Millersville University - Touchstone Yearbook (Millersville, PA)

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OFFICERS. 1023-1924 I resident: Robert Ziegler Vice-President: Edward Bradley Seen far; : Dorothea Kohler Treasurer: Edith Williams Vresident: John Bugkwalter Vice-President: Robert Schaffer Seentarn •' Martha Savage Treasurer: Edith Williams OFFICERS, 1924-1025 President: Robert Johnson I Vice-President: Stanley Drill Secretary: Violet Walters Treasurer: Kathryn Peddicord President: Earl Wallick Vice-President: Charles Joseph See ret ary: Leslie Marsh Treasurer: Kathryn Peddk oeh ACTIVITIES Middlor Prom—March 20, 1024. Junior Evening—February 14. 1024. Junior Dance—February 23, 1924. Touchstone Dance- October 25, 1024. Senior Dance- .November 22. 1924. Senior Play—December 13, 1924. Touchstone Dance- January 12. 1925. Senior Prom—June b. 1025.

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1925 TdUCHSTJDME SENIOR CLASS COLORS FLONVBR Brown and gold Yellow tea rose MOTTO Ad astra per aspera. OFFICERS, 1922-1923 President: William Flaharty Vice-President: Thom as Fitzpatrick Secretary: Margaret Griffeth Treasurer: Theodore Bixler President: Charlies Mattis Vice-President: Barton Wkii.hr Secretary: Miriam B'ydk Treasurer: IIhi.kn Grimm OFFICERS, 1923-1924 President: ('i.air MrCoLLorGii Vice-Preside nt: K El 11 .hr K i m M hi . Secretary: Helen Orimm Treasurer: Kathryn Seiveri.ing President: Stanley Grill Vice-President: Clarence Obhrholtzkr Secretary: Helen Walton Treasurer: Kathryn Seiybrling -28 —

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Hills Terrace. Mahanoy City, Penna. S years Page Anna comes to us from the coal regions and to her many friends has the choicest room in the dormitory. 'Tis true it is a court room but with all convonioncies; what more could one want ? (Ann we believe will make a successful teacher from the results of her training in the Model School and she says she likes it real well, but we wonder, how long!) The men never seem to worry her but just recently we heard rumors that she likes P. M. Little had we guessed this of Anna, but that is all we know and we’ll admit we are not a little curious. You could at least tell us who ho is— but time will tell the tale. Whether Anna teaches school or decides on some other way of occupying her time, we wish to assume her that our very best wishes go with her. W.EARNEST ALLEBACH 8 yearn Scllersville, Pa. Pay Activities: V. M. A. Labi net; Curator of Page Society; Scnioi Play Play Committee. Pause, gentle reader, and gaze upon the most learned man in our class—a second ‘•Pythagoras.” “ Ernie” distinguished himself in his chosen line of work by capturing the “Wicker-sham Scholarship” in his Second Year at the Normal, taking a three year course. Sometimes in Chemistry Lab. he thinks “tin book is wrong,” but finally concludes that “the book is right.” Ernest is art ideal for the young Junior boys who would profit great mentally if they would pattern their young lives after his. Keep up the tight, Ernie, for the class of '2. lying in reserve for you, knowing that your life in the future will l o crowned with what we all hope for, “Success.” EDNA ANTOKOLITZ g years Pottsville, Penna. Pago Activities: Touchstone Staff; Junior Hoekv; Senior Play. She isn't very big but just lots of fun and good nut tired too. She would do anything to help her best friends along. Edna has just lots and lots of friends but somehow we find it is easier for her to make friends with girls than with the opposite sex- perhaps she is a little shy. We know that one of her outstanding characteristics is dancing which is quite an asset to her popularity. Edna drives an Oakland car and we all wonder what would happen if she would ever forget her license. She is a conscientious worker as could be seen by her splendid recitations in classes. With all these good and promising characteristics we predict a prosperous future.