Bloomsburg University - Obiter Yearbook (Bloomsburg, PA)

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Fall When summer recollections become the main topic of conversation . . . the summer job at the shore, or counseling in the mountains . . . summer beaux that leave memories to be recalled often . . . For the Freshman . . . the expectations in beginning college life . . . meeting his roommate and making life- long friends . . . people who will later sign those neces- sary excuse blanks ... a period of Customs in con- spicuous name tags, a maroon and gold dink that is kept for four years as a reminder, the kiddie day rib- bons, and Frosh wearing rain gear in 85 degree heat . . . the exciting moment when you were named to the cheerleading squad or to the band of majorettes ... or when the coach yelled to you — Get in there and fight . . . Football season . . . highlighted by a thrilling home- coming game . . . the campus dotted with coeds wear- ing traditional pom poms and Roongo III, a colorful supporter to the Husky eleven . . . the introduction of a new assistant coach to aid Mr. Blair . . . friendly rivalry between the Huskies and Rams ... a glowing parade ... a lovely Phi Sig Sweetheart ... a thrilling bonfire . . .

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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 . . .