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fHUlrrsuiUtan 1908 fĀ wĀ«n$nfo nr THE SENIOR CLASS y THe FIRST PENNSYLVANIA STATE NORMAL SCHOOL Sc JJrtrr fHottrpr Sarbolb. ifl.ito.. A.lfl. Ait Siwurrb Atumuud. anb Jnatrurtor of thr JFlrdt Pniiidtitoanla IaJr Nistnul l ctiufll. Wr Orblrntr (Our Wurk. K V aj'K āa-KrtlMVll HOMNOK JIIAUd litter illouroc ftarbolb, ffl.JDb., a.ifl. !'.Ti:i{ MOXROI:' HARROM) was bm near Churchtown. Cumberland County, Pennsylvania, November 17. 1873. Hw parent . Peter and Leah .1. Harbold. who an- still hale and hearty, art of substantial German stock, They are of the class of farmer who know how to make two Modes of grass Urotv where one prow before. It was in the free, open air of the rountry that he received hbt early educationand first became ambitious to make two ideas grow where one pew liefotv. _______ In 1874 his parents removed to Big Mount. York County. After completing the work of the rural schools. he attended private normal schools at Abbottstown and East lierlin. At the age of eighteen he began teaching in his home school, where he remained two years. In 1893 he was promoted to the prin-ripalship of the schools at Arendtsville, where he remained three years. He entered the Millet villc Normal School in 189(1 and was graduated in 1898 as one of tire honor men of his cl:iĀ After graduation lie remained at the Normal four years as teacher of history and other subjects. In the meantime he completed the work in the advance courses for the degrees of Bachelor ami Master of Pedagogy. 6 THE SENIOR MILLERSVILLIAN During several vacations he remained at t tin Normal doing private work in Let in under l)r. Byerly and in Mat he-ntalir under Mr. .Schlnuch In September, 1902, lie was admitted to the Junior Class of Franklin ami Marshall College, graduating with the lit It. degree in 1901. again representing bis class as one of the speakers at the commencement exercises. The summer of 1904 was spent as a student in the graiiunte school of the Iānivemity of Chicago. After a tour of the Middle West, he entered the graduate school of Harvard I'niversity. receiving the degree of A.M. in 1905. His work here was in the department of History and Economic , where he came into |ien onal contact with such men an Professor Channing and Hart. A great ileal of time here was spent in original research. Ho chose as his special held the War Department, collecting and arranging a large amount of valuable material from original records and documents. During his stay at Harvard he became a member of the Graduate Club and of the American Historical Association. After receiving hi degree, he decided to accept, for n second time, the call from his Alma Mater, and in Seji-temlier, 1905, he became Superintendent of the Model School, which position he has so ably filled during the past three years. Mr. Harlsild is a member of the Lutheran Church, and he has always exerted a strong and active influence for the moral as well ns the intellectual improvement of those with whom he came into contact, both as student and a teacher. The Sunday evening meeting, the Young Men's Christian Association and the rause of Temperance have always received his most eordinl and energetic support. He has l een not only n strong supporter of education, but in the broadest sense he stands as a forceful exam- THE SENIOR Ml LLERSVI LLI AN 7 pie of civic righteousness. In politico lie statute for tin right as he sees it. under whatever political name it may present itself. He is also evidently u strong believer in that oldest and grandest of all institutions, the home, for on July 21. 1907. he was married to his classmate. Miss Helen A. Kviser. His strong personality and his helpful attitude have been a |Ā tent intluence upon those with whom he is associates! in hi professional work a - a teacher of teachers. 8 THE SENIOR M I L L E R S V I L L I A N Hoard of (Editors CMsttail blif Aaatataal 11 ii ii y Ā«. Hnackoiix. J. Wim.iav IIkim Alllaf J ai ii: H Ki:mik, kua'uaaa flani n Part Cm(u.K- I', llrw (inure K. Ilnr.rifr. AaaUIuta Aaalalial II. Ro Asuumis, Vuira (i. Krx.r.nRRi Anna I . Bowuav MaiiCI, Ml'UAIKUT, Euili II. Maky, Jons I Wi.vtx, tilftaiii K UIIKlIINl: Mll.I.I It, I.IMIA ('OVSKU-Y. F, Nr.rr Srnorr. ltO. Kl Ā« K KDITORjt 7 Wrought in N.iujlit-ljslit ā'iiĀ not .ib ur iā I full of ninny a tale unheanl before, So lake inlo Iby lliought thiĀ timely word. And with kindred Ā j irit eun our lore. THE SENIOR MILLERSVILLIAN 12 (Cbitorial INCK the clit -.' of āOS entered I hr Normal, many critical movements have arrested t he world of thought. Questions of higher morality nre vigorously agitating tlie publir mind, Consequently, rities have improved government and schools have better su|iervi inn. The interests of citizen arc directed towards the teacher and the schools, and the demand is for better teachers and higher salaries. Within the realm of the Normal, affairs have taken on a new semblance The course of study is visibly changed. The curriculum tĀ I letter adapted to the needs and demands of higher education. The time of study and the requirements in the various branches are such as will continue to raise our standard as a Normal School. On a par with the progress in the course of study is the work of mechanical improvement, which has been steadily going on during our stay at the Normal. The entrance to the Administration building has been remodeled, with new stairways leading from the outside and with enlarged vestibules, litted with THE SENIOR MILLERSVILLIAN 13 ftkylight . Thr entire Administration Building ami Boys' 1 āŗomiilmy have Ikjoii equipped with oleetrie lights ns also have I wen the stirpix nml walks ri the campus Tin- Library and Science Building have received Ix-ttor equipment mul I Ilf general working rapacity ha- Im-cii materially improved. The Attendance of the school seems to have grown, and especially have the nnnd er and character of the boys heen raise !. This iā due both to the raising of the standard in thecouise. mid to the increase ! demand for teacher , due to the increase in sahme-. Our college preparatory rnuiso is more adequate now than ever In-fore Among tin- Student there i- a noticeable scholastic spirit, which portends milch for tlĀ rĀ future of Miller ville. Tin- classes no firmly hound together and vie one with tin- other for tin- highest rank. The rlassiv. which have gone from the Normal, by their generosity in giving the classical -taim-d-ghi. chapel windows and other gifts a memorial-, only portray the place of high esteem in which the Vlnw Mater U held by In-r graduate . A' our nation and school are showing an advance, so we have endeavored to portray the same spirit of progress in the publication of this the ninth annual volume of the Mil.t.KRsvii.uw. We are rcti| e 4ftllly indebted to the 14 THE SENIOR MILLER SVILLIAN faculty, member , of the lower rliwxe and other for awifttancc and eontrihutions, in oinking possible thin pit-sent tribute to our memory. We frnnkly ask our reader to laugh with u in recalling nehooWay joke , to pardon any approach to rude and incivility, and deal kindly in the critic win of mintuke . May thin, the Mii.I.kiwviijas of the C'ltuw of 'OS, carry a me- age of ir |x et and fidelity to those who have had the good fortune to precede u . and may it prove n cherished remembrance to the individual member of the daw, and a l cott of inapimtion to those who shall follow in the wake of the eloĀ - of 'tts. I H E SENIOR miller svillian 15 Ā£alcnbar Vail Jrrm I 1 hutĀ eĀ Wffli |ii. H Tur'.hi' Full Term lĀ«'umĀ« namiliratiun of n.-Ā tiu|.-iilM, 2 I M ..ml tl | M Siinly hour. 7 I M Sfpl .'J HV fnr ,fiiy. tln-w Intern recitation . S M. Ā«)i l. 23 Fnii.ii Aiuiivrrvirv of nrnml 1.11 entry Si-iely, s I . M Nov. 20 friVloy, Tern. Examination begin. Nov. 25ā Hr.far toy Full Trim xml Wlntrr SriĀ« I flurteni WrĀ L Nov. .Ill U-mdn., Winter Term liegin (1Ā mm liegin reci-tatinn , S A. M Deo. 21 Friday .Yoon. i'linĀ«!iu.v. Ilnlnl'.v begin. Ilol.mĀ«V Va.āatios 4)VĀ Wr.KK 1900. Jim 5āTWeatoy iteming. CJ.rhtma Holiday roil (Vw la-Kin nriltlioiH. S A M Marvli ! U.inday Term Examination! begin March 11 -TAurutoy .Voon Winter Term Mid. SrntN.i Vv itiiix -Om Wkkk. lirinu 3rrm (Fowlffn Werki) March 23 T.n day, Spring Term begin . ClaM.lientioii of on ntudoula. 2 I M to n I . M Study hour. 7 I M Mnrrli 21 Wtdwdai (Iav - begin recitation . 7:1.1 V M May 21āFrida Annivcnutry of IV I Jlerniy Society, s I' M Juno Id 13āFaculty Examination for A.lniiwon to tlic Senior ami Middle Oiwc. June fl. 7. s- lfānfnr.. .iy, Tkumtay and Friday Final Examina-tion by Slate Itoanl of the Senior, Miihile nml Junior C1a Ā«na June IS Tkunday Term Examination begin. June 20 Sunday Homing llarenlaurvnle Sertnun June 22āTuratfoy .l terĀ«,Ā ā Claw-Day Excm c June 24ā U'rdin oloi Morning. Commencement Ktrtriva. S. uui.n Vacation-Tr.x Wkkk Tlie arbool year fur 1000 |() will begin on Ttmday, September 7. 1900. 16 THE SENIOR MILLERSVILLI AN iBoarb of trustees tlrriri bn (Contributors 1906-1909 M. JONAS II. MARTIN |juirn tor. Pa Hon SAM MATT FRIDY Mount villi-. Pn Hon EPHRAIM S HOOVER .. l-amu.t.-r, Pa, 1907-1910 Mr. H H MAYER Itoli rt rut own, Pn. Hon JOHN H 1. Nl)IS MilU-revillr, Pn Dm. A B. RAUSMAN Millrrovillr. Pn 1906.1911 Mn. JACOB M FRANTZ .. lannitiT, Pa. ANDREW M FIIANTZ, K-o .. 1 jm-n tĀ«T. Pa 1)h p w iiiestand MiUmvUlr, Pn Appniulrft Iijj thr fcuprrintritinit of ilitblir JnntriifUoti 1906.1909 Dh O T lll'EHENKK.................... Uiuwirr. Pn. M J. BRECHT. A M.. TS Ijuhwim. Pa Hon CHAIU.ES I I,ANDES ā¢ |jiiiĀ«a.i -r. 1907.1910 M..s JOHN O HoMsm.lt . StraJ.une. I . Mr ANDREW I FRANTZ. I .n.A-trr, p, Ho.v AMOS 11. MYI.IN, 1.1. B...............Um-a.t r, Pa. 1906.1911 Hon IIENRY H0CCK. 75 .. Wianon. Pa. Hon. David m mit.lk.x. v uwaĀ«t r. pĀ . A K HOSTETTER. Bay.. LL B.. 70 I -.i.. r Pa. ('Mtirrrs of thr Coarb Prt'i'Irnl HoX. DAVID M- MHl.l.KN. ljuraĀ trr. Pa. Srerrtnr . . .ANDREW M FRANTZ, Kmi ā¢ Lwrortri', lāa. TrruM.rrr.............Pl uK J W. I.WSlNOER. Millrfavlllr. Pa. Tlir regular mrrĀ«ittpĀ of tlir Board of Tnut Ā«- Ā«rr Mil at tlw Scliool on llir tir-i Saturday of Ā« rli itoin'l' In flrmoruia. Jit Armnnnm. mton ftt.DcIbausI) j0,in |B. Ā©arid CrprrartiUltor anil frnutor ,Ā fnm ll'Mu C Uttrr. ā l.n.hrnp.,,. Ā«rĀ brr of Ā«hr foarfi of Snotff .f Ā°f ,bf ā Ā°f Ā tr.t f rnnaiilvanla Ā Ulr Normal ,bool. Ā«ā¢Ā«Ā āĀ« Corn. AprU ,M3. B,ttB Vā Ā ā¢ Ā Ā ā¢ B.rb. Cmrailrr. fa, JTrinnrR .0. go . ā¢ -ā¢ ā¢ 90B- KUNIAU.'T OKAM LYTS, A.W.. PU.O. JOHN W. UA.N'HINCKII, U.S. SNMUiW R. BYKRI.V, PII.D. IIIā.NKY JUTNKtt, A.M.. 1 II. JlāWTIN W.S. ā VKiKtl MONR0I: II VRIHU.I). ........... A.M. I IIAIll.U- Jl. COOI'KII, II..-. fc-| ā.UWti'IIM II IIVIIV-C VSIK H'B ā¢M'U'I V .V w||v Ml! ! CAKRIK K. MYKIW. M.K. MISS KATIICHINK K. MTI'I.KI'IKLM. MIS. INI MotāTV. Ol.omir. I.. UKā. ā¢jaiiinx- AVIV 'll SttIH [ ā¢ IN.I.V:III M aJUUIXIHXXV SS1K m1 Sit iHemoriam Iflre. (Cora ifl. tlitfiirr Mr- (āurn M. llilniT wnĀ horn Corn Cttlhuriin' Murniy In Center Mall, Center County. Iān . on tuicu t IN. 1 01 She Iwcaoir the wife of Henry F Ifilnrr, our profeĀ or of Natural Science . March .āI. ISS3. I r. lfitiier u:i Cirri tear Inna tn llir State Normal School at Kntftpwn, loit they enme to MillrntviUe ill AnguĀ«t. JNSO. From that time on, for more than twenty-one year . Mo. Kitnrr'e Iwwulifnl. heliĀ ful life, her gentle, loving |ari!. her w n t voire, Iwr lovrly face ami her (liriĀ«litn cluir-aeter formed juirl of tire liiĀ t of Miller-wile. to he alway remembered hv all who hail the privilege of rontaet with Iwr It wa- inot true of her thnt a sweeter w oman ne'er ilmw breath ā Alwnya rendv to help In 11Ā«ā¢ t'hri-tiaii, literary mill Ā«.r(al worV. in tlw -hool, a- well a- In Iwr rhlllrh, alway wine a well nĀ« rume-l, he wa a lnO t nhtnhle inrtnhnr of mu rwllool anil V Mage rirvld. l nig. lone will her liw he full among nĀ . and dear her meiiiory in our limit . Sim dir.I of piii'iiiiMHlia. February . IOCS, and wa laid to re t at fVntrr Hull. Her hudK'ind mul font mm, a well a the father and ā¢1 1 er wImi tvmnin in her gifUa-id' home, liave tlw sympathy of all in their In ., of n loving wife,a w'imi and U voted innllwr.Ali nlTrctiiHiatciliniishleraiid tender iĀ«ter. For n who hnew her well, earth I letter mid heaven iĀ nearer. bcenii-c -he lived among n n lovely ChriĀ«tiini lady 30 THE SENIOR MILLER S V Jf acuity KI.IHIAI.KT ORAM I.YTK, A M I'm 1 ., Pkinch'al, lĀ« AWT or MCIATMII. HUNKY I HITNKIt. A M , I'n I).. Watviul M ir.tK'c n HtAWMK I . MoNItOK HAKBOIJ). M IV. M ā¢t r Ā lvrtvi r.XT or rut muoki. bcmooi MILES TIMLIN. A II . hah hii. w ii vi r Ā i TtnuiH A lilt AM S. M N'GKNECKKR, M l x. atratmiw am rKDAooaiOk GEORGE W. HI LL. A M.. IāM I . HATtmurm avi rviuoooii II JUSTIN' RODDY. M s.. OKx.KAITII. ntnlOQT AĀ I IWMOW Ā JOSHUA A. HUNTER, A M I .AT IV AXVttUM. i'll ARLES D COOPER. Us, rmoinuioT avd rmiKAL misou 10 oumniDi. I L L I A N M)REW i: BYF.lt LY, A.M., 1āii.D., L4iiĀ« JOHN W. LWSIVGEK. MS.. BKIllmUH. Wll.I.IWt It STIt.M'GIIN. I'm.I)., imrmmr. i.in n tirnr aĀ h rUUKKlO (11Ā KGE K. HESS, M0uunsĀ«. rexMAMMiir wn rco.Ā i.oot Ā It. K. IU EIIIU.E, Pm I),. xoN-nmimr unt ar ox on toco xwotĀ . THE SENIOR MILLERSVILLIAN 31 jfarulty Cmttaarik HARRY (V SYMONS, UAiiinMiia CHESTER 0, GRIM. iMiuKiunn a.vo UMiunt. MISS ANNA I.YLE. M M. l)l tĀ HT, UIYII.GOVLMNHLVI ANP rKdAIMOIl?. MISS AMANDA I.ANDES. ME. ttr.Auixij, mutniw and rĀ i A j'Ā rct. MISS CARRIE M MYERS, M E . AĀ«.t rAVr .1, nil Ā mncl. ā 1IOOL. MISS ANTOINETTE IV III NCKK, vomik oi'i.irn,: am uiriin i Ā« MISS KATHERINE IV MTTI.EKIKI.I), fUMl AMlAMAM. MISS REIT,All MUMAUC.il. ā HUMAN A NO IIIKX'll MISS APKI.E KOCH, A.R., ā¢UtMl'Al. IIIAININU I.IK I.Uilr... JAMES 1. MARCH. UAlttl.VATIOI. MISS SARAH I! GII.RKRT. MS.. r.Viil.lAlI OXAMIUN Ā .NO imMMKK. MISS I.II.I AN IV (III ERST. M.IV. K.NOl.lAlt KKANOlr. MISS II. MAY STUBBS. HUAW1XO AM I'KdAdOOliX. MISS IRIS IāROl'TY, MANUAL TRAIN1XO AND KdllOM. 32 THE SENIOR MILLERSVILLIAN MISS ANNA M OVEEIIOI.SER. ur.ixmtrni' aVo i wtwi ā¦Farullu CSimtlmwii MISS LCVKRNK GOODENOlāGH. IMIĀ .nOAIflĀ«.V AM) AWIdTAJtr IN fNIMMIV āIlINtll MISS LETITIA B. CLARK. A.B.. UAT1II Ā«A7ICĀ . MISS ALMA C RICK. MISS EDITH II. JOHN. A ll., MURA RIAN. MORKt. Ā« ā¢11 11- MISS MAY SMITH. A.B., I.K4UW .(RAUMAll -vXU lllĀ T' HT MISS GRACE E. SEYFKRT. MISS SOPHIA H. NoBl.E, A tĀ TANTIN DRAWIXO AM' WANIAI IRAIXIXO. oTr.Kouii o-ntn axn 7Ā«rKwnixcn. EMILY II I.ONGKNKCKKR. tXĀ«UMI RKAYOIIR . CLARA J. CLAIR. ELSIE E. GROVE, VHTntWATU- . RrAOIN.) AVI' OXICCIIlM. CARRIE M. CARMAN. waTIIi:uaTi - aĀ Ā rxoimi nwmn. ROSA M, CRESS. NlftlOMY AMi THE SENIOR M1LLERSVILLIAN J3 l csibfiit Ā£ rabuatcs Mi Naomi Hauxman. l S. Min Anna Rvava, 'oā. Mu li aii ii v B Fk 61 :uma nr.it, '02. Mu. Cur. ā¢ V. .(Skim,' ?. Mi ax Anna K llcminrv. '07 Mixx I.lna S Ktuiiij:, 00. Mu. Danvix V, Null,ā97 Mil. N. C. Xorrm,ā02. THESEnior mill ersvillian 35 (Class Officers Flnt TĀ«nĀ lārtĀ ultnl .... .(āiia . F. HrxĀ . I u. I'u.uhni . .A. Itm ItoimriLLD. ā¢V'rrrfarv I0rtli:i. M l my Trra.turtr . . IliiHAti; (.i. IIa-tinu . Ft Tom I'miitrnt......... lloMAre ft IIa TiV ;Ā«, t iff I'n-t.Unl . l.r.wiĀ« C5. Cati 11 km.. Srrrtlan).........III.11 ill A M. UlTMit Tmiranr ... Kmna J. isuD-isur Second Tom l rtMulrnt .Mioi'kl V Cowo. I'irt 1ārnutrnl . .AtJirĀ« K. KcOBMUIUo. Strrrlaf .........K Iso A HMĀ«TlioNu Trtn.surrr . F. Xr.rr sStuowp. lgoriunn Second Tom Trr.iJrnl .Klmlk It KltAUilLL I7Ā« 1ātfitknl .Cai.VIN Moil Ilia .So-rWury.........lvLIKAlil.'TII IIAKKTTKR. Troj.i.rvr .('MiMW It Mm.n- TKml Tom Tfriulmt . . F. Nr.ir Str.orr. 1 Pffittenl SĀ vn 11. It Rvan- S mtiirv Ki th llAvr.n-TKK Trrnturtr .(āmauler F. ICk - Tliml Tom āoot rii .........Howard It. (āautoki.l. I i.v Prt'iifr n J Wiu.lAM Hr.iu Srcrrtary. . K 1 haiiim: Miu.r.n. Trrociior KLĀ«IU It KNATnILL. Aultii l)iāce vivore el vivo iliĀ oon .' Cnlma Mire Itlur .Ami (Sold. 36 THE SENIOR MILLERSVILLIA'N R Roy Andkikon . ivitn, Pa. Korrver fnr emo t in tlir rank of fun, Tin- laughing herald of the linmde pun, Hoard of editor ; 'Vardty foot-1 mil; eln Imaket-hiill; Nnr-iii.il Society Hoy entered school -everal year Ix'fore live greater ntuiibcr ol it . Hut after pawing Junior. In- deci.lrd to wait until tin- proper rlnĀ« turned up and tlnui join it. with the result that ho iĀ«a mem-Hit of (Us. Ill chief pnutime i keeping hi- chum excited nluiut tiling which have never happened. Hoy ha never fallen to the charm ol our Co-ed ., and in fart mN iu to l-e an example for our ā-illy hoy to follow in regard to the relation of the ev in a co-eil. h'Imhi|_; hut Hoy ha a longing to make frequent trq up treet. and i often -eel. in the iwgNMlh'Md ol Kirk Johnson' iuu ie ā¢tun . F lxrĀ . ..................... I gin caster. 1 Ā . An town-hearted mtiiilmi, true and pure Iānge. Seire-tary of claw ā07. Another quotation, or rather old oying, that would lie ncrtMNtry to describe ā Ingee U nrnt ti ān pin. for -lie nlwiit Ā pre . nt the āŗnine nig and iniiimculate appearance Ā«tit the whole, āIngee Ini been a faithful student, though he ha never expended too much mental energy. ā Ingeeā is a very affectionate and gene ton girl, and with them and many other good qualities. site i quite a favorite with her ckivt-tuiile . w THE SENIOR M I L L E R S V I L L I A N 37 Harry K. H,u.'ii.u r.n Horry Church. IāĀ«. Oh, in- iĀ« nfrfoit paĀ«t all luralli'l. .Normal lli-1' an client Inn In lIn rule Ilia! g-x d good- come tri rtiinll tmrkatCe. lor Ire in Ailld lo tlir rote llĀ - i a fnrmrr. enjoy Itrr-akina; co|tĀ«, HU early education wnĀ -nmi-wlu-it -catterixl. Iillt eventful f fifteen lit- lirl|M'il tnlxiom Her-lieV High S-hool Ifc-tring ti ā¢Imrlrn the time until Itr could join' ilir rank- cl te.n-lier , liĀ« came in SI. S. N. S.. anil it w.Ā - lii- determination final won for liiin Senior dignity in Ā o uliort a time Keep on. Ham. au l -iirow aliull Ik- your- Knir.i. I Hki k bit-villi . Pa. ā¢ā¢ merry nĀ rbĀ«- day U long Page: d- Ā« prophet Ktltel i- nup Ā 1 our Perry Couni) crowd. and -! r I ant helped to maintain ilĀ« good reputation Willie at tin- .Normal, liĀ r Invoritc oca'iijiatiotni luvr Iteen writing pĀ«-ctry niul having a good time Sin- i- tmwt rtliricnt in flip latter. Slip I. fond of utealmg nap . specially in Hoorn I! and falint-laā Shemani-liĀ iĀ« a lively italerc ! in educational inatitulinni, e-pecially tlioo- nciirhv Slip iĀ« oft. n found pondering over flu- relative merit- of Cetly-bury: College and YeĀ t Chr-tar Normal Si p iĀ good-oaf urrd ami cheerful, and wr |ircdirl for lĀ cr a happy and contented future. 36 THE SENIOR MILLERSVILL1AN Hanky F. Hunt ...... I,oyaville, I Ā«, Vrnldtinn ip elu spmi from which nil growth ā ( nol lrnp- prwĀ«lĀ« IW, āllwinrr iĀ« one ul lliowi tpilrl. Hlcadv bo S, who m vĀ«r daro li turn from tin1 path risht. Under liiĀ Ā« utifĀ rr extMior ul uiiml a itilhd f u'f!illli. Up tmmlit hup UccpmIiiI Ipiui In'Iiup liviviin: lib Ih.jhp lot 11 n Normal While lit Ā«nliix l hr must rtlilv liĀ«tinaulĀ lipil liimĀ pll a' a ccnli i;tāl. Iiavinu iniide a pjM'i'ial pjinly of rork . Murli nf liiĀ« Vocation liai hren |vnt in M-nrpliiiiK for .1 1āinrl ā l.pĀ« uĀ Imp - lie will not have poiikM lit vain Fan sir. Hi.Niy.ni. Harrisburg. Hn. ā(Vhiip. li t 10c clinch thee Nonnnl MV all Invp I'unnip. Iml .1 āthinker may wonder wltv ā¢ivittpr to all port oJ flip huiMins when Ā lu- appear . Tin iĀ« the reason ā¢āFnii i 11 I'liniiipioii Ā«|tiivx ir. At this Into day, ā¢Inā M-all i-p tlint slip li.o iniofu). -ri Imr calling in taking lip teaching as a profijwpjon ami should hove followed Imr (inlunil Inclination in rlionmig lipr lift work. But it i- now t' Into mend Imr wnyĀ«. mid wliimpvrr wc hear pirrring somm..........hoins through the old hall , at know that āI'nii iĀ eaivĀ Miij: a friend, ns ā !ip pall it Then ap w- -k vunc ā¦erhidcd p|Ā«ot, where wp it mid Iblrii with ā¢poking iimrl . wondering who will lw next THE SENIOR MI L L E R S V I L L I A N 3 Maio Bi:van ........................................ Hdlwood, I'a. The luudiful virgin aide-lung look. of ln f, N'onnnl T Tin- i- one of our bright young India- from IVluIr ('oiitiiv t)nr of her chief delight ill life IN hunting Iilirr She yed the -aninml for the purjimr of inspiring a high appreciation of her moro timid coiiijmiiioii- In her -iiarr momenta hr entertain her friend hv Ā«in(tiĀ«ig. . lion- I love--- Ā« f nmr-e, w nil know tliut it iĀ« only her mofltaty winch prevent her from Idling III ā¢ lie Wank We aluill not lie urpriĀ«Ā«l if in Ā« few vnro we lirnr tlnii Man iĀ« a prominent lender in the oonl world around the fuinou ā¢uninier r.- ort of IVapien Bertha M Hit hĀ« I.nncjwtcr, Iāa. Ill Ā lie mine, one viinI, nulintniilinl amile- Page: xoretiiry of clou 'Qlt. āBert i one of Hie iollieat lāoge girl in our Ā«!Ā«--. She luiĀ« the liamr faculty of aecllijt the funny aide of every thing. o that the hhi are ini| - 'ihle when with lirr Bertha doe. iu h long to the |4odd tĀ . hut firmly belie' ā¢Ā in the old adage .āAll work and no play make Jaek a dull boy. For future work, .he iĀ going to .j eeiali r in art. and from many emlitahlrpro-d net ion which we Ituve already ā¢ecu, we prophecy gnat mm., f.ir her 40 THE S E N ! O R MILLERSVIL L. I A N Makv IJohn .. .. . I.nnenstor, l a. Great let mi- call Ill'll, fill III- itititH'i-nil I'll- l :i!;ā¢- )nr i.f ilnu-.-lilif āsiĀ«oiI-iintnreil uml jolly. Never IiaĀ« Ā 1ie allowed bi r Ā«ttldicĀ« to interforr with lirr oĀ«-iiil ililtii- . lull in vjiite of llml, Ā he nln-ny. hold lirr own in her vnrion oUvn. Nor d .. Ā he .liirU work In addition to tin rcsulnr i-imrec, die li Ā taken Endinli HWtnty, Gorman mid iĀ« nn ni-i-oiri|iliilii'd violinist Ā an ovtrn Ā Ā iidy. Ā«be lin- alĀ«o Ikvii ā¢tiidyinu tin1 nrtn,-r;ijili . etc.. of flic VĀ«telii Slnt - Judglm: from lrt-r (rei|iient conrĀ«Ā«|Kindonrr witli a voting gentleman ti-ā¢idiiiK tlwnr. ho may -non malic n |Ā«-nuniicnt vUtt. Y have BOOtl ground for till niwertioii, for ome time ago lie vent her n tiny iwir of miMviiAiiiiiān little dart toward huuĀ« -fcoo|iitii!. no 11 nil it A. Kov HoRTWir.M) Conestoga, I'aā. The general voice emtnd linn for court e v, behaviour, Inn-BiiaRc. Normal Society Kwr -iiuv Hoy entorrd llir M-hool hr liaĀ« been a (lay -t uĀ«lĀ«-iit -tliat in. he wat at v-liool only during the day Mr |u Ā oft-time declared hi intention of hoarding at tin- ch n l, hut in each can' the tliought of ā tnvine awav from hi mother lot-ā¢ |tl rā¢ā¢ overwhelmed him, mill In- never lmarded nl llir -rhool lie Ihi hoĀ u accorded tin- Iniiior of Ivcinji tlw louder of the day Ā tudont bunch in nil I lie uuwhii-f they do. Me ha Inlion mi nclive pan in the ocinI life, hut i fnined aĀ n Madirrā in the eoliiinimity in which lie live. THE SENIOR MILLER SVILLIAN 4' Anna Iā. How man Lancaster. | HĀ« power of gcntlei. --. i- irre-i.tihle. Normal Society. -in.i iinn iunlnc,..would Httls dream (hat tin. fair youiw! creature | iā.-.-ed .6 hnlhnit an iut.-llot In the Inn-BuAaw, Anna di.pUvod lĀ cr rare ability an n limmist. ami in mathematic. uml lii.tory .lie hi- done equally well. Such un-cwMdng indu-try uml ability will certainly load l.er (o n career of fame, if not out abort !Ā ā¢ Cupid, Hv'n-iy niurb (ear. however, from AmĀ ' attitude toward tlie .trouccr Ā ex, that even or tlu early day n yovitli from IjincaMer ha won her heart If thi Ā fhr caĀ e. of omrw, l.er tnln.t- will, no doubt, lie Iddden to 11. taw of the world, but no doubt i.nn tlilubw iMMlitv hcopinc heart, ore Impjlict. Harry (J. Buackhim. Kinzer. Pa. ālit unive rebuke. .even in youthful Inanity, added irmrr invlneilde.ā Kditor-in . hirf of Miu.kii-viu.iaN: tircidonl of Young Men'. Cliri.tUn social ion; member of Normal l.itemrv Society Harry iĀ« an exemplary wmiij man of ml her angelic tein| Tn-ment He t.:iĀ« newer been known to lĀ e angry, and. on the other band, lie haa never lieen known to agree with anyone. He treat, all the ladie. witfi the Name cĀ«l eourtWy, and it lwĀ« si Way. been a vmrre of nMOni.hmctit to tlie hov. of the eltow lx w lii. line manner and mild voire captivated the tnemlirr. of the other ā¢ā¢ā¢ He weigh, well the fori'e n| each word Indore lie utter, it Hi. mind iĀ« free fn tn Idle tlimight. and hi. .pceoli from idle word . 42 T H E S E N OR MILLERSV L L I A N Vmiliin't hrr plrlurr look. M. MtlZAiiCTH Kkahv . . Millcrivilid, I'a Few thing Imvv (ailed to which I ā¢Ā« my will. Normal ā¢ā '() can rr.tllv lie taken Ā«Ā a (utterii, to l r imitated liv all mrrlrti ai. l indolent Kiri-. Throughout all Iwr life at Mil-lrrĀ v illr, dir hnĀ Iwcn connrlentUm ami Ā tudiouĀ lluit great prnine in due lo her. Klixoketh really in not given Iwr full Sinn uf credit IwciiUm- die i Ā« haunt llint the alvwilutely refum-' in lilull She him on - failing that nr nr ' aide lo ile'terl It i rronlinu When anything goo wrong, Kli ahcth limply niilĀ l growl She in pa-oonalrly fond of tinner ami inli-ic,' which enow hrr refined lade ami awthelic trniprrmnml linidn I hiĀ . nhe |Ā« wmi great delrrmimit ion, good -cone nml imhldrv, which will aurcly enable Iwr lo noliievo wonder in lime. (Ā K. Ā« r. Bhkcht Ijinrnstor, l a. Thv face mvti form, Ā«wl maid, ran I forget? In riclmt ore. lire brighten! jewel In net.ā Iāage Society; chon port Grace U our claw poet, ('mild ve hove chosen Iwttcr' No! No! For ā¢iirrlv one wImwc brilliant mind uar to the height of literature ami ethim, in the one to write our cltM notlfl-ā¢ā¢ I love lo roam oāer hUtorvāe p 0, Kcenll the hrn ami the nage, die often Iiuotrd ne hr npurnnl Iwr Wed nuitheniiitir , nml turned with n Ix-nlitir ninue to her loved hidorv, Think mil lluil Grace hirkĀ -tody, for in her favorite Ā tudiev Ā he work iititiringjv. and die lmĀ id o added many additional ntudim to the tegular course. T H E S E N M ILLERSVILLIAN 43 I O R Helen Brooks .................................... Tyrone, I'n. Off with the new lOV'f, On with tlip uM I'aKv; secret ary of cinĀ Ā« in ā00. This cliannlne sit I Im iw n frirtid anti fewer vncmic than liny sirl in I lie flux She iĀ« talented in tennis. sk.-dinc. especially roller. ilunrinv anil in crofoi-eoiintn walking, Till lnĀ«t net was lennied hv constant pructiro,ami lic is :i ery cnpiihleteaoh-1 ā¢ ā I it fur any |M-r on deslrinc le in . Tyrone ā¢hould lĀ t | rvM l nl Helen, as she represents its prevnillnt; lyle of eolffure When Titotn sues to Retry County. -lie will have to leave her iiitU In'liintl her. as so fantastic a style would shock the native Hot room is a Refuse Hi the tilin' of tudy-prr sl: many culprit- Ivavimr lieen taken from the ilejillw of lier rlo-et, A. NWIN Bkeiiakkr............................... I.elmmui. IV. Hurti lie for |ueenĀ and not for simple innnl Normal Norirlv Ary iĀ one of the jolly wort, not too ambition and sometime rmotVmal Ā ueh a one as iĀ« neeihil to tenuier the mass when heated hy work and vexation. (Hi. well, he ov . āwlintās the ā¢Mflāerenre? We'll set there niiyliow. lint'sā nmhitn.n is to heroine n Ihtent piddle Ā |Ā«-aker. mill to this end lie has I tent a faithful delmter during the In-t year lie has improved wiiii-ilerfully hv rrnwrn of In effort- and now nĀ pirvĀ to orntorienl honor . 44 THE SENIOR M I L L E R S V I L L I A N O. Pi.ahi.k Bki'nnkh New Bloomfield, Bn. Her little, unreiiiemhcrāl urt- ā¢ ! Uindm - Mini of love, Benrle i a cymwnl. which lw proved bv ralching the uenu hi- were nil clou-ins Ā ā cncerly, ami Ā ā¢ n n-ward, Ā«l.e wĀ« glvm u prolmiod vocation, Mirny at her i-bvinnti- muni her a tlwv Ā nt nulc'-llins tlielrhrum fur whim- kind of.1 liltin' Hint would r ā iiihl - a fm l In put m tlwir eVAiniiiolion patter . Then they ivi hci| tlint, Ivy mean ill āaniili- .h-r .Ā« .mil itivuibn-uniMcoatH, they, tun, might hnve lin-n fortunate ritntlgjt to wn-nre roitf-rtinft. 1ācarle hail tin- love and yiii|mthv of all lirr lu-'piniiitanie- iltiring her eiuilliictnrtit in 'the Ā«ielĀ -ri miiii c an- nil cl.ul that, after miāins Ā« murh time, Ā hc can trndu-atc with iiĀ , Hkusn M. Buchanan . Hnite.vhrook, Pa. Win lull I ! not, hut lo lu (not to win HinJict hall girl anil member of the Normal Literary The ouilicht tir t irtveteil Helen nt llmieybronk- n name which itmy have Intel whim- effect upon l-er dwporition, which i iiuxt -waa-t ami inihl We arc orry we can ipwitĀ« none of LWiV' favorite e | nv:onĀ«: -utliee it to nv tliat Iwr voaihulnrv i-rieh nml varied, flelcn, tin- t:dle t of our t-ln , i- echloin levii without her chum, the hortr t one, and they have apnropriati'lv lie n dulilxil l.onj: ('hum and -.Short ('hum ' Helen' ohject in life i to nholhh Mint hemal icĀ« In mi the Nonmil cut-rirulum. ami we -inocrelv Imjie -he will meet with Ā m-ce- THE SENIOR MILLERSVILL1AN 45 Am;iĀ : BniCKx Tunkhnnnocfc.lāa To lu Ā w lier. wnĀ to love lier. Page Nothing more true can lx- raid of Angie than this little cnti-ment Sl e I vf n wivt ami I mu imprvMttl all her elnomate with her innate refinement anil dignity: uo one ever ā re her ir Ā Ā or iin| :itient Mr Ā tirml out of her uĀ unl composure, She (tegan her work liere during our Junior year, then finished Iter Middle work at llloomriiuns. but her love for the old dĀ Ā« of 'txs :il MillereviUe brought her Imek to uĀ« in her Settlor year and wr welcom.il her relun. ngie i fond of her chou-n 'occupation and we fancy none Intt a mighty nirc man can rax her from it Ivthki. Hvi:ki.y Millftsvillf. Iāa. ā¢āDevoted, anxious, generou , void of guile, lul with her whole heartā welcome in her Mnile. Page Bit her iĀ« one of tliow .|utel. observant lnsw Ā , under whore watchful eye lew thing ev:t|Ā«e notin' She ha never lived in I lie dormitories, hut Ā he lĀ« just a w ell vcrml in all the doing of the cbool Ā Ā« though he had. Her home, a diort distance up Ā«troet, t n favorite ret nut for some of her tired, worn-out friend in the evening, when the toil of tlm day i over. Bather doe not think nrltool teaching m delightful a anfeninn tv it i raid to he. hut we do not kjiow what he will ā¢ulotilule for it I to mt keep n in suspense, KĀ ther, for are all deeply interested. 46 T HIE SENIOR MILLERSVILLIAN David Iv Cami bku. Milksrvilli'. I'a. 'ā¢ DeM-ribe him who ran. Normal. iĀ« n very nuiet hoy, c penally in the pretence ā ( lailir . Hr iĀ« ratify lutoed Hr i- it member of the chi- menagerie. Mini .Ā we -rr. phiv a double |Ā«rt Prior to hi entering the Norttul, hr attended tin Model Sclimd of thii mmc institution, ā¢fund a an example of what n Iniy may tin if hr itppli hiniM-lf. a Davie i our of thr youngc t member of our da . KiĀ waiu K. Camphkm. Newport, Iān Till of honor inUI not to In worth.ā GhĀ« (lub; ra plain of Vinity foot-ball tram; pitwnit of tin tin. of 08; favorite exprewuin. Yale. IW t our of Perry County' ambition young men Iānor ( ā¢ hi- entrant at MiHortville. hr graduated from Newport High School. ''K tnr of hi di tinpii hing cliarartrriĀ«tirĀ i-hiĀ way of iMnp thing . Hr iĀ continually lining aotncthing amt orvrr setting i n ligh t Doeā ha great faitli in polygamy, a iĀ M-eti from hi divided nttetition to lie otlirr r . One of hi rhrrrful e.xprrwiou i . 'I am going to wr Mamie. Hr Ini ably diMinpimlied IliltlM-'lf ii an alhlrtr. firing n prominent member of otir varsity foot-ball team for two aurerĀ«Nvr year Ilia popularity in thr clan t well aliowti by Itie oilier which lit i now hohlinc. THE SENIOR MILLERSVILLIAN 47 I.imi , MiUewvillOi I'ii. Now what could artlcXs. I.klie do? She had iiiĀ ā will to say him mt. Normal. I.idii was forim-rlv 11 York tāoiuity girl, anil although -hr )iaĀ resided in MillerĀ vil)e for evcrol yearn. she iĀ 'till loyal to hrr funner holm- .-iml sticks to York County thing . She iĀ inclined to In-11 dretuiirr. hut is at time unite studious. She I' charmed with her Model Sclmol work tin -jmu- 11- -he i- t.-.icliini: ...... maudlin. and her critic t earlier 1. fur more interesting than 1110āt rntir . She is domestic in her taste , mid if solitaires me furcwattier . we limy expect to r ' her the moMing ini.lrc of a happy I ionic in the sweet hyc-mid-hye. Miiiir.i. A. C6t.ro Iāucrtu Iāhtn. Havli. ā¢ā¢|h- never spake a word ot reproach to me. A strong basket-hall player; immher ol the Normal; president nf class. C.h-.vi emu- from the fur-iiYv.iv sunny Itoininican Itepuhlie When 1 ill a hoy. Mike ciiliir to MUlersville to he 1 pupil in the Model s- h.-.l After h-arning to 11-. ICngU-h f0 1-1 v, to- oon-tiniie-cl his studies in the Normal, entering in the fall of IQOA. Active in ucariv every phase of school life. Cocco continued dur-inn the ā¢ums-dinB year and. Iinvin; applied himself diligently in hiĀ« class work, luis now ntlnined to the full stature nf a Senior Although inclined to he hasty under Ā trrĀ Ā of excitement. Mike is usually -iiiiny-natuml and calm. Mike I- host. however, with hi violin, mid can ch.mil ipi niidienee into coiiiphite silence with tins plaintive, tremulous tones of In Iw-lotvd m-tnnm-nt AS THE SENIOR MILLERSVILL1AN I.inua S. (āonnku-y I'pixt Moutelair, N. .1 āAwl 1111 I liny ca . d, anil -till I lie wonder smw Tlml one ā mall head could carry nil die knewiā Hoard of editor ; Normal: basket I .all; a dĀ tm.t wrretarv of 'la- ol āIXS 'Hi -hriajit-eyeil Irtdi In-do i of n nwt ninny and nflectionat. nature. When die wine to n . dm looked von- murli like an llicniiiii youth, with her rhwely-cropjicd head. Itut Millerā ville hie. wrought It wonderful ehiing.; mill lately, hy discarding her hair rllihon and doins up her lock . die i n model, (liquified Senior. I.inda iĀ wonderfully leanird in everything, from clicmiatry mid rnnthrmatir down to niieliiiqlit feast- Shi waste very little time on the hove, mueh to the discomfiture of n certain fair-haired Middler, who m- iniieli amitten. Makiox Connoh (JuurryviUc, Pa. (Ire. I widi 1 wiaii't fat. N'nmud. In Marion, we ran haa t of n wonderful cook Who liuĀ not heard of her creamy Woldi raref.it . her Ā oul--nti fvini: halted hean . her dclieion. fudge or heavenly eoeoa. Happy they who are hidden to her feaotjj! Marion n|.,. enjoy taking āāgym.,ā hut. unfortunately. she vra uiiuhle to gratify her taĀ«le for it because Ā f uddeli mid unneroillitahle attack of illne--, which uĀ«uĀ Hy mine on about d:IA on gym. days; not much alarm, wa felt, for the lUtiirk la led hut little longer than the jwriod. We heard that die wo broken-hearted, but in a few year we expect to leurtl of it Inins healed il(rald). Put me off at HufTttlo. T H SENIOR M I L L F. R S V I L L I A N 49 lh;im ;iiT (ā. (Vihhki.i (āoimii himi. hi. TIiiiI voice that none rim iunt(-)i. Momlier of the Noniinl. W . 'I'. Iā and ii noted tenor Hiujur. Oil! Hi ili lĀ n āMin thins After five month. In n cnul mini . In- mi|Ā«1wl u marked li lĀ«k . for imiinwl Inlmr, mid thi . with -liirlii |i.in nlnl pen-uanmi, indund him toenhr Iānir ViĀ«w Ve.nlemy. Hnmidti nd ille, Iān. After yrndit.itinii llrrlirrl embarked lor Tltr N'orinal Ilo luiĀ« won n reputation n nil nra-lnr, reciter and -intfi r TTk aid' -siy lir Im- -i voice like n turtle, hut we think Ihry nro ā¢.mn wluil partial lni iinĀ of hi hy div pndtinn By total nh.linrnre mid | rrĀ«ovirinee. llirlnrl nun yrC In1 I word of a prominent in law, (ācma I)a visit .... Ijtnrualcr. I'c. Honor women! they twine and weave Iwnvenlv rĀ« in our earthly life. Base. tVo-lia'- demeanor fully jnutifir- hrr name: ā¢aintlv, ā¢eronr. iinnillled hy ordinary trouble , senile and rhariltitvlr- tin r arr the i|itn)iti - wliieh endear her Her character. ā almve imr-t my i'll, iĀ one reaaoti for live fitnoĀ« of tin- i|iiotntinn; Imt there i- nnollwr Thii.e who have Iwori in ('ereliaāa German elas- and hove hi-.vid the el n|UCllce qnil feeling with wliieh Ā hr read Schiller'. Marie Stuart, emmot douht luit that n i|iiotniioii front the aid author will pint - her (Veelin i umiMiidly Ā taid mill Milemii. hut oera-lnn.-illv -he rehixr- het aU'trre demeomn Viid then we mV within the ā¢hriiw Scmm earthly aĀ pimtion Ā hāme. 50 T H E SENIOR MILLER S V ILL IAN M Ivriim. Dimm, .Van Wert. Iāa. Sin- Ā Ā ! Ā«o frv . kind. i Ā | t. i hlv-ed a dUpudUoit. Member of Normal Society, Kvcryone who known Kllwl will astro- tli.it tin- alum- nuotn-lion i very iitlim;, for Kthel iĀ nlwnv found I lit value eheerful irirl In Iwr .tudiev -lie ha- upnlioil herĀ«elf n Ā«t tuou ly, never itegh-rtini: dntir for ploaaun' 'toward tin- rr.il of ln-r Senior year I Ivor uaĀ« m.tnr eliiiiitfe. however, for Ktbcl Ā Ā«Ā« known to lo wvcrnl I hint that really ahocicd uĀ« N'olwilhĀ tanililW. ā¢he ha hnii n pKiil Muilenl anil luta nlwayn conducted lierĀ elf in n ladylike manner. llni.r.x DnNKiKF.H .... I.nnesV'tor. Iāa. Ijltlr hul wiltv.ā ā l'lise. Iāllfoillllinldv, Helen iĀ« nut in stood health, ami would von know what wie'ki-d iiiM-rohe iĀ jin-wnt in hrr ā¢v tem? II iĀ« a ā¢eeret Iml I will tell yon Till microtw i railed Idleiiew. ll would not Irl lor Ā lud.v Hi-lory of ICduention: it Ini lo an nfltnvAlel aiiiiek of Hint ni the mere inrntion of Mmtbctnniie ; il tolerated (irnunii Alllimiih Helen ii idle, aim iĀ« mil indolent, for tliere are mow tilings wmeti site actually lakes pleĀ«Ā«ure m doing One of the tiiinip ā¢he like- to do iĀ write Verne. whieh in well worth readmit. I wins: hriitlil and Mmkluut with humor. Well, Helen, we nil widi you the lieit kind of luck, and an rally recovery from your malady ' T H E SENIOR MILLERSVILL 51 I A N May l)uu;noiiN Klizrtbcthtown, Iān. I nrn Miklft when I dug 1'iuee Society. May. a droop worker for Page Society. i- our of tin- blight UirU ill our elĀ .Ā . She ā¢ truly o ā¢ Million girl, a nil lirr hi ichhor on third hall ran lĀ« tlfy, for ahe ri-e nr all unearthly hour- of Ā«lu night to atutly. AĀ n rnudt, -hr Ā tnmlĀ« well in Iter elaā jflie i-v n talented girl, a Ā Ue phiyn I In piano mnl Inn u voire f wonderful range, luring aide to Ā ing anything from li. -- to w-prnito. Till' latter ni-eointdidiinent ha- made lor noted mnl ninny of the ā¢indent in rluifwl upend it great deal of time in di tingui liiug lirr melodious vote ;. A. I a'.nai'Iit rnion IJt-p mil, IV.. 'ā¢Ilia tltntiehj an- nlwaye sweet, HĀ«vauĀ«e Iio'h 'l.tā 'Ā oil the lĀ fĀ tn Normal Society: foot-hall (Jeorgr liM honored the world with ho pr ā¢eiiee Ā otne forty year ago, more or ler.Ā«, at leant that o tin- way it i recorded in ill - rnryrlopcditt, Faumty never Itelievrd in working hard, and ever liticc he 1m h u nt M S. N. S. In- lias devoted all hi spare moment- to editing unhook. entitled āT -n Tlioimand .Sng-geMioin Oil How to l.ite Without Work ā He lĀ siImi 0 ladle- ā imilt āāābeing wtuiur.' he doesn't know what tliai mean t present, however, hr -rein to he 'gaining ground, (ientge, 'Have faith and druggie on.ā 52 T H E SENIOR MILLERSVILLIAN M kv Furri;it . .Sc-hnefTerstiiwit, Pa. ā¢( li 11 11) Tinted ami Fair ā Normal Socintv. TliiĀ ā¢limit uiniilm i nĀ K t patriotic to her Itomo town, uml for that riMiui die IĀ aĀ ydrcleil SfluH Jcr, Junior student at JefTerviu College. Mart line' a rlminilng nfu , ami is tnetuhor ill tlie Normal Society ijuartettc; yet. in Ā pite of her fame Ā u ā¢inger. ā¢hi I |uli'l nml unassuming. We shall not attempt to prophecy how long Mary will remain in tin- mnl; of tonrncM. nut, jiiilgilis from iIn many letter from Harry. there may ā¢oon Ix-om good teacher low M.MIHI. Fikko !.:iiifivKli r. Pa. ā¢'Her wire Wo ever -oft. gentle nml lowāoil iixcrllriit thing iu o wotiinii. Page Mabel iā¢ a good -indent, I Lard-working nml con-Mention-To ull appearance, -die ii Staid nml t vre. hut liehlnd a mad. of xilriunity lurk the ā¢living gTitcv ol Itiimor. That -enw of humor ha tilwny enabled lirr to Ā oe-ilver lining in the dorkr-t rloinl. It n -i-teĀ«l her to laugh wlirli we were assigned two rliopter in CliuMi upon which to he eviitnined a week after; It brought a wan -mile to her fore when fifteen pager in llntori of Induration were nr-ignisl u at one fell -woop. Mnhcl, elierioli thi spark of humor, nml it will he a great factor iu the -ilree- we pmliet for you. THE SENIOR MILLERSV1LLIAN 53 Howabu 1'. Franklin...............................Berwick, Pa, Willi temper ralin nini niilil, And word of nbflunid tone. Normal ā¢ā¢lien. an up all know, i the li|hl lx it ā¢! tlie rlĀ .Ā« llr iĀ ā¢'JiitMVitly driving to lieeome tlic wjuiil of'tlw prr oti for whom he Im been named. Ii older to rearh tin idrnl, hr expect to Ā« Ā to (Ire.-. .- to attUly I-it in One of ht- favorite occupation i In tint dilute water liag along the hall One of hi chief rluirartori-tic i hi voratiiou appetite. After all have retired from the dining mom. Hen will often he wen loitering about the door trying to plan hi keen eve on .i reja'lttl enmih. He wniw to take a great intercut in the Indie , lint age mid fear of the Dr.'ā have prevented III developing any Ā riouĀ ā¢trike. VĀ :ltl A I'l.'I.Mt.tt Philadelphia, lā:l. Singing airy tritlr . thi or that Member o( Normal In Ā pite of a few -upcrtluoii. air and grace , Verdn iĀ verv well liked, and by tur |Utt t air of trpow and etiltnre, command the re-pert of every one Her devotion to Until, a Middlcr, I really too hcautiful for prtrtaie life It take Ā«ie l n -J, to the dav of mythology, ill which Damon and f'ythia mre.rr presented Iry Verdn and Hutb, Verda l aĀ never del veil deep in the golden More id knowledge. Imt, riei rrtheh- . die ha done very well nod haĀ«alwnvĀ hclinvrd like tlx- perfect lady which all ugrw- that ahe i . r 54 T HE SENIOR M I LLERS V I LLI A N I.k.w G.vrt'ii :i.i. Iāetore Creek, l a. Evtrj- lime l idĀ mo come. I come: wcrythinj: Ā l e bid me do. Ido.ā Iāit so: cl - biiaket-lwdl tnvu l ovr iĀ ibe bnut-Ā mnĀ ber of our cine- Hr i irt I u nilidddre athlete Hi only deformity iā freckle Iteforo m-lerins till ā¢rb M l be graduated from Fulton High bool Hi-ambition i to liMMnn n ācowpunebrr 1 mul own n ranch in ('iilifnrnin; but. iuileĀ he everĀ bin ooiuieetkm with n certain young siti of the class, lie will l e forced to become n laical Option wxvrker or eojil miner in the region f Wilkew-Unrre. .1, Koi.ank (iii.nKKT ( uarryvilU-. Pa. And unr I lliinl. this fruit t- buns too high Fuse: vnrwity f m(doll; bĀ Ā e-ball. If cleanliness is next to godliness. ā¢Jav I alnuot an angel. It lias been known to take him three bourn to take a Imth and then an additional tud 'luuir- drr. hlmwrlf. His favorite pastime i eatingāwlten wimrhody else buy . Tlie innĀ t at-traetive feature of hi ix'i-oiiaUty i liiĀ hiipo. which iĀ symmetrical to the letter During Hie fooldiall season be wĀ Ā« never known to go into a rush without hr t combing hi hair. He iĀ« ii graduate of Quarryville High School. Ā« Ā T II E SENIOR M I LLERS V I LLI A N 55 I'i.mhk.v. k CoonKNoi'fiii (ilhilmui, l i. Tlntti Ā«he will talk. good god , bliw ā In: will talk! Iāage. What ourrlax would have done without her bright intellect, we hĀ mil knew; nor ! we want t know; the men- thought iĀ too appalling. We thlit Ā«hr nmy lie of Celtic dr.-eelit, Iml -lie lux hern carefully folier-alimc it. by a dil'irrnt tudy of (U-nnnn, until Ā«lw he- become u veritable little [hitch maid In teaching, ā¢In- rank- A-l Her Ā«peciul bent I in the dln-e-tinn of viciice. ami we think that |wrhtt|i- die chrrixhc the BCcret ambition of tx-conilng a mm-diiiI Madam Curie Wo an-not million rod to ay thin; it i- merely n xunuii- I tut t hi - wo know, that whatever āHuff may ā¢eek aĀ .1 life profcewoii, ā¢lie will he a MiCCe . Kimiikii .1. Grimm .Millersville, Iāa. lie beam linn-ell like 11 gentleman. Non mil: Glee GJuh: whool photographer Kimber iĀ« onr curly-headed lĀ«oy frotn Itauphlu County lie tiiĀ t Ā«iw the liuht of day in -1 eniintry home-Ocad in Xorthutn hcrl.md County In |t Ā I he graduated, ax Ivdulntoriaii, at Miller-burg High rh-hnol. lie taught -ehool two year-, but ui.t raring to teach a miuinon Ā ohonl all hi- life, hr decided ā¢ lietter prepare him-āIf for life hv taking a COIir e 3t Miller-ville At thr Normal. Kitnlier ii noted amt lovnl Ā«npportcr of V M.C . iiiontlwr of Glee- Club and Camera fiend. Oftrr tin- Ik v lire awakened l thr ntt-lodioua -oUnii of hi- JewVharp. Keep on. and you wifi lee a iiiuxieinn, ni 1010 of Kate, 56 THE SENIOR MILLERSVILLI AN M vjiv R fiiuĀ vĀ ;.. Muddy CrĀ« k Forkri, Pn. Fair without; faithful within. Cuptnin of lou-Ur-Kill I Mini; Y W, Ā«' A. Tlii Page lady imit- from famou York C-ounly, and i of a iiio i lovable iU po i('ioii. s tĀ«r i very excitable, a Ā Ā« evident from her conduct ln t winter, when (hr wn (rmriiwl by the tU ajipeamnee of n certain imich-prl cd -iln pillow, upon which Man' w Ā wont to lay Iter fnir head and indulge in green ea.lir . She i a fine' girl lint lrr iĀ loĀ t in the realm of love, S . n Cupid lot pierced her hevirt thnnish and through with the long abaft from In- golden quiver. We wully fear Ā he i liope-hālv gone, for a certmn Senior let o.-v f will .tormed the ā¢ itmlel of the heart and Millcnville ha lately Itecnnr to them a veritable Ivdni. We Ih |n for them 5rwnra ile may liecotne :Ā« reality, ln lead id Ā« dream Crack Hackman Millcr-villv. Pa. Thru he not coy, hut uv- your time, And while you tuny, p marry, Normal. A mlate Senior, who wuĀ idway. eareil to death b Mi I .vie, U Croce. On account of Iver ā¢tudiou nature, little i known of Iwr In-voud her cla -room work. She ha never had the ttleaaure of a rail lo the olliee. nor ha lĀ r. byte had ncea-.ii,I, to tell tier dir wn infatuated She i n noted main hater, but tlii elwrarten-tie do w not hinder her from enjoying a niooii'light walk to and from the Spelling Uee ller favorite exprewion iĀ«, I'd fed like a nth-k .ā THE SENIOR MILLERSVILLIAN 57 Kuz.Mii.rii lli.Mim rc Conlclm, Iāft. She'Ā hr-jlltlful, llii'refori-. to I... wninl Normal. Iiuaket-hnll; ..-rf.'tiiry of ('boo. of 'IN Elizabeth. Otherwise known aĀ« llohliin.' and ā¢olii'.'- tinir-ji lirtny Kegylll, L of n Very lovable ilUjxwitKiii; at leant ... one of oiir Seniors recently confided to hi' ā¢ā¢limit Ju t a! pfitwnt, Ā«he spend' iinirli of tier time pUyiltt; tennis, l ut it lĀ linnl to vat wliethrr It i a twmU same or .a low same she iĀ pLnviiu Iāll!- rla-- of I1. MIS should he prom I to claim Khadveth i- one of it. member . since nlu- proved liersell tin- -tar plnyi-r of tlv iprbā Ki-kot-hall team. Utbnufb die doe not exjiret to remain in the End. ahr will alwuv have u |dnre in tin- heart of her elaĀ niatrs Ktiii.i. Hartman 'ololimok. Pit āTiilliini: Ā he ktiyw not why; and cured nnl wliai ā Normal. Ktlifl iĀ it Jolly. Kood-nutnred little creature It went- aĀ« II nothin:: ran drive nwny her ā¢titinv -mile . for tliruu li thick anil thin, .ho i- iilnav the miiiie. I tin- of tier favorite |Ā«aĀ lime i rtvMliiiM I.ntin fteally, Ethel la far in mlvuncc ol mod lĀ irU a! her a(jo in thin rv-jiert. She ha lieoti known to ri o in Latin claĀ«- and hvcotrit Mi'ilitenaiUxI in the dorr while die wra IrandalittK it, that when the time came to turn tlw pine, RtWi mini I w in oiarim: to height Ml Mihlimr thill -lie (oreot to do Ā« , tĀ ml went on reaifin:; in her lofty strain, 58 T H F. SENIOR M I L L E R S V I L L I A N Houai i: (i. Hastings............. Dover, Del. ' It on tin- Hidden lie begin to n e, No ninn that live con count lit cuetnic . Normal; Governor! (irottt -tup-! ' I don't give a kilty. I tom -it l-Ulirrl, Hu -ot fount V, IVl.. nehonlrd lit Ijltirol, taught two year in f imĀ« County ami entered M S. S. iti fall of llX . mid ha attended the entire iiin -term dm-c Horace i rnmr-t mid Ktudinu in liiĀ« work and ā¢land wi ll in .-hi . and i given to flight of oratory l v way of diverdon Horace ho w-vernl time. lĀ 'Ā«'ii reproved liv the Dr. for talking to tl n Indio . I.ut lm Ini reformed The āGovernor i ambition to graduate from Dirkirototi mid Iwcoiue n I'rof. Oijvk II.vvki New Mloont field. Pa. Miwliipf, thou art iifoot. Take What rniirw thou wilt.ā Pago: secretary Y. V C T. t . 1.0 1 year, on account ol ill liralth, Olive was forced to forego the plra-utv of graduating in the claw of 1907, hut hrr sacrifice will l c more than com| ii atrd by tlio Ā urpu . ing tilenniif and honor of gradualinj with the chfii of tWWfi. dive ha a iioiiiil for improvising anti executing laughable untie , of which the |iilft rile of a gun from a too confident hunter i an example. One would hardly imagine that our Ā«uidy-Ā tirkā iĀ a mini tcrā daughter, except, perhup . from her ability at making fable on the Ā pur of the moment THE SENIOR MILLER SVILLIAN 59 .1. William Hkim lxĀ vill r, Pa. Oli. wlial a yaw am I In! .VĀ«-oclatc editor Mii.iJ'u vit.-UAS: Page Society; varrity and claĀ« lootā¢! all and bsmkrtdiull tOUlii; vicv-prcddcnt of chiā John William Heim, appeared on the ccne at Mllloroville after ā¢ ponding two tcnnĀ« a ilotruetor in the public -cl mol. II.1 Ā«:i. placed here undcc tin1 gunUlii-o of lit brother, who cniduutod in 1(105. Sine- tlmt time. Bill lia n| parriitl Ik-cii going a.trav In tin. fall of 1007 he engaged in a | itoli-Ing ppnu) roii!i t with wvmil of hi rituwmnle-. In which lie uaĀ ā¢uiWMful in winning a 1 Wr t -eni girl, and lia lieon con-.tantly turning hi- -t.'ii toward tlie lUKdion of lit wiling lUin KfOm that tiim-on hi Senior dignity ha l en Jowly dogrncrntiu;: it hi.k- I Hr. 1 Now Providence. Pa. ā¢ fVwĀ«e not from your ijur-t until ye find. Biuitie man-iigvr Mlu.r.n vii,uVs; . laĀ j.r.ājd. ni. I1IO0. trenĀ iirw. M07; Oler 'lnl : Pago Society. I imrlr. i. a graduate of Quarryvillr High Scliotd. '0, He entered MiUcravilln tin- -a me Spring nnd early -liowcd lii aliility ii. an orgnniri-r, l aving I wen known to orgnuire gang for the imrpoĀ«e of haring. purloining grain- and vnriou- other MufitĀ . to the diwonriituro of I ho faculty Charleyā wt ā¢ail on I In1 mm .if oorial prominence very ouĀ«|iii-iouĀ«ly, hul In I'HIT loot hi MaĀ t and unrhorvd under tin1 ā¢hiĀ«- But lie ā¢liortlv lifted anchor and ha ever dure lieen drifting on the uncertain ā :ā W. all earnctly Ik-i - that hi hip may lie moored and held by ātho tic that hind . 60 THE SENIOR MILLERSVILLIAN Ma.mii: IIoFKitr.isTKK .............................. Auburn. I'a. ā ā | l manner- jprilth , of affection milil l'nsr. Mamir i i dnrk-haired, dnrk- vnl maiden Iioiii Schuylkill Coiltily N'o ā¢me cun lemrinhcr o'cinj; her ever look rows ot worried. Ini! she - the ovcii tenor of Iver way with Invnrinhle I'liccrfulin- nml placidity Shi- iĀ« mueh hn'l'med to see flic Ilium side ol life, w Iter room-male- run testify. After dark-uc'tt .111 1 friendly silence limit fallen nil nrouittl. Mamie's happy sink'll ciui lif lifitnl re-e-vlitiini (lirmij;li flic ouirt hulls U'liife nt home she delights in look', nnKitdlght Ā irollā, ami if wliat Ā r hear i- true, !Ā«ā¢ tint not take limn liy hi r-eIf MV fear Mamie will tlt-irl the r.iiik of teacher liefom litany year . ,ln . V Hoovck Kinxer. Iāa. Ye arc yd more hoy than limn. Nonnal- Mustclan in Sunday morning prayer imctiiu:, Ā it in daneitu! let - nml fancy tlrill-. .Innas wit I torn nt l.rutnnn Marc, Iāa lie spent hi curly ycjr on the farm, nml came to the Normal in lltaS, a nii-tic ināmode ami manner Thrcmcli various stage of ilevelojanerit lie ha emerged from tin- Iwvdn.v tit the tinder-I'lnK-iā II vn-si- siui|l)if l. fl-)m t. d. thnilk'fi somenliat hnshflll Senior, nith an Ininomlito record, a fantastical innliitiem nml a 3titliou hefitting the nnnie Joe He has ever hern n in; debater in the Normal nml ullir the high note in the choir nml fileo Cluh. Joeā i conscientious nml litis not hern heard to utter -trouser ejaculation than Lund's feikelā UOod-nev | nml I do tlrcltire! It is hoped the l ate will reward our youthful classmate with the victor laurel T T H E SENIOR MILLERSVILLIAN 61 Anna M vkv Hostkttkk . . Oregon, lāu. How gentle IMtm the maiden. Nonn.il rwa-iely nmĀ Mary iĀ mu' of tlioro qilirt, unaktumltig liirl , āIn- ha not |iti lui| her-Hf into tlir jov of aorinl lift while ni tin' Normal. Iiut, lu'Vcrt Ilcb- , ā¢In- haĀ« Won tlif confidence and rĀ |R'Ot of her rl.w nĀ«tĀ«-Ā ll hough -lw lmĀ« not ā¢hown any ivrefcrvnee for nnv inrmhnr Ā« f live ojh im(v Ā«ex. yet, Ā« ā¢ fool wife in | n j )io- vin , tlmt hy will ā¢ā¢itno day !Ā«ā¢ the'mean of Imuging joy and hopplllcg into tlw life of mĀ oc fortunate man. ('aroi.ink I.. HoffK ................... .... Oakville. Iāa. Imaging niililiuir and lupirntinn high Normal (.'iitulinc i into of mir honor girl- SIm- i- exceedingly liriglit. Slmlt ' t āŗ).. Ā«lie never tudii- ! lint how doc die get the knowledge.ā 81 ir iĀ« :i MminHi mcnihrf of the Normal l.itrmry, nlnayn willing to lift in a debate, an ewy, or anything Unit mpim-talent. Carolinr i liriniful of fun ami earrim her burden of work lightly enough. Although a irry good, mtlirr jĀ«ouĀ« girl, dm ii known to engage eiiwiipjl) in many a daring trick, the knowhvlce of which would Ā«hock the watchful faculty Ilv her genial tI podlinri, Caroline ha- won nuiny frirniU. and her clavmiatc will alwas remember her cheerful voice mid pluaunt Mttile. 62 THE SENIOR MILLERSVILLIAN Kmc K. Joxl- . Wilkes-Bnrro. l a. Anil lirr ilnrk ften, how eU |iiiTit' Auk wliat they would. 'iĀ n cmobnl.' Pusir; bwikrt-bjill: viee-prcĀ iilriit Y 0. I Iā. Tbit young liulv without r doubt I In' Iml reciter, not only in Hu- rlu -, bat in ā¢ctmol l.fll lu ninny talent . but. aim! ā to- irill uup, If it eniiāt lw ulwmt tlw erlMMtl, it iiuiĀ l tw tlw next iiinn t plni Mount J. v Sim1Ā« i grrnt lover of poetry, ulivavn nijo.yms the āpoel'ii corner in thf library, li-vrliiw in tlw āā¢uliUmily ā¢( nul communion, In ā'Kaeiniffit UyĀ , tiliptilcV IJiur, parlor, etc.. were iirrfrrml. Imt now itlivtliiuc in lii'ii (Iwv. will ilo Poor Kf! We fear tlii- will lir her Wntcr iw. Ktlir iĀ a very ccnorou till, ninny Irndmc lain, etc. Gfprrinlly doeĀ Ā ln' delight in baviui; ā¢pn.ul for her frii'inl . Git ace Jones .... Tyrone, l ii. Ik' to Imt virtue very kind. IVfir Pat liaĀ recently taken It Into her bead to nrjMtaw n circu in wlurli die |4ny ji double part, that of proprietor ami root median In a vcrlain net. while n clock was lieitiR loiWwl, n new Actor -uddenlv uppeanil on tlir Ā«cenc and mn iiwnv witli tlw clock Since tlw dtoippewnmoc of Iwr dock, Grace ha frequently I Mini wen t rollinji into room II about 7-.10 iiotcnd of :1ft ' Above all Iwr other Murlkti, Grace devote rmĀ t of tier lime to advanced I-atlii She eaya it i (wkwdmi die cMium-pluteM catering college, bill we liavc mir doubt . THE SENIOR MILLERSVILLIAN 63 (ā¢ii.v . F. K. r rĀ t. N Dover. I'n. U.V lii laugh )ā¢Ā« ā¢Ivatl know him. Cage Rwivnl preliiniiutry training ut the York County Aradettiv, T.anglit m'IimoI two year nod came to M. S. X. S . hr ', in the Ā |Wiit of ItHIft: attended again in the ā¢pritig of and nil of laĀ t year ami tide year. Oniric iĀ ludiou and cotiH-ieiitiou l-.thin lil ela Ā -work nml in every . lĀ y life, lie .onrwhat retiring nml unite huxhful. imperially when nmwtlfd liy one ol ti.r hater, clutri iĀ rtrietly tuntperntc m all hi lahltr,e eĀ pt thiit of laughing. When IviutYmaii laugh . all the n-ighlior-hnod hear mul laugh , too You're marie of the right xtuflF, Charlr . go on aĀ von nrv. only don't he too ho-tile to the girl Ai.ot K. Ki:i;i;kki:i Derry Church, Iān. The hoy with tlm grave limtheiuatiral look licuutl of rdi-torĀ ; Cage; (ilee (lull Milne mine to ii from llenliey lligti ttelmol in the winter of tmv . Hr i one of the linn I worker of our ela Ā . nml the n-Mili of hi work ! apparent to tlnĀ e who come in oini.n t with him. He i email of Mature Init loom large ihtellc t He ā¢ very jnumi-lar with the memlier of the gentler ex. anil nltlnwigh of a ipxlrl. retiring nullin', lie i our of the iiuurt admit leawr in whord 64 THE SENIOR MILLERSVILLIAN tvDNA l hrki Derry Church. I'n A foot More Ihtllt. a tep true. Ne'er from lilt lieatb flower dadiod tin- dew. Kilim i very fond of wliiliiiR itwny lirr -pure moim-nt-. in tlie library. mimiiK over the latiwt work of In r favorite tthlir 'iiulbon. Sin- al-o bn ii gmat deal ā¢ ( trunblr to prevent Iut alarm clock (tom going oil juM about tin- time the ball tcnrlwr i I limine tin- comer after light Ināll . Ivdlln iĀ« Ihc cliaiupinti walker of tin- daĀ Ā«, ami lirr ability alone thin line win. tilled In Washington, in l.er moonlight to tin- Potomac She lun taken lip teaching uĀ n prv fcw ion, but -lie think flint entcr-tninine minuter i :ā mure lightful occupation. ami we mini not blame lirr if -hr may wi b to change lier life work, ami mill to lmr own Ā . well it to .iiinr oilier |Ā r-ni' hnppiin .Ā Sava KĀ .tiKimi i Derry Church. Iān. āOooil nature anil good -clue liltl.t ever join.'' Page Society. i Ā ne o( Suva' chief ilitctĀ - tĀ iĀ the -tinly of animal life. Slie Ini!. Iwooine mi elfirtent along tbi line tluit i l e b.ii In'roine :i no min r of tin- Second Mull Menagerie, to which only tin- world' hiĀ«t trained miimiil belong Her iuntntioil of n dog iĀ ā¢Ā« good tliat teacher armed with elulm and crowbar guarded the tnir-wnv to aitdi tlie ā loft. but in vet they have not -.ucccrdrd Sava iĀ« iiIm. nlwmt to graduute in tlie ori of rapid evnimnitioti She get iiiueli practice in thi during at inly period, whrti anything Mutml liken teaeber,and Sain happen tube in ā¢ome room otlirr than lmr own. T H E SENIOR MILLERSV ILLIAN 65 Hanna Kikki-kh . . ... Millcwlnirg, PĀ«. Mv lidtiiilni: power were nwnl, And nverv thought in dlenee hiini! Ami wroinlroUH iĀ xj r -tiilMĀ n.'' Xonmil llauiuth !ā¢ one of tinā tvi-iāiii nud most tltani ml Senior Her wl d nn tin oveerd her year She i a lullliful Normal Sktety worker, ii Ā u|iport In the CliriMlsui urjjuniiĀ«iionĀ«. mnl n irĀ Ā«ā¢! ii IVlphiitii i tmi'li- wlii'n mini' of her njorr fooliidi Ulct need mlvn-i'. Shi . Iin vr.' it faith in tin ovjhiIh iky of her way. ntnl ā¢tato her opinion w ry. very firmly. Hminith. we Ā Ā«nm you. will !Ā«ā¢ a linn- for Ā«om wiĀ e mini to cii| tutv. for die run Ā ew. eorilc, in vhorl, i nil neeniii| lt hiNl hoiwkcener She u-ftH to lie developing .nine temk'ln'ie toward MrlhodiMii mul moonlight ā¢tmllĀ«. Sadie H. Kinuk; ... lā:t She jKiinti an nrdiKHi height where glory lie Anil leaehn nuiil ambition to lie wUe.ā Hoard of editor ; Normal Literary. Sadie i one of the highly aecoinptiĀ«hed member of our rln -She i .in mlept in the ii-e of | en anil |nmcil, mill h.t- worked faithfully rĀ«- the urtiĀ«t of the editorial lilafT of llm Mll.l.r.lia-Vll.l.lAN Sadie lĀ« g.iliijj Wed -Oine time in the ā¢weet hv .inti liv.ā We liofie the Wedorii men may luive more uei............ the Kadern ntn ā llave hud. for. Ā he deelnre- idle h.v never hern III line. I KillāI put it ofl ton long. Sadie, for low ā¢ like llii-nieanlrA nil the Yrorw when it eoine later in lifr 66 T H E SENIOR M LLERSVILLIAN (āi.akkno: S. Koi'i XefTsvilk . lāa. (nmh (I.mu In. hnir! lĀ ok! look! it ā¢tnmU upright!ā Xoniuil: varsity foot-lmll team CbKnn I mil fnun nlwiut four miles up again ! I.ititx. lie wtuĀ one of our day ntuilmW until hi Senior year, when lie ileetiltal lie needed a more Ā«lrriiiĀ wii life ami IwM-ame one of tin ā¢Starā bonrdpn. Teddy ha a wrakni- of talking much oImmii lit . !wl irvrui!i t during hi eventful, young life, tlie tnltli ami veracity ā ! which Matemont have never been doubted. 1 hiring tlie muter lie boraitin enamored of a certain Myle of hair cut which, without hcĀ«itulion, he miopteil Ever since theti lie lm I wen rullnl āTeddy Ih-nr or Toddy.ā Ki.ur.it R. Khaviim.i. Mi. Joy. lān. āWorth make the man, Pace Society: vioo-prrsnknt N M C. A.; Cdoc lulĀ : pn-ident of eln--. Wmer, one of our Maytown hunch. tvtw horn near Maytown. At nil earlv iĀ Ā«c lie entered Maytown High School. graduated in ItkKI. |Ā«iM-gr.nl mile course in HUM, He then taught i liool for two ye.tr , beside attending n Ā ummer school In 1005. Elmer then taking more interest In the pmfr li n of teaching, ile-riileil Income to MS. X.S., where he hn+hccn ever Ā«infe. While here, lie distinguished him-elf in ntanv ways. He i von1 sue-Ccoful in hi ā¢ titties ''Sociology ā being hi hobby He ā¢Italics noon anil night, hut In Ā«MĀ Ā i nrfrliĀ« aiul JrritrwiĀ«i tune is near Morning. T HE S E N I O R MILLER SVILLIAN 67 1'ttAXK W Khkidkr .. Lebanon. Iān. āā¢Even mnn haĀ hiĀ (null, nod hamwtv i lnĀ« Normal; bather ball; (ilrr (lull. Heins fond ā¢ ( udwhief. hi father kept liim on tin- farm fur ā¢mini- time Four yww ago, IwwniBi! MHnowlmt indifferent nlioiil farm Work, lie decided in prvjurr for onr noble profes-ion, teeordinglv. In? entered the liu tle ium! buttle id the Normal lifo. frank I not unknown In llir rooial life of tile nclmol. aleo inker n great inUrnl In niti ic. and Ā«aĀ a member of our Ā lnr l aĀ«ke(-b.dl Irani. Frank iĀ a creat vbitor, and even evening lie mat li - ā ā¢en going around hwtrth hall. Iin| | criing into evĀ r room, Frank, the eta expect lo lirnr of you nr pral'1 -ouie ilay. h set liuvy. Ivumi; II. La voir. Kliznlicihtutvn, Iān. To In- merry lieĀ ! become you, For out of i|twĀ tiuh. you were bom m a merry bour. Page. Et ie iĀ little-yen, but oil my! You'll not believe that ā¢ ā¢mall a | rn onojic iĀ capable of mnking mi much nowe. Bui, could von lĀ c w fortunate a to lie pruwent at one of Or rewind ball Itarnvard entertainment . youād diĀ covrr how I nip it ia that ll the lit I If thins fhat count. KlĀ«e iĀ« one Ions continuation of Ā«niilc . -inili-r, mil - Even the fourth erode in the Model School did not aiiinliUatr them. May Ā«he carry her happy di po ition throush fife and brighten the larker |JnccĀ with ā¢uimliiur. 68 T H E S E N OR MILLERSVILLI AN Jk.vny Lrmsi____________ ..___________....... Lnuoaster. Iāa. āTlit' irmiil with I lie KfliliMi hiiir.'' Page There i .1 minor that iltiĀ« ncw-tlfilgfd loiirlvr haĀ lonp hāiu c Im'Cii inintu ii lir.irl II Hit- ii the caw, Ā«w 0 her | U| ili. for viirily. n teacher without :i Imsirt U n (mor luviotinent. Hut ImtImim kIic lĀ Ā āotncoHe rlf't. If tl.ii in tlio ra-i'. we Iumw. It i in ti'iiili'r nml good Ā tin- one ,Ā«!u- uĀ«Ā«| to have; if it n not, tln ii idle Im- iloio a hail drokir of hininei- Well. Jenny, If it Ii tme that you nre not heart wlioln and fancy frve, we may ā¢.mi linvi- rsiitM? to tegcvt tin- dwrtion of otic jrnoil recruit from I lie rniilc of teacher-. Hi,wait: M. l.t'T ...........................; I-am-aster. Pn. What I will. I will, and there' an coil ā I'itge Tin iihove i|iK Inti n M rhnniclvriilir of l.utxy She doe-ā ill ilmt i ni|uiml of her fnml thi- ii Ā«yiiig a good deal' hut never n hit mote. I.uIjv heartily ilUapjimvn of enrfy riving inn] never made her n| |K-.xmin'o on tlie -cone of action liefore W n. m. Hut nliii! owinu to the Incl tlmt the Senior (irnniinar I'l.iM rcfitcil at S n in.. -In vrai forvwl to dure-nrvl her de-ire-i for the lirit time during her earner nt Miilcmville) anil Join the liierry tlitnnu in the eh.i|fc-l at x o'clock l.ulrv li greatly given to making very forcihlc remark , wlilcli are of n -widen and c |4odve ehumetcr. Tināe forcible remark , her gener-iv-itv niui keen ā¢en o of humor make her an exceedingly inter-e-tinj; nml )Ki|iuhir nirl āSop early fur Slatulir In appear.' THE SENIOR M 69| ILLERSVILLIA N Kith I.. MpAu.i-teb New Dimvillo. Po. 'IllMr U little of tlx nirlunrlmly element in her We juder that lliith i- of n Ā©mowhM philowphir turn of mind, owiiiL' to the fart that Ā he I in (hiring her ā¢i-hnol day nt MiUeroviile met with the bkmI dire rttlamifir with Mulling fare and Imp ' for the (uturĀ - Knth ttoe not believe m overworking licrxlf, hut iĀ very fond of mnkiiiit good ro-olutiorm, whether tlw nrr rurriod out well, the It- nkl the liettir ltuthv ha ā¢ Ā lone n li t of iHtrll anient admirer that -he wn eoinpefl.d to M|tieleli unite a mimlier. She iĀ of rnern a ih-| n-itinn that to know Ivrr U to love her. Mariii ittiKK Denver. P:i She- pretty to walk with, l)d witty to tall. with. And | lrn .int, too, to think on Normal 'Hie poet nnt t have had lUniiehe in mind when lie wn.tr them line , for tlwy apply mot littinely to thin niriv-hairvil ehi Ā inateof our She i- ulwny- jolly, cioid-nnturod mid ready for oinr fun. Though you would never -u-iwet it. our Hl.n rKr took n fnnry for Ā t inlying drug .1 and n he found it mther drift-rnlt, it pn ini iitg young pharmĀ ei t from Iālnliirielphin joyfully volunteered hi ji i tnnco. Hut now pharmacy trctni to lw Wfilrttril, n- they appear -fti'ids interested In lew weight) hut far more engrowing mhjtrt . Her favorite ocfu potion during v neat inn i- li-hing; many an hour -hr upend in that eport. 70 T 11 Ā£ S ENIOR M I L L E R S V I L L I A N Kmilv M M utt ........................... Clurktwville, Va. Ik- Vi rĀ t proud that you wui Ā«Ā AH heart your ra|illuV Ikianl id Editor . AĀ Ā iĀ tniit Keeirtnry Ha āOS, S'onual Emily i one of the jollieĀ t. most raptivatim; sir! in our rlaĀ«Ā« and her wnteomc approach iĀ always limklol by A Ā nrijj. I.itit c wiĀ Emily' I mu ii lor n'vcral yrorĀ , then ā¢ nmr to M S . S, iiikI plnrcd her affection on' lli Ā«Ā«ir lly llu right mini At (Ik i'imI of lire miilillr year, n rri-iĀ« curin' in Emilyā life, m the ā¢lia|w nf a grand migration to Vinrinin Sin had born down in OliI Ihiuiinion lĀ u( ii few we !, when ho ilcVolopod an nrdenl interest III Nature Study, now ā¢lie draw- u and linppi-liny front rlote. Iwnft-tn-hcart rouunuiiiun widi tlie Virginia Wood. (iRu r, Mvmr.rt .. I.ykons, Iāa. The weet ā¢iratn of a Miinmerā dayPage; ImAct-hall AĀ the soloist of I'.KtS, ('.nice lias already Iteroiue fiuuoua. Singing and Iocjkiiis form a large purl of her daily programme, and when wearied by llvtwe. slip ocCUpie her lime by going In rliyom and studying, although we will not Ik nil autlmrity for the hitter. Grnec iĀ« dec|Jy interested in all hind of athletic : tennis and lxĀ kot liall. each in itĀ wnuon. claim her iindivideil attention, It in my! i Grace' native state i Pennsylvania, ā¢hr ā¢ loe not deny that there i a warm spot in Iwr heart for Ohio. Especially is he bititfrUnl in wMoe ill Ohio' ediirationiil institution . one Of them liribK Ohio Northwestern THE SENIOR MILLERSVILLIAN 71 nn. S. MvmiKWj. ('hwtertown, M :. Woman, lovelv woman, thou wrrt made to temper mini, lāĀ«W TnsĀ i oui only Maryland Maid, bill n keen admirer of nil I'onmvlvnnlaiui. imperially' doeje-yonxd hum. Tbuush ā¢be look verv demure, xcilate nnd law-abiding. Vet alte ha- Iwcn known (0 (xevme m worried ovrr licr miĀ«deedĀ lluii alio would call Up tlw police station iliyil iii.d.t that Ā be wnĀ winded. .She i- ā¢uldret to indent otlHi k of lijutnio, mpeWallv on certain night nft r bell . thereby ramini; Ā li-aclnr much alarm nnd iw- -lā¢ Cuirolling in tbc vicinity of brr room. Six- i a Mautich believer i temperance nnd on one ocrarion -iirprocd bcr friend bv In r evident mi Mill II to tlw wm and the dry in our country Nan' friend, like to teu e her by iiwunti); her Hint Idaho need Iwr. but we hope not (ora while Hi.nkv S. Mat ................................tahiuiou, I'a. Wliat lie ay you may believe, toil |min vour oul upon It. Normal. Heinrich ;ā¢ n young man of (imiian devernt ; nml IndiMry, n elmraetcri.tic ol the ficnnnn people, i very prominent in him lie iĀ .1 | en on of very nnaāniiuns dhporition, nut tlioĀ«e w ho arc oi fortunate a to know him, find a depth of iiiHlrotnnding and diameter lie iĀ« a mudeian of ability and a member of the Normal nrcb.-.trn He ha never been known to make love to any of I lie fair es. and only oil ran oeearion doe hr. n k a ulaiiee at them. 72 THE SENIOR M I LL ERS V I L L I A N (āi.kmknt It. Mrvt.iw .... (jreencastle. Pa. 1 have o pav.ion lor the name of MnrvNormal: captain haw-hall; lĀ«aĀ V.rt-liall: Treasurer oIaĀ«- : Glee (lull. Clem iĀ« mi inveterate joker. Nothing plaaw him more ā¢ lion to walk up to your trnn.om ami pu li it in with u crush or to Ā urjiriĀ«e a group of unsuspecting fellow. with u liaj; of water through on open window. Kor u looc time. āCletiv resisted Cupid'Ā« bandage, hut he Il Ā« fallen n victim to hi. jkiUoiuh! dan, uihI now when the sociable hell ri11u-. āāClem make hi. way tolho Groveā ill theehnpol. there to pour hi. i-lkoh-w-t yarn or the account of lnĀ Intel exploit into on attentive car Katii.nkink Mil.i.t:tt ................. Pott Allegheny, Pa. liven imioretiee itself luith many n will. Secretary of ford of Kdltorv, Pane Society: Secret ary of CI;o- Your firĀ t imprev.ion in looking at Katherine 1 that of n very dignified young Indy, who would not deign to .loop to trivial thing . Hut Ā k a few of her frirnd. about the weekly exhibition given in her room, in which Ā hc often take a very active pari hv doing the ino-t thrilling and blood-currliing performance . Among the duties .lie never shirk are attending the gymnasium on I'riday evening and prayer-meeting on Sunday Stir prefer a hack seat in chapel. especially on the ā¢ elobnitioo. of ..n o t v aimivorsatie- Some day we expeel to hear ol Katherine making her mark in the lar Wet. teaching Chcrai.trv and Phytic- .the favorite branchc ' in one of the leading college . THE SENIOR MILLERSVILLIAN 73 Nnu.it: K. Mii.i.ku .....................Port Allegheny. Pa. Tritl.- MmmiviIv.-. on- cletant in lii-r. Pace Society. Nell i. really n wonder in tin- art of cooVi.iR. To her l.e-loturĀ« the power of duui'ins cliĀ«irolntr caramel. into finite ut a moment'. nolle.-, and tlit fiidp- iĀ of iieh exceptional .(unlity that it linĀ« received the nnuieol MitlerV Mixture Till ynting liuiv iw fond id Irttiiitf -trim:. h uiK out of her window with box.- tail to the end. and watohina -onicbudv circle around the Mnnd-|tl| ' until the duel i. clear āXpll jmĀ not dccide.1 whether -die will nttend a Ā«-hool ol Iā¢oliir.tic Soieurp. or develop her talent in other field... hut we hclieve the latter will he her choice. 1āAi.vtv Mullins ..........................................licit a. Pa. He eoratrlied hi. head, the iufnlhhle resource To which einlĀ«arra wixl people have recuurx.'. I ncc. Calvin i- ItĀ lis. i-ti-alo-l favorite. I.iirm-.t Ihrt, iinjxl frvepir-iil regular hall vidtor and _t|(e one iyrĀ on lemt capable of inult. lie iĀ« a member of the Y. W. ('. T C and doc not liy tobacco in any form lint lie enter, into the other -port ol M-hool life with āxpirit During Cllri.tmn. vacation he did act ViĀ«e,ā Init wi-l.nii proved burdensome to him. und he pwcard on. :'Ā«l. while a Page. draw. in wx-iety line, and wo feel that he ā¢tljtplic. what otherwise would lie a nii Mtijr lull in our (iwu. II 74 THE SENIOR M1LLERSVILLIAN M Minis M icnisii .. .... .. Summit Jlill. l'Ā«. āI.auidi iiihI srow fnt,ā I'aco, IV.tr liwlr ā¢ā juy-uoiiiit ''Mot. with pud the dlahte-l Ā it id IriĀ«h brouuc nliniit lirr, U otic of the mo t popular girl in uur ā¢ā¢la . She ha never Itevit known to iudy hard for mure titan five minute at a time. Tiiroiu:li lirr Rood nature ami crnemtiity Ā hr won n witnn | it for liervdf in tie heart of lirr In. matĀ«- M. n :i. E. Mummkiit York. I n. āMilt. .In mĀ liiirli in nil tin- peopleā henri ā Itourd of Editor ; lānĀ«e. An honor yirl i Mnl rl lirĀ t prize in Junior, Wiekr r.hnin Ā«riioliir liiji in MitUllor, nnil Valedictory in Senior year. Aft r lirornnt I tliwc limrveloii feat in ohi lnr hip, it will not nr-pri-e von to know that -lie it an exeecdinulv uniet girl, of extremely erotic ili.jā ituui: for la . one would hardly Ite aware of lirr existence; in fact, tlnĀ« lonelier luive hern known to viĀ it her room repeatedly in one evening hocitu.e of the nppAllim: i.āt i|iil 't which reigned then- Ihit one thine he IneU- -nHimsc HioiirIi l e aāailed tlioxo fenrful prolilem in Mnthomntit will cinilini; uneoneern, tinā nJit of a woe monte liKmĀ£ht terror to her heart awl pallor to her check Tlii may he due to extreme youth; undoubtedly, time will remove it. THE SENIOR MILLERSV1LLIAN 75 lxrnwix A NickĀ ;v Tlmimtnville, Pn. āNoroll .i ā inilo lr crii(li-lli In-. Page Society. I'liii youtiR mnn, win iĀ of Gorman dewiil. route lo uĀ from ulioul ii milr nRiiinat Yltonin viih Ihad the ayuiiMthy āI I In- entire el.no when ho wĀ«Ā« altnrVed l.n-t winter |iy that dreadful dfc-env. Ho ' Itrtnh. Il i āprof ruilliiliojl In Invrimi olio of the āWorld'' Iā,ijiiit:ā r Kduc.ilor . Whilo nv rvjoltr in ItU ideal, we think he xliould Itetdwlyirig 1 oiihālio Kmnomy, aĀ« from promt - unt(iĀ« mi-Ā , hr will no doubt toko n lliifhfforāĀ« HoRmr.ā' hone. will In- oIiIiriiI Ā«Ā« do luĀ own lictmtocpin;;. IlKRTIlA OlIKHMYKIC Alluollil, Iāfl. .Sin- 'peak . behave mill net jii.l n. -In- ought. Page To wo Itcrtha wandering arouml theground., voii would think ilmi Ā«Ā it- lutĀ no interent whatever in tiw oppomte Ā«ex. Hut p n| to her tiKiin nml look at the photograph of her ardent admirer , mid yon will ā¢non rhsiigo your opinion of thiĀ« demure lillli- utlsa, V-k her what'her favorite Ā liidu-Ā art , anil Ā he. without a momentā lii'-italion. will answer, āIHertrieity ami Surveying. Tin- only explanation wo can find for this oiiĀ wāT i. that ISerthn may Muno dnY YviĀ lĀ lo hceonie a helpmate for me fortmnile electrician or ā¢urvfvor 76 T H E SENIOR MILLERSVILLIAN Kuzahkth Ohmit Wswhingtonbmv., l n. liare compound of oddity, frolic and fun. Page. Elisabeth !ā¢ it quiet, Industrious girl. who did not belies.- in wasting tin- preciou moment-, but uniully waĀ found copying Method' Note or -tniggling with Mathematic For rrctva-tion, however. 'hr indulged in bam dance , ' and often sen giving in-tniotioh in this entertaining |Ki time to the girl on ln-r hall. We nlnay thought her ins ulncr.shlr to the attraction of the other -ex,but -into -pring vacation. die lmsvs titurli inters-: in ImU soling men. and a -nriin-iiig number of letter and postal fmin the sacinltv of Philadelphia niv |n.sswj| .loss'll to I.it in rluijlel It IiniIc nĀ though the ttvirhing jmdecniuu may not hold Iwr long. Donna Jka.n I'koiit......................Dominion, 0. She nitron- mi' daily svitli h. i virtue-. Page U Donna in the onlv member of our rhi who hail from the wild and woolly Writ She criii to have attaimil. during Ivrr rvĀ idctnv there, to some -hill in certain Western aerom-pHsluneiita, a the girl- on the court Can testify, for it win truly iiiars.'l.m- to lirhohl the unerring accuracy with whirl, ā¢hr could hit the ilnnd-| iiH on a dart night with any convenient niivile, from the -malic-' didi to a dry gsĀ«-d- Im.x. She svn :d xi verv pnifioirnt in the tnystrriou art of lantern lunking, but her favorite oecupcition war singing. She wnĀ« blessed with a good contralto voice, but, t range to say, seemed t.. prefer singing -rah- and lliru always lingered to dreamily on the fir l notesādo, re (Hay) and ini (nut). THE SENIOR MILLERSVILLIAN 77 M iĀ«;i : I.. Ram k XĀ« v Holland, I u. Ami yet n rulrit 1111 mid bright, With MHiiatfiirii: of an angel's liulit Normal. Margieā greate-t delight i mfoniiiir.ā Imr friend about her numerous love affair . Sin- I- always equipped with n Iwuii, anil even nl Washington took charge of Jn-h for a short time. fint hall iĀ« vwy mil' ll entertained by tin- eontersutii......I tin' 'two kill., otlwrwin I lie two Margie-. Sim i- a Mnuiirli :uid loyal member of tlir Normal Society, nntl upholds In't rnlor everywhere. in dress anil complexion Margie iĀ voir agreouhln ami Imr I'bfountitr will ninny rriiicnilwr Imr kindly. l n) S. RKir.AHT .. ...... York, Iāa. Sin' i most fair anil thereunto l n _( Her life ilolli rightly hnrtnotiixo. lino i. another York girl who ha lyelled in Imr work Imre. Itut liar talent lir in more tlmn one direction Though it may not 1m vor ' genu rally known, in Into ilia tlw hue n skilled acrobat Tim raw with which who ran -kin the rat over a I .room-tick, walk on her hrail. and turn somersault would almost take your hn-.ith She also iĀ a Imliever in prineiple of the humane societies; on one ncciidou -he showed her uniat -jiirit of ci ni|MA ion by feeding a ha|iteā little mouse | anut before slw subjected it to her public - method of ending it life Or of Mirli :i combination of traits and :irroriiptif hiuclltĀ« will not In- long in impressing her pcr-onalltv un the world. 78 THE SENIOR MILLERSVILLIAN Hi:u:s Rkinh.vkt Siopfriwl, Pa. Then alie could nine. And plnv. loo. and dance with ipirit. Nāormnl i-oriciy One ilny tlii- lulvcntiirou In.vt hied to Method . iiumIiIcI iii tier eye. Ki-miIu wr re not lone in coniine, or fn the inid-t of tediotm iiotr-tnkms . olir ilMonldied inn were envied with llic rnr- |ililliii|; lm . of her alarm clock. WI ml ever her intention āwhether to nniilM? tlic student or tlir tear her- it wn- rlfeot-ivo. History i hrr favorite study, jttdieluj: Irom tlic rrluctnin i with which -h stive- it Up, vet we wen- not prnnitted to Ā liarc her linowledjy. for though in other cl ........he would wax rlo- fluent, in lli-torv die wĀ cizĀ«l with the ā¢tmiuttst 71 tiuilditv Hut tIiiā¢ will pais with llwtory. Kmma Riiodbs .......... Milletsvillo Pa. Sweet thought or.- mirrored in her face-. 1-miiin i.Ā« nt pr.-.rnt one of Millers villrā inhabitant . Her original home wan York, and we nre iitelmed to think that Ā«he will soon return to her native city. In her walk to and from ā¢ā¢ liool. Ktnmn him Iwnl occinmm to din through the opening in the fetirc along tin; west rinnpim When the puling- wen rr ā dored by the proper autliorttk- this daunt leā voting Indy overcame the obstacle, not hv goii E nround, hut h jumping over it. Kinuui love nnimnU. and always tmĀ t iliem very kindly One day her pony made a atremiou- effort to run away, and it w Ā« only hy Ivtiima' entri-atio- and -oleum nrom-iĀ eĀ to fetid it better Hint it war- imlm-ed to rermiin with hrr. THE SENIOR MILLERSV I L LI A N 79 Kvkkktt II. Rickaiiwc t Ocoaii View. l ol. To āā¢ lirr wn to lovo Iwr. Normal; .VniiUul Uaakct-Itnll Manager. Hick Ini :i very genial diaponition. i poe{alIy in the pn--uco of lndim-. Hi- iĀ« very t.ntefnl in hi i- r-onal np| e.-tmiirw, in fin-1, hi i-liiK ........ to In- to look boroming, t Ā make dates, to Ā«mp nnil to write letter to one lone lirurt in hiĀ« unlive ā¢Into. Ili- -. in- to lie very | polar in lit own ni-ighliorhiHid, judging from the numh'-r of sentimental |h Ā I i-nnl wliirli hr rwwvi-il lUtly. Maroaret Kitciiik............ I.ititz, l a. Iter voice Ā« ever wilt, Gentle ami low m exert lent thing in women. Xnminl. Thin bright and ivmtivnting little i-iH. wlwi li.nl- from l.itit , I- a an-at xoeioty worker und haĀ cunitd lame for lit-rwlf by the many rn iintion- alu- Im- rendered u-. She krep Kontn .'{ pretty lively by her Imtnorou shnrl,Ā toricĀ«. and it ti wldom that her lace i- not wreathed in āŗmill- Shr in fond ol language- and we Iwunii to think that one if tlie Iān-f- might arrange a ā¢nrriul n non- for her. Well, wellā %Ā« ji nniāt hlniiir .IimIi for being captivated hv thoĀ e bright lilue eve , can youā 80 THE SENIOR MILLERSVILLIAN C riiii. M Hittkij York. I'u. No lorn limiter ulirr lilory. Normal Socirtv 'Dial nothing U more lueful limn Mlciu-ir iĀ« firmly behoved by Carrie. one of our quirt. mdulou rIH . Hut Ā«lieu tin- gulden lloiire iĀ broken. we near nmrĀ« hills to which it in well worth l{Ā lĀ«tliug. By Iter appearance, one ihn not think Currie u reformer, but judging from her orthography, we xu-ieit that ā¢he Ā !Ā«ā¢ā¢ rafoniird iturlling. Carrie, Ā«TUro n tiny dietnotary noil with the mil of that and votir many excellent qunhti . you will fliinlt high upon thr ladder of Mirer , Hkubn S. Scott .............................. Coatesville, lāa. 'ā¢ Virtue alone iĀ« true nobility. Page. Tbit modest young maiden enmr into our tnidĀ«t not long ago. She sĀ one of thov ulvo never make āinucli ado iilukiit notning. A lwnya quiet. tudiouĀ and read) to help her neighbor, we can ou-dv rreoRtiixo tlii- ā¢te ulv old regular. We all think of the old Adapt. lland ome iĀ Ā«. hnndwime doer. Ooi-a.sonallv Jlelrti will indulge in n private fete with Mary and Anna Mary, but ā¢he generally -erkB Mchliuon and mlitmlr Helen jin manv friend and all her nrigltl rw love her. for Ā he Ā ā¢ mi quiet. She ib n Btrting worker for the V. C. V. and Page Society I H E SENIOR MILLERSVI LL I A N 8! lJi'i.v S. Skvikkt . .CollingwiKxl. Dm, Oh ImmI! Oil In' !' Delirious ImmI. Tlmt liroven upon enrlli In the weary head ā Pater. Tin- fame of '(IS iĀ« not limited t Ā ā¢ā nr own rounlrv Buln -.11111 t itĀ« from tin- distant Dominion, ami 11 iourIi j.lv interested in tin hind of tin- āMajilo Ix-nf oven enough, if ā¢ ā¢nr MirtiUMtiĀ£ an- inn-, to leave her heart in,her fnr .tway land, vet hIo loves her native laml with .- 11 the interne anil ndi'nimhle loyalty of a tnie Alitorimii girl, She i an e. |K-rt in the uneer-Inin i rt of āāMieiiki'iiK it during study period nnd allot MU without Ā«tvon incurring the siis|Mcion of the hall trnehrr Ki.i iit;rit SitutT .i it WitshiuRtotiboro. P.n. F ir i-urling. elmterinc, rhe tnui loch I-jiRros- : sight o rare. Why hiil.- ii iimrh of that. sweet fare Uh,'tatiiuli inĀ« hair?'' I'atce riii. iollv. good-natured girt i om- f the rlinnicterw of tin . la-.- She ha two gr. at failing- love for nirl nml a love for -napping. Her eurla were for u time a ..Mirer of wonder and iM'wihlennoni t uĀ«. Imt ymnn 4iĀ«w weir too tiiiteh for thrill, ami one layāwell, thing are not always wluit they seem. IK-r trndeiM-ie- for Miap| ing are rinnirknble. Iln- IiikI several rases. hut has tnnnagrd all ndmknhU. nml lĀ now looking for an ''ideal.ā 82 THE SENIOR MILLER SVILLIA N (T.YiĀ : A. SmpK. Shatnokin, Pa. ā¢' All wuile aiul vnurtmy waĀ he, Member of vanity foot-Ik.I1 Iwn; Normal. Clyde wan formerly a coed miner at tin-North Franklin colliery. While digging nugget . hr determined upon a higher vocation, and. accordingly. sartr l for M. .S. V S At the Normal he hue done well ah n htwlent and an athlete, lie :d o won |H imlaritv with tile fair ex, it having l een mm! of him Among tin- girl , he iĀ a ma-hcr; while in foot-ball, he i, a Mnadier Clyde' future Ā«eemĀ« bright Hi aim I to hecome a phy'airinn and we wi h him a brilliant iic -i fiil career Wtu.i.wt S. Simmons Ml. Joy. Pa. ā¢T e and Importance l.ot Vet dlvovervd' l a|!e Society; Tr nĀ nrvr of V | A William iĀ« a member of the Maytown hunch, railed Hill. for diorl; ā¢ometimr. railed Sleepv Hill William waĀ vale dictorinn at Maytown High School, ami i well tipm Mathematic. at Normal. Hill' i- of .1 variable nature, very original, hot at thin .leprnil ii| iri tile good tounid of an older brother, eeprei-ally ill ocial affair Hr wa diiwn nĀ rhief rook of the North-field delegation, hut received a di'lionoralile dMchnrgc; thin simulated hi ajijHitite ami -oiurwlial dulled hi activity loiter hr recuperated. under the accidental ao |ilaintunrr hip of a rdeahing French Udy Thing foreign are hi delight lie often byuuil of hi l vtin and Greek iircomplinhmenU T H E SENIOR 83 MILLERSVILLIAN Ki,va Sinci.ks ... Christiana, Del. Mueli Ā tmly In .1 wraritit Ā of the Until.ā Normal. Good thing mini' in -mull pan-el i- :i uiiotation ivoily ilixli'iMiMxl liy IIiom- who know how very good Klvn in What a virtiiono nel it wn- of lier ami her abort room-mate to ā¢enin nĀ«n-h a mfr harbor for the liaxkotdiall to keep it out of tuix-hief! Although ā¢ -niiill of -taturc. die i1 in love with āA. Mmin. Her dally wiĀ«h iĀ ), for A Mann! If -lieran't get A Mann,ā a ā¢ā¢ I.eniiinWi will do. l-'lvn i- one f the few renrewnlntive-of lit tie Delaware, ami lina honored it In tirrvwnfully iHtwIiic nil lire liniliehe . All pmine to thin loyal enjli, who he!)nd develop the Mmng Senior lutdirt-halltesini. Anna Stauiiaumh .... Hanover. Pa .She waĀ« good a- .he wa- fair Pate. (āŗI a more inodr-t. umiāuiiiinj: and ladylike girl our elao cannot ImkĀ Ā«I -alwnv dignified, rowrtctMin and helpful, it a Senior -li mill hr She never break- the rule., loit thi itielitmltnii doe noi prevent her from enjoying mini thoroughly the prank of her more mi-ehievnu- tiet ilKira She wax eveii known on one oeeaidon to take a pn.itinn at her tronaotn window ami laugh with the nnwt unholy ah ' at the di-roitifllure of an unwary tearlier She i- afKieteil lightly with nh-onttiiinded-iit-xr; one day licing erigtwsfd in lier thought that -hr amnvrred Come to her name at roll-rail ThiĀ iĀ« an evidence, however, of her ho-pitnble spirit, Ā«4 THE SENIOR M I L L E R S V LLIAN Ai.u k I Ā ; Vkumna Stkiiman .Millcisvillf. Pa Min . wlicrc An lliou? Iāajic Society. liii', sweet Min', it n I !i companion. nĀ« Ions a your view niiiu'uU' with her . hut won to tin- unfortunate mortal who dare I., iintii .iiuw timin' cherished i.Ini' ātin1 holt ot Jupiter would pric before I.nr fiery shaft . However, Ā«me die trio to pi net ire wluit die prraehe . we rvjwvt Iver for her strength of diameter. She e |H'et to follow in the f ot- ti p-ot !ā owhel. anil wine to a natural talent for thnt line of activity, :in l also to cnsit pcraoverniiec in aernuipli-hnis her ptirpoiy, wv predict for her a great ā¢un-ev.. M vkk K. Stink ...... Kliz.ulioihvillo, 1ān, ā¢ā¢There lid ii deal of deviltry l.enenth this mild exterior. Normal. Itoin :it ICIijcahcthtowu. l ii.. graduated ot High School uml entered M. S. V S. in fall of IfkkS. mil ha attended rcgularit since then. Mari believe In the motto Mueh study tĀ« a wenri nr of the fle.li, plavn font-hull, is quite popular, ā¢ā¢.ipeciullv among the ladies, and I the hint huv I -diool Stine has been president of hi ela. , pnvnleiit of the Normal and member of the Normal Quartette. Mark ha a weakne . for the fair sex which nearly proved hi undoing while a Junior and ev.-n now confe-sc him elf a euplive to a fair New Yorker. IĀ n ll, witfr-looking, a fl(Khl worker when inspired, uneinolioiml. hut fickle thatās Mark. THE SENIOR M 85 ILLERSVILLIAN Hitii Stmi.i. . Ml. .loy, Iān. If vrimt ii fair hr lull for wliul i- lair thl maid might wi-nr ā in fair a jewel jim i oti earth. Member of Pag- Soeiety. Until i- .Ā iikhU'I Senior; dignity mol xliiicHiM'w uiv displayid ...very movement Although we thought Unit Itulli foul lost her I watt to one of I lx- village lad , we have lately ehaiipnl our iniliil : for. although tlie majority iif uĀ« are glad to welcome the el,-.tri.- light . Until ā¢eein to tlnnU are n whole lot tatter. In (net, she Ā«mnĀ« to like tlwm w mueh that he lienH) alw.yv carrie one āWick at h-a t with her hi herstroll nlKiut the ratimu- And n mm! liny it will Ik- for Until when the oil hun|M are clWardcd! M.miv S. Sth(('KI.kr Wtwhiniitonliortt, I'n. And her modest manner and graceful air Show her iĀ Komi nĀ« ā 'lie i fair ā Page, Mary wn horn in i-hingtonl oro. in which Ā«he received tier early idurntioii, until die finnllv concluded that N'omiiil life would In1 the tiling for hrr. She tir-t appeared on the r, nĀ . ill the ā¢jirinji tenn of 1(0)5. when -he enrolled 1- n boarding ā¢indent, hut later changed hr; residence to the village. For n time he deserted the claw and devoted herself to the village boy , hemming greatly attached to n cerium Book. Mary lĀ« noted for lief kind and generauĀ natute. Slie i always willing to do anything lor von. hut Iveār one gtvat failing i lier liking for prvtwK 86 THE SEN'OR M I I. L E R S V I L L I A N F. :it Sntm r- Hliiine. Iāft. Though miwlewt. on hi unemlmmuoed lirww Nature Until writtenā(ienlleinan Hoard of Klitiii ; vanity him! ā¢!Ā -- Ua e-l aH; f'laKs I'rendutil ami Ttvaiturer; Olee f.'luh; Page Society, Neff Uns been (Mir of our lmrtl-work ilia l OV.Ā«, both lit lllĀ« IrwWKin ami in nil litemrv work; it lia Itrrn mill llml hi order to tvtnin tlir reputation of hi room. lie haĀ« worked Uotli for hi rliuinn mnl liiniwlf. Hr Ini had murli trouble in getting Id nnitn-pronounced ami Spelled ramrlly, himI ha even been mliln wil a -Mi . Siroiij. NrfT. or Jrrry, a !.Ā«ā¢ i munminly railed, waĀ« wnitten linnl lirforr lir mine to school. ami lia lirrn -nut ton eveml time dnee III namr i mmothne printed Sell.ā IĀ il from anwiruition with the nltitiini? Wr liave predict edfatnr for our clĀ -rnĀ«to, lint at ptrmii In- pnĀ pert are āllinim 1.01s Si-iter Vmk, Fa. |rniT alMivr nil other dignitir calm ami tliiirt condrmre. Page. TliU maiden, inodo-t and uniivoiming, h.v more patience mid imluntry than anyone else in tin els - She tnkeĀ« great delight in ) ro|Ā«i-ili iria which terrify otliem, mid ItM never hern known to liecotiu ā¢tattled at n ā¢|iic-tinn or theorem of any Ā i r She iĀ nlw-av calm mid agreeable. ami never low- her repose of liwimer. VVe feel -tire Ā lir will make her mark in the world and Cain wonderful attainment to the gain of ItHis 9 THE SENIOR MILLERSVILLIAN 87 Xkli.u: Tiiompxjn Willimiv? town. Pa. The glana f fashion ami the mould of fonn. I XeU iĀ« otic of our nttt i rally? Inclined voting ladies. Slw love liiunir of nil kind . even down Jo the ringing anil cooing ol tin- biril .especially jay Sliei a Mem opponent āf āā¢.nappingā and many arc tin- left tier- die jpvt-Ā« lo the younger gitl who indulge in thi practice. Dancing and toiler kating an her āImlilur Of wMirw, die doesn't 1 any pmmi-iuou dancing, for it i again M Iho rule of the institution, mid vro know NĀ« II ā too wrll to rvrn -u ji et licr of breaking any of tfio rules, Hut ilon't you Carr, Xdlir. w - don't think it will In- vrrv long litfntr ā¢.. nice voting fiiap will rescue you from tllr teaching corps Kona Wkavkh Lincaater, Pa. Striving not to Ik- rich or great. Normal. Thi tlc- rilK Ednaā- character to a 'I' She hitchi- not lĀ«rr wagon to n Mur. hut aim at the elevated porition of -1mh I-inann in the verdant country Judging by her atinininent . we have no dooht hut that she, will reach her aim; and pcrhnjM. owing to woman' | mvrrhinl inability to hit the mark. Ā hc may even -trike a little liiglwr We ran wi b Imt nothing, since -lie Ini the greatest of ull gift ācontentment. Ā I 88 THE SENIOR MILLERSVILL Ei.su: Wkavkic . Henrtovvn, Pa. āA xtnonth null -tmdfa-t tnirnl. (iontlo thought- .-mil mini Ā«U--iiv Pago. Ill r motto -: SlimI. only wlmn you aro to, mill then littln, (nil ifio littlo -liĀ Niy i worth while. Ā«ā¢ wo art ninny- glml to lionr IiĀ«t min-. 8110 :Ā« n i|niot girl and bu. only ..no ilmiiiR fault. wliieh i lire annoying H?) habit of telephoning vbi rvgnter lo 11 o' girU above during Ā tudy jĀ -rio l. One nipltt -lio hĀ i-uught mol -uni. r ivl r.l ;t % i-ii from tlio lonelier KL-to ilooā not bother much wltli llic boy. around boro, lor lio t- kept ton limy nii-noring letter from Albright College Mari.in M. Wkiiii Faun fĀ rovt Pa. llorfnoo it i- the fnirvt 'flint o'er l|m -mi -hone on Normal; r im |Kniilinc Sorrvtarv of V. V (' T Iā ll iĀ lianllv |māIblo lor uĀ to ajieuli nl olio Margie wit bout nt lb. -anno time ivn-i.IrriiiB her in-otiamble cliiint, tlio otlior Musk, Together tbov pfoir Ilk- obi adageā Itird- of n fontlior llort together AltWigh Kill lihr- pink, she pro-for Brown iil-iĀ i' nil. She mailed bill) i l-onp-A - nr Pro|x v.il. lint wo bnvo nol yet Iranird tlio Ontlotunn'. nuponv. Wo hone I bo announcement i n thin of the nr.tr future Wi would nugp-d that tlio por-oti tvho -toll MnrgteV hnr-e return or re-placo it. Ā Ā« it is -orely needed on Kir-t Hull Wither itom not t . bo overlooked i- Kill-- cenerywitv. āWlMĀ wvrr bun-corotb. aĀ«l of tlio ā¢ Kid,' mid die -luill Im tilled T H E SENIOR M I L L E R S V I L L I A N 8 Wti.uvM Wi;u;i.i:i[ Now CiimlioH.ind. 1āu. āI I cure ! itioii tlii gn-nt voire tlmt liakoft tin- world? Normal Sih ii-tv little iĀ« known of I Ur early IilĀ«r of WitUmn. overpt tli.il. wliilr ill puhllr -vliool. In' wit ninny known to In' n very l.a-Ufnl mill iilMilii-nt liov, noil llvf .' Imil- -i-iii to 11.1 vp followed linn tliUHipli In. l.orl lift i Ho iĀ« e |ieWally i|i||M when any of the gentler Ā« nn- n rod nil, nrnl if he dor 'peak. the quality mol melody of hi voice draw tin- attention of itic ovĀ«-Ā mul our of oil n round. IliHā iĀ nlw.ivi In for fun. loo. In' I never member ill iiiiv of llir celebration that Ā«wcu.4otlBlly occur on tin- hoy ā ā¢iifr InĀ J sul of u in c I In lialrhct, iiĀ did t'nrrie Nation, n hi weapon ul warfare, lir tin' pitcher nod pupcr-ling. He delight in get t mg nlu-.u| of ilic other fellow, .mil lie uumlly ā¢nerved. . Kmii.y Wi:vi7,...................................... MoCnllV l-āerry. Iān. āTo nil lie w.v jiolili- wit limit p.'irndr Member of hn ket-linll team. Iāngr. Mwny iiiIiii mul - tene. Kmili nevet allow- lor-elf to he STrutlv dinturl-rd hy .my mlamitv. In l a kcl-b dl nlui won Ā i n i lcml le fame for herself, A a cLujmute. Kuiily iĀ very well lil.nl hy everyone, lor lie is nlnav m'm-rou mul ready to help :i fellow out In tlir Mcxhi School. Elilily eroml n- n toucher. anil will no iloulit, in n few yenr , lie foremont in tliu funk of teacher . 90 THE SENIOR MILLERSVILL I A N John I. Wkntjs IVigpboro, l rl To me, Him are but what they air. They wear ina kĀ« with me. Hoard nf Editor ; Secretary Y. M. Ā«ā A.: Normal Societyi Salututorian. Hr iĀ mi ardent worker for hi ocicty ami o diligent ā¢indent in VirjH iiml Trig, Hr wan liorn In Philadelphia and moved to Delaware and early developed a Irur lovĀ® fur the Diamond State. That Jotill, known to hi Aw Mend Ā āJack, or John I., la a|H in owing commendable I railĀ nl rharnrtrr, a Ā howu In Ida ā¢āThatā what I rail a titan, ami in Ida choice of a beautiful Minerva. Although at onr time faintm in ld atc anil athletic , John ha Ā«kmc nothing heroic ohir-r Iwrrfl in 'l 7. Hr iĀ iuitc ambition and will no doubt 0011 it by hi own li reside, Itl.t B. Wrutss I.atidwburg, 1ān. My ilenn-t frivnil i TtX.ā I'age Thi rrjirrweiitntivo I.andt buri: hr-Ā« ramr to uĀ when hut it child. Ml in love with the plan- and exprĀ« cd n ilr-irr to receive her education at thi iiotitulion Having lieeti lirrr from rliildlxiod. he feel that Ā he i a privileged rharnrtrr, uni ha no lioitaney in isiviuis tin- teacher tu underhand 11 vat ā lie know hr t. Ida lia a passionate fondue for candy and fur lotus letter written In a bold, hioinr hniul and j t marked (_'i im Hun. Si r i true to the old lovr and ha become very Holier, -rdatr and thoughtful Lucky the youth and iiiniilvri who (all into lier lender rare next year THE SENIOR MILLERSVILLIAN 91 CatiiauiNk Witmoiitii: Horslium. Pit. A prodijsy of learning Page. The cnnlnl fault we can flml with Catherine i- that her fault-nr.' too few Sin- iĀ« nn authority on nil ā¢ uhjcet .' I i- never known to ā¢ā¢flunk. She got- til evnin sweetly Minting mid mine forth from llic niiuhty eunllirt unrutllcd, .-aim and -till smiling. Hut t Vitherinr met tier Waterloo in fudgc-makim; Shr can Miteelv Ik- -'id to eiuercr from I In ā¢ culinary eonllicl tttnyllv ā¢inilinj;ā Indeed, quite tlir reverse She Im spent Ā whole evening m it preparation, carefully watching it. reveling ill It tantillititie odor with fondest anticipation of u feast, only to liavr her hope dashed to the ground hy Hie etuwlxinjt of the whole thins:āenough to make any theory Mini frantic. IIi.WAHii T. WtCKiiitr Milford S |nnrc. Pst The joy of meeting pay the pangs if nhscncc. Nonmil. lids young limit entered our rlrw in the full of '07. Previous to entering our class ho Ā |Ā 'ht two year itt Wy t Chester Normal hut l.ei';m-e Ur. Phillip would not agree with him. ho dn iiled that Ā« clumstO of eluuaU' would -uie him. so lie mine to Millers ville While at West Chester, Wick wii- very popular with the ladies, and especially with ā .āMartha,ā who I mils from 1āeny Countv Since he liaĀ« come to Millorsvtlle, he lias hern known to moke frequent trip to that little county. lie sav hr hoc to the mountnlti for lit health. hu we know otherwise, lie has hĀ« n making good progre during the entire year, hut now It look as if lie will le- Stoll ā- l. 92 THE SENIOR MILLERSVILLI ln. Wiolk ...... . IxiyaviJIe. Iān. ā 'A the wind, ahe Iduwrth where .In- liMcth, Hut no Hum li.teth winre -hr hlowrth. Normal. Uthough well a child, her heart i ImmiikI to her Charley.'' Tile teacher nil think. he i good. o we take great pleaMtrr in revealing tlie truth. Many an the lliitttp Ā lut haw thrown from tlie winthvwv of that comer mom on tint liall Hallowe'en night Im broke more rule. than men her Im-tc.., the girl who waĀ« Ā«iimiiit uod to Mi - Coodenough'a room in the dead of night for over mir half hour, and who nadir left Ivor gnctĀ« to the diihitm- entertainment of the mire in the elonet. Mvim.t. E. WiiihK Luvsvillf. Pa. ' I.oĀ k at lor. look at him. Normal. Talk nlvout ycr cheruhim! Myrtle ha jtrvat mimical ahilitv and waĀ« wWly rhoeen pinul.t for our Ite-tinton The Ix'iiutifiil deeomtiona a u hockgroiind, on that m va.ion, with the fair, young piani-1 thrown into Ā trong relief Hgain-t limn, formed a picture for Michael i.gelo to paint i in hi. memory! Myrtle had a good time in Wruliington, ami to we her and her .hallow, one waĀ« con-tnntlv reminded of an elevator and a mbtny, hmiiĀ of the difference of tlicir ā¢tature . From Waxliington .he returned with two kind of ā pouna. one he exhibit. a a aouvenir. the other i in daily u-e to eat oningo with. Mvrtlc ran never he induced to indulge in jlnmj! drink, but of all Iveverage .lie dearly love , Coccii hoa the lirĀ t place. A N THE SENIOR M ILLERSVILLIAN 93 M VKV ZKU.F.K I ititz, Pn. ā I'flawād by ami un- appoll'd I y fmr. Normal. Mary i- rhccrful. pwibiMtuml, vivacious and neither loo ariĀ ti nor too profound. Slie i the i'IIiImmIiiiipiiI of WUTjty and mil nrfornplinh won in an hour Ilian iiiool of uĀ could IhĀ |k-toarroniplWti in half a day. Slip lia never anythlnc to Ā«lo with the affair called i'a pji, anil lia made no effort U u e tin material al hand in tln e i-onrcrn To luivr I hi hormai. tincere i-irI for a friend i a ā¢lireial favor ichicli ihiw who rn-joy prize very hi hlv and limy find her n very present (help In trnulih We predict for Mary a bright and happy future. 94 THE SENIOR MILLERSVILLIAN tyistorp of Class ā08 UK office of Class Historian is fraught with many and (lire- resjionHibHit ies. It is not all glory, neither is it heavy with honor. Siipjawe ho should falsify, and thereby lower the reputation of the class: whore, then, is honor gone? Assuming unreserved confidence, the historian now sets forth a brief history of 'OS. A traveler stopping in the old inland town of Lancaster in Sopteinlier. might have seen a goodly number of would-be students of marked physical prowess, mental ability, and moral stamina going their respective ways from various districts of the (iurricn Spot and the surrounding counties, toward the Millersville State Normal School. Then it was the (.'lass of I'.MtS Is-gan its history. To the memlrers of the class the first impression was meet ungratifying. The buiklings were undergoing repairs, temporary walks were erected, and a dark avenue had to Ik? ascemled Itcfore reaching the principal's office. A hearty welcome was given, and after Iteing instructed in school iftities and relieved of some money, the newcomers were directed to the corridors and after considerable search lodged in their longed-for rooms. The next morning school ojiened. the prospective class went their various wavs to the Chapel, and received a foretaste of the series of admonitions to olwervc the positive and prohibitive rules of the school. THE SENIOR MILLER SVILLI AN 95 week ami terms flied lĀ v. the claw oriented itself, took up tin various responsibilities. in Mime instances following the Ircaten | atlis. in others launching into the purely original A spirit of class loyalty in time lierumr sealed, ami in the Middler year the class nave a most pleasing sociable, which, by the presentation of In Colonial Days. reflected not only class loyalty, but. loyal patriotism ns well. The class sociable given during the Senior year was no less n complete success than the preceding function Though unfortunately handieappod in bosket ball, the girls made a brilliant showing, and no doubt their pluck would have won had the boy Itcen allowed to cheer for them. Hie boys team more than balanced any discrepancy, for they certainly did not give the underclass teams any quarter. The class has a high record in basket ball, having won and held the Championship Basket Ball Cup brought to this institution in lflOti by Physical Director Cooper. This record has not Ix-en sustained by any other chw. On the diamond the class has defeateI every class team that challenged it. not even the noble team of 07 excepted. In the Model, after :t few reverses, the class embarked courageously on the sea of its chosen profession, and under the superintendence of trusted pilots dcvelojied ability which predicts n successful continuance of the course so well Itegun. In Xovernlier. ' i7. n dark gloom overshadowed the .Normal when the Class of āOs left for a grand tour of Washington After three days in the Capital City, during which time much invaluable information anil experience which can never be learned in school was gained, the class returned to ita accustomed duties . greeted by the welcome of the underclassmen, who hud I teen āvery lonesome without the Seniors. % THE SENIOR MILLER SV1LLIAN As school life only a lieginning, a preparation, so each phase of tIn history must lx left incomplete; but it is ho|xxl that the not uncertain Mrt.hr. mmlc by āOS may not fail to be an emulation to those coming the same way. The |xrio | of class fellowship U almost over, but a lasting friendship unites the class more firmly to the Alma Muter. The future of the class has lĀ ecn east under favorable auspices. The seed sown by noble instructors will I star a rich harvest. The duties of life now call, and in a few days hind recollections will supply the place of pleasant school hours. ā ('i.ksikxt B. Mkykkk. THE SENIOR MILLERSVILLIAN 97 Cljt Class jfeong of 190S (Tuw. 'MuyUad. My Valiant (1Ā -Ā of 10fw IVII iliĀ world your atĀ«ry. in triumphant Ā«tmin relate Fame of our old Normal, Heart will ever turn to time, Thu our ā¢nnj dinll ever In-: Normal day , 4d Noniud day , ltrnr hrkivnl Millrruvllle Year may pan , but (till the claim I'.KXS will loyal bo. Wi- are mijthty, atrouj; and great, Ewr flotiri h IOOS! Heart will over foridlv dwell, tin tbr day we luvol Ā well, Nonunl day , old Xonnnl daya, Ik'.ir lielnvcd Miller ville. 'Neath our emblem, blur mill told, -Stmim-li and (inn the Senioro, Honor, pnĀ lĀ«e. weāll ever bold, W.-. tbe fnilhfiil Senior . ' l cam to live and live to Irani'ā lie our motto ever. Normal dav . old Nonunl dnya, Miller ville forever! ā(iiiaoi: E. Bit Kc'itT. 98 T 11 E S E N I Prtridtnt........ Ytrt-Prrtuirni . S'ctfiarfi Tftoiurrr Ā£UĀ tfnlur Garnet unit Goiil. OR MILLERSVILLIAN Class of 1009 CUM (OStm ....................Milks A. IU d t. Hcnj II. lliā.Li.r.ii ... . .Scmc Vikokii. ................Iumhit K. IIIVMM (Elaa (Butin Climb tlio' i lx rork hr rugged. Cliw Urll Alla lsnĀ«i' (iaruott Cnrixi!!! Katnu! llux Ā Hiker-piker! Dorai-tiikcr! Si ILh.iii It.,I, Middtan! Middlem! Hali! Halil! Hah!!! THE SENIOR MILLERSV1LLIAN 99 history of Class of 1009 E twelfth of December. 11100. dawned cold and dear. Near the doi o of that day. the faculty of Millorwville discovered n marvelous little organism. which they (tiled the Class of 1009. From Deccmlx r till June this young creature lay quiet, wrupixal iu its chitinoU covering; hut one warm day it emerged from its larva stale and kept its Garnet and !okl waving in the breeze; Juniors ami Iārcps were amazed over its sudden awakening. The next fall it again broke from its chrysalis and adopted a shield, with which it hoped to establish a strong position for itself in the battle of life. It won an acknowledgement of its power in the great struggle for existence on the foot-ball field. To the victor la-longs the spoils,ā and that winter, in the second great struggle, the girls succeeded in carrying off the much-prized cup. In March of that Spring this most interesting Class t,f 1000 made its debut into the social work) ami was there as successful as on the field of battle. The chapel was indeed a fairy-land. and under the shade of the (inrnet and Cold umbrella and in that of the palms, the guests In-held the mysteries and wonders that appeared Over the Carden Wall, The Hass of 1009 is thus far well pleased with life and expects next year to grow stronger, more powerful and more progressive, for she climlm though the rocks lĀ e rugged. THE SENIOR MILLERSV1LLIAN Vice-l'rrMdfnt . . Stmfartt........ Tr a urrr. .... Class of 1910 (Ptfirrm ā¢ M.TKh B. AlBKnTf l. .............KllVJ.V K 8.XVDKH. M Giucj: Hohinkon. STrMILX ā l.VIVJNor.i!. CnUira Brown itut Gold, SUM tfrll Huh I Bald! Rcmlll Kohl Raid! Junior.! Junior !! 1Ā«t|0!!l 102 THE SENIOR MILLERSVILLIAN S isitor| of Junior (Class of 1910 HK Junior Class of 1910 organized Xovemlier S. 1907. Kvery member of the class was anxious for its organization at an early date and showed much spirit. After the election of officers, colors were decided upon, but the motto was let jrass for another year. At a sulaequent meeting the lĀ oys decided to get brown skull raps, with the numerals 1910ā in gold. They made a very pretty appearance. The l vs showed spirit during the foot-ball season by defeating the over-confident Middlers by the score of 5 to 0. The material for the boy ' basket-ball team was | oor. but they did not lack the courage to form a team. Having a fairly goes! team selected. we played the Middlers. but were defeated. The girls' basket-ball team was well chosen, and considering the incxjierience of the players, quite successfully matched the teams which they played. THE SENIOR MILLER SVILLIAN 105 Page lUterarp ocictp Oftirrra fur 1āllir-19118 frail emu Fml AJniinututK.n SĀ«o d AdmmiibMuia Prrcuhnt (āii.milks !ā¢'. Mess President J. Wii.uam Hi:im 1 irr- President Wayne Iāakmkh Vice-Pei xiilml Alvin WeutsiāH Seen Uni Katii.miim: Mii.i.kk Secretary Mauei. K. Mem.mkrt A runout Secretary A S N A Sr MIIAI'CII . rxixlnnt Secretary Kmily WlVTZ Censor 1.018 SUITKIt CriiMiT . Ki.IZAIIETII Oil MIT Tlsud Admmutration President Hknkv !ā¢', Reck Vice-President BkN'MMIN Mill I.KK Secretory . Assistant Seen turi KlIZMiKTII S||Ā ;hT7.EH Censor Anna Mattiii: vs 106 THE SENIOR MILLERSVILLIAN Fourth AdmmiilrĀ«hoo IBlnlrr CCrttn Filtli Admimiimioa Prrxidnd Vicc-PrcĀ itlcnt Srcrthinj A xxixlti nt St.crt tar a L'rnsor . I.r.wis C. Gatciikli. UoltKKT HlM.MLR Martha Morrison I mo S. Hi I .AIIT Kfhr Jonhs Prmdrnt Vice-Pttsidcut Srcrritiry Assistant Si rn tan CtUisor W11.1.1 am S. Simons .........Padi. Oimirrt ID in Stoi.j. Ivl.lZAHKTII TrIMMKR . Kijorkno: GdotiKNotmii Siuh Adm e mĀ tĀ«m pitiRi 2rrm S vreit. AdmumUMwo President . Virr-PrrJiiilnit Srcr tnrif AxxiMiwt Stcrtiuity (Vriwr Eiaikh U Kraiiiiii.1. IIkkhkrt Mi hr . Dona Promt Mary Strh ki.hr Kathkrim: Vhitksm Ā : Prr iiilait Ai.uos IC. Kkckkkkis ViCfrPratidatt .... JosKi'H Noonan Srerdanj I mo S. Hkioart Assistant Seen Kirn ...........Eiaik 1.aniĀ kh Vi uxor Now,ii: Mii.i.kr THE SENIOR MILLERSVILLIAN 107 yifty-Ihirb Auuitirraury $3age literary Society Jfrti'iaii Contlm.i, rtlai| 22. 190H At JVĀ 5 aāltork Jlrnaraimiir Mlā.SIC Wnltl ChamiMMc ............................................. ... .Mas C. Ettgrrv. Paok (licHtxniA. PRESIDENT'S ADDRESS Ukv Duakk Wkvhx. S7. Baltimore. Mil. PIANO 801,0- Oachii-hton auĀ« dent Wiener Waldā... ..... .MrauuxSthutl K.tTiiAiiiNt: Fiwnoeh I.im.rriKij), Mlllmville, Pa 11 ICST ()| HONOR.. .... Ho.V, Edwin S. Sti-aiit. Governor of the Common wealth HARP 80IX --āFĀ«nlaria 'Op. 06. T 4t dte Makv S WAiirtx, Loocaater, Pa. 108_______________________THE SENIOR MILLER SVILL1AN____________________________________________________________ IāAC.K ORATION - Sii|ti. v Ijmimt ........................................... Ina KkiĀ t Khayihi.l 'in. l.aiirn -t T. Pa HAKI1 Drier- MaM. ftmW M.xnv S. WAiiri:i., I)Ā motiiv Johnston. Pliilndplplim, Pa HEADINGāā ' IVInml .......................... ........ Dmmmnnd Dorothy A. SiioĀ :m. m ii, Philadelphia, Pa VOCAI. SOI.d - Spring Soup ........................................ ... ā ā¢ā¢ flaw HVi AvitJiXEm'. I'nivbt IIi'wkr. lil!rrĀ ville, Pa. Harp Auepiii|ianiĀ«t, .Miss W.uifv.i. Violin AcroinpaliWt, Mh Warhil HONORARY ORATIONā'Ainrricati Iāntri-xi-m . ................... On JiĀ«b M Ysaiibh, 1'nlled Stale Mnrxlml. Semnton, Pn HARP SOl.o (Vinpririi-UM1 ................................................................................. Faam Doiumiv JoHvnox. RHADINGāāAn EaĀ«trr Symbol' ................................................................................. Stuart Doiuxmv SHor.MsKr.n. DUETāViolin and Hnrp- Kuvinink ā.................................................................... IIVniBir fcĀ Main S. Vakm:l. John I,. W.xnm.. I-anraMer, Pa adjournment MUSIC....... IāMIK OklTIBMTKA no ā¢ THE SENIOR MILLER SVILLIAN iiormal literary feociety (rtflirrro fur 190 7-1908 āresident Vicc-lārc idcnt Secretory Crilic ....... FiiK Admins union ?all CTrrin HOWARD K, Campbell ......David Iākeitt Etiii:i. Djmm IStiiki. Haktman President Via-President Secretary Critic -S tond AiJralmUtAlion ......John I. Went . .Ad.vf.k Hawkens Blanche Mahiuhukh Emily Mast President . Vice-President Secretary Critic . TWd Adminuimion Kim hex .1. Chi mm Akthuk Crkenleaf Helen Kkiniiaud . . . Maky Zkllku THE SENIOR MILLERS VILLIAN Wtnlrr Srm Fourth AdĀ .rm.ut. Ā Fifth Admuuxrocion President .... Harry Hk.ukiiii.i. President Ci.kmknt Mkvkks Vice-President Milk Hokmt Vie,.president J.ycou Hkss Serrttari Ida Widlk Secretary Cwioi.ink Houck Critic l.INDA CoNNKI.I.Y Critic . .. Mahv Bkvan tfprlnii 3frm Sadi AdminulfĀ lBn Sovrtuh Admmutrxoo President Frank Krkidkr president Mary E. Stink Vice-President...........................Howard Git I MM Vice-President Jons |). Itodlā.lt Secretary MmĀ«;ik Wkuu Secretary Marion CoNNKR Critic Kansik Bkntxkl Critic Ansa Bowman 112 . THE SENIOR MILLERSVILLIAN ā¦Fifty-first Ammirraary Jiormal literary Society Seixcsion .... 3frt ag Eorotnu. Wctsibrr 23. 190' ilrnarammr Nkmual i i i -nFj.Tw PRESIDENT'S ADDRESS. MUSIC-āPiano Solo- Rovt iigrlliiui1 .. Rev. W II Kni'i'ic Caiisev, TĀ«. Carroll. Pa, Min Kahiahini: I.itti.kiikui. MCSM Violin Solo- Kol Niilrvi Mil. Jamka T. Rank, HONORARY DDHESS -āLStorAry Soointir nml l.itiTitmv Simularil ā . Poor. I. E. McGinmx, Stmlton, PĀ MUSIC Vocal I)ik-i Tl'r Iāh.'miki!- I tint'll FnrrwuH'ā . I hr. .MlAĀ«n i Koncke ami SlIAUH. THE SENIOR M I L L E RS V I L LI A N 113 REftDIKGr MA Set of Ttiniimi-e ....................... UJn'ch MiĀ« Hbixx Mat. Hiiikt, Philadelphia. Iāu. Ml'SIC Vocal Soloā Hindoo Song . .Hnnktry No One Saw At All ................................................................ . ..wire Mtsa Miiiiam SiiAt n. MlāSIC- Vocal $oUĀ Ji'wol Song NORMAL ORATIONā An Unwarrantable ItKAI INO - Aunt Haoraā. Il.ro ...... MUSIC Violin SoloāāConcert in Miw Antoikkttk IIvncke. Struggle tor Supremacy' ...................................... Gounod Pnor. T. Latimer Bxoox . 'ā¢.ā¢ .Ā . Corii.le, Pa. .................... Mias IIki.en Mar. Illiiat ............. ....... .................Irmtoy 8RI.KCT10N Mm. Jamk T. I,axe. ADJOURNMENT. NoiiwAt-OnaiEariu THE SENIOR MILLERSVILLIAN 115 ClJC Cljoir Xr afire Arras pan lot ANTOINETTE Hpncxe. Katiiaiiine Ijttlkeield. (Shacx Mattbk, Ruth Boyle, Quintals Maiiy Fettem, Maiik K Stine, F. N'kit Stoop r. John I. West . flair (Ovinrlrtlf First Ttnor .. Iomn I. Wentz. Sttond Tenor First Bom Strand Hat F New Stoop r. . Fiiank W. Khridkm Mahk K. Stine CLUB THE SENIOR MILLERSVILLIA N 117 )t Ā®ht Club Dlrrrlur ANTOINETTE IllNOKT 9it$i Imor Thank W. Kiimdeii, John 1 Went . T N'F.rr Stikht. JĀ«xĀ Ā W, Hoorn, lrĀ i (on (ālUNun F. Hew, Qumext Mkvkim, Awt E. KĀ :uĀ :hiibiĀ . Haul V. Hater, Kiaihrk J. Grimm, JlianUl Katherine I. itti. km bed. Aroint) 3rnor William S, Simon . Timer II Kiiaa iiiix, Hamit G Huiiehiu, Simon X. Tkiui Ā£rnmh tLoĀ AlvinC Wkhtwb, W'aVXT. It. Parmer, Mark E. Stink. Edvi mhi K Campiiux. 118 THE SENIOR MILLERSV1LLIAN (Christian Organisations ]}. W. (Ā£. S. 11. Offwirni ApcĀ«L 1865 Prt iHml ..................................... AvvMU I,ANOKA Vict-Prr.iilrnl .. ... ............. .. Km n JoNT.it Stenlary......................................... OlIVK tl.WRn Corrr'iĀ«mātin } Stcrrlttry MaIMII WeilII Trfasurtr .................................... II May Sti iud. liuprrinlriulrrtl r Fin nr Motion........ I.ILUAV M. GhkiixT 9. 111. Ā£. -V 0 Ā«u d MĀ«fch J, 1691 Prt id nt............... VUf'Prtniltnl Hrrvnlituj Srerrl,try . CorrtĀ pond it} .'vrrrfnry TrratHrtT .............. . Luvr.uve (innnKmnĀ ui MAnvOnKiinoLXRn . So mi a Som.i: ,... Kur.oir.Tii I.axic ......... Auia llioe y. m. c. a. Oi? ni2Ā«J 1691 Prrnrltnl ..................................VI.VIN C. WltllTm'li Virr-Prtxitl'Hl ................ .IloUKKT B. I' llrMMK.n Strrriary....... Brxjamin II. Ifr.u.rn Trraturrr , WaTNB R. I'auMBR ETICS 120 THE SENIOR MILLERSV prr li rut M mik K. Srixi:. Atfjletic Association (Offirrrs ftrrrrtarj CLKMKNT B. Mr.YF.KH. crrararrr J. W. LaNSI.YGKU. THE SENIOR MILLER SVILLIAN 123 Jfoot IBall (Oflitrr ilMngtr .. ...................Geo. E. Ilr.Ā«, Captain... -------Kww tgu K. Ca.miāiiklu Anitfam Slanayrr------- CMANUfr K. HuĀ« Conch ...........C'luniK 1), Coavr.n. Clnr-Up UJt limt Herman E, Zeiixkii. Uft Tackle................H. Kay Anokrmw. Lc lGuanJ i.vin Wkiithch Outer.....................Srn-m-.N I.kininokk. Kifkt tSuard . 'i.ud: Sinn: flight Tackle . ....ICowaiid K. Cami-iikm. Might Km!............. McuI'el A. Coccn. Quarter Hock .............Frank K Skaciiiiint W1 Half Hark.......... (,'uKRNām 8. Korr. . J.vmĀ A. Caixckt. Uu ht Hull Hack . J Kokand Gilbert Skbtfilnlet .. . - _________________________] Make K Stink. Hull Back..................J. William Heim. 1 Jonah J. Markle, br alr Sipl 2K. Iāltlrirk1-. ('olleiM 0. M S N S Nov 2..Hnldinore Hty Ollcuo. 0; M . S. X. S. 10 Oci 12. Williamson Trade . 0; M.S N S. 6 Xov. M. .Baltimon Polylerbidc .. 0; M S. N S. 0 CM 2.'.. Alumni...... 5. M. S. X. S. IT. Nov. 23 IVim li..llliiir for 0 af 0; M S. N S. 31 Nov 2s. .Sii'quolianrin lli. A. .. I; M.S Y S II I basket Pall Mamu rr ...... WA........... Aaulanl Maitagtr Wittf ......0 'ā ā¢ K. IIkw . ..........Cimhum l . t'oonen. ..........Kvkhrtt II Ricxaniw. Ulnr-Mp t'oricanl Ctutrr . (Imirrlr .. fiuMtltiU fCLKUKXT I . MltTRII . i Fuank W. Kiu.cuku .. .J. William llr.iu. i IIlku K Ztnvr.n. i Miavn . (Jocro. . ..Waltt.ii Airrutvck. ihfilulr Jan 4... IĀ« f. A. 21; M S. N S. 51 Jan. 14. . . F. and M 17. MSN S . 42 12: M S N S. Jin. 25... .Stair Fomrtrv Arodrtnj til; M S, N.S. .. 22 F-l. i WillimiiMOi Tmdr U; M S N S.. .. in 31; M S. N s . 22 Ml 11 . BI.MMiialiurj; Ntmnnl is M 8 S 8 .. in Ml 15. 12: M S N s .. :w 1VI.. Ā ) . . Stmr Fomrtrv Ariul. inv 25: M. S V S. . 2s F.I. T! Hl.-ihiĀ lnirv Normal ... . It. M S N.S .. 3S Mar 5. 22: M S. N S. 35 Mar 7. . Allrntown Prrji . 23; M S N.S, 10 126 THE SENIOR MILLERSV1LLIAN 128 ā¢ THE SENIOR M1LLERSVILLIAN Senior Ā©opsā Ā©asfcct Ā©all Manager F.vrunrr H, IIiocaihĀ , Captain..................................... Clemcst B. Mbykiir, Clnr-U|i lOlXMKNT B. MKYKItX, Fmavk W. K)tKiDr. t. .... . .J. Wiujam Heim. {MioiāEt. A Cowo. |{. Boy AmiKiwon. I.KVrU G. Gatcmkix. rnrra IVr 1 ljinoi Ā ter Y. M C V ...21; Anior . Iftā al I nm;vĀ lrr Unr. U MUI.1I.th . 2; jVnt irĀ . SI On January I lilt, tin- MuMI rĀ« Mi-ntr l the Junior-. 20-11; llm giving llic S -niorĀ iiixlU|iuti d powwion o( tlic Cup pmnilnl by tin- Athletic Amtx-iatUwi. FanraTifi .. Ctnlrr . . . . Unardi .... i v:u Tjyii xmhsvh ,-aoii hoi : k JBase PaU Manager .... ... ,1 nitlaul Manager. Captain.......... Coach............ Fint Hi. Second ft)Ā« Th.nl Haw SharUlap ... - ā¢ Field . Centre PiM Hii hl F rU Catcher .... PilcherĀ .... Subtli I ā¢it'ā C,Honor. K. Hew. {. Hov AxoKimox. Clement B. Mt:vr.u. . ClIAHLCK I . COOMIR. Sim .. Clement B. Meter . Norman fiiiwu. .VAtir.il Gilbert .Vilijam II. Stihwiiis. LVIN ā¢ W'lltTiCH. .John H. IlomiAN. K. Sr.rr Snton-.Herman' K. Xr.nsr.it ā¢ Howard Witmkyeu, ' George UmHW.te. SCurtox Arthur, Kami. Bate . Irvin Snvdkii. VARSITY HVHK-RAU. TRAM. 132 THE SENIOR MILLERSVILLIAN JBase J8aU cfjebule April 1. . . Viiric I'ollegiati4 hi.titiile M S N S . tt-At Millewvllle. April II. . .Conwnv Hall . .5: M. S S.. . ā1āAl Miller.ville. April 2A. . . Hiilliinnn- City College.. . . .0; M. S. N S . 3āAl Millrruvillr. May 2. M S N S . . 0- Al Merwnburg. MtĀ v IS. Millorsvllle A . .2; M S X S 5āAl Milli'raville, Uy in. itiickiiell rniverxity -4; M S NS . . 1āAt l wiiburs;. Slav ā¢. 4. ā Kulilown S VS M S S S 1 At Kutxtowii. 134 THE SENIOR MILLERSVILLIAN Cl)c Winbing Jf ootpatlj Anions tin- limuilfiil jm'lurv' Tlmt linns on mĀ«'iiiory'Ā wnlU, I- one of n wimtiiiK foot-jolli Tlmt ā¢orint'tli Iwit nf nil. Not for itĀ« ā¢lunlowi olllotl, Hint ilnri.rn (lir vnli- bcyofitl: nr yĀ« t tin1 ā¢mi ' unliioli 'Hint sl 'Ā«nl oāer ymuU-r pond; Not tin- snnrlnl npploliotiKh Tlmt limn; oVr tin- frasu 1 IwmIj -, .Soattcrins nvor tlio likw omĀ«. Wliich lilow to tl.p foolpntli' I'dso; Nor will! vinr- on tin I'limpii' W lirrr tin- lĀ ritiJ t-rĀ 'il Iwnw rv t; Not tin' lai o- nor lovrlv vlolotn Sm'lii to uĀ« til 1 Uont atiilkth: kiki-d. THE SENIOR MILLER SVILLIAN 137 There wd a well-planned meeting. meeting wo mini keep, Wo hie away to tlio winding path, Tlir path with hndowĀ« deep. U(hl Ā ā Ā tlio down of I ho thUtle, Free s the wind that Mow. Wo mot on tin? winding foot-path In tlio Muiimor long ago. Our foci on I hi path grow not weary A wo wended our way round tha tank . For wo won- hut two of many Of I ho doar old Normal rank Ithghtly tho color Ā«prrada ovrr Many a awcrt girt' faoe. At the foolidi whi. perod nothing T tiered with hoyWl grace; And when the UĀ t arrow of unv?t Fell on tho green lake' ido Wo lingered ju t one more minute By tho old lake, long and wide. Vnd tlien the wending homeward In time for the ladieĀ« boll. With tho deep oul ā atidaotion Tliat no one aw who'd toll Therefore, of nil tlie piotun-i That tang on niomnry' wall, The one of the winding foot-path I aurrly tlio bail of all. ā āt.YIĀ K A Slum. 138 TH E S E N I O R MILLER SVILLIAN IDfjat a jftouge MIDNIGHT 1'liAsT! Well, Wear me. Iāve witnessed quite ;i few, remarked a Ā lrĀ©k gray mouse to a friend one liny, and merry affair they were. W hat a host of bright memories rise fa-fore mv eye at the thought of one! I won About to retire one evening, n little Inter than usual, when, ju t as I arrived at my home (I then lived on fourth hall). I heard a low, soft, gliding sound. I paused: the sound advanced, and approaching me. I rould discern in the darkness n long line of kimoned figure . They kept steadily advancing, when, to my amazement, they entered the door by which I war landing. At find 1 could not realize it. for a teacher roomed just arrow the hall. War ever Mich courage, such daring, known by the heroine of old? I thought it well to join the assemblage, co slipping unnoticed within the door. I remained n silent witness to the merry scene which ensued. First of nil. with n great deal of giggling and shoving afa-ut. counties dainties were produced. Ah me! they looked so tempting, and I toll you. little time was lost in beginning the feast. While the odor of chicken salad, olives and sandwiches was borne to my nostrils, while I hinged with sueh n longing as only a hungry mouse can know, yet the picturesque Inanity of the scene was not lost to me, though I ntn only a mouse. THE SENIOR MILLERSVILLIAN 139 The large silver moon ruse bright and clear ill its sea of dark blue sky. casting its pale, luminous ray over the little party seated Turkish fashion on the floor. Ixiw chuckle of laughter, u violent coughing spell, hoarse whi |M n and olive seeds living hither and yon,only served to stouten their courage and increase the noise. Presently my heart quailed within me. for out in the hall 1 heard what seemed at lint n low foot-fall, later a violent thud, followed by a groan, when the door was thrown hastily o| en anil another kimoned figure, jumping madly about with a stubbed toe. was greeted the heroine of the hour. āStories, jokes, riddles, bits of gossip were then told in turn by each one. the feasting never ceasing for a moment. I really became alarmed the way those girls ate; would they never stop? Cakes, salad, fruit, candies, pickles and pies disappeared in an alarming fashion. At length n sharp tap was heard upon the door The door knob was violently shaken Oh. the mail confusion which followed! Under the lard, back of chairs, in the closet they piled in their wild excitement. One poor girl, who lost her presence of mind, fell in a miserable heap in the middle of the floor. Another more venturous cried: 'Who is it ?ā āA merry little laugh was heard, and then a burst of luughter from the entire party, which I really feared would Itetray them. A mischievous Middlcr, knowing of the feast, had come to scare us os a joke Time lip| od away very quickly, and before they knew it. the first streaks of morning light were seen in the east. Tired out with the night's festivities, the party broke up. the long train moving softly and silently down the Imll. I now came in for a goodly portion of the spoil , which I enjoyed immensely. I wish that 1 could witness 140 THE SENIOR MILLERSVILLIAN another such fcast by the merry girl Ā«'f āOS. and with a mournful shake of his little gray head, the little mouse jukI his friend, whose ism vernation 1 had overheard. Ā«lisap( eareti through a hole in the renter of my room. I was impressed by what I had hoard. It i true, our merry feasts are over, hut forever the fondest memories of sweetest hours will cling a Unit those two wordsā midnight feast. K. 15. THE SENIOR MILLERSVILLIAN 141 SufttiieDersefjen Aiifwiederwheti, old Normal. Tin ilnv nf parting' lirn : flu' day we leave thy hallowed (ā¢round , familiar umbw ā¢Ā dear. AiifwiediTodirn, nld Normal, We lose thy every Ā |Ā it: With yearainit heart we'll look To thee, thou ne'er to lie forgot Atifwiedervlwn, old Normal, And while we're far away. May heaven's Idea-dug he with tliee, For now, for then nlway. āGimck K. Biinorr THE SENIOR MILLERSVILLIAN 143 Cfjubb Kilt a dull-dull Tomorrow fcĀ Chubb, And whnt in tin- mutter, pray tell'' You've Imd over two woe I;.' Yet you're nctilu: like Irenkn Hushing off to library pell-mell Hull it dub-dulĀ« Weāve neglected our Chubb. To-morrow vre'll liave our mm . It in rather linrd Muff And we ran'! easy bluff So the Senior will now have to erain. Hub n dub-dub. There bn'I a Chubb: 'Ti a Mil there orrn't a few more; 'Tin aĀ« plain aĀ ran hr It in nil up with me So ilā- t'hulili StW-iitl next week at four. Hub n dub-dub, Heitiemlwr your Chubb, Don't walk nut caeh evening at four When you liave Chubb to do Do it ipnck and net throughā Tlierr i time enough then for the store. E 8, 144 THE SENIOR M I L L E R S V I L L I A (Eijc Ration's Capitol IIK Mecca of the graduating classes has always been the Capitol City. Because of the attiguous location, the modern plan, ami well-ordered municipal government, a visit to the city is considered a part of the education of the Normal student. Oneās appreciation of American citizenship is greatly strengthened by beholding the magnificent wall' and chandlers within which the working of tin- āShip of State arc accomplishcl. The Class of 'OS. anticipating the cduntionnl value of a familiarity with such seem . detcr-uiined u|kui an excursion. After consideration and much planning, the up| ointcd day arrived, at which time the class, accompanied by many friends. I mu tried a special train ami were soon whirling away under a late November sun towards the āSunny South. A most congenial air pervaded the very cars, and eaeh behaved in a free ami open manner which surprised even his most intimate friend. Delicate cake, randies and fudge were generously furnished by the girls, nor did any fear to eat to his satisfaction, as ML'S I-amies hail prepare ! a ease of restoratives and antidotes. The party, numbering about one hundred ami seventy-five, were elegantly accommodated at the Klstnere ami Frcdonis hotels. A select few members Ā«corned not to have been plejised with their respective ocoomnioda-tions. ns they s| ent considerable time at the other hotel. XIODKI. SCHOOL. THE SENIOR M I L LERS V I L L I A N 147 Tlio Lincoln Museum, the Capitol. Tteaaury Building, a trip to Mi. Vernon, Congressional Library, Washington's Monument, White House, and Corcoran Art Caller)ā were enjoyed in leisurely succession during the two days' May in the Naiotml Capital, the May closing with n grand automobile tour seeing Washington.ā Early in our trip it became manifest that conditions were favorable for pair ,ā ami while visiting the Museum the forbidden fruit was very much in evidence. Many chivalrous and amusing incidents might be cited on the various mcmlwrs of the party. Several under unfamiliar circumstances met with very novel experiences, which have had much to do with their life since that time. The sixteen men who attempted to sleep in Ā parlor nn indebted to the noise and frequent calls from the proprietor and policeman, for their esea|ie from a worse disturber. 1ānfortunate those who lacking personal interruption were fates! to sleepless hours and blushingā faces It was beneath the rotunda of the Capitol that a favorite athlete first approached a grove,ā' and since then that retreat has ! een meet pleasing to him! On the way returning from Mt. Vernon n certain professor wished to add to the pleasure of one of the girls by escorting her to the city. While passing through a ear one of the lads called āJoeā offered her a seat. Of course she nccepted. and Joe took a seat lieside her. Too bad for the Prof. but ā¢āJoeā won the day. That evening the Professor escorted the young Indy to the theatre, to the manifest annoyance of the chaperone . It is luml to refrain from ā Ri(t)ch{i)Ā« . There were others who grew bold. āMike. in search for a friend, almost got lost, but returned safe with his treasure The Nick of the crowd surprised all by appearing from liebiml the corridors with one of the Lancaster ladies. As a protection the crowd had u āKopp, for whom one was Goodcnough. Four boys insisted on taking their fair once for an extended auto ride, but could not evade the watchful chap- 148 THE SENIOR MILLERSVILLIAN crones So the boys sang Wait Till the Stilt Shinw, Nellie, and, joining a crowd of their own kind, had the auto ride. There wore many hairbreadth escapes mid thrilling ventures; lost purses; stranded couples; daring feats and tested endurnnee. Our photographer displays n picture of his affinity taken on a railing high tin the Capitol dome. Might o'clock .Saturday evening found the pilgrims returned, welcomed with a sumptuous oyster sup| er and the hearty greeting of Dr. byte. The value of the excursion cannot lĀ e estimated. To each it means souvenirs and mementoes, pleasant memories, a broadened vision, and a Inter conception of art and architecture. To nil the Iwnefite will become more apparent as the members go out in life and give their service in the training of young minds. To many the trip was the first lesson in the school of travel, and this doubtless will bo an incentive towards wider culture. THE SENIOR MILLERSVILLIAN 149 9 Retrospect When I came here iix !Ā ' Prop, (Irwii :t tin- urowii K sraw, My! 1 KOI homt-xirk for riuunmii, 1 didn't know imr in my ela. ; Little knew I nliniit manner . Nor how to twin! and turn, I didn't know tmirli itlmut āā ā tappitiK, But n Junior aid, āVow'll learn. And when n jolly Junior The campus I trod in pride, I really tliouirht I wax Ā«' , With n Indy by my Ā ide: But I knew not l)r. Hull, Mi Ā I,vie gave no concern, Shaking luĀ lo ud, n Middlcr xaid: ā¢'When next year cornea, you'll learn ' And when I Iiccame it Middlor, Alone with mnnv a cure, I did my licxtāthat wn-n'l much I wn ā tuii|t everywhere T.ittlc thought I of Conuiienecmenl, O'er āTrig and .Sol I didn't yearn: But Imppy and Kav, I went my way, Then a Senior xigbed, You'll lonni.ā When at Ia t I was u Senior, Dignified, ntudtou and wise,ā Iki tell! to-morrow' that Trig, exam. GCe! 11uit Virgil I do do pine; Anti route eve I'd talk of m IhwiIx. What I'd take nod wluit I'd pum, Till after a while, with an amu-ing Miiile, An Alumnti hinted, You'll leant. Ifriicc! ā 2DV Ā« f-Ā . ReĀ«nlly THE SENIOR MILLERSVILLIAN 151 Snappersā Association An inuniimrii firalitg, IE First Anniversary of the Snappersā Association was solemnized with very impressive exercises, in the recently-discovered grove on the east side of the campus, at ( p. m. on the evening of June 13, 1008. The success of the meeting was largely due to the great interest and earnestness which was manifested bv each person in the performance of his part. The meeting was one of so much inspiration, that it proved the Association tĀ juĀ t in its infancy. The programme rendered w:ls as follows: PROGRAMME. SINGINGā Everybody Snaps at Millersvillc ................................. Arnn:N i: PRESIDENT'S ADDRESS- In Unity There is Strength ... . Hon. .1 Roland Gilkkkt ORATIONā The I'ndeHying Principles in Snapping ........ J. William Hum (Jl'ARTI'TI'Eā In the Shade of the 'Pair' Trees Meet Me at the l.akc. Ol.KMKNT MKYHRS, MakY R. GKOVK, NV.rr Stkoi i . Kthrl J. Dimm. 152 THE SENIOR MILLERSVILLIAN POEMāā¢ ' IāiHap Year Revelations .. ........... READINGā11 When He i'nkw Me to Niagara Falls . PRQPHBOY ORATION āSocial Advantages of Shenk's l.nneā SOLOāāUuH-Fros on tin1 Rank .. .... ORATION āThe 'Sclfchnhlc' an AL-ailuti- Necessity to the ' Ideal ā Studem RECITATIONāāā¢Pairsā on Monday Night MlāSICāāGood-hyc. Sweet Heart . ........... Etiiki. I. Buck .. Kfti j: Jonks Calvin Morris Kvkhittt Rickard pROr. Mark E. Stink I.KWTS GaTCHKI.1., Es- |. Maihivkhitk Kiixiiik ... Aviiikxck OFFICER}?. President .. ...... . J. Roi.and OlLUKKT, Iāll.B. Vien-Presiilcnt................... .............I. William Hkim. tiecrfUtn ...... .. Nki.uk Thompson. āhiej Adrian .. ....... . . Roy Andkrso.v. TIIK KAKK. 154 THE SENIOR M I LLER$VILLI AN COMMITTEE o. A R R A N ; KM ENTS. Kumkr R Khayiiii.i., Chairman. Howard Wickkrt, Euraiiktii Shbhtzbk, Hklbn Brooks, Roth Stoll. A. Roy Bortzbibld, Harry 0. Brack him,. Edward K. Campiikll, Miocki. A. Cooco, ('ā KOTtOK A. KaSNACHT, Kimiibk .1. (Ihi.mji, ClIAKI.KS K. HltfS, HONORARY MEMBERS. Frank W. Kkkidkii, Cl.YDK A. Slill'K, W11.! JAM R. Wkiclkk, Hulks M Buchanan. I.INDA S. COXXKLLY. Mary Bevax, Olivk Hayks, Crack Mattbr, Anna S. Matthews, Helen S. Rkixiiakd. Mary S. Stricki.br, Maugij: M. W'uiut, Mvrti.k E. Wiulk. THE SENIOR MILLERSVILLIAN 155 fumigation It (run in tlic mid. cold winter Wlicu the microbe; mmti.iled m. 'l'lmt tlie (acuity grew nnxhm . Grew o wiin mid pule mid tliin For the microbe . IIk'.v were ninny. And with due determination. They hud come to mob the Norton) Naught to do. but fumigation. FirĀ t with gallon of Multā Chloride , Kvcry thing ā nicely pmyed; Ltut the microbe held on bravelyā Noble courage they displayed. Still the scarlatina rovngcd, Spite at nil lne Ā«ni,nation; Kviiii Senior now were frightened. So they tried the fumigation Fumigationādeath to microbe- ! Ibit tlw odorāoh, dear me! We were all well nauseated, III the proems to he free lint we triumphed, all i o'er. Round u- microbe roam no more; Formaldehyde, Plattā Chloride.-. Iu t UĀ hope will lncll no more. -G. K. B. 156 THE SENIOR MILLER SVILLIAN 3n Ā£piSobc The ofturt wn very dinky, Where n Senior Mood one night Beneath n Ihird-hnll window. Whence a basket did alight. Although the banket Indencd With dainties from above, Wan Mint with good intention Hv her, bin lady love. A very cool reception Wa wnt from Ā« -eond hallā A eluding dish of water, ftrenched the Senior, cake and all Ami then a sudden hurrying Followed cJiane upon thi all, And right into the coal bin Tumbled cake and beau ami all. Now. Seniors, when you're prowling Within the court so dark, A parnĀ ol and candle Would aid you in your lark. āKttirl ligcu. THE SENIOR Who lul the hinting? Who doesn't āanap ? Who i' our poetaster ? Who the faculty in? Who manufacture Reign it V Dope ? Who will make the best house-wife? Who āpumped the ocean dry ? Who gave the mouse parade? MILLER SVILLIAN 157 W )Ol Who ipv(s circuses on second hall? Who performs tho rabbit stunt? Who wears mimlwr nine shoes? Who ran awuv with the alarm clock? Who broke the sidewalk at Manheitn? Who were the āhumming-birdsā in (invmmar? Who put the ādummyā in Miss Glicretās room? Who makes a noise like a pig under a fence? THE SENIOR MILLERSVILLIAN 159 3FoUcs Mit. IIkim (iK-inn natal lo discuss the .l ArxĀ«.iĀ vĀ«l Galvanometer)ā I never outlied French. therefore. I know nothing about it.ā Du. BitnkrāāWhy, a lxxly need not to have studied German to know you. Mr. Heim.ā .Mit. STKAtKJMN What is another name for fvilamoguudi?ā Mh. HkĀ sā'ā Boarding House.ā Dn. HitnkkāāWhy are the Kdntgcn rays invisible? Miss Bohnā Because they cannot be seen by the naked eye.ā Da. Hitnkkā Mr. Simon-, you may state the law in regard to polarity of magnet a.ā Mk. Simonsā bike |xĀ lcs expel each other, and unlike |x |es contract.ā ClassāHa! ha! ha! Mit Hkimā I think wo ought to bring it before the class. Miss Connklltā No, I think we should speak to them individually; because, you see. if you have one alone, hr will not have the nerve to refuse.ā 160 THE SENIOR MILLERSVILLIAN Havid Campbki.i. (in KiikILxIi Literature)- āBede was n monk in tho convent :tt Whitby.ā Mn SriiM'i.iiN ā ā¢ā¢Mr. Shipe. who wrote the ā Iliadā and the ā(Rlvasyā? Mn Sihci -ā¢ā¢ Addison. ClassāIln! 11:t! ha! Mn. Smi'Kāā No. Shakespoie. Mins Thompson (in History of Kduestion)ā (ā011 1 ant inc lied from the country liecauae ho was a witch.ā Mn. Kk Kin Kit (in Classics, with dramatic effect) Wrench that I am!ā l n. Bitnkkā What is the difference Ixrtweon a small and n largo battery coll? Mh. Sin I t:ā The current from a small battery tends to shook a man, while that from a large battery tends to kill a man.ā Mn. Bkuiukkr (translating Virgil) Helen! Helen!! Helen!!! Dk. Hykhly ā Ves. we have heard of Helen. Mn. Stkaiwiin Who wrote Franklin's autobiography?ā Mn. Frankijn- Washington Irving.ā Miss UtCK (in Methods)ā (āan you give some suggestions for teaching Washingtonās Birthday successfully?ā: Mn. Morrisāā¢' Why, have a sociable. THE SENIOR MILLERSVILLIAN 161 Du. HitnkkāāWhat is in a Torricellian vacuum? Mil. Sm pkāāCompressed air.ā Mr. Strauohn - Why was Achilles at the kindās palace? Mr. Stinkā He was a maid of honor.ā Mil. Nu kkvāāEmerson was the son of a preacher for eight generations. Mb. Kkokhwkis (being asked to lead in prayer)āāOur Heavenly Father, we ask thee to he with uĀ« in the past as Thou hast been in the future. Mn. Stk.u'Oiinā Where did āHome, Sweet Home.ā first appear? Miss Hitterā At the Hoof Harden, at a play.ā Mr. Uonnv (live some theories of mountain making?ā Mr. Bauwau ;bā'āMen cannot give reasons, but some have advanced the hypolrnute that the earth contracts.ā Tin: Tr.ACiiKitā What did Johnson write?ā Mr. WentzāāHe wrote Shakespereā$ worksāno. he translated them.ā Mr. Stkaeohnā What did Beaumont and Fletcher write?ā Mr. AnokrsoNā To Have a Wife. Keep a Wife. 162 THE SENIOR MILLERSVILLIAN Mh. Myf.ksā Absalom was Abraham's son. Miss Pkovtv (advice to .Seniors)ā If yon want to catch a boy, you have to do it while he is young. Mr. Stu.ui.hv What i- Cotterās āSaturday Night about? Miss Grovkā Why, it's aliout Saturday Night- -Sociable. I R. Bykrlyā When are |H ople hungry? Mr. Kauffman ā' When they are pale.ā Mn. Straughnā What did Thomas Chatterton do?ā Mr. Morrisā Took poison and died at eighteen. Six-Grader t.. Mr. Bort FIKU ā Mr. Bortztield. Iāll give you a dollar to kiss Miss Bevan.ā Mr. Boktzfikldā I'll do it without the dollar. Teacherā Tell me something about Higginson. Mr. I). Campbellā,rHe wrote ( orindicais for magazines. Miss Landis (translating)ā I clitnlted the top of the mountain, and stood with erect ears. Dr. Hull (in surveying) - The correction in Departure is nothing. Doc. CampbellāāWhich column shall 1 put it in? THE SENIOR MILLERSV1 EL IAN 163 Du. Bitnebāā Why is an image seen inverted? Miss Brechtā ilettuM it is upside down.ā Mr. Roddyāā Mr. Hastings, what was the difference between the fish of the Devonian age and those of to-day? Governor ā Those of the Devonian age bad a back Intne. Mr. TimlināāMr. Wcntr, how do you know whether a thing is hard or not?ā Went ā- By squeezing it. Mr. Hoover (coming back from Washington)ā But donāt we miss those chocolate drop waitresses? Miss Stollā' Yes. I certainly did like some of those fellows very well. Mr. Sthauoiisā Who did Edmund Burke reply to in hi- Conciliation Sjarech? Miss Groveā Hayne.ā Miss Myersāā Now 1 have two housesāone is near a saloon, the other is not. Now which is more valuable?'! Several BoysāThe former. Mr. Stroup (teaching History)ā General Washington always had a eolortd negro guarding his camp. Mil Stroup (calling up the register)ā Hello, Central, give me Heaven. Mise Dimm (going to register)ā Hello.ā 164 THE SENIOR M I L L E R S V I L L I A N Miss Ilb'XCKK (in Glee Club, to one of the singers)-- Now what animal will you imitate? Hoy-āI will imitate a tame rabbit. Mis H. - What kind of a noise doe a tame rabbit make? (Club roars.) Miss II - Well, what 'a the joke? I never had a tame rabbit.ā (KHauteb A ehew. Herltcrt Cornāll. A pipe. George l asnacht. A girl. Horace Hastings. A man Anna Matthews. A trapeze. I mo Reign rt. A deck of cards The Gang. A marriage license. Roy AndctKOn. Someone to tease. Aldu- Kcgerreis. Something to eat. Dining-hall Victims. A Life-Insurance Policy. Mattel Mummert. Another box of fudge. Elmer Kravbill. Another ball of twine - Nellie Miller. Livelier Middlers. Juniors. Common sense. Helen Buchanan. A hair cut. Chits Kauffman. A musical voice. William Weigler. THE SENIOR MILLERSV1LLIAN 165 (Cxcusfli Jfroin 6pm. They were n crowd of Seniors, Around her dn k they plead; 1 lkĀ«ard such trainee excuse . Ami thin wa what they said: Mis Koch, may I please he excused. My lied is awful sort; lt'Ā all riihlu-d open, lilftck and Blue, And uinko me limp, what' more, MiĀ« Kwh, they're fumigating I can't find suit or shows; Mv roomās a jicrfect āmix-up'ā I know youāll not refuse. Mis.-. Korlt, I really can't take gym., 1 have a raging hca lnrlĀ e; 1 think, (K-rhap , Iām Retting grip-For all night I lay awake. Mir Koch. Iām very tired, 1 had four exam . to- lav; -So if you really do not care. I'll take u rest one day.ā Miss Koch, I'm still nil over. My miiM'hw are Ā«piitc sore; If 1 should exercise the leant I'd faint upon the floor. So with grip and fumigation, Bloomer torn and friends to n eet, Sore throat . Ā«pntin- and headache, I think lliev'rr linrd to beat. -Ā«. E. B. 166 THE SENIOR MILLER SVILLI AN Ā«P UCSfi DI)0 He wear . a rublxr collar Ami n tie of purple. gay; Hair parted in tin middle lit initial- an? C I' Though foml hope- dUappoiiited, Sin- lia- ever mill'll to av. In lliiĀ« mooivo brunette Iwmitv, Do you m-rignui K J. A maiden ill a chubby form Ami millin' (nil of glee; A little blackened Tnjwi li our jolly lli'li-n D, A voire ivilli n decided Ā«nuai fc. Ami ftinlilnin'il tenderly; In till iLainty little frllou I mu 'iin- youāll know A It. If you bear a deafening thunder. Don't let it trouble you; l'iĀ« but the ib-op, molodiouM voice Of William W, So ivino null i-oli'illti In- appear . I'm urc no one could gui Ā« Hi young nffc -tioii4 linvo been won By a Muldler. rn h M S A mnidrii gay mill debonair. In tier no flaw we Ā«ae. Except lĀ er curl don't inatcb her hairā Till ean-lw Helen II, A you til Willi head -welled twice it Ā ir. Iāerhap the Pueulty For till gave bim liiĀ honor. Till Ia y Edward (', THE SENIOR MILLERS VILLI AN 167 Jfuture Jfacultp CALVIN MORRIS, IārliKlpal. HOWARD FRANKLIN, Matlinin tl( CLARENCE S. KOPP, Laun HF.LK.N DONECKER. IIMory. OLIVE HAYES, HARRY O. BRACK BILL, lārtcĀ«$tor. CHARLES F. KAUFFMAN, Sctrnre. PEARLK RRINNKR, Geography am] Geology. DAVID R. CAMPBELL, Rmtltoi. ARY N. BRUBAKER, I'liyakal Training for Ontlemm. ANNA MARY H08TETTER, Th Ā«tr l Training for tailln. HARRY K BAI.SBACGH. SupwtntĀ ml nl Modrl SrhooL J. WILLIAM HEIM, Obomhtry. Mule W|IUĀ« Ā«Ā« our darting. lint now hr lĀ tM more. What hi- drank (or IIjO, Waa HjSOa- WILLIAM R WHKiLE, Language HELEN BROOKS, Grammar I Inriintlnc Slant!). MYRTLE WHILE. Librarian. MAY DI'LEBOIIX, Voral an.J Imirumnital lii lr. I LOR ENCE 0 Ā« OKN()l (iH, MatronāLadln. EFFIE JONES, MatronāGentlemen. MARY R GROVE. Hou ekĀ«etwr ipntfefrH {trofnMkml. HENRY II. MATS. Klncuilon. 168 THE SENIOR M1LLERSV1LLIAN Sometime Wt fefjaU (Uuberstanb W )p Romeo loves Juliet. Wc are so immature. Anderson i always āup street. Brackhill loves to pick āDaisies. The āconfectionaries are to he shunned.ā Hearts break so easily in room II. The āPrincipal is the studentsā best friend. Three days for Meyers ami Grimm to get married!?). W flat Is zero. plus or minus. Is meant by on the bias. Makes Gatchdl so happy this spring. Attractions for Charlie in Philadelphia. Hnp|iencd to Middler when they had their feast. Objections to Board of Editors going to Lancaster. Makes Billā always go home by way of Philadelphia. lost Rats. Grace Matter A microscope. Grace Jones. A trunk key. Elisabeth Hacrtter. A conceit-box. Kliner Kraybill A Jack-oā-lantern. Dona Peeht. A dead mouse. Mary Bcvan. Half of my life, Kurvin Nickey. Arm of a chair. Ima llcigart. Her way in Washington. āMyrtle. All liope of getting married. Calvin Morris. My temper in Virgil Class. Clarence Kopp. A thorowjh-brrd pony. Horace Hastings. THE SENIOR MILLERSVILLIAN 169 UunmcUs Ttiare wn a young lady ofl.ynnc Who w Ā so lerrihly thin, That when she owyed To drink lemonade She Ā li| |xxl through the straw and fell hi- There wu n young Indv Ā«if Skye Who said to her lover. Oh, fie! You may ki me. of course, But you must use force. And goodness' you're stronger tluui I. There wits n young lady from Y-------- With n shape like a capital I She roomed with a ehuin hig a my thumb, And in basket-ball proved herself prv. And off these two maidens we'd sight Satisfying their big appetites To Herrās they would go And spend nil their dough. And make their papas make right Tile re was n young Nāormalito saint. Illumineii with heavenly paint; āMy reasonāll. he'd say. To keep snapper away. For the taste of it make them all faint.ā' There mis n young person named Low, Who for Elbe's affection did sue; He cut Cruller out. But at the last iKriit The principal stepped 'twixt the two. 170 THE SENIOR MILLERSVILLIAN iiotcs; Jfrom tljc cijool JDiarp September 10āSchool open . We are Seniors. SeptemlHT 12āTrouble begin in the Model .School. September 15āPreps, afflicted with homesickness. SeptcmlĀ cr 2(lāJuniors take Props. out for apples. October 7 Or Hull misses his grapes. October IS- Mr. Anderson takes a walk up street. October 22- Mr. Hess lost his gun. October 2S- Mr. Straughn treated the Senior ladies to all-day suckers.1 Octolior 30āMiss Shert .er lost her curls in āgym.ā Octol er 31- Hallowe'en! Olive sj ends the night in the shower bath. October 31āA man (dummy) in Miss Oherstās room. November 10āCurfew rang early. November 14-17āSight seeing at Washington. November 2'. āThanksgiving! First good dinner of year. 172 THE SENIOR MILLERSVILLIAN December 0āHistory of Education passed. December 9ā1Opening of winter term. December ISāChristmas tree dedicated to Miss Lyle. December 20āChristmas vacation logins. Dcccmltor 21āMiss Gilltert start on her totir around the world. DcccmlrtT 31āChristmas vacation ends. Many sutTeriim with indigestion. January IS Junior Sociable! A good beginning. January 25āApple day for the ladies. January 27āThe ladies instructed to wear armless āsleeves.ā January 2SāIntroduction to fumigation. Hose Hash developed. February 1āSenior Sociable! Tmnsform(h)cr int roduced. February 3āā'frigā was laid on the shelf. February ISāTranscendentulism, February 28ā Dr. byte attended a reception given by āTeddy. February 20 Senior Reunion I Faculty lecture course begins. March 3āFumigation, the real thing March IāāMarjieV over-worked horse ran away. March 5āāHappy Pop Cooper March 0āGlee Club Debut! Everybody delighted. THE SENIOR M1LLERSVILLIAN 173 March 7 Middler Sociable! A great surprise (?). March 10- Eflic announce her engagement. March 11-24āSpring vacation. March 25āPrep , amazed! Electric lights turned on. April 4āAn alarm clock in Methods April 5āMiss .St rick I w gave her fish a bi-chloride hath and they died. March 27āā Haxcre lxĀ ing hunted. March 27 Interesting faculty meeting. March 28- lecture in every class. April 30āMathematical advice: Young man, get your life insured before you get married I May I āāHummerās Day in Grammar Class. May 11āHoraceās Pony identified. Dr. pronounced it an āout-of-dateā translation. May 14- laist regular meal eaten in the city of Jerusalem. (Day before exams.) May 15āHarvest. May 19āAnother glimpse at āTrig. May 30āLegal holiday. Special programme rendered. June 1 Anxiety runs high. School Hoards meet. Seniors awaiting returns. June 15āArrival of the Wise Men. June 24āCommencement. Sad farewells. 174 THE SENIOR MILLER SVILLIAN Jf misljeb Co, littlr book, ami bring where'er you k , Joy :tml mirth, for we have meant it m . If wo hint' knocked at Other pretty hard. Ti hut in fun. So have regard for IflOS the .Iilv., To plcaĀ«e you and plea 1 other , denied Nothing to make our little book worth while. Head it. and may von never then forget The M iLUnsvi luax. āG. K. B. TO THE PUBLIC In behalf of out advertiser the management of the Millersvillian takes this opportunity to announce that all firm ate thoroughly reliable. It iĀ largely due to them that this publication is a possibility, and we hope they will be greatly benefited, The Mo Popular Studio in Lancaster Photographs of Quality and Merit Groups and Individual Portraits Special Discount to Teacher and Student 24 West King Street ā Odd Things in College Jewelry Estimates and Designs Furnished on Requesi G. Wm. Reisner Manufacturing Jeweler - - LANCASTER. PA--- ATHLETIC MEDALS. FRATERNITY CLUB AND CLASS PINS Hi COLLEGE SOUVENIR SPOONS AND PRIZE CUPS BUCKNELL UNIVERSITY JOHN HOWARD HARRIS. Prasidmt COLLEGE with Courses in Art . Philosophy, Jurisprudence. Science. Chemistry, Biology. Civil and Electrical Engineering. WOMENS COLLEGE College. Institute. Music ami Art Course . ACADEMYāFor Young Men and Boy . F.hetn.k BuJJwg .... rĀ Ā J lĀ« occupancy Fo. Catalogue. .Jim,. WILUAM C. CRETZINCER. Regi.tm, Septet . 19. 1907. IWĀ«|. Pmi. Stehman Bros. Picture Frtmri Muir to OrJrr Frames or Diplomas and Cla s Picture a Specialty. SnuUlst's. Peach', anj Wright At Ol.tnn4, BASF. BAIT. TENNIS AND FOOT BALL COODS 102 North Queen St. Y. M. C. A Laacuin. Puaa. isr Geo. W. Schroyer Florist and Seedsman Lancaster, Penna S1RKKT -SCBXi:. FOUNDED 17 1 FOUNDED Ā 7 8 DICKINSON COLLEGE I2 h Year, W.II Opt Scpxmbct 17. 1906 DEPARTMENTS i I. COLLEGEāClauical, Latin Scientific. Scientific, and Philosophical. each of (out yearn II. SCHOOL OF LAWāOne of the Oldert in the Country. III. CONWAY HALL (Preparatory) prepare lor Technical School and College . For Ciulopn ud lurihn inlotmilion, ā¢Jdmi CEO. EDWARD REED. Pianknt. C iliwr. PĀ«. HĀ Ā Ā YĀ«W LaunAy Work Door by lb Hertzlerās Standard Steam Laundry NOTIONS. RUBBERS. TENNIS SHOES and Scouring Work LADIES' AND CENTS' HOSIERY AND UNDERWEAR. 27 NORTH ELEVENTH ST.. LEBANON. PA AU yt ā¢ Ccod Lu o Candxi. ALLiN r. WARD. P,.f. MillĀ«r nllĀ«. PĀ«. vil She (Emtfstaga Natimtal Sank Ā ā umiiTIl ā¢ Capital. 200.000 Suapiu and pĀ«onn. 025 000 ā¦ M.CIM M. II taOMKni.fltaUatt. I Ā« P. W III ā ā¢taro, Vtcc-faaldarit. A It llmimi., Carhlrr. Corfu I amt prompt atlrnllon tlrro l. all Imrinrat Ynnlm' HĀ«kt and circular Itllera of credll lĀ uĀ«V aratutdr la alt porta ol the world All f Kill lira couirtrat with round tanklur. cheerfully extended THE FASHION Lancasterās Popular Store (or Millinery and Rcady-to-Wear Garment! I) EAST KING ST. NORMAL GROCERY for t-eat (ruerrtea. randier, muned ap odr and provirlnnt. Ihr Normal CaĀ«h C.rorcry eacelr them all Ā V arc )Ā n acrou Hie uMol Itrouoda, and incite a Irial oat KĀ lr 1āurr Miller.nrK and all kiudaof produce. alnryr IrerV Cnher. fruii utile drticacirr in reaĀ«oĀ« Soft drtakr, cigar and tafcurco aim on Ā«a!e WM B. SCIIEAFFER'S Millcnvillr. Pcaaa. Normal CarK Grocery vi is photographs that loook i.kr you Combined wuh nrtiaic workmomhip . - _ uwKā,hc Y oIr Studio ā noted for. Two x rĀ from Square 6 West King Street Lancaster. Pcnna. BEST POSITIONS The ā¢oiperinteihleiil ol one of the OeĀ«l ml-iiy-paylng title In Hie I'nileil State where lennayjvatua Stale Ncmul.llplomi. ate rnofmuil, enilr uĀ« a. (ullvwa in December. nr ā¢ T.in- line on fliiity dnU-Ui grade len.het whom vmi ran I'lOTimrnd I will mu the In Iheir cfcoot ni it lu mtli Appoint we inĀ will lie made 6t.t week In April. n e r pcniliowa pay front fiaPto fponfoe about III .laya actual teaching. Many are new ā¢cfenol other are va.arniea The HupeiiBUMent ra p!Ā«ye l hia Snprtvnoe of Primary tirade through llm Agency YhiĀ i ftoua owe of our l ewt patron We have many A Per good op (ā¢oituuitlea Wrile to uĀ« concerning them. AiMre . ā¢r neatr.c oft.ee, TME TEACHERSā AGENCY K. U MVKK r li CO n.i Market v llamabutg. Iāa. Lancaster's Best Jewelry Shop - ZOOK'S Corner Orange and N'orth Queen Street Catalog ma.ted on rpyoeM. u := luoeaam. Pa. Itt) f.lenarm M (Mover. Coto. la-10 Trinity Air . Atlanta. Ca. ix āTHE HOUSE OF GOOD CLOTHESā Our Stock cl MEN S. YOUNG MEN S and CHILDREN'S Clothing U Large and Varied enough to Ā upp!y every need. Price , of courie. prove it iĀ to your advantage to buy here. S. M. MYERS CO., 12 EĀ«t Kin sĀ . PING PONG PICTURES WEAR In Fur Pont .. iS lot 2S CĀ n Ā« BONG BONG PHOTOS WINGERT HAAS IS Cent, a IWt Part CĀ li .nd Fin. Ph fĀ -ptw R.aKeaM. HATS AND CAPS IDEAL PHOTO CO. 149 North Queen St. LaneaĀ ter. Penna 9 ā¢44 North QotĀ« Sr. l-nncnMn. PoĀ Ā . - ESTABLISHED 18 5 ESTABLISHED 1875 The Howard House J. D. RITCHEY, Proprietor ICE CREAM, CAKES, CANDIES, SOFT DRINKS AND LUNCHES QUALITY OF GOODS. CLEANLINESS, PROMPTNESS AND COURTESY IS OUR MOTTO xiii RUBBERS SHOES HOSIERY XIV IR or III Queen Street Alumni, Society and School Pins For Sale at the Book Room Herrās Book Store You may worry ā¢ bn li you moil. You Ā«ur Iruil your aiain at a kom ol caret. BOOKS ASH STATIONERY You mĀ v Irrt M a Klap or a ra 1. PENNANTS Bui when ibe dty't doae pul II oul ol your head SECTIONAL BOOK CASES PYROCRAPHY MATERIAL Do 41 Ibr ā¢ā¢ NISSLEY'S CAFF. -Nun S d 1 PRINTING and ENGRAVING 14-16 EAST CHESTNUT ST. 112-114 North Queen Street. Lancaster. Pa. Fot Ladies and Gentlemen Lunch and Dining Rooms XV GO TO S. F. Herrās Confectionery FOR THE FINEST USE OF Ice Cream, Soda Water, Cakes and Peanuts Independent 'Phone xvi South of Stale Normal School Millcrsvillc, Pennsylvania JOB PRINTING ENGRAVING STEEL DIE STAMPING 20 NORTH QUEEN ST. LANCASTER. PENNA. School Pennants, Banners and Pillows MĀ«k 1 Skoit Notice od i Any Dnip $Ā o J ui IB ofdrr Itom youi High ScKool arxt Ā . I. N. Witmer, Millersville, Pa. AMERICAN HOUSE SAM I. HERTZLER P 0(HIĀ«tOĀ« 32-34 North Queen St. Lancaster. Pcnna. xix Established 1855 Ejablnhcl 1655 First Pennsylvania State Normal School Millersville, Pennsylvania XX The School Year Begins Sept. 8. 1908 E. ORAM LYTE, Principal s THE CHAS. H. ELLIOTT COMPANY Tl4 LĀ«|I1I Hm In itn COMMENCEMENT INVITATIONS. CLASS DAY PROGRAMS AND CLASS PINS Dmc PiofIMM ami Invitation.. CUĀ« and K al in.lĀ« Uaaii. (Ā« Anaoala. Claw and KiaKiniiv Stationary. Mow. WEDDING INVITATIONS AND CALLING CARDS. WORKS t 17th Start aiw) Lehtjh AvĀ«. PHILADELPHIA. PENNSYLVANIA CHRISTOPHER D. JEFFERSON We Clothe Men From Head to Foot ENGRAVER OF BRASS AND STEEL DIES Foi ColUga Annual.. 01 Bindaa and Slalxoan Uae 71 NORTH SEVRNTH ST. PHILADELPHIA PENN A. WĀ« ate SfKvialnb in Alliaa let Young Mas and Mm Ā«ri YonlMul Idea . STAUFFER CO. JI-3) NORTH QUEEN ST. LANCASTER. PENNA. xxi IKilltauās For the highest art in all grades of Photographs Always thoroughly modern in equipments and accessories Ā£ tuiiUi: 20 Cast Sum; 8 trrrt. laurafllrr. JJa. B. F. BARR CO FLORISTS NURSERYMEN SEEDSMEN Store: 30 Wert King Si reel. Kcyrtonc Nurseries: 940 Columbia Avenue. Lancaster. Pa, DECORATING AND ARTISTIC Fl.ORAL WORK A SPECIALTY PETER J. BRACHTENDORF SHAVING OaaĀ«Ā«.TiiM ā ā¢VUMtUU. Ā Ā«ā ā ā¢ F NO RAVINGS ā¢r Electric City Engraving Co. surrALO. n. r. xxiii INTELLIGENCER PRINTING HOUSE BOOK. CATALOG AND COMMERCIAL WORK 8 WEST KING STREET u r :: LANCASTER. PA Thw volurn ol lhĀ« Millcm illian punted by tbe ta!elli Ā«oc r xxiv ?
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