Bloomsburg University - Obiter Yearbook (Bloomsburg, PA)

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:ilI9li3S I T IE I Message from Dean Sutliff The class of 193 ' 5 has the distinction of beint; the first class to have each of its members receive the baccalaureate degree. You have had a large part in the progress and development of the ideals and attain- ments of this College. During your four years the Community Govern- ment has greatly enlarged its scope and its influence upon the life of the College. Your class has ably assisted in that development. It has been my good fortune not only to have followed closely your scholastic progress, but to have been associated with many of you in a variety of college activities. We shall miss you, but we feel that you are ready to try your wings. Our best wishes for your success go with you. W. B. Sutliff, Dean of Instruction. Twenty

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11 1 35 5i ]|[ T IE Greedngs and Congratulations to the Class of 1935 It has been a great pleasure and a satisfaction to have observed the steady progress and the fine character of the Chiss of 1935. The Col- lege appreciates your many contributions to the development of our Community Activities Association. I congratulate you upon your suc- cess and hope that you will remember that at Bloomsburg the latch- string will always hang outside the door. Sincerely, J t Hf-4)UA- President. Kincltt

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1ll«»3SS To the Class of 1935: We have watched your pro gress through the four years of college life at Bloomsburg. Now we give you our best wishes at your Com- mencement in the college of Hte. May you pass successfully from the greenness of freshmen to the wisdom of seniors in that larger and more difficult school. Come back and tell us about your adventures. Margueritk W. Khhr, Dea)i of W ' oDien. To the AicDibers of the Grddiidtnig Class of 19.35: You ha e the distinction of being the first graduating class composed entirely of four-year students to graduate at Bloomsburg. This marks a very definite step in the development of the teach- ing profession. I congratulate you on the part you play in that progress. I wish you success and happiness for the future and I hope you will isit the scenes of your undergraduate days frequently. Sincerely, John C. Koch, Dean of IWeti. CO) m II IE Ticenly-one