Bloomsburg University - Obiter Yearbook (Bloomsburg, PA)

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h,-n tf] niKht— Miss Jteftler, Miss Mi ' CiniiiiH.ii. Jlr. Wisher. Miss Tlinycr. Health Education a T 110 Other time in history has good health been so in the limelight, as it was during the war and now is in the post war world. To aid in the health education program, many intercollegiate sports have been introduced, as well as inter- mural sports. With the assistance of the instructors, Miss Lucy McCam- mon and Mr. Peter Wisher, the students have had the oppor- tunity to train themselves to benefit the health of the commu- nity in which they teach. Working with the physical direc- tors, are Miss Beatrice Mettler, the resident nurse, and Miss Delia Thayer, the dietician. 19

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Lett to Uiglit— Mr. Ilciirif. Mr. Geliri-, Mr. I ' orne.v, Dr. Il.imi ' , Mr. R.vgii ' l, Miss Smith. Business Education v|[; LOOMSBURG Specializes in business training. It has been proven that the fundamentals of business must be known by our leaders. This being true, the l)usiness education depart- ment has set up a well rounded curriculum, a student hav- ing been trained in the following subjects: Bookkeeping Business English Commercial Law Business Writing Economics Shorthand Salesmanship Commercial and Economic Geography Commercial Arithmetic Junior Business Training Office Practice Typewriting To further their training, the high schools of Berwick, Bloomsburg, Danville, and Williamsport cooperate with the business education department by offering opportunities for practical application of their subject matter and theory courses. Bloomsburg business education graduates have al- ways excelled. 18

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Left to Right — Mr. Fenstemarher. Foreigi: LaiiguauHs: JNIr. S. Wilson, English; Mr. .T. Bailer. Dirfctur of Seconclar.v Edueation; JIrs, Rosshiu-h. English; Mr, E. DeVoe. English, aiifl Miss Alice Johnston, Speech. Lan ua e U .ANGUAGE being indispensable in any field, but especially so in teaching Bloomsburg has set up a very extensive lan- guage department. English courses offered are: English Composition, En- glish and American Literature, Advanced Composition. Chil- dren ' s Literature, Journalism, Shakespeare, Short Story, Teaching of English and Handwriting, and Library Science. While in foreign languages, French and Sj anish are ob- tainable. To aiil in the speaking of this language of ours, is the work of the speech department under the direction of Miss Alice Johnston. For speech work, there are such courses as: Fundamentals of Speech, Phonetics. Speech Problems, Speech Clinic, Voice and Diction, and Play Production. 20