Millersville University - Touchstone Yearbook (Millersville, PA)

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□ □ .ARTS 4 □ L □ LESTER R. till RICH Penmanship and Commercial Branches MISS MAUDE E. WYCKOFF 1 hawing MISS LOI ISE M. ( ROWELL Voice ult nre MISS MARION C. COl RSEN Piano MISS HELEN A. CANSER Librarian MISS EVA C. BALLARD Manual Training MISS ELIZABETH II. CON AH I) Physical Culture for Ladies DENNIS SHARKEY Physical Culture lor (ientlenien

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CHARI.KS II. CORDIMMU, A. M.. I'm. I). 1 .al ill im«l (Jrcck MISS LETITIA R. CI.ARK, A H. I.alin MISS ANNA m .NCAN. A R. Gernian and Froneli -2 {-

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Jin iHrnuiriam t i. itt. fftaifrr Sort! iflarrh 23. 1844 CruBtrr of t rhiuil 1880-1915 Oirh Iflay 24. 1915 ffirrbrrt rijinartz Herbert Schwartz was horn in York New Salem. !’».. March 1.5, 1 9.5. He attended the public schools of that place and from there went to ork County Academy. From the Academy he came to Millersville in September. 1911. For one year and two terms he was a student at this institution, but during tin spring vacation of his second year In was stricken with heart trouble and died very suddenly, March 19, 1918. During the time spent here as a student. Herbert was a prominent figure, both in the class room and out. He stood high in his classes, figured well socially, and was an all around athlete, especially starring in base ball. lie was very popular, not only among his classmates, but also among the other classes. This was due to a bright cheerful disposition, backed up by a good Christian character. What a shock it was to us when, upon our return from spring vacation. we heard the news of his death ami how strange and how sad it was to observe the place left vacant by his depart lire! The passing of such a one from our midst could not but be marked by great sorrow, and it is with the most sincere regrets that we place this memorial to one of our number who has crossed over into the Great Beyond. May his memory ever remain and be cherished in the hearts of the ('lass of 191.5. — 26 —