Bloomsburg University - Obiter Yearbook (Bloomsburg, PA)

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Llass Advisers Joseph Bailer Walter Ryciel - Dr. E. H. Nelson - Howard Fenstemaker Freshman Adviser Soj litiiiii)re Adviser ■ Junior Adviser Senior Adviser .Mr. Feiisl..|iiiilii ' r, Llr. Nels. 5Ir. l;yf:ii.l In Appreciation The class of 194 1 owe to their four class advisers many thanks for the help that each has given in guiding us through our college career. As fresh- man class adviser, Mr. Bailer saw to it that we as a class started out on the right foot and helped in making a success of the Freshman Hop. We were guided through our sophomore yfar with the hel|) of Mr. Rygiel. That year was climaxed with tiie Sophomore Cotillon. Dr. Nelson liad the task of directing us through a very transitidual junior vear. In September, 1943, Mr. Fenstemaker took over the advising job of what must ha e proved to be very discouraging at times. However, he served us faith! ullv througli all the adjustments that anv war graduating class must make. 26

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s oenior Cl ass OFFICERS Mary Louise Madl Anne Louise Shortess Anita E. Behler - Margaret E. Latsha - President t ice President - Secretary Treasurer As it was said at the Senior Ranquet, tliis is a most unusual graduating class. Perliaps that is the ihouf ht oi all classes; however, we do have some claims to distinction. From .S( ' i)teml)er, 1940, to May. 1944, probably more changes have taken place at Bloomsburg than through all its long years of history. When before lias there ever been a class with eight separate gradu- ations? Or a class tliat lias lost over ninety per cent of its men? Another tradition breaker was tlie installation of a cafeteria. May Day, long an out- standing spring feature has been discontinued until after the war. The greatest change of all was the Navy program that has been Bloomsburg ' s most important aid to the war program. All these changes have accounted ior no dull moments. As a whole, our four years have been good ones, ones to rememl)er forever. 27