Bloomsburg University - Obiter Yearbook (Bloomsburg, PA)

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I Table of Contents Book I The College Le College Administration L ' Administration Book II Classes Les Classes Seniors Juniors Sophomores Freshmen Book III Athletics L ' Athletisme Co-ed Athletics L ' Athletisme Feminin Book IV Drama and Music Le Theatre et La Musique Book V Organizations Les Organizations Publications Le Journalisme Fraternities La Fraternite Societies Les Organizations Sociales Book VI Features Les Nou veautes

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FOREWORD ■ ■ ■ Cf) HE Three Musketeers: Porthos, Athos and Aramis, with the swash- buckling D ' Artagnan, have ridden the path of centuries, charging down upon the evils of a socially insalutary world, fighting against odds that four men as individuals could not hope to cope with, but winning, always winning, in the strength of their own immortal shib- boleth, All for one and one for all. As the Class of 1932 spreads itself through the many communities which it has been preparing to serve, it car- ries with it the same purpose of fidelity, service and fellowship, which has char- acterized the work of its people in this college. D ' Artagnan, the young Gascon, crossed his sword with the Three In- separables in a sacred pledge many years ago. Today we may still do honor to that motto of Porthos, Athos, Aramis, and D ' Artagnan, and live as they lived in the full significance of Tous pour un et un pour tous. I

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DEDICATION Professor Howard Fowler Fenstemaker C N 1926, Mr. Fenstcmaker came to Bloomsburg to organize the work in for- eign languages. During the six years he has been here, Mr. Fenstemaker has put his department on a sound basis and has advanced the field of modern languages to its present high status at the college. It has been said that in the short time he has been a member of the faculty here, Mr. Fenstemaker has taught a majority of the courses in the curriculum. This ver- satility has brought him into close con- tact with the student body, and his good- natured humor and co-operation with all student enterprises have made him many friends on the campus. In the story of this book, D ' Artagnan and his comrades symbolize the spirit of fellowship. Four men stood together — all for one and one for all. In the same spirit of frateruite we offer this volume to one who has been a true comrade and friend.