Bloomsburg University - Obiter Yearbook (Bloomsburg, PA)

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TM€ OBIT-eP 1333 — Day Boys ' Officers Tli[iiii:is Ihuiiuaii iTriMMjnTl. Iluwiinl l)i . I.,M ( Si-iTi-l :i ry I , .rnliii l iiiriclKr l irc I ' rfsiilciin. « Iiuu lluinri],-! I I ' lrMilciil |. North Hall Officers William VoiiiiK i Pri-siilciil i. I.; wiTiiri ' E -;iii.i:rlisl;i iTcim siir.-r ) , riiiri ' iiri SImIit iScrretJir.v | . I.co Vozviak {.Xhv rrrsi ' ii-nl ) , Page Twcuty-u ' tnc

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Tl-I€ OBIT-€P 1933 Day Girls ' Officers S4MlP(l, Left to Ris;lit -Killli .M.i Ih1]i;ii[ i I ' ri ' si,l,-iil I . Staiidiiit, ' — Loui if Yc:i«.r i trc I ' lrsiil ' Mit ). Miss Kuiisoii (Advisur). Klizabctli Kow. liliiiiche Garrisuii (Treasurer), Mavioii Hiiik l, .I.aii Siiiith, Jim.- .M.-iis.li { Sc.irlar.v I . Waller Hall Governing Board Seated. U ' ft to RiKlit — Mary MeCawl.y. KalNiyii Mn.nr, lir. K..e. Iva .T.iikiiis ( riesiileiit), Grace W.irrall (Vice I ' reside[[t I. l)(H-otll.v Lewis. StaiidlKK — M!(d:il.vii I)(i[ikell.ec;;ei-, .leaiiUf liituiiis, (Jliid.vs I ' .ake.v. J.aiu-elta Kaast. Luaise SliipiOJdi. Pugt ' Tu ' fnty-i ' iy,hl

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TW€ OBIT€P 1933 Coach George C. Buchheit D LOOMSBURG was indeed fortunate ■ - to secure, beginning with the 1932 season, the services of George C. Buch- heit as Coach of Athletics, member of the Health Education Department, and Assistant Dean of Men in charge of Day Boys. His coaching experiences have made him particularly valuable in his capacity as coach here. While at the University of Kentucky, 1919 to 1924, he coached the varsity basketball and track teams, and assisted in football. His basketball team won the southern basketball tour- nament in Atlanta in 1921, while his track team won the Kentucky track meet three times. While at Duke, 1924 to 1931, he served as head coach of basketball and track, and assistant foot- ball coach to Howard Jones during Jones ' stay there. In 1928 he was appointed Assistant Athletic Director at Duke, and held that position until 1931, when he left Duke to take work at Columbia University which led to his M. A. Degree. As mentor of sports during the past year Coach Buchheit has produced good teams at the College. He not only molded a fighting football eleven from a squad composed almost entirely of new men, but has imbued a spirit of true sportsmanship into the players and the College as a whole. His basketball team proved to be one of the strongest in the conference. By teaching clean sportsmanship and hard play Coach Buchheit has won the admiration and respect, not only of the players and students, but of the administration, the faculty, and the community. He has taught his proteges that there is more to an athletic contest than winning. Straight- forward, hard, sincere, and sympathetic, he has provided a long-needed impetus to Bloomsburg ' s athletics. George C. Buchheit Coach Pane Thirty