Bloomsburg University - Obiter Yearbook (Bloomsburg, PA)

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,s?. W OBITER IL jf: -iS. vrc- w rin:s ( ' jy rgvcjv o jvJ Professor O. H. Bakeless ? He has achieved success who lias hved well. lauf he(l often, and loved much; who has gained the respect of intelli- gent men and the love of little children: who has tilled his niche and accomplished his task ; who has left the world bet- ter than he found it. whether hy an ini])n)ved ))o])py, a per- fect ])oem. or a rescued soul; who has looked for the best in others and » iven the best that he had; whose life is an inspi- ration; whose memorv is a benediction. § Such is our estimate of Mr. Hakeless. He has fulfilled to the finest degree the meaning of the word reacher. Through his classes he has taught many things, but by his life and influence he has taught more of honor, love, friendshij). duty to oneself and one ' s fel- lowmcn than any mere rnn-icuhini could contain. His work with the Art Iveague has brought to this school beauty and appreciation of the beautiful seldom seen and found elsewhere. By his wide reading he has challenged and stinuilated the minds of many students to an under.standing of literature. y his wit .uid humor he has endeared himself to the classes of the past until it is with a great deal of regret that wc say (ioodbye to a true Christian Gentleman. m ri ' isX ' c ' s:i-r5fi T j5 iQaQ I S I QJBl

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I s s I I M , OBITER bJfxi issyJZ tn;i t rc i r£ s i.KsJz ri a j: i FOREWORD As the symbol of the s])irit of school hfe. As a record of histin ' friendships and hours of joy and toil. As a service to our college whose fu- ture shall uphold the traditions of its past, this book stands. If these things are embodied in its pages then our ])uri)ose has been accomplished. i a ; a agyc rif sJ«- iTi -r5Q[o; x-J5 19 a Q 1 10