Bucknell University - L Agenda Yearbook (Lewisburg, PA)

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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

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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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STUDEMT ADMIMISTRATIVE GROUPS DORMITORY COUNSELORS First row — Benson. Blumcnson. Kcenan. Frantz, Doengcs. George Second row — Thomas. Sutherland. Evans. Underwood Third row — Kerstetter. Gulnac. Reading. Sharp Dormitory counselors, se- lected from the outstanding men of the upper classes, arc placed on each floor of the men ' s dormitories. They re- turn to the University in time to greet the freshmen, and to assist them in solving the problem of adjustment to col- lege life. Throughout the year they continue to advise and aid the freshmen both academically and socially. At intervals, scholastic reports are received stating the prog- ress of each freshman so the adviser is aware of what help is needed by each man. On his floor, he maintains study hours and attempts to pro- vide conditions conducive to high scholarship. All coun- seling and guidance, however, is presented in an informal and friendly manner in order to secure the best possible ad- justment of the individual. The Board of Publications is the executive council under which all campus publications are organized. It is composed of the Editor, Business Manager, and Faculty Adviser for each of the three campus publications: the Bucknelltan. the Student Hand- book, and L ' Agenda. The Board de- termines the problems of policy for each publication, and advises each group of administrators according to the policy adopted. New staff mem- bers are chosen by the Board accord- ing to their respective merit. BOARD OF PUBLICATIONS: First row — Stillman. Eislcy. Sanders. Theiss Second row — Trauger. Webb. Duchine. Out- man. Kclley Thirlu