Bucknell University - L Agenda Yearbook (Lewisburg, PA)

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• • • • • » f • it (iu, tciu, can be happy! mmMM It was a long, hard day and the children were just terrible! KAPPA DLLIA EPSILON, National Educational Sorority-First Hmv. left to Right- Mns Schvvarz, Jewell, Groben, President; Christopher, Kriebel. Second Roii ' -Davis. Cadwallader, Gingerick, Hobart, Dixon, Elliott, Diefenbach. Dr. Frank G. Davis Miss E. Terry Schwarz Dr. Merritt C. Oelke 23

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Education Dr. XA ' alter H. Sauvain Dr. Paul E. Witmeyer KAPPA PHI KAPPA, National Educational Fraternity for Men— Left to Rig)it-Scott, Lcnhart, Chironna, President; Tanner, Krzeminski. The bi moment in e ' erv education major ' s life came the dav she conducted her first class. Those eight weeks of practice teaching in Williamsport, Sunburv, Milton, or Lewisburg gave her an opportunity to shine and incidentally, to discoyer that heels and stockings were not always comfortable. o Such problems as they had. You could always find an education major saying — If I teach in Pennsylvania when I graduate, it would mean commuting 120 miles every day— Let ' s see, then I wouldn ' t ha ' e to take . . . Happiness Class quickly became the best-known education course, as all the elementary eds created mobiles and Moravian stars. None of the secondary ed ' s will forget the terror of standing in front of high school students eager to make it hard as possible the first time, but the fears of the first day were soon replaced by feelings of accomplishment. And here ' s where the Bobbsey Twins go to Lighthouse Point 22

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Engineering Dr. Hugh D. Sims Mr. Gecjri;e W. Minard A watched pot ne ' er boils. Chemical Engineering We knew that chem engineers were interested in designing and operating, well coordinated units, improvement in production, and straight sales. For all their knowledge, however, we Jrardlv saw them in action! Thev were a studious group and inclined to have visions of chem plants dancing in their heads rather than the more ethereal tvpes of dreams. Their creed speaks for them. When needed, my skill and knowledge shall be given without reservation for the public good. We ' ll never pass through the swamps of Jersev and the maze of chemical plants there without oivino a salute to these engineers. AMERICAN INSTITUTE OF CHEMICAL ENGINEERS-First Roir, Left to Kig it-Suan . Chisholm, Gilman, Holcomb, Newman. Second Ron— Holden, Benveniste, Roe, Goodman. Third Roil ' — Owen, Bostian, Gorman, Shaffer, Londner. 24