Bucknell University - L Agenda Yearbook (Lewisburg, PA)

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SENATE Left to Rig if— Alice Bit danoff. Doris VVellenkamp, Charlotte Jones, Adah Allen, Mary Jane Stevenson, Dean ut Women; Ruth Strauss, Susan Davis, Deborah Partridge, President; Harriet Arnold, Jeanne Beattie, Marilyn Harer, Marian Merrill, Josephine DeSantis, Leah Riggs, Patricia Wagner, Natalie Dann. HONOR COUNCIL W. S. (i. A. Standing, Left to Kig it— Odette Hutchison, Dorotliy Judd, Ann Busch. St-nU-J— Nanc Jenkins, Nancy Bartholomew, Patricia Wmther, Ruth Strauss, Judith Agnew, Jeanne Spong. A confederation of women on a founda- tion of honor and mutual respect— and a year of progress for W . S. G. A. Students worked together to form opinions and make decisions. And there were thino-s to remember — the Hahowe ' en dinner in the Scni, inatuie per- missions for freshmen, the Stuck ' nt-Faeuk) ' Dinner. 1948-1949, a year of advancement, a year of cooperation and good go ' ernment. HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES Standing, Left to Rig it— Norma Hunsinger, Mary Ellen Shook, Patricia Owens, Barbara Bleecker, Jactgucline Ferrce, Charlotte Cainc, Marion Bucher, Shirley Mathieson, Lucille Pinner, Marie Egizio, Dell Spencer, Barbara Bower, Madeline Rothschiltl, Helen Ciloisten, Theresa Pellcgrlno. Joan Ilerr. Nanc) ' Bartliolonu-w. Sccntul Wow— Ruth Creola, Ruth Wallwork, Ann Schultz, Joan Graham, Carole Jackson, Harriet Arnold, Lli abeih Lunkhouscr, Assistant to the Dean of Women; Barbara Lewis, Audrey Nicodemus, Lee Freas, Rita Scholato, June Ruhl. hirst RoM ' — Ann Cooper, Rachel Reinoehl, Jo an Turnbaugh, Arlene Meylack, Barbara Bannister, Amy Henne- berger. ■ 24 • rrc- ' r?

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MEN ' S COUNCIL m hint Row, Left to Right— L. Michener, R. Irwin, Vice President; R. Camac, President; 1. Graybill. Secretary-Treasurer; P. Watkins. Second Row — W. McKav, J. Henderson, D. Davidson, W. Bucher, R. Farrell, M. Musser. C. Smith, B. Bujak, H. VanDine. BUCKNELL VILLAGE ASSOCIATION Left to RjgJit-William W. McKay, President; Edna Overbagh, Secretary-Treasurer; John McFall. Vice President. And a deepening of the spirit. 23

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BUDGET COMMITTEE STUDENT FACULTY CONGRESS Seated, Left to Kjg i(— Malcolm Musser, Clyde Burgee, Donald Voung. SMudiHg— Barbara Hall, Irvin Graybill, Carol ' an Alen, Jack Bozarth. Truly a representative group, Student-Faculty Congress serves as a governing body throuah which Students and faculty work together. Its member- ship, represented by delegates from e ' erv interest group on campus, constitutes the voice of each of these. Tlirough this organization, the pohcies and acti ' ities of our campus are designed. The problem solved, the working harmony that is maintained, exemplify the spirit of democracy and cooperation which is the basis of Bucknell government. STUDENT FACULTY REPRESENTATIVES First Hoik, Left to Rigdt— John Henderson, Robert Camac, Leah Riggs, Carol Van Alen, In-in Clraybill, Barbara Hall, Jack Bozarth, Deborah Partridge, William Davenport. Charles Smith. Second Roii ' -Roy Tasker, Martha Chance, James Holier, Malcolm Musser, Robert Clancy. Clyde Burgee, James Gathings, Mary Jane Stevenson, Josephine DeSantis, David Souders. • 25 •