Bucknell University - L Agenda Yearbook (Lewisburg, PA)

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RALPH E. PAGE Dean of Men It is especially appropriate that we dedicate this volume to a man who is so keenly aware of the problems of war-time Bucknell. His versatility and engaging personality have made him not only a vital part of the admin- istration, but also the friend and counselor of the Navy and civilian students. Before entering college, he served from 1919 to 1922 in the 15th Infantry of the Regular Army in Tientsin, China. He then attended Bluffton College and Syracuse University. After teaching at Syracuse University for two years, he joined the faculty at Bucknell in 1930. In the classroom, he is scholarly but not pedantic; his wit and charm have made him one of Bucknells most popular professors. He has proved his versatility by acting as Head of the Coun- seling Committee, Co-ordinator in the Civilian Pilots Training Program, and Deputy Air-Raid Warden. When the Navy came to Bucknell, he was appointed Liaison Officer for the Univer- sity and the V-12 Unit. He is now working tirelessly in this new and difficult position. We feel certain that this dedication will meet with the approval of countless Bucknellians. Not only has he worked for and with us, but he has become one of us. It is with pride that we dedicate this 1944 L ' Agenda to an inspiring teacher, a capable administrator, and a real person — Dr. Ralph E. Page, Dean of Men. Dedication