Millersville University - Touchstone Yearbook (Millersville, PA)

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We hear solos on Sunday morns in silvery notes and clear, The tones are so enticing that We almost drop a tear, She has a reputation of the very highest kind, Miss Allen, as chief chorister, some day in heaven you'll find. Full Well we know the story of masters great in art, Who in the World's Wide theatre have taken active part, We have at our State Normal an artist sweet and true, Of course, you recognize Miss Stubbs, who now comes into view. Who teaches us to toe the line, to march and to Hfall out, - To catch step and to counter march, and swing the clubs about But our old friend, Miss Jackman, who rules in gym. each day, And strives to do her duty in an heroic Way. t

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' '-,LL f' - l ' ' VVC have a flower among us, whose sweetness is well known 3 To know her is to love her, and you never hear her groan. No matter what may happen, her ternper's always clear- Miss Keiser is a darling, she's our librarian dear. Our Kindergarten teacher is the sweetest little mite, With sunny face, a Winsome smile and disposition bright g The first hall girls adore her g the boys say: She's the stuff. She's loved by all the children, is Luverne Goodenough. Who is the greatest walker among our faculty? She came to teach us German and has been beyond the sea She's a last year' sacquisition and Mummaugh is her name 5 No matter what the weather is, her temper's e'er the same.