Bloomsburg University - Obiter Yearbook (Bloomsburg, PA)

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To Tui; Class of 1949: Fill iin message to you 1 am adapting some words spoken li I ' lato rcnlmifs ajjo lo the young leaders of Allien ulm uerc leads lo lii-L ' in their uoik: We ha e iuoutihl om into ihe uorhl to lie mas- leis of iiursei es and leaders of llie othei ' cili ens, and ha e educated ou far better and more perfectly than they ha e heen educated, and ou are better aide to share in the puhlic duty. Wherefore each of ou. when his turn comes, must go out into the world and play his ])arl in lilc die lielter for having lietter seen than others what is the Beaulifid. the True, and the Good. Sincerely yours, Margierite Kehr, Dean of Women. Tlie De aiis To THE Class OF 1949: The world seems to me a wonderful place today, and I am sure that it is just as wonderful t i you. At graduation time you deserve to experience that glorious feeling of satisfaction that conies from reaching an important milestone. You have worked hard, ' ton have made sacrifices. You have ac- (|uired training and kiuiwledge. You possess new tools y ou will learn how to use in search of progress. For this is no final goal. It is but the preparation for something you want but have not achieved. Each of you faces a challenge that calls for supreme effort and great wisdom. Before ( u is a res])onsiliilit to keep freedom in America. At no time in the history of the world have the stakes becTi higher. To preserve the dignity of the individual man. To remove the fear of want and oppression. To preserve these United States as a rock of material and spiritual strength in a world of chaos. To bring eventual peace with well-being to all ])eopIe. This responsibility is the most serious job of )(nir generation. May your endeavors c intriliute to llie happiness of people everywhere and thus assure our own greatest happiness. .loHN A. HOCH. Dean oj Men. 22

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To die S enior Class It has been my responsibility to admit you to this college, assist you in your education, recommend you for graduation and for certification as a teacher. Now I look forward to your success as a teacher and hope that in the not too distant future you may be listed as a Master Teacher. Dean of Instruction 21

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MKS. LTCILE J. BAKER Ttnchcr Traiiiinff, Grade I Western State College. Colorado, A.B.: Tri-State Collejje. Indiana. Mus.B.; Cii- lutiil ia I ' liiversity. A.M. ; (iraduate Work. I ' estaluzzi-Froebel Soliool. ( lii- (-a d. Illinnis. KDN ' A .[. HAKNKS Trniiiiiifj Teacher, (iniiir I ' MrMnrray Collefre, .lat-ksonville. Illi- nois: Western State Collefre. Maciunh, I III mils. B.S. : Co I u ni b i a I ' lilversitw M.A.: Graduate Work. University oJ (■(iliiradn. CoIuMihi.-i 1 ■ni t-rsity. MKS. n|.I ' K r.WN ' p: BEEMAN Art rnivtTsit ' nC CliiraKO, Assoc. Kd.B.. ni.lt.: (iradiiatf Work. University of Indiana. ()N :dd . rt SfluK.l. EDWARD T. DE VOE State ' Ifaeliers College. BkMJinsburir, i ' ennsylvania. B.S. ; Bucknell I ' niver- sity. .M.Ed.; (.iraduate Work. rtMinsyl- vania State College. HOWARD K. KEXSTEMAKEK Fiiri ' ii ii Liiiiijiiiii rs State Normal Selutol. Bloonisburg. Tennsylvania ; I ' niversity of Micbigan, B.A.; New York University. M.A.; draduate Work. University of Pennsyl- vania. .KHIN J. KISHER I ' snihnhiini (Inslien College, (loslien. ludiima. B.A.; Indiana University. M.A. ; Graduate Work, University of Pennsylvania: Co- lumbia University: University of Cbi- eago; Oliio State University. WIUl.l.VM C. FORNEY Husnnss Ethirntion Temple Universitv. B.A.: New t University. M.A.; Graduate Work, liar vard Uiuversity, Cbicago Uni ' ersitj ' . HARRY K. GARNER liin-vfiir of SiciHu nri Kilmafimi niid i ' ldrrniiiit University of Piltsbnrgb. A.B.. M.Ed. Graduate Work. Cobiinliia University. 23 iW.- HARRY N. GASSER Traiiiiii ' i Ttucfur, (iradi- V .State Teacliers College. Kut .town, Pennsylvania. B.S.; Pennsvlvaiua State College. M.Ed.; ;raduate Work. Tem- ple University. PennsylvaTua Univer- sity. Columbia University (Teaeliers College).