Bloomsburg University - Obiter Yearbook (Bloomsburg, PA)

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A Message for the Class of 1911: Tlie cliallenges of college life in wartime have been met by you as by no other class. We salute your ability to adjust vour lives to new and hitherto untlreamed of ituatit)ns. May the adapt;d)i!ity displayetl during your college years be a characteristic ot your future activities: e er mindful that we who worked with you witiiin tlioe i ied wall- shall continue to be interested in ()ur |)rngress. ' ours for ictorv at home and abroad. President. 10

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Greetings to the Class of Decision, 1944 Prohaljly no other class in the history of this old institution has been confronted with so many antl such peculiar needs for decision. You decided to enter college under adverse conditions; you decided to remain in college while many of those who entered college with you succumbed to the tem])tations of high wages; you decided to carry on when your country called your men for military duty; you decided to continue in college despite the adversities arising from changes in our curriculums and programs, and those many other changes in your normal ways of living produced by rationing. How wisely you have decided, only time can tell. We, however, believe that the philosophy underlying your decisions has been sound, and, gener- ally speaking, your decisions will be highly productive in the future. You are to be congratulated. Class of Decision. Our eyes are on vou: Sincerelv vours