Bloomsburg University - Obiter Yearbook (Bloomsburg, PA)

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MR. EARL GEHRIG Senior Class Adviser To My Fellow Graduates: We ' ve come to (he end of lour long and happj years of college life that entitles us to that sometimes illusive sheepskin. Now, we are about to assume lull adult responsibility toward solving problems which are, today, world wide in scope. We ' re heading out into a society of loyalty oaths, guilt by association, and of fear. II we teach, we must take a loyalty oath and then he mighty careful what we say for it might result in the loss of our job and a smirched reputation. It is up to us as individual citizens to combat these things less we lose our right to heterodox thought which has been one of our bulwarks of democracy. My fervent wish is that when you look at the-e lines vears from now you will think my fears silly for you ' ll be enjoying full civil liberties. I hope so. I want [o thank all of you for your wonderful co-operation and help this year. It has been a privilege and an honor to work with you and for you. God bless you all. Tom Anthony, President. Senior Class of 1952 Faculty Advisers l)l(. MAUPIN 1948 I III!) MARJOIUE KELLER SWARTZ in III l»50 l)l(. KUSTER 1950-1951 MR. GEHRIG 1951 1952 I vRGARET BOURDETTE ROBERT BURNS Senior (lass Representatives THOMAS ANTHONY Senioi Class President

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I disapprove of what you say. bul I defend to the death you ' re right td sa it. —Voltaire Classes