. Twenty -three

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A f.irmor .it hoart, ProfV-ssor Mil iL ' .uIhs business adminis [i.m. ' i] .iiui economics. Professor Nimkoff. well known sociologist, examines the proof of his latest contribution to that field. Assistant Economics Professor Cornelius has accumulated a valuable collection of antique glass. Blanchard Gummo — sanding a frame is part of being an art professor. Professor (. irr:, i ' r ' rrii(s a World Liur.iluti I .imin.ilion in collaboratuHi v ih his work in the English r) p.utniciu. Outside his electrical engineering classes. Instructor John B. Miller enjoys experimenting with color photography. I -.1 ,.tsa I -t V. A. McCrosscn, assistant lan- guage professor, reads one of his books from his extensive literature collection. Twenty-two

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?■ if 8 Head of ihc College of Music. Pro- fessor Paul G. Stolz leads his choir. Tcacliing political science is all right, but Professor Page does not mind a little hunting when he has the time. English Professor Halline finds his greatest interest in the field of drama. Hero he directs a pro- duction of the Little Theatre Guild of Lewisburg. J Orin Oliphant history profes- sor Paul Hightower. secretary to Pres- ident Marts, lakes lime out for a walk with his dog. Bunny. Visiting instructor in geology. Louis Peltier, operates a ma- chine which illustrates how mountains and valleys are formed. Twenty-lour