Bucknell University - L Agenda Yearbook (Lewisburg, PA)

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:::::::! DELTA MU DELTA — First Row, Left to Right — Tompkins, Nippes, Myers, Nissley. Second Row — Mather, Horbough, Wakefield, DiGuiseppi, Martin, President; Wiley, Lang, Lindstrom, Locher. Third Row — Love, Fife, Bloom, Simpson, Stevenson, Kessler, Crawford, Mortimer, Peterson. Fourth Row — Henkelman, Spier, Hollar, Yockanicz, Reidenoner, Thompson, Murray, Correll, Manning. Mr. Neil F. Shiffler Mr. Monroe C. Fischer Mr. Russell A. Headley Mr. Clair Groover 23 ♦•

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( Munence cutct utcutcc The commerce and finance deportment is composed of general economics, finance and banking, accounting, market- ing, industrial theory, business management, and secretarial practice. The curricula offer a well-rounded background for those interested in the business world, although there are also economics majors in each separate field for specialists. Stu- dents of commerce and finance are instructed both in theoreti- cal economics, such as economic principles, and in practical economics, such as shorthand and typing. The Society for the Advancement of Management has been studying the problems of waste and inefficiency in man- agement. Those students who prove to be particularly inter- ested and who ore achieving high scholastic standards may become members of the national honorary economics frater- nity. Delta Mu Delta. Now IS the time Dr. Rudolph Peterson Mr. Robert D. Henderson Mr. Clyde E. Burgee Dr. Robert L. Motz Asset or liability? 22

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S t cc Co4t The department of education is responsible for the pro- fessional training of teachers. Special courses are offered for the training of academic and commercial teachers in the secondary field, for elementary school teachers, and for music teachers in both secondary and elementary fields. To meet the increased demand for public school teachers, the education department has enlarged its staff, particularly in the elementary field where the need for teachers is critical. Teachers ' training emphasizes the importance of high stand- ards in both academic and professional work. Since the pros- pective teacher needs to make all possible contacts with the KAPPA DELTA EPSILON — fiT%t Row, Le f to Right — Cunningham, McCarty, Fogon, Gotwolt, Armstrong, Ang- stadt, Costner, Hanson. Second Row — Donnels, Groutx, LoRue, Social Chairmon; Cohn, Treasurer; Hitchens, President; Love, Rogers, Vice President; Busch. ' [h T Row — Shodle, Rude, James, Martin, Hawkins, Merrill, Yorke, Honey, Chance, Bleecker, Bergmann. Dr. Fronk G. Dovis Dr. Wolter H. Sauvoin Dr. Gertrude C. Yorke KAPPA PHI KAPPA — fir%i Row, Lett to Right — Heist, Yurcic, Souvnin, Everitt, Wakefield, Schoftner, Krzywicki, Davis, Dimmick. Second Row — tngrassia. Williomson, Snyder, Gamble, Miller, Klop, Campion, Thomas, Mortimer, Witmon, Giuliani. Third Row — Schner, Williamson, H.; Peterson, Widdall, Mitoros, Miller, R. 24