Bloomsburg University - Obiter Yearbook (Bloomsburg, PA)

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And for Seniors . . . whose student teaching was a significant period of their career . . . third grade at Memorial . . . Spanish I at Bloomsburg High . . . Junior physics in Danville . . . Kindergarten and Special Education in the Benjamin Franklin School . . . Those early, early, Saturday morning classes . . . With classes go . . . incessant practicing of Reynard the Fox ... a theme on the Bloomsburg Fair . . . end- less brief forms ... a trip into the unknown sphere of Audio-Vis with Mr. Henrie ... a six page lesson plan for a ten minute lesson . . . digesting scientific formulae . . . irregular French verbs . . . Sales I students selling vacuum cleaners, pyrex wear, air conditioners and fur coats . . . Listening to Bach, Schuman, Wagner and Schubert in appreciation classes . . . Thursday after- noon at one for Freshmen . . . learning more about their college . . . eight o ' clock class in Centennial Gym- nasium . . . Eager-beaver Freshmen pour out talent under Carl and Pat ' s watchful eyes . . . the same eager Freshmen, anxious to be a part of the everyday life at Blooms- burg . . .

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• •: -35Z College Joes, after weeks of appearing with red foreheads heconie Phi Sig brothers . . . that is, also after a trip to a seemingly distant land! . . . cam- pus athletes put away helmets and pigskins . . . their thoughts turn to the Varsity Cluh dance and the selection of a beautiful queen . . . Little sisters and big sisters meet in halls, rooms, and lounge to get inside information on blue books and beaux . . . Extracurricular organizations take on a new the newspaper and yearbook with their mid- night sessions . . . discussing Keats and Byron during Poetry Club meeting . . . studying new T-format ion plays between Lit I and History of Civ I assignments . . . educators chosen to speak to Juniors and Seniors at F.T.A. meetings . . . Choraleers presenting programs in the town churches. A rush for textbooks in the College Book Store . . . upon arriving, standing in the endless line . . . Juniors who ordered their college rings from President Ken Swatt, having difficulty in choosing a garnet, sapphire, ruby or black stone . . . Scampering to collect colored leaves for Ele- mentary Science notebooks . . . Seniors looking about for a proper location for their enchanting Senior Ball . . . Senior committee chairmen and their helpers announced on bulletin board by President Ray Hargreaves . . . Finding your mail box at Post Office corner . . . and then proceeding to spend a lengthy visit there decoding the combination . . . returning to the same spot many many times . . . new students re- ceiving pictures taken to identify themselves . . . The Pilot and Co-Pilot, two booklets on the best- sellers list of any BSTC student . . . Farmer dances ... a specialty on the Social Recreation calendar . . . but the Masquerade dance, a top social event at the College on the Hill . . .