Lycoming College - Arrow Yearbook (Williamsport, PA)

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-MrissV. .L i For the past twentv-seven years. Dean Jack C. Buckle has dedicated liimsell to the betterment of Lycominj; Collej;e and the personal develop- ment ot its students. As a newct)mer to Lycom- ing. Dean Buckle was involved with the building of the VVertz Student Center which became the hub ot social activities tor students in the late fifties and tarU sixties. As student interests changed throuj;h the years, the VX ' ertz Student Center lost its role as the social center ot the college. In 19Si. [lie I iiHMi Cji) criiiii ( uunul was tormed to rejuvenate the Wert Student Center. With the help of Dean Buckle, the r.G.C. cre- ated Jack ' s Corner. a cafe which provides a place for students to relax, watch television or enjoy some munchies and non-alcoholic drinks. Weekends olten feature special entertainment. An occasional bartender at Jack ' s Corner is none other than Dean Buckiel He has also been seen as Santa Claus at the all-collej;e Christmas Party and the banker at the traditional Lycopoly j;ame on the quad. Aithou);h Dean Buckle has gotten some bad press for unpopular decisions, anv student who has j;one to him with a serit)us prtiblem knows what a patient and heiptui person he is. He has made it his mission to help us grow up and take responsibilitv for our actions, but he is always there to support us when we need him. For all these reasons, and others too numer- ous to mention, the yearbook staff is proud to dedicate the IWS Arrt)w tojack C. Buckie. Dean of Student Services.

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Barbara Hi j;ins. 1984 Homecoming Queen HomecofH f?} 1984 . . . was filled with traditional events. The day bejian with a celebration of the 2 th Anniversary of the Wertz Student Center. Bishop D. Frederick Wertz. former President of Lvcominj; for whom the building was named, spoke at a break- fast in the Center. Following, ' the breakfast a silver bowl was presented to Dean Buckle honoring more than 25 years of service to the collej;e. The festivities continued with an exciting football game apainst Widener which the Warriors won 22-20. Barbara Higgins. representinj; Sijima Pi frater- nity, was crowned 1984 Homecominj; Queen by Diane Arpert, last year s queen. Barbara ' s court included Tracy Tierney. representing Lambda Chi Alpha fraternity and Susan DelBono. representing Beta Phi Gamma sorority. Top Diane Arpert. 108 Queen. Jim Barron Center Ttacv Tierney. Paul Gulbin Bottom; Susan DelBono. Grep Helbeck