Bloomsburg University - Obiter Yearbook (Bloomsburg, PA)

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TM-€ OBIT€P IS33 g. T is a great pleasure to extend congratulations on behalf of our Board of Trustees and of our Faculty to the Class of 193 3. In the years to come as you look back on your col- lege life at Bloomsburg I am sure you will increasingly recognize the meaning of this oppor- tunity for making friends and for securing professional training. I can only remind you that it is a tradition at Bloomsburg that the latch string is always on the outside. -€ .. L Va c Thirteen

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TM-G OBIT-€P 1933 Dear Class or 193 3 : It h.is been my plc.is.int duty to w.uch tlic progress of this class through its years of training and to ad isc the ones back homo of all the fine records set up by its members in both a scholastic and citizenship capacity. You ma) ' think that you are about to be placed in a tough spot, but remember that you hiye at your command youth and a trained mind, ' hile the business life about us may be changing swifter than the shadow of a tree, remember that while youth is adaptable, you need not sacrifice high ideals of honor and integrity to fit into the present scheme of life. The world needs men and women who will meet it unafraid; ready to face its diffi- culties, solve its problems, and share its rewards. I believe you can do this. Come back and tell us all about it. In the meantime — here ' s wishing each of you long life, happiness, and the best of luck! W. B. SUTLIFF. Page rourlecn