Bucknell University - L Agenda Yearbook (Lewisburg, PA)

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Mr. Malcolm E. Musser DEAN OF MEN Every normal human both is endowed with cer- tain appendages such as the hands which lorm the terminal part oF the arm. It is the grasping organ which enables man to guide and direct himself in the struggle to sur ' ive. Thus Dean Malcolm Mus- ser directs and guides the social attitude of the men ' s student body at Bucknell. 1 le represents the out- stretched hand of friendship and experience as the vouno cell de elons into maturit ' . istration ,1«!iiS ' ' - Miss Mary Jane Stevenson DEAN 01 ' WO.MEN Dean Mary Jane Ste enson represents the hand held forth in friendship to the women ' s student bod . Although the hand appears gentle and un assuming, it is deft and sure in its grasp as it fights to bring out the indi idual worth in the de eloping cell. A Bucknell woman leaves the university with a new appreciation of social attitude and conxention due to the wise influence of her dean of women. 11