Bucknell University - L Agenda Yearbook (Lewisburg, PA)

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I.ill 111 liitilil Jaiir .Sclilcc. Uoiiilliy Bimiifislcr. Ui. Joseph V ciglilinaii. Miriam ' l i-arick. Dr. Lester P. Fowle, Jean Deaner. Agnes Lewis. UBRARY STAFF I INFIRMARY STAFF Lcfl 111 Kifilil— Mrs. Vt ' illiam Brall y. Mrs. Henry Lewcrl. Cnrin.r killrUnn. lililiiil li.ilii li. Cn- trnde Miles. Mr . Jiisepli (iliiliini. Mr . Jnliii (irecnr. Ii . William (Jinlmi. Ilarulil . Ila ili-Ti. Iar iim Pliimmer. 24

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DIRECTOR OF ATLHETICS Amiable Albert (All E. Huiiiplireys. as Director of Athletics, has a finger in every spurt |)ip at Bucknell. As Business Manager of the Athletic Council, he set- tles the schedules for our teams, arranges for their safe transportation, and their adequate accommodations at away performances. Keeping tabs on the condition of the sports equipment, he orders replacements and supplies. As Director also of Ph sical Education. Mr. Hum- phreys supervises the mens physical education program, and establishes requirements and courses. He also directs the well-rounded intramural sports project. With his other duties, he also takes time out to teach a special exercise group. His understanding, friendship, and good humor make his office a place where athletes and non-athletes constantK drop in and knou thev are wel- come. Albert E. Humphreys THE ALUMNI OFFICE The Alunmi Office . news, and activitv. center of alumni information, As one (if it- main acti ities. the Bucknell Alum- nus ' . a nevvs magazine of alunmi doings, is edited and mailed four times yearly to former students all over the world. 10,000 in number. Alunmi affairs at Conunence- ments and Homecomings, are handled b the Alumni Office staff. The secretary of the Alumni Association also furnishes the fifty-eight clubs, ranging from New England to the newest chapter in the Pacific Northwest, with information, service, and speakers from the campus. Permanent holder of this far reaching and ital office is white-haired Dr. Frank G. Davis, educator. During his leave of absence in the first semester, his post was tempo- larih held In Dr. Carl L. Millward. Lecturer in Educa- tioti. I ' R Nk (;. DWIS 23 ■■• ' % ' 4

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Wherever veterans congregate, there is a Veterans Administration serving as a center of information and aid. The Bucknell VA. set up to cope with the problems and welfare of the 1300 men on campus, for greater efficiency is divided into three separate departments. Important vocational guidance in the form of personal psycho- logical counseling is given by Dr. Loren S. Hadley, faculty member, assisted by Miss Evelyn Deen. psychologist and vocational appraiser. Aptitude tests are administered by two psychometricians, Mrs. Charles H. Gatchell. Jr.. and Mrs. F. Burket Anderson. The results of the tests are forwarded to VA officer William J. Lahodney who works in conjunction with the university administra- tion to see that the individual takes the proper courses. With his enrollment in classes, a veteran ' s monthly subsistence and benefits are then channelled through Philip Bouton. VA officer. The trio work closely together to make the Bucknell VA a well- oiled machine which can boast of only 19 cases of late benefits out of the hundreds of applications last fall. VETERANS ' GUIDANCE CENTER Dr. Lcin ' M S. Iladley, Director nf ilu- College Testing Service. 25 . •■II ' im