Bucknell University - L Agenda Yearbook (Lewisburg, PA)

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In 3 room full of Chinese souve- nirs. Dr. W. G. Owens. Chemistry Professor Emeritus, reads about war torn China. The youngest faculty mcmbci. Physical Education Instructor Ceil, helps the eldest. Dr. Bartol. mathematics professor emeritus, to celebrate his 9 2nd birthday. A large scale map assists Miss Georg lo illustrate her lecture in economic history. Civil engineering instructors Griffith and Weeden examine a test sample of concrete from the new wing of the engi- neering building. Paul Gies. professor of music, plays the viola da gamba. TLL ' enty-eiiihl

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Margaret Barnliart. dietitian, samples food in the kitchen of the Women ' s Dining Hall. Enjoying their work as faculty members of the College of Music. Mr. William McRac and Mr. Harold E. Cook collabo- rate to play a piano duet. Associate professor of chemistry. Bruce J. Miller explains a chem- ical formula. Director c f a vs ' omen ' s quartette. Miss Melicent Melrose gives a lesson in voice. Dr. Robert T. Oliver explains intricacies of the laryngeal mus- cles of the throat to his classes in Public Spcakina. John Plant, director of physical education for men. takes candid camera shots of intramural track events. Tivenlii-seven

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Miss Martha Henderson, secretary to Dean Riven- burg. adjusts the student ■jchcdulc flic. ii n r f Professor Gold illustrates his lec- ture by pointing out the sun spots to his astronomy class. Professor of journalism L. I:. Theiss writes .moilur of his ad- mirable books tor hoys. Assistant professor of electrical eniimcenng and drawing. H. A Shaffer dlustratcs his art. Successor to the leadership ot the bucknell band. Professor C. } ' •. Stick ney is an instructor of violin. Assistant Professor Abbott takes adv.intagc of a Sparc moment between his civil engineering classes to analyze chemi- jj callv a sample of earlh- Tit ' enty-nine