Bucknell University - L Agenda Yearbook (Lewisburg, PA)

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ADMINrSTRATION MR. CHARLES A. MEYN, Dean of Men, is adviser to the Men ' s Student Assembly. Judicial Board, and Inter- fraternity Council. All phases of the affairs of Bucknell ' s men are handled by Dean Meyn ' s office, including fraterni- ties and their activities, counselors, residence halls, and individual guidance and counseling. Dean Meyn and his assistants are particularly interested in helping freshman men adjust to Bucknell ' s academic and social life. When not supervising the activities of the men students, he en- joys a game of bowling. Every woman student knows the friendly smile and re- members the warm reception that she received in her fresh- man year from MISS MARY JANE STEVENSON. Miss Stevenson has an uncanny memory for all the little things that each woman student has done during her four years at Bucknell. Their great love for the outdoors takes Miss Stevenson and Miss Bryan annually to their summer home in Maine at the foot of Mt. Katahdin. This island home is unfor- tunately only occupied during Miss Stevenson ' s short one- month vacation. For diversion, Miss Stevenson fishes for white perch and land-locked salmon. 26

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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

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% % % » ♦ % 4, DR. WESLEY N. HAINES, left. Director of Development, is currently the director of Bucknell ' s Dual Development Fund campaign. His job is to bring to a successful con- clusion the first general capital-funds drive at the university in twelve years. Bucknellians have the finest of press agents! MISS TREN- NIE E. EISLEY, below left. Director of Public Relations and her assistants, BRADLEY N. TUFTS and JOHN P. RODGERS, supply the nation ' s newspapers with informa- tion designed to familiarize the country with all phases of Bucknell life. Don ' t turn to the Want Ads — turn to Mr. Irwin! Another office operating to aid the student is the Placement Bureau, which is under the direction of MR. RAYMOND R. IR- WIN, below. This bureau aids students seeking employ- ment, either after graduation or during the summer.