Bucknell University - L Agenda Yearbook (Lewisburg, PA)

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k BIIGI.NELL UNIVERSITY LEWISIUinri, PA. BUSINESS MANAGEK •» PAUL A. WINTER

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[■ v-t - ' v.- ■ ■•» ' .•■. -Ar -ff, -t ' -t?:, • ■ ii. si- i ' DEDICATION 9 . ULFILLING his duties as Vice President and Dean, Romeyn H. Rivenburg lias gained recognition as a capable executive and as a sympathetic friend to students who come to him for aid in planning their college courses. Dean Rivenburg is himself a Bucknell man, having earned his Bachelor of Arts degree here with the distinction of Summa Cum Laude, the highest scholastic honor a student can win. He also received his Master of Arts degree at Bucknell. After completing advanced study at Cornell and Harvard, he became a member of the faculty of the Peddie School, where he was later appointed assistant head-master. In this position he gained valuable experience in working directly with students. For this ability at student personnel work Dean Rivenburg gained a broader field in 1923, when he came to Bucknell as Dean. In recognition of his service here, John B. Stetson University be- stowed upon him the honorary degree of Doctor of Laws in 1928. In 1935 the Board of Trustees named Dean Rivenburg the first ice President of Bucknell University, in which capacity he has exerted great power over nianv phases of student life. Throughout his years at Bucknell he has tempered that power with common sense and keen sympathy for the student point of view. For this, and for his quiet, winning kindness, and abnndani generosity, and for the faithfulness with wliicli he has served Bucknell, we are happ In dedi(;ate this 1942 edition of L ' A(;knda to r.OWnN HKNUY lUVENIUIIU;