Millersville University - Touchstone Yearbook (Millersville, PA)

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CHARLES II. (SORDINI ER, A.M., Ph.I). Principal, Professor of l.atin Born, West Rupert, Yt., son of a clergyman of the Christian Church. Received early education in schools of Michigan and New York. Graduated from Troy High School, Troy, N. Y. Graduated from V alparaiso I niversity in 1898 with AH. degree, Ph.I)., 1908. Taught fora time in rural schools in New York. Organized two High Schools in Kentucky. Principal Troy High School three years. Professor of Latin at Shippcnsburg Normal, 1904-06; dean and professor of Latin, Kee Mar College, Hagerstown, Md.. department of English, Shippens-burg, 1908. Came to M. S. N. S. 1911, professor of Classical Languages; became principal 1918. Member, Sons American Revolution, Rotary Club of Lancaster, high degree Mason, Knight Templar and Shrincr, X. E. A., life member P. S. E. A. HOMER P. DILWORTH, A.M. Dean of Instruction Born at St. Albans, W. Ya. Received his elementary education in the public schools of llicksville, Ohio, (iraduated from 11 ieksvillc High School. Took a course in the Boston School of Expression, Boston. Mass, (iraduated from Tri State College, Angola. Ind.. with A.B. degree, 1892; Columbia I'nivcrsitv, 1912, M.A.; Teachers College, Columbia, M.Ed., 1913. Taught Tri State College two years in English Department. County Superintendent 14 years in Indiana. Came to M. S. X. S. in 1912 as Head of English Department. II. JCSTIX RODDY. M.S., Pu.l)., F.G.S.A. Haul of Sutural Scii ncc Drpt. Born, Landisburg, Perry Co.. Penna. Received elementary education in Perry Co. schools, (iraduated from M. S. X. S. 1881. Post Graduate work, earned the degrees of B.E.. B.IM., B.Sc., and M.Sc. Attended Academy of Natural Sciences. Phila.. Penna. (iraduated from the I niversity of the City of Kansas. 1909. Ph.I). Became member of M. S. X. S. Faculty. 1891; Head of (icography Department, Geography and (!oology, 1901; Nat. Sciences, 1908-1925. Revised Murray’s (icography, 1902. Wrote Roddy’s Geography for the American Book Co.; Physical and Industrial Geography of Lancaster Co., 1914. Member of American Association for Advancement of Science. A Fellow Geological Society of America. Member American Museum of Natural History.

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THE FACULTY

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MISS ELISABETH COXARD Dr oil of JI'onu'N Born at West Grove, Chester Co., Pa. Received elementary education in public and private schools of West Grove. Graduated from West Grove High School. Graduated from Temple I’nivcrsity, Physical Ed. Dept. Taught Physical Ed. and V. W. C. A. work at Dubuque, la., Johnstown and Gloversvillc, X. V., Settlement Work in Phila., V. W. C. A., Lancaster, Pa. Came to M. S. X. 8. as instructor of Physical Ed. in 1912. Dean of Women since 1920. Born at Woodsbury, Bedford Co., Pa. Received elementary education at Woodbury. Graduated from M. S. X. S., 1912 and 1916; Franklin ami Marshall College, A.B., 1920; Harvard Cniversity, 1921, Ed.M. degree. Principal East Drumore High School. Supervising Principal East Drumore township three years. Instructor of Mathematics at M. S. X. S., 1910-1S. Head of Social Science Dept, of M. S. X. S., 1921 1924. Director of the Training School. Born. Brownstown, Lancaster Co., Pa.. 1875. Received elementary education in the schools at West Earl Township. Graduated from M. S. X. S. 1X97-1905; I'rsinus College, 1914. A.B. degree; Columbia Cniversity, 1919, A.M. Twenty-seven years’ teaching experience. Taught as Principal and Supervising principal in the high schools of Carbon, Montgomery and Lancaster Counties, Pa., Supervising Principal of Collcgcvillc schools. Came to M. S. X. S. as head of Mathematics department in 1921. Member of American Mathematics Society and American Mathematics Association. Born. .New Hanover, Pa. Received elementary education in Xew Hanover. Graduated from Boyertown High School. Graduated from I’rsinus College with A.B. degree. 1914; Johns Hopkins Cniversity, 1922. Ph.l). Graduated with honors from both institutions. Supervision of Schwcnksville schools. Head of Science departments of Collcgcvillc and Ridgeway High Schools. Assistant in Chemistry at I'rsinus. Instructor at Johns Hopkins Cniversity. Came to M. S. X. S. as professor of Chemistry and Biology. SAM CEL B. STAYER. Ed.M. Dean of Mi n. Train inf School Director LEY I Y. DAVIDHEISER, Ph.D. Professor of Chtmislry ami Biology