Bloomsburg University - Obiter Yearbook (Bloomsburg, PA)

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=1936 To the Class of 1936: I value very much this opportunity to express my best wishes for your success. The outstanding character of your Class is reflected, not only in your academic records, but through the selection and activities of your officers and through your advancement of the Extra-Curricular Life of the College. ' vp [ 18] OBITER

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1936 [ 17 Board of Trustees DR. H. V. BOWER, President . . Berwick SUPT. W. W EVANS, Vice-President . Bloomsburg CROVER C. SHOEMAKER, Secretary-Treasurer . Bloomsburg THOMAS C. VINCENT .... Danville JUDGE CHARLES C. EVANS . . Berwick V ILLIAM P. GALLAGER . . . Wilkes-Barre HENRY MEYERS Lewisburg CLINTON HERRING .... Orangeville MRS. EDITH NOECKER . . Schuylkill Haven The Board of Trustees meets regularly four times a year. During the interim the affairs of the College are con- ducted by an Executive Committee which meets monthly. OBITER

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1936 There comes a time in tinat never completed experience which we call man ' s education, when one must take himself in hand and say, My success now depends upon my own ability to do . He must trust himself. He must take himself for better or worse. No one knows his power until he has tried. We call this self-reliance. I wish to leave to the Class of 1936, a class which I have learned to respect greatly and whose ability I admire, this parting word — Know your own worth . If you are genuine the world will find it out. If four years of study and association with other keen minds has sharpened your own to a greater appreciation of beauty, truth, and sincerity, you may safely rely upon your own power to fill a place in the world ' s activity. The world does not owe you a living, but you owe the world the best use of the abilities you have developed Be ready to meet that obligation, and the rewards of work well done will be yours. W. B. SUTLIFF, Dean of Instruction [ 19] OBITER