Bucknell University - L Agenda Yearbook (Lewisburg, PA)

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Front Row, Left to Right— Mrs. Dyer, Jeanne lla.VJies, Freclerk-k St ' linure (Presidciitl , Kntli liriulen. (iccjrKe Jenkins Mar-aret FiUi-.t Dr. Gatliiiiys. . e Second Row— Forrest Brown, Dr. Tlieiss, Bernard Hieher, Hiss (ieil, Mildred Mellor, J.tne Coltervalin, Jeanne Rockwell Marv Orso .Mary Wliitteii. Dr. Gregory, Mr, McRae, Dr. Sniitli. Third Row— Donald Sholl. Leslie Ehrinser, Robert Shaffer, Gilliert Uuruh, Walter Held, George Egan, Wayne Blessing, Charles .Strange, STUDENT FACULTY CONGRESS Supervising student activities, dividing the student budget among the vatios interest groups, and reducing extra-curricular and social activities at Bucknell by fifty per cent in order that students save time for academic work and defense training courses have been the chief tasks of Congress this year. This organization is composed of one student and one faculty adviser from each of the interest groups on campus. Twenty such groups have been represented on Congress this year. Student Faculty Congress encourages member of the student body to express their opinions and aid in the solution of campus problems. It strives to foster democracy by faithfully representing both student and faculty interests. Congress is led by an Executive Committee consisting this year of Fred Schnure as President, George Jenkins as Vice President, Ruth Braden as Secretary, and Jeanne Haynes as Treasurer. It operates under a constitution approved by the University, and Dr. James Gathings advises the group on matters of policy and procedure. BOARD OF PUBLICATIONS Front How. Left to Right — Marcia Ilerrgesell, Henry rinlter. Dr. Theiss, Miss Eisley, Paul Winter, Second Row — Forrest Brown, Carlos Ilandforth, Dr. Page, Charles Joues, Jeanne Rockwell. Keith Eisanmn, 21