Bucknell University - L Agenda Yearbook (Lewisburg, PA)

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ADMINISTRATION A busman ' s holiday is enjoyed by MR. HAROLD HAYDEN, Head Librarian, each time he reads his morning newspaper! Crown- ing the highest point on Bucknell ' s campus is Bertrand Library, the center of campus intellectual activity. Headed by Mr. Hayden, the staff of twelve librarians maintains order and provides for our aca- demic needs. One of our more oustanding faculty seniors, CAPTAIN HERBERT F. ECKBERG, Director of Engineering, has served as coordinator of the activities of the engineering department since 1957. His duties include insuring the proper teaching of the engineering curriculum and the supervision of research. MR. JOHN H. SHOTT, above, better known as Buck, the Alumni Secretary, and his assistant, BRUCE ROSSITER, below, keep the undergraduates and the eighteen thousand alumni members informed about Bucknell ' s activities through the Bucknell Alumnus. 28

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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.

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Coughs, sneezes, aches, and pains at Bucknell fall under the juris- diction of DR. LESTER P. FOWLE, right, the university ' s Medical Director, and his associate, DR. JOSEPH WIGHT.MAN, left. The long line of students in the infirmary during office hours every day testifies that there is no lack of business for these two men. These nurses make the hest square corners and administer the most painless shots in town! Easily accessible at the far end of Larison is the Womens Infirmary. It is staffed by Miss Dorothy Burmeister, MISS ELSIE MAY HOFF.MAN, pictured here, and Miss Marlene Hendershot whose duties include dispensary work and bedcare. An unsung hero on our administration is the Purchasing .Agent. MR. CARL J. GEISER, who has general supervision of purchases of all material requested by the University. Quality, price, and de- livery date are the bases of his orders. itjinin- jiL their business! Few students realize the amount of organization and planning involved in preparing the three squares they are served each day, through the efforts of MRS. ESTHER B. LONG, pictured here, director of the University Food Service, and Miss Mabel Pluemacher, the dietician. 29