Bucknell University - L Agenda Yearbook (Lewisburg, PA)

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Kb -■ -- -■ ■- ' ScAcia% 0%( .a(tc atccK PHI BETA KAPPA — Bush, Rogers. The oblong gold key of Phi Beta Kappa is worn only by individuals who combine broad cultural interests with out- standing scholastic achievement. Membership in this organi- zation is one of the highest honors that the academic world offers, and the key is internationally recognized as a symbol of fine scholarship, mature personality, and leadership. Tau Beta Pi, the national engineering fraternity, is the Phi Beta Kappa of the engineers. The purpose of the organi- zation is the encouragement of scholarship in the engineering field. Alpha Lambda Delta, national honorary fraternity for freshman women, has as its goal the promotion of high scholarship among freshman women. A scholastic average of 2.5 is required for membership. Phi Eta Sigma, which encourages high scholastic achieve- ment among freshman men, is the companion fraternity of Alpha Lambda Delta and also requires a 2.5 average for ad- mission. TAU BETA PI — first Row, LeH to Right — Miller, Herman, Smith, Griffith, Gorman, Irland. Second Row — Young, Bonine, Ridall, Shearer, Secretary; Sheridon, Vice President; Betty, President; Hemaman, Cotaloquer; Snyder, Roth, Yoncavagc. Third Row— Olesky, Savage, Prokop, Roush, Warenko, Jack, Shamis, Frederick, Clarke, Hendrixson. Not Pictured — Lewish, Gingerich. 60 ALPHA LAMBDA OLLJA—fu t Row. Left to Right— Brown, Lewis, Kirk, Foirchild. Second Row — Bruens, Nrsslcy, Schreiner, Vanek, Imschweilcr, SchmchL PHI ETA SIGMA- Leopold, Lucos. -First Row, Left to Right — Friday, Thompson, Boguszewski, Kteft, Appleton, Second Row — Kahn, Boers, Cook, Shultis, Remmey, Shelley, Conley, Klemm. 18