Bucknell University - L Agenda Yearbook (Lewisburg, PA)

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PHYSICAL SCIENCES lVtA'l'I'IEMA'l'ICS AND AS'l'lIONOlVlY FAtIUL'I'Yff --SEAT!-ID: lVIr. J. Cold, Ml'. W. Smith, Mr. W. Miller, Mr. W. Jcnnrxr, Mr. C. Wllkyzll. S'rANlnNo: Mr. li. Polak, Mr. .l. Webster. lVlr. D. Ohl, Mr. P. Souders, Mr. B. Freed, Mr. W. Mondenlnlll, Mr. I'. Benson, Mr. S. Dice. Well, now, according to the 'laws of mathcmn MATHEMATICS AND ASTRONOMY lVIany gray hairs are grown in the rooms of the Olin Science Building, where ardent mathematics students un- dergo the frustrations of solving a complex calculus or alge- bra problem, or deriving a dillicult statistical formula. ',l'hose students who are the most successful may become eligible for membership in the mathematics honorary, Pi lVln Epsilon. The president of this selective group this year is Charlotte 'De Shields. The Bucknell lVlathematics and Astronomy Department, headed by Dr. W. I. Miller, provides courses in many math- ematical. fields leading to careers in teaching, graduate rc- search, applied mathematics, and statistics. This year, for the first time, the Department ollers a BS. as well as an AB. degree in mathematics. Wllri knows but that one of our country's :future astron- auts may arise from Bucknell7s night and day astronomy courses? That odd-shaped building called the Bucknell Ob- servatory houses apparatus that enables students to view Saturn's strange rings or the moon's mysterious Hfaccf, Back this year in his regular teaching post is Bncknell's astronomer, Dr. lf.. J. Polak. Now this is a . . . well, no . . . ill:-B a . . . well, anyway . . . . ,V I. . I l . ,,, Its cerhnnly nilmusling.