Bloomsburg University - Obiter Yearbook (Bloomsburg, PA)

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Miss Slettlcr, Jriss renn KcsKient iSiirse and Dietitian Al a lime when health and t(ip j)h si(al condition are so vital, immediate care offered 1) Miss Mettler. the resident inirse. is one of the reasons fcjr the general good health of the -tiident iiodx. Miss Ellen Penn. ihf dietitian, came to us in the middle of the first trimester from Ok- lahoma Ciollege. u|)on ihe resignation of Miss Violet Simpson. Business Manager and Superintendent or Uroruids and Buildings The responsiliilitN of handling the finances of the college and )|)erating the Business Office, which is the clear- ing house for business matters of the college, is in the efficient hands of Mr. C. M. Hausknecht. Mr. . 1. Englcharl. Superinten- dent o| ( idiuids and Buildings, looks after repairs and maintenance and. in addition, prepares for dances, en- t ertainments and special days at the college. Mr. C. M. UiiMskii,., lit. Mr. N. T. Kiiulcliiirt 20

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Miss M,.,,rc. .Miss Pinilii, Mus IC The Music Deparlnifiii iiHims holh individual and gniup instruction in lliis cultutai licld. Students taking the Elcnicntaiy and Sccon(hiiy Curricuhiuis receive a vahialde course in Music Appreciation. Elementary students pursue the study into the more technical phases. These courses are under the most able directiou of Miss Harriet Moore. Indisidual lessons in voice and vi(din are expertly taught hy Miss Elizaheth Pauling. The department gives students the opportunity of continuing and developing their musical training to a liigh degree. 19

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Lil: Drarv Miss Pearl Mason, uilh llif aiil ol her capable assistant. Miss OchoiIin E. Gilniore. directs the acti ities of the 111)1 ;ii . Their clulies consist ol helping students keep up to date in the literary world. This year the library ser ed also as a clearing house for Navy textbooks. Miss Mnsnii Art Mr. Ci-irsi ' .1. Ki ' llcr The stud;Mits of the secondary and elenientar curriculums are offered courses in the history and appreciation of art. The elementary field also in- cludes courses which embody the six fundamental principles of art as applied to every da living. The superiority of the art department may be directly attril)uted to Professor Kellers untiring guidance of his art cl asses. He has endeavored to give his students practice in drawing, lettering, poster making, creative designing, and the use of color. Each course aims to develop a keen sense of judgment and appreciation of good design in clothes and home dei; rations. 21