Bloomsburg University - Obiter Yearbook (Bloomsburg, PA)

Page 20 text:

Li u to Right H. Billig, I! Eyerly, .1. Sherman. E. Wilsi E. I). SHARRETTS Superintendent oj Grounds P. (.. 1 li I l Business Managei Lt 1 (o ; . . ' M. Haggerty, M. linmerman, A Knight, A. Gillespie. i i to Right R. Eyerlj I ' Erdman, M. I usi Ink 16

Page 19 text:

A Message From the Dean ol Instruction: ll is a pleasure to extend greetings to the members l our college com- munity, especially to the members of our graduating class. The class of 1952 lias witnessed for the first time in history a growing alertness on the part l the students ol education, teachers and administrators within all the areas of teaching, to the need for an organized profession to take part in the selection, in the preparation and in the development of standards for ils members. Here at old Bloomsburg we have taken our places in (he crusade for better schools and the elevation of teaching to a profession. The early interest of many of our students in professional activities on and cff our campus presages leadership in the profession in the years to come. Dean of Instruction. Dr. Thomas P. North Dean oj Instruction 15

Page 21 text:

I VRGUERITE KL1IR Dean of Women To rHE I i iss (if 1 )52: hen r . ii rami- to college the road to becoming Seniors probably looked long. Now you have achieved thai proud distinction and we congratulate vim. When you take the furture step f becoming alumni yon will enter upon a lifelong relationship to your Inia Mater which we hope yon will keep alive by coming hack often. With all good wishes. Sincerely yours, Marcuerite Kf.hr. Dean of Women THE DEANS RALPH S. HERRE Social Studies Colgate University, B.S.; Teach- ers College, Albany, New York. M.A.: Graduate Work, Clark University, Ni ' « York University, University of Buffalo; Penn- sylvania State- College, Etl.D. ETHEL A. HANSON Assistant Dean of Women and Mathematics I niversity of Illinois. A.B. ; Col- umbia University, M.A.; Grad- uate Work, Columbia University. MARY E. MACDONALX) Assistant to Dean of Women; Coordinator oj Guidance Services University of Michigan. A.B.; Teachers College. Columbia Uni- versity. A.M.; Graduate Work. Columbia University. To his atte city be i of I I cat i in: Senior Class: Each beginning teacher has a unique opportunity. The next generation sits in classroom future hank tellers and statesmen, creative artists and drug store n.lanls. Inline men of wealth and men of poverty, workers, farmers, and just plain folks, including all the fathers and mothers f the generation to f.dlow. It will Im who musl accomplish a meal forward step to balance the scientific materialism In- generation with the spiritual victory of the next. That is why the beginning her musl hi- an inspirational teacher in a technical age. John A. Hoch. Dean of Men ROBERT B. REDMAN Social Studies and Athletic Coaching Swarthmore College, A.I).: Penn- sylvania State College; Graduate Work, University of Wisconsin; Duke University, M.A. 17 JOHN A. HOCH Krnn tif Men