Bloomsburg University - Obiter Yearbook (Bloomsburg, PA)

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Class Officers FRANK J. MlCKNi:iIAN I-I.OKi ' .NClv i:. M . l-;v

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Class Officers R.W D. I.EIDICH C1.ARA E. HARTRANFT 23

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MARION ANDERSON. Milnesville. ANDY. I ' liilo,, V. V. C. A., Noriiial Course. DKAR peo])Ie, allow us to introduce to you, Marion Anderson, commonly known among the girls as Andy. Marion says she is from Hazleton, but reall.v, friends, her home is in Milnes- ville. Perhaps ou have heard of this little ])lace, a suburb of Hazleton. Andy graduated from the Hazleton Township High vSchool and entered Nor- mal during the Junior -ear of the ' Ki Class. Andy is ready for any good time that presents itself, and she has even been caught out of her room during .stud - hour. When she is skipping she is generally located behind some door in someone ' s room, and if asked if she has ] ermission, her answer is of course. Marion ' s highest ambition is to own a dressmaking establishment in Hazle- ton. MABEL M. ANTHONY, Bear Creek. ANTHONY Callie, Normal Course, Y. W. C. . . MABEL entered our noble class in the Fall of I ' - ' U, having graduated as an honor student from Dorranceton High School. Her iileasant manner and happy smile soon won her a place in the hearts and lives of her fellow students. She joined the Calliepian Literary Society where .she has made quite a hit with her humorous monologues, which she delivers with the abilitv of an artist. Mabel does not believe in skipping but does not hesitate to join in any fun which happens to come her way. One of her greatest accomplishments, acquir- ed during her stay at Normal, is the art of rolling apples down the hall after the bell rings for lights out. None knew her but to love her, None named her but to praise. 25