Bloomsburg High School - Memorabilia Yearbook (Bloomsburg, PA)

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1951 1951 -Class jewelry arrived 'mid acclamation. -Reelection of President and New Cabinet. 1951-Latin Club Banquet and Outings. IOQI-IllSllIUIi0I1 of Quill and Scroll-Miss W. Edwards. ' 1951--Formation of Iunior Rotary. 1 Q5 1 -Hallowe'en Dance. 1951- Only 58 -Mrs. Kline-Iunior Class Play. 1951-Election of Student Government Officers. 1951-Iunior-Senior Prom-Miss Hiester. 195 I-Iunior-Senior-Sophomore Picnic. 1952-Reelection of President and New Cabinet. 1952-Hallowe'en Dance. 1952-Thanksgiving Dance. 1952-Easter Dance. 1952-Institution of National Honor Society. 1952-Commercial Contest at B. S. T. C. 1932-SCI1l0I' Play-Mrs. Kline. 1952-Iunior-Senior Prom. 1952 -Publication of Memorabilia . 1952-Senior Picnic. 1952-Conclusion of our chapter in the Bloomsburg High School History. SENIOR CLASS POEM As we traverse the hills of the coming years, Our thoughts of you will o'erc0me our fears. The memory of school days that now are gone, Will be the spirit that urges us on- To loftier summits and higher ideals To truthfulness, honesty and broader fields Of learning to love and work and play, But with ever the thought with us day-by-day Of the promise we made in our hearts to be Ever watchful and loving to thee Our Alma Mater! MARY REESE 22

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HISTORICAL RESUME OF THE CLASS OF 1932 Until our Freshman year, four years ago, we had taken our education merely as a matter of course. Then, suddenly, we began to realize the gravity of our undertaking., Incidentally, our teach- ers realized the seeming futility of the task before them. Such epi- sodes as a basketball game in algebra class, with Dave Mayer's shoe for a ball, only served to strengthen the not-too favorable im- pression held by the teachers. But, in course of time, their opin- ions altered. We proved quite docile and brilliant children, and allayed their fears. Throughout the four years we progressed, and filled our pages in the notable volume History of Bloomsburg High School. The teachers, once awe-inspiring figures, became our friends and aides, the formidable rows of books of knowledge through which we had to plow became our guides and counsel- lors. Each trivial thing found a place in our hearts as we found we must soon complete our chapter in the book. Before we Write finis, however, let us record Historical Dates to be Remembered of the Class of 1932 1929-Star gazing parties with Mr. Gilmore. 1929-Impromptu basketball game in Mr. Mercc-:r's algebra class. IQZQ-KlNOIl1lDg But the Truth -Miss Emily Long, Director. 1929-BOX Social. 1929-Walk with Mr. Williams in Algebra period. 1929-Weiner Roast and Swimming Party. 1929--Hallowe'en Party. 1929-Iunior High School Commencement. 1930-Selection of First President and Cabinet with Mr. Mer- cer as adviser. 1930-M0mCHtOUS choice of class colors and felt goods. 1930-Selection of class jewelry. A 1930-Latin Club Outings and Banquet. 1930-French Club Banquet. 1930-Formation of high school clubs. 1930-Sophomore Picnic. 1930-H3ll0WC,CH Dance. 21

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CLASS SONG Tune: Soldier: Chorus-Gounozfs Faust My High School days with thee are through, My heart is still more fond-more true. Our memories will always cling to thee A memory above, a memory of love that comes to 'ne I'll tread paths that are new Far away from thee. Skies won't always be hlue On life's stormy sea. Hardships to me will come When I think Ill win- But, for you I'll rise and again begin. For you taught me so. 4 Though I may stray, Alma Mater dear, Your warmth of kindness is ever near. Faithful to you as the days go hy- Ever watchful and true, Our Mother-to you! EVELYN CAMPBELL MARY REESE Z3