Bloomsburg University - Obiter Yearbook (Bloomsburg, PA)

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r- L t Motto — Praestantia Aut Nihi Colors — Yellow and White. URINC; the forty-five years of existence of Callie Society the membership has steadily increased. When we took up the work in the beginning of the school year, we were greatly encouraged by adding to our number many new students. We therefore be- gan the work with a greater zeal and determination to make this the most successful of all Callie vears. Saturday evening programmes were immediately planned. These consist of musicals, readings, songs, debates and discussions of great authors and composers. The Journal is also a part of our weekly programmes. This gives everyone a chance to advance along editorial lines, and the work is so- divided that everyone may be benefitted. Th; 22nd of February was our usual Reunion Day. The morning programme given at this time was a Washington Day Programme, which was very appropriate. The most im- portant event of the evening was the presentation of a drama, entitled, The Romanceers, by Edmund Rostand, which proved most successful and spoke well for the dramatic work of the Society. All of the activities of the Society already spoken of tend toward the accomplishment of our aim, namely, to give all of the members a public literary training. The Service Flag which we had presented to the school was this year replaced by one of increased size and beauty. May the coming Calliepians fully realize the value of our motto, and may we be guided throughout life by that same motto, Excellence or Nothing. Il Pii jf Onf llundreJ-jnrty-thrre

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