Millersville University - Touchstone Yearbook (Millersville, PA)

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STANDING COMMITTEES OF THE BOARD The President of the Board is Ex-Oflieio a member of all standing committees. Instruction and Discipline II. M. Maybr, Chairman; Daniel Fleisiikk; M. .1. Brecht. Grounds and Buildings—A. B. Bai smax, Chairman; Amos H. Mylin; Jonas B. Martin. Household -Aaron V. Snarer. Chairman; II. G. Rush; Kersey Carrican. School Furniture and Supplies—Charles I. Landis, Chairman; John G. IIomsiier, 11. S. Williamson. Library and Apparatus— H. G. Krsii. Chairman; Andrew F. Frantz; Henry Houck. Finance P. W. Hiestand, Chairman; John II. Landis; 11. Edgar Sherts. GENERAL SCHOOL OFFICERS AND ASSISTANTS 1 . M. Harbold Principal II. C. Symons Treasurer II. Justin Roddy Preceptor Miss Anna Lyle Preceptress Miss Grace E. Seyeert Office Secretary II. E. Baughey Superinlendent of Grounds and Buildings A. II. Palmer Steward II. C. Metzger Janitor and Postmaster Mrs. Ada J. Swan Mat ron in Ladies’ Building Miss Mary Baker Matron in Gentlemen's Building

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principal Jlarfaolb’g jWessage M ii.lf.usvillk St ATI-: Normal School, MiUersville, Pa. To thk Class of Nineteen IIi ndked and Fokkteen: From sin lo knowledge and from knowledge toward self restraint, from darkness to light and from light toward enlightenment, from ignorance to superstition and from superstition toward truth, from belief to faith and from faith toward courage, these are some of the larger steps in the progress of human endeavor and human evolution. To this onward striving to this constant conversion from tin lower to the higher the Teacher is contributing his full share and ministering to the souls of men. On such conversions the world’s ultimate progress is conditioned. May you. the Members of the Class of Nineteen Hundred and Fourteen, be numbered among those who are constantly aiding tins world in its conversions. Affectionately, I . M. II Alt HOLD. — lo -