Bloomsburg University - Obiter Yearbook (Bloomsburg, PA)

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Winter When evenings in the Lounge meant a date with the Four Freshmen — - on the Hi-Fi set . . . wrestling continued to attract fans with its fascinating holds . . . Sunday nights with roommates re- turning from home with food enough to last a week . . . perfect for the Sunday night party, and no more! . . . when the clicking of knitting needles produced relaxation for the girls and argyles for the boys . . . and annoyance for the assembly performers when a needle fell and resounded throughout the auditorium . . . The Olympian appears with . . . stories that originated as themes . . . sentimental poetry . . . short stories written for relaxation . . . all given with thumbnail sketches of the authors . . . a magazine to be kept over the years . . .

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1 i ■■ r ft.4 1 SHte «£iM ' •a«i SssSsS After dinner pinochle games in the lounge . . . perfect for getting into the studying mood . . . Wednesday night dances ... a few with goodies through the efforts of Bob Steinruck and the Social Recreation Committee . . . the Husky cagers . . . sparked by five seniors give Bloomsburg and Coach Shelly pleasant memories of a long successful season . . . Confident Sophomores . . . with a year of vital experience, plan and stage the sparkling Sophomore Cotillion ... a prelude to the pre-holiday festivities . . . Trees . . . the symbol of Christmastide . . . in the shadow of Carver Hall . . . glittering in blue in Waller ' s Lobby ... signifying BSTC ' s four classes in the Husky Lounge . . . on each floor of the dormitoiy to give the girls the pleasant task of trimming . . . Yuletide music rings throughout . . . Christmas celebrations prevail . . . When the excitement of Christmas spiriting keeps the girls in Waller Hall on their toes . . . the ohs and ahs when the spooking females are uncovered . . . Two weeks before semesters ... term papers due . . . ten chapters to read before the final examination . . . a unit on Indians to be written for a second grade class ... and so the college students moan . . . Class officers meet, the buzz is around . . . soon appear the pictures of eight charming coeds, each a credit to her class, each worthy of the title Coed of the Year . . . Freshmen, functioning as a class, provide the glamorous setting for the crowning ... at the Freshman Hop . . . the gracious reigning Queen of the Campus, Miss Lorraine Basso, presents the distinguished crown to her suc- cessor . . . 10