Bloomsburg University - Obiter Yearbook (Bloomsburg, PA)

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Foreword t The academic year 1951-52 has Twitnessed many important historic events. To the Class of 1952 the most important event of the year is the termination, for many of us, of our formal education. Some, to|jte sure. SSP continue their studies: others will enter directly into their chosea prdlRsion; still others v Sl go out into different walks of life where they can best ise the educational experiences obtained here at Bloomsburg. Whatever our course may be, however, we alfc ' hjVe one thing in common. That is the obligation to use what influence vfeVlnay po se for the betterment of mankind. We must do our best to eliminate prejudge, greed, hate, corruption, and other factors which breed discontent within the hearts of men. We must use the accumulated wisdom of the pges — of men like Plato, Voltaire, Rosseau, Mann, Dewey, and others — to accomplish our goal. These men combined philosophy and education to give us the fundamentals, along with our faith and trust in God, it , • V

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Alumn Ex Libris

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1952 Volume XXXVI Published by THE SENIOR CLASS State Teachers College BLOOMSBURG, PA. Contents: . . 1-23 College . . 24-59 Classes . . 60-103 Activities . . 104-123 Athletics . . 124-146 Advertising . . 147-148 Senior Directory