Bucknell University - L Agenda Yearbook (Lewisburg, PA)

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- — J t - ADMINISTRATION When time permits, DR. KARL D. HARTZELL enjoys entertaining students in his new home in College Park, but he is usually busy supervising Bucknell ' s educational program, faculty personnel, degree and course offerings, and the quality of instruction. Although new to Bucknell last year. DR. FRANK C. ABBOTT has already become an integral part of the uni- versity administration. Among his many duties, he helps in the work of the Dean ' s office by fostering closer contacts between the administration and the students, and teaches political science as well. REGISTRAR GEORGE R. FAINT and his assistants in charge of registration and records play vital parts in each Bucknellian ' s college experience, from enrollment at the start of the freshman year to that long-awaited commencement ceremony. Each semester, Mr. Faint tackles the huge job of registering and scheduling all students. 24

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% ♦ No stuffy clergyman have we here! Always ready to help Bucknell ' s students in every way imaginable is DR. MARK C. EBERSOLE. Chaplain of the University and head of the Department of Religion. Dr. Ebersole ' s present duties range from assisting in the Chapel service every Wednesday to serving as co-chairman of the faculty-administration sec- tion of the Dual Development Drive. Dr. Ebersole came to Bucknell in 1953. Since that time his enthusiasm for both his subject matter and the students whom he teaches and his participation in all phases of campus life have made him one of Bucknell ' s most popular professors. ♦ PRESIDENT OF THE UNIVERSITY AND HIS STAFF . . . A friendly smile and a willingness to help are qualities beneficial to any administrator. Perhaps that is why MR. JOHN ZELLER, Vice President of the University, handles his important position so well. As chief business officer at Bucknell, Mr. Zeller oversees the administration of the University budget; he also maintains an interest in the legal profession as he helps many an organization keep in line with advice such as This is quite according to pro- cedure but for this you will have a law suit on your hands!

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-% » The first contact most of us had with Bucknell was our fateful interview with a member of the admissions staff. After answering many questions and asking a few of our own, we were gi en a guided tour of the friendly 300. If not con- vinced already, we decided then and there that Bucknell was for us and sat back to bite our fingernails and wait for the decision of H N WEIDER, FITZ R. WALLING, Director; ROBERT A. NEWCOMBE, and MALCOLM E. MUSSER. Rare is the Bucknellian who graduates without coming into contact either directly or indirectly with MR. JOHN C. HA - WARD, our affable Dean of Student Affairs, who, with his staff, coordinates all non-academic aspects of student life except inter-collegiate athletics. Under his direction are the offices of the dean of men and the dean of women, the health and medi- cal services, the counseling service, the placement bureau, and the Christian Association. 25