Millersville University - Touchstone Yearbook (Millersville, PA)

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' OUC HSTONEjQ, '2 (3 OFFICERS, 1924-1925 President: Robert Weston Vice-President.: Paul Nace Secretary: HENRIETTA SWANN Treasurer: Alvin COONEY President: Richard Head Vice-President: RALPH LUTZ Secretary: Anna Ryan Treasurer: Alvin Cooney OFFICERS, 1925-1926 President: ROGER LINCOLN Vice-President: Walter Stauffer Secretary: Mary O’BRIEN Treasurer: MaRGARBTTE SCHELLINGER President: FRANCES Noonan Vice-President: Clayton Spa hr Secretary: ETHEL REYNOLDS Treasurer: MARGARETTE SCHELLINGER ACTIVITIES Junior Play—1924. Junior Dance—1924. Middler Prom—1925. Junior Prom—1925. Junior Play—1925. Touchstone Dance—1926. Senior Play—1925. Senior Prom—1926. T wentj seven

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Seriior Class COLORS Old Rose and Silver FLOWER Rose MOTTO To be, rather than to seem. OFFICERS, 1923-1921 President: J. ROBERT ZIEGLER Vice-President: Edward Bradley Secretary: Dorothea Kohler Treasurer: EDITH WILLIAMS President: John BuchWalter Vice-President: ROBERT SHEAFFER Secretary: Martha Savage Treasurer: EDITH WILLIAMS OFFICERS, 1924-1925 President: Frances Noonan Vice-President: Margaret Oberholser Secretary: Mary URBAN Treasurer: ARTHUR 11 ERR President: FRANCES NOONAN Vice-President: JOHN WALKER Secretary: MARGARET OBERHOLSER Treasurer: ARTHUR HERR Twenty-six

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DftOucHSTONElDk I 3—'2 ■ ELVA ALTHOUSE 1017 N. Lime St., Lancaster, Pa. 2 years Pane ACTIVITIES: Oriole Olee Club; Madrigal (lire Club. Oh, 1 just know I'd laugh! ! This is the expression we hear most frequently on Elva's lips—and she usually demonstrates that laugh. Elva's sunny personality has won for her many friends at Millersville. She always lias a smile ready and waiting for her friends, and is entirely willing to give more concrete proof of her friendship in the way of pencils, paper, etc., etc. Accept our best wishes for the greatest possible success, Elva. ERMA ARTZ Lickdale. Lebanon County, Pa. 2 years Normal Here is a maiden both happy and gay Willing to help in whatever she may.” j Erma hails from Lebanon County and—well that speaks for itself. She is quite the jolliest girl anyone could imagine. Always laughing, —always talking. Yes, we must confess it. It is difficult to imagine her as a teacher, but she has already had experience along that line and was very successful too. But alas Erma won’t eat—why we cannot say—it is a great worry to all of us—especially since we can’t find the reason. Maybe he is in Lebanon County—who knows? We know you will succeed, Erma, in whatever you undertake. The class of ’2»J wishes you well. CLAUDIA E. BAILEY New Freedom, York County, Pa. 2 years Page Activities: Student Council; Hiking Club; Conduct and Manners Club; Y. IF. C. A. This fair lass came to M. S. N. S. pack and sack from New Freedom. Claudiu has a very pleasing disposition and when with her classmates never has very much to say. But alas! her roommates tell us different news. They say, “Just wait until you get her started—you’d be surprised.” Claudia always comes to class with her lessons prepared. The one whose name follows Claudia's need never worry that the question will be passed on. We arc sure she will be as good a teacher as she is a student and wish her success in all her future undertakings. Tirenty-eight