Bucknell University - L Agenda Yearbook (Lewisburg, PA)

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M 1 kf ' 1 ' t • .V 1 » , 1 1 MORTAR BOARD— Le f to right: S. Baumgardner, N. Holler, E. Childs, J. Lowry, L. Pinner, A. Bu.swell, C. Knies, W. Sullivan. OMICRON DELTA KAPPA- .e r to right, first rou-: D. Shinn, R. Brooks, H. Staley, D. Skovhoh. Second row: C. Mercer, M. Mc- Kibbin, M. Musser, R. Arnesman, A. Gamble. Good citizens and good scholars are recognized for outstanding achievement hy Omicron Deha Kappa (men), Mortar Board (senior women), and ' Who ' s Who in American Colleges and Universities. Twelve senior women are recognized for their abilities in many fields by being elected to live in Honor House for their last vear. Leadership Drganizations HONOR HOUSE— Lc r to right, first row: E. Sowers, C. Knies, C. Hill, M. Nippes. Second rou: W. Sullivan, E. Childs, S. Snyder, J. Gibbons, A. Buswell, S. Baumgardner, M. Rice. Not pictured: L. Pinner. S.HO ' S .HU IN AMEKICAN COLLEGES AND UNIVERSITIES — Le to right, first row: S. Baumgardner, C. Knies, E. Childs, E. Sowers, C. Hill, M. Rice, J. Lowry, L. Pinner, J. Gibbons. Sec d row: F. Cloud, M. McKibbin, J. Gallagher, R. Carman, N. Yackanicz, D. Shinn, J. Olds, C. Mercer. M. Goulding. Third row: H. Campbell, R. Brooks, R. Albert, W. Sullivan, A. Buswell N. Harkrader, J. Mason, W. Clemens, F. Sullivan. Not pictured: H. Staley. 19 • ♦ » • • f »fc

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Scholarship Drqanizatinns Exceptional scholastic ability, a mature person- ality, and intense worldly interests are the qualities which equal Phi Beta Kappa. The Phi Bete is a leader, an actor on the stage of world affairs and citizenship. His is not a narrow niche in society, for he treads the broadest avenues of knowledge and understanding. Freshmen take their first step toward a Phi Beta Kappa key with menil»ership in two scholastic honoraries. Phi Eta Sigma for men. Alpha Lambda Delta for women. PHI BETA KAPPA Lf f to right, first rotv: W. Nicholls, R. Scheerer. J ALPHA I.AMBUA UEI.TA Left to riiiht. first rotv: A. Small, 1). Slifer, J. Anihony, J. Cooper, C. Luk . Second row: L. Austin, J. Srhmidl, B. Maurer, B. Gonzalez, B. Davis, J. Hanto. PHI KTA SI(;MA l.ell to riiehl. first nni : 11. M.i«iiult , J. Start, J Gorman. Seronil rou : R. Catli«-rniaii, W. krzemin ki. R. Keller, L. Kiefl, T. Ball. M. Velenak. A. Soloka . 18 rx ' r: '

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Aesthetics ART Notice the beauty of that line Just like on the Left Bank Buried among plaster figures and innumerable easels and drawing hoards, dwell the art students. Any day of the week, any hour of the day. one can find hudding artists, pencils poised, scattered over campus. Other students, not quite so talented, have sleepy memories of slides shown and explained hy department head, Blanchard Gummo. Bruce Mitchell, our artist-in-residence, is instrumental in arranging lectures and exhibitions. Buried among plaster figures So I sez to him. I ez . 20