Bloomsburg University - Obiter Yearbook (Bloomsburg, PA)

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To THI-; Class of 1011: Dii have tlie flisliiK limi of ijraclu- aliiif; fiDiii a uarlinic B. S. T. ( ' .. and the fiirllicr flistinrliiiri of ciilci in;; u|)oii a profession vhi li lniil(l ilic Aineiican democracy foi uliirli uc are fighting. Congratulations and liest wishes for (iMr ha|)|iiness. Sincereh yours. Margikrite Kehr. Di ' fiii ( i If omen. THE DEANS To THE Members of the Gradlatig Class of 1944: Congratulations on the completion of another milestone in your educational career. Tiiat career is a ne er ending one, and as you combine it with your teaching career it is my hope for you that the combination will always lie a pleasant and |irofitalile one. 1 am sure that the memory of your undergraduate days will long remain with ou. and 1 iio|)c that you will re- turn fre(|uently to your Alma Mater to rcli i ' ihem. Wishing you the best of luck. John C. Koch. Denn of Men. 12

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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

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Mr. rU ' lirii;, Mi. Fc.rnt ' .v, Mr. I!.i:;i(I Business Education The Bu.siiifss Ktlucatioii Curriculum is so I)i( a(l thai il uol dill) prepares students to teach but also gives them tiie cliuicc of several business vocations. The training provides ade- quate preparation in liusiness knowledge and skills as well as teaching theory and practice. A student taking tliis curricuhim receives his B.S. degree in Education with the opportunity to secure college certifica- tion ill ihe following subjects: Bookkeeping and Accounting, Business Writing. Business Eiigli li, Commercial and Eco- nomic Geography, Commercial Law, Commercial Mathe- matics, Economics, Junior Business Training, Office Practice, Salesmanship, Shortliand, and Typewriting. Tliis department is doing splendid work in preparing stu- dents loi all types of Commercial Education. 13