Bloomsburg University - Obiter Yearbook (Bloomsburg, PA)

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Dedicatee MOIOI »lOlOX

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V To D. S. Hartline VV K, the students of the Class ot I ,i() sincerely iledi- cate this, the XH ' th volume ot the Obiter, to one who has proved himself a worth) ' educator, counsellor and friend. .n«»j-ji»i».Ki . ' s ii ' ' ji ' ' ii7 ;nii»AtWj;y- Dedication

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Professor D. S. Hartline Professor D. S. Hartline has devoted the best years of his life to the training of men and women for the teaching profession, the medical profession, and the nursing profession. This ' ear completes his thirt)--fifth year as a member of the faculty. He came to Bloomsburg when the Institution was still known as the Blomsburg Literar ' Institute. It was then as much a preparator ' school as it is now a teacher training institution. He came to Bloomsburg as an instructor in Manual Arts. Later he became associated with the Science department of which he is now supervisor. During his service at Bloomsburg he has had many splendid offers which woidd have been to his advantage to accept; ' et his interest, concern and love for Bloomsburg has been so great as to outweigh these opportunities foi ' fame aiul fortune. His zealous efforts in beautif ' ing the campus with leafy ferns, bright colored flowers, and tall stately trees, will long be admired and appreciated by many in the years to come. The schools which have had the honor of contributing to his education are: State Normal School, West Chester, 1S90; Lafayette College, 1897; .A.B., . .M.; L ' iiiversity of Heidleberg, University of Bohn, Ciermaiu ' , 1901-1902; New ' ork Lhiiversity, 1927. I ' .icht