Bloomsburg University - Obiter Yearbook (Bloomsburg, PA)

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■ It is Spring 1963. A walk around our campus reveals interesting patterns of shadows on the familiar red brick buildings of B.S.C. -the same red brick buililings that secmetl so formidable when we were Freshmen. This is a view of Waller Hall from the corner of Second and Penn Streets. To the left is the main entrance of Carver Hall, but if we walk up Second Street, we see Long Porch with its perennial bloom of green rockers. y A : % When we walk up the 1912 Memorial Stairs, we notice that something is missing — Leo and Leona — the all-knowing lions. They kept close watch on us during our forma- tive years. The walk fronting on Waller Hall is one of the busiest thoroughfares on campus. Traffic is slow today, so we can peer through the window of the corridor in Noetling Hall and look at this beautiful portico with its welcoming rockers.

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Standing on Senior Walk, we look between the branches of the white pines on the front campus and see that familiar landmark of B.S.C., Science Hall. The paths of all students eventually lead to this architectural mar el. Science Hall is the only buildinu on campus where one must go down in order to yo up, or lice vena.

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After Icavirii; Noetlin Hall, wc t.ike the walk that leatls from Husky Lounge to Old North Hall, Our class saw this building changed from a dormitory for men to office quar- New North Hall, the new men ' s dormitory, was completed during our I ' reshman year. A new dormitory housing 3(K) nun will be built on the site now occupied by Old North Hall in an attempt to allc iale overcrowded conditions on campus. 10