Bucknell University - L Agenda Yearbook (Lewisburg, PA)

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ADMI I TRATIO VICE PRESIDENT Money is the ruling.: spirit, of all things. However. the ruler of the fiscal system at Bucknell is ,101-IN lf. ZELLER, Vice President of the University and chief lmusiness and finance administrator. In these capacities he oversees the tremendous task of halaneing the University budget, supervises finance and hnsincss operations at the University, and acts as assistant secretary to the lloard of Trustees. On the side, Mr. Zeller, a nieinlxer of the har with experience as Ll tWilClieing.: attorney, enjoys advising many an organization as to legal processes. DEAN KARL H ARTZELL 'l'o keep l5uoknell's academic standards high is the goal of DR. KARL D. I-IARTZELL, Dean of the University. Dean Hartzell supervises liucknell's entire educational program. He is rcsponsihle for degree and course offerings, faculty personnel, the quality of instruction, and the enforcement of all academic regulations. Last lleccmlier Dean I-larlxcll dclivercd the Phi Beta Kappa l,l'CSillUlll,5 Address, A Bucknell Education.', I I CHAPLAIN llesides representing the llniversity at all religion programs, DR. MARK C. lillERSUl,E, Chaplain, conducts the Sunday morning chapel services, In ml,li1i,,,, 10 11,954 llllltf-l'0IlSllllllt1fl duties. this year he accepted the appoint ment of Assistant Dean of the University, 23

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PRESIDENT MERLE M. ODGERS the President s Messave Growth and development have characterized the years in Bucknell's history since 1953, when Merle M. Odgers stepped into office as President of the University. Under Dr. Odgers' energetic guidance the F. W. Olin Science Building, James S. Swartz Hall, the Freas-Rooke Swimming Pool, Coleman Hall, and the recently completed extension to Vaughan Literature Building have been added to Bucknell's physical plant. Faculty salaries have been increased and the academic program has been strengthened. President Odgers was educated at the University of Pennsylvania where he served as a teacher and an administrator. The President is a scholar of Latin, French, and English. Dr. Odgers has a particular interest in the poet Horace, which he shares with the World Literature class every fall. President and Mrs. Odgers entertain frequently. Their home at the corner of University Avenue and Loomis Street is the scene of many faculty and student gatherings. 22

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