Millersville University - Touchstone Yearbook (Millersville, PA)

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MARK E. STINE Professor of Education Rom, Willianistown. Pa. Elementary education, Williamstown. Grachi- ElizabethviUc Ili h School; Principal at Port Carbon. Borough Superintendent, Laurel. Del. Came to M. S. X. S., as professor of education, three years ago. Born, Tiogo Co., Pa. Elementary education. Tiogo Co. Graduated lrom Mansfield State Normal. 1897: Oberlin College, 1919, with A.B. degree, since received A.M. degree. First teaching experience in rural schools. Supervising Principal, schools of Tioga Co. Taught three years at Mansfield Normal; Principal City High School, Warren. Pa. Came to M. S. X. S. in 1918, as Director of the Training School. Head of the Social Science Department since 1924. Born, Millersvillc. Pa. Received elementary and High School education in the schools of Millersvillc. Graduated from M. S. X. S. in 1910; National School of Elocution and Oratory, 1915; Bachelor of Elocution degree, 1925. Taught rural school work five years; English at DuBois High School, Laurel, Delaware. Came to M. S. X. S. 1920. as instructor in Dramatics and Oral Expression. Born. Manorton. X. V. Graduated from Thomas .Normal Training School, Detroit, Michigan. 1910; .New York School of Music and Arts. 1912; New York I'niversity, Music Department, 1918. Summer work at Cornell and private work with well-known voice teachers. Supervisor of Music, Abington Township Schools. Teacher of Voice and Public School Music. Lebanon Valley College, Annville. Pa. Came to M. S. X. S. as Director of Music in 1920. Born. Pottsville. Pa. Graduated from Pottsville High School; Braun School of Music. Pottsville; Institute of Musical Art. .New York City. 1921. Progressive Series Normal Course, 192 1. Summer Courses, 1922-22. Taught at Braun School of Music as Instructor of Piano and Harmony, 1923. FREDERICK 11. GAIGE, A.M. Professor of Social Science MISS MABEL MILLER Instructor of Public School Music Manorton, Sew York MISS ERMA VAIL TAYLOR Instructor of Piano and Harmonji

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JOEL B. THOMAS, A.M. Professor of Education Born. Lena, Ind. 11 i«rh School education, Putnam. hid. (.Graduated Central Normal College, Danville. Ind.. 1903; Swarthinore College, 1914. A.B.; Indiana University, A.M.. 1919. Taught. Barks Co., Ind.: High Schools. Lander and Wyoming, Ind.; County Normal. Koine. Ind.; Georgia Normal College. Dean and Acting President, Central Normal College. Came to M. S. N. S., professor of education. LESTER R. I’ll RICH Instructor of Bookkeeping, Handwriting and Manual Training Born. Onset. Pa. Graduated. M. S. N. S.. 1905; School of Commerce, Reading, Pa., 1907; Zanerian Art College, 1908. Taught. Lebanon Co.; Reading School of Commerce; Actual Business College, Akron. Ohio. Came to M. S. N. S. in 1909, instructor of Book-keeping, Handwriting and Manual Training. HELEN A. GANSER School Librarian Born. Norristown. Pa. Graduated from Norristown II. S.; Drexel Institute, English Department. 1910; Library School. 1911. Came to M. S. X. S. as School Librarian. Librarian since 1911. AMELIA COLLIER, A.B. Assistant Librarian Born, Evanstown. Wyoming. Elementary education. La Grande, Oregon. Graduated, St. Paul’s School, Walla Walla, Wash.; Reed College, Portland, Oregon, 1918, A.B. degree; Library School, New York Public Library. 1920. First Assistant Librarian. Great Falls. Mont. Came to M. S. X. S., Assistant Librarian, 1921. TALBOT A. HOOVER, A.M. Professor of Education Bom, Mochanicsburg. Pa. Elementary education. Meehaniesburg, Graduated from Meehaniesburg High School and Dickinson Prep.; Dickinson College. A.B., 1894; A. M.. 1896. Year at University of Pennsylvania. Taught English, mathematics and foreign languages at Towanda, Pa., Binghamton. X. Y. Fifteen years of high school supervisory work. Came to M. K. X. S. as professor of education.

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 Instructor of Drafting anti Industrial Art Born at Hazleton, Pa. Received elementary and High School education at Hazleton. Graduated from Pennsylvania Museum and School of Industrial Art, Philadelphia, Pa., 1912. Instructor of Art at Hazleton, Uniontown and Harris-burg, Pa. Supervisor of Art at Orange and Elizabeth, New .Jersey. Came to M. S. N. S. as head of the Art Department in 1923. MISS WILMA M. TRIMBLE Instructor, Physical Ed. Athletic Coach Born at Northbrook. Chester Co.. Pa. Received elementary education in the Marshalltown Grammar Schools. Graduated from West Chester High School; Temple University. Department of Physical Education, 1921. Taught Physical Education three years in the V. W. C. A. at Chester. Came to M. S. X. S. in 1924. PHILIP D. AI.XES. B.S. Physical Director and Athletic Coach Born at Middlebury, Vt. Received elementary and High School education at Middlebury. Graduated from Middlebury College, 1921, with B.S. degree. Taught at Kane High School, Pa., as Physical Director and Athletic Coach; of History Department. Came to M. S. N. S. as Athletic Coach and Physical Director in 1923. MISS DAPHNE HARPER, A.B. Instructor of French and Spanish Born at Gufly, Pa. Received elementary and High School education at Meadvillc, Pa. Graduated from Allegheny College with A.B. degree; Post Graduate course at same institution. Taught High School work at Union City, Pa.; Somerset. Pa.; French and Spanish at Yandcrgift. Pa. Came to M. S. N. S. in the spring of 1922. MRS. ENOLA HOWETT SAVAGE, A.B. Instructor of English Born. Christiana, Pa. Graduated from West Chester State Normal School; took work at Penn State and University of Pennsylvania. Graduated from Wesleyan College. West Ya., with A.B. degree. Instructor of English. French and Mathematics at Krnis High School. West Virginia; Coatesville Junior and Wesleyan Academy. Came to M. S. X. S. as Instructor of English. 1923.