Millersville University - Touchstone Yearbook (Millersville, PA)

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To the Faculty The onward course of the current of life, with Father Time l»y his side Has beckoned the class of 21, to follow mid divide. He has sighed o'er Farewells spoken, the parting of schoolmates true, He is passing our Alma Mater, and is speeding, Future, to you. But let us halt at the brink of the river before we pass our way, And recall once more the days that were happy and gay; I et us turn to the past and peer thru the open door, And take one long glance before we advance for a distant shore. We cannot live the old days o'er, filled some with joys and care But each one’s linked on Memory’s Chain, and we can keep them there. There are some things we carry forth, we cannot store away The lessons that our teachers taught, we'll use them every day. What patience they have had with us, with all our trials at school! How often have they proved to us. the blessings of the Golden Rule. How hard they tried to make us brace, to meet our future needs. How little thought they of themselves who showered on us kindly deeds. Teachers, you were sent to us, to guide us and to give A path to follow when we part, how best this life to live. If bright success shall meet our class, in days that arc to be. The Helping Hand that leads us there shall always come from thee. Farewell to dear old Normal and the teachers that you hold, bike a shepherd smiling bravely on his sheep within the fold. Tho we leave that fold to wander on Life’s uncertain sea. In our hearts you’re always with us, teach s, how we honor thee.

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Faculty CHARLES IT. GORDIN IER, A. M., Ph.D., Principal Education HOMER F. DILWORTH, A. M., Vice Principal, English and History GEO. W. HULL, A. M., Ph.D., Mathomatics H. JUSTIN RODDY, M.S., Ph.D., F.G.S.A., Physics and Agriculture MISS SARAH H. GILBERT, M.S., English MISS ELIZABETH H. CONARD, Physical Culture FREDERICK H. GAIGE, A.B., Superintendent of Training School MISS CARRIE E. MYERS, M.E.. Assistant Superintendent of Training School TALBOT A. HOOVER. A.M., Education JOEL B. THOMAS, A.M., Education LESTER R. UHRIOH, Bookkeeping, Penmanship, and Manual Training MISS ANNA DUNCAN, B.S., French and Spanish MISS MARY M. MOLL, A.B., Latin and History MISS HELEN A. GANSER, Librarian MISS NOVELLO JONES, Domestic Art and Library MRS. MARY A. JENKS, Primary Supervisor — 22 —