Bloomsburg University - Obiter Yearbook (Bloomsburg, PA)

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YEAR BOOK COMMITTEES EDITING STAFF Roy KindiK, Editor. Angeliiie Ararchetti, Ivditress. Maud Peet. Nora Aubrey. Gleunis Rickfrt. PICTURE COMMITTEE Mar Brower. Chairman. Kthel Watkins. Beatrice Culver. E,„ily MiUingtou. Adona Sick. I eo„a Atlierton. Raymond Kex.ser. Warren Dollnian. Rebecca Ikeler. - r rd Fi.ske. REPORTERS COMMITTEE Minnie Pier.son, Chairman. Maude Pannebaker. , Ruth A. Thonia.s. Irene Shepherd. Margaret Brannigan. Roberta I.esher. France.s Zarr. Edna Speary. John Keating. jjarl Robbins. Harry Gruber. Rebecca Hovver. Laura Carey. ADVERTISING COMMITTEE Jo.seph Cherrie, Chairman. Roy Koontz. Leo McGee. Geo. Gres.s. Glennis Rickert. JOKE COMMITTEE George Gre.s.s, Chairman. Xelhe F.nt. Fannie Leggoe. Be,s.sie Thomp.son. Helen O ' Neill. Roberta Le.sher. Helene Mitchell. Leo McGee. Leo Schu. ONWARD SALES COMMITTEE Ra nii)nd Kewser, Chairman. Kdna Siiearv Edith Saricks. Martha Andrews. Ruth Albert. Paul Milnes. Marion Miller.

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MRS. J. K. MILLER, Violin, Pianoforte. Ensemble SARA HORBLIT, Pianoforte. Harmony and Theory and History of Music MABEL H. RICH, Voit-e and Public School Music ELLA C. RITCHIE, B. S. Librarian. ADELE E. McQUISTON, Assistant Librarian WILLIAM BRILL, A. M. History and Civics VIRGINIA McQUISTON, Drawing, Painting, and History of Art LEROY ANDERSON, Manual Training JOHN W. WEIMER, Director of Physical Culture BERTHA SCHOOLS, Associate Director of Physical Culture FANNY M. MITCHELL, Domestic Science JESSIE FREAS, Nurse PERRY FREAS, Superintendent of Buildings and Grounds.

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R(.)V C. KixDic. lulitcir in Chief and Business Manager. Axi ' tKI-ixk Makchetti. luHtress. Maud Peet, Associate Pxiitor. Glenxis RicKiCKT. Associate I- ' ditor. Nora Aubrey, Associate Editor. EDITORIAL We, the F. litin,i; Staff if the Oxw.ARn, selected b ' this Class of 1915 to undertake the ])ul)lishino of this, their record of events, found our task -aried and more or less dif- ficult. All, however, havinj=; entered earnestl - ujion the duties assigned, soon began to shajie the crude form of the ' dumm ' . Evolution did the rest and now we, like creators, can .see our Imtterflx- emerging from what was Init a leaden cocoon. And now, as our ta.sk is nearing com]iletion, we feel as tho the work we have done is not in ' ain, but that it will gladden the hearts and brighten the after years of those whose annals it faithfull} ' ])ortra s. We ha -e watched it grow, as a gardener his flowers or a father his child. It has been to us a source of infinite interest — a ta.sk worthy of better hands than ours. And .so, it would be with regret that we would realize its completion were it not for the fact that the finished product of any producer is his richest reward. With the.se thots, we wish to thank those who have given their time and efforts and without whom this, the first Year Book to be published by any class at Normal, would have been impossible.