Millersville University - Touchstone Yearbook (Millersville, PA)

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 EVA G. BAUGHMAN 308 Centenial St., Hanover, Pa. 2 years Normal Activities: Y. W. C. A.; Home Nursing Club; Student Council. Eva joined our class in September, 1D26. She was a splendid teacher during her practice work at the Training School for the children learned to love her. Eva possesses a disposition and personality to bo envied. We sincerely hope that she will smile at Fate throughout her life with the same smiles that she gave us during our days at Millersville. CHARLOTTE BAIR Goldsboro, Pa. 2 years Page ACTIVITIES: Customs and Manners Club; Home Nursing Club; Bible Study Club; 11'. C. A. “Little, lovable, sincere and true, The happiest future we wish for you.” This is one of our willing workers—there isn’t a thing in the world she wouldn’t do to help a fellow classmate along. Most of her work was done in summer terms, but when she came to us for a winter term, it seemed as if she had always been here before. Violet was her roommate, and she always spoke highly of Charlotte—so we feel that as she graduates with us we’ll be parting from one of our loyal classmates. GARNET B. BAYLEY 213 Willow Avc., Honcsdalc, Pa. 2 years Page ACTIVITIES: Music Appreciation; Hiking Club; Honu Nursing; Modern Authors. Hail to thee! hail to thee! queen bright and fair—that’s Garnet. She’s blithesome, she’s gay, and yet, in back of it all is her serious self. Garnet is studious, independent, self-reliant, and bashful. In spite of it all, she Is very popular with the opposite sex. She can be relied upon, and never fails in anything she tries to accomplish. Knowing Garnet as we know her, there is no doubt in our minds that she’ll be a successful school teacher. Twenty-five

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 viSSJ 3 ANDREW J. ADAMS Drumore, Pa. J yearn Page ACTIVITIES: President Senior Class; President Page Society; Choir; Senior Play; V. M. and Y. W. Play; M. C. A. Cabinet; Reserve Basketball; Student Manager of Football. “Andy” joined us in 1925 as a Middler and we knew from the first that we had found another true friend and helper. He was an excellent manager in football as well as a “Willie” in “Seventeen. In addition to his extra-curricular ability he has proven himself a very good student, his specialties being Science and Mathematics. “Andy” has turned out to be somewhat of a mystery story so far as his attention to the girls is concerned. One time we think it will be this one, the next time that one, but at this writing, we are fully convinced that it must be???? Well, good luck Andrew, “Oid top,” we’ll keep your secret. PAUL A. ALTLAND 136 N. Charlotte St., Lancaster, Pa. 3 years Normal Activities: Baseball. Paul was one of our quiet boys, but when it came to real downright work he always gave his best. To choose one’s vocation correctly is the first step toward success. To fill it is another. Paul has done both, for he has taught successfully for several years. Not only in teaching did Paul show marked ability, but also in his favorite sport, namely baseball. A loyal chum, a studious lad, and a teacher, we the class of '27 wish him the best success through life. ALICE M. BARD 326 N. Front St., Reading, Pa. 2 years Pag ACTIVITIES: Customs and Manners Club; Music Appreciation Club; Home Nursing Club. Pleasingly plump—that’s Alice. If that is all you know about her, you don’t know what you have missed. Alice is unlike any other girl, for vacations affect her so strangely. We don’t know whether it is from lack of sleep or too much of it. We prefer to believe the former. Alice has odd experiences. Ask her about the day she lost her shoes at the football game, and a gallant lad bravely put it on. We don’t know whether Alice will teach or take that trip to “Paris.” At any rate we wish her lots of luck. Twenty-four

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CLARA ELIZABETH BENCHOFF R. R. No. 5, Hanover, Pa. 2 yours Page Activities: Home Nursing Club; Cuiitgms and Manners Club. Clara was one of our classmates who did not join us until our last year. But, we were glad to welcome her into our midst. She was ever ready to be kind and helpful, and she never failed in sincerity. She is one of the classmates we would like to have with us always, were we to continue our life occupations together. We hope, most sincerely that Clara will be happy always. The best of life is none too good for Clara. MARGUERITE D. BECKER 806 Pcnna. Avc.. York, Pa. 2 years Page Activities: Home Nursing; V. H C. A.; liiblt: Study; Customs and Manners. Marguerite is noted for her gymnastic stunts. When she starts to twist up we can't tell the difference between legs and arms, for her arms are where her legs ought to be and vice versa. She is a great fun lover and you may be sure that if something tricky happens on third floor Marguerite has a hand in it. And, can she laugh? Well, “I hope to tell you.” Her merry ripple can always be hoard wherever she is and her cheery “Hello greets everyone. Her classmates can do no more than wish that the future holds nothing in store for her but success. DOROTHY I. BENDER Millcrsville, Pa. . ’ gears Normal Activities: Curator of Normal Society (2); Oriole alec Club (1); Madrigal (Her Club (2); Middler Hockey Team (2); Manners ami Conduct Club (2); Snapper Staff (2); Husincss Manager, Touchstone (3). The one girl at M. S. N. S. who works for everybody all of the time. Dorothy’s home is in the village: but she really lives at Normal School. She is an absolute necessity to this sacred and illustrious Ixxly of seniors. Dorothy believes in a well rounded life and so she is interested in all school activities. For instance, she does not indulge in athletics herself, but she does her best to know just how good a football team we have. Anyone could prophesy a happy and successful life for I )6rothy because of her willingness and ability to work. r i Tieenty-six