Bloomsburg University - Obiter Yearbook (Bloomsburg, PA)

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J T] Our Friends Mrs. D. S. Hartlixe S. I. Shortess, A.B. Nell Maupix, A.M. C. H. Albert. A.M. !•:. H. Xelsox. En.M. - A. K. Jacksox, B.S. Makv E. A. Drummoxd, B.S. Margarktha AxnERSux. B.S. Marie Lee. R.X. Ir.ma Ward. B.S. Harriet Moore. Mls.B. Jessie Patterson, A.B. Pearl L. Masox. B.S. Helex a. Russell, A.B. Dorothea Breitexbecher Mrs. John Miller - LoiisE M. Skixxer. A.B. Axtoixette J. Per.n ' er Elizabeth Ohl Science Science Siiciol Sliidies Science Physictil Ednciilicn Physical Htiuciition Pliysicdl lid Ilea lien Pliysical Ililiicalian Scliaol Xnrse Dieliliau Music Music l.ihrai ' ian Lilwarian Assistant Librarian Music Music Music Secretary to Princif ' al Twenty Five Kc IX

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p The Faculty 1925-26 G. C. L. Rii-MKn. I ' ll,!). W. B. Slti.iff. A.m. - E.MiL N. Rhodks Claire M. Conway Lillian Edmunds, A.H. G. J. Kkllkk. B.S., F.R.S. C. M. Hau-sknecht, Pd.B. Nevin T. Knglehart - Earl N. RunDES, A.M. Mav T. Hayiien, A.B. Maud Campbell, Fh.B. Eexa J. Hill Mabel Moyer May K. Duncan, A.B. Nelle E. Moore, A.M. Jessie Leslie, A.M. Bertha Rich, A.B. Elizabeth B. Fletcher, A.B. Anna C. Garrison, B.S. Charlotte Ale.xanher, B.S. Silas O. Rorem. A.B. LiLLiAM Edmunds, A.B. Ethel A. Ransom, A.M. Edward A. Reams, A.M. Winifred Myers, A.M. Etta H. Keller. B.S. - George N. Hall David H. Robbins, A.M. O. H. Bakeless. am. John J. Fisher Carrie E. M. Burks, A, M. Mathllda Kulp, B.S. - Ethel Shaw, B.S. - Samuel J. Wilson, A. L A. B. Black Alice Johnson, A.M. - D. S. Hartline, A.m. - - - Principal Dean of Jiistnictioii Director of Teacher Training - Dean of Women - Assisliiiit Dean of Women Dean of Men Business Manager Superintendent of Buildings Education Education Teacher Training Teacher Training Teacher Training Teacher Training Education Training Teacher Training Teacher Training Teacher Training Teacher Training Teacher ... - Education Training Teacher Training Teacher Social Studies Training Teacher Training Teacher Industrial Arts Education Education Education Training Teacher Education - - - Education Education Education Education Science Twenty Four 2: 2

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3 1 m Junior Class C)n Srpti ' mliLT 14, tlic lari ' csl juiiidr ( la---- in this school ' s history entered Bloonisburg State Normal School. They were three hun lrecl and se enty-tive strong. With dcterniination and courage in their hearts thev tirnily resoKfd that the name of the class of ' 27 would I ' iuL; down thrcjnt li the ages. Accordingly, they held a class meeting for the | urpose of organ- ization. Their excellent selection of officers gained the first milestone of llu ' ir progress. Thr poor Inniors met their first test of real courage in the inflic- tion of junior customs. Naturally their pride and dignity were hurt. .Shoidd they go around decked in green and other signs of stupidity? However, such signs of cotupulsory false pretense could not hide our lirilliancv. These customs were overthrown in a fcjotball game for the lio s — Inniors victors — and in a party for the girls. They met their first defeat in the annual Junior-Senior Basketball game but the - know that success is always accompanied by a few failures. Several of the Junior Class held important positions on the arsity teams and thus helped B. S. N. S. gain many of her victories. Tlieir lirst social acti ity was a Kiel ' s party. Their dramatic ability, displayed in the play, Come r)ut of the Kitchen. made everyone sit up and take notice. At last they won recognition. In chapel exercises they i)ro ed themsehes to be capable and efficient leaders. Their name is on every tongue. Although they are sorry to bid their Senior classmen farewell, they are eager to take their rightful places. In their Senior year they expect to continue with their aim of winning distinction for their class and fame for our Alma Mater, which has given them ideals and standards for life. u . ZL Twenty Six 2v