Bucknell University - L Agenda Yearbook (Lewisburg, PA)

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DR. NORMAN H, STEWART

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C r4. f i n • 4y.4f 4 .: . • .J-. ■■»•,• Vi Man of Good Will 7 ■ HE dedication of our 1955 L Agenda is a small token indeed when the true stature of the man to whom it is dedicated is considered. For over forty years he has been Mr. Biology to countless classes on the Hill. In the Scopes Monkey Trial days of the mid-twenties, he was the brief target of some fanatic fundamentalists. Later the same group was astounded to learn that Dr. Stewart ' s basic doctrine, per- taining to the derivation of life, insisted that the deeper one delved into the mysteries of nature, the more profound became that per- son ' s belief in the Divine Creator. His measure of true intelligence was and is the openness of a man ' s mind. Although a well-earned retirement looms ahead for our belo ' cd Dr. Stewart, he will be with us forever in the minds and hearts of thousands of alumni and students to whom he has imparted his price- less love of nature and mankind.

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Tti - ■ ' ■%■•■ ' f - , • ? - 5 ' .•«.■• - ' Ji -e-;? President of Bucknell ROWNiNG the human r skeleton we find the skull; at the top of our adminis- trative body we find our new pres- ident. The biological function of the skull is to enclose and protect the brain and to support the jaws of the human body. Likewise Dr. Merle Odgers unites and guides the faculty and student body and acts as the Bucknell family ' s rep- resentative to the outside world. DR. MERLE M. ODGERS Dr. Oilgcrs takes a break at Chet ' s. The President ' s Home. ' •it f ■ M: • ' i X « i i . . : ; .