Millersville University - Touchstone Yearbook (Millersville, PA)

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+43 l MARTHA BEBGSTRESSER Bergy A nice little hunk of squirrel bait-from Bedford Already has been accepted as a potential good Lancastrian lust loves being tickled-try it. Thinks Fords Cwithout topsl are tops. Wears a hat to protect her block from the wood-peckers. Never a Wet blanket Has a meaningful glint in one eye. WILLIAM H. BOLGER, Ir. Takes a grand picture-isn't it evident! Always Vlgorous cheerful Really emanates that personal- ity plus stuff Phi Sig and Touchstone staff. Played second base on Pucky's willow-Wielders since he was a frosh Knows how to make a hopping ground- er look Just too too --. Ruled the class as a Junior saved money for the first time. Actually practlcalized a student government as president. FRANCES E. BAIR Franny. One of the mighty-mites of '38. Widely popular. Initials spell F. E. B.-keeps the E a secret. Worries too much-serious, but loads of fun. First love-a library. Could be an A-l shoe saleswoman. Lives in Hanover. Franny has hopes-big ones. A smooth, rhythmic dancer. The apple of any man's eye. KENNETH C. BANZHOF Bantam, Abbreviated, Natty, Zestful, HCIDDY, Ob- servant, Fun-loving. Ken Was one of the little big noises of '34-'38,-spent early career wrestling friend Schultz. A crackerjack at decoration, he helped to engineer Crailroad?J the Frosh Scotch Highball and subsequent hops. Flashed in Industrial Arts and proved himself in practice teaching. Weaknesses: Wine, Women, song. Assets: level t?l head, good line, and yen for big things. ...7 22

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IAMES H. ADAMS One of the better intelligentsia. Really appreciates the higher arts and stuff. Admired for his courage to walk out of a concert. Used his good taste as member of Entertainment Committee. Phi Sig, money-bag keeper of day-men. Quite proficient with brush and canvasp even goes in for Surrealism. Cne of Page Society's best critics. IOI-IN K. ADAMS A Lancastrian with a Pennsylvania-Dutch accent. Studious, Phi Sig. Ardent movie devotee-wrote critical cinema column for The Snapper. His brief- case often seen in company of Iohn Buckwaltens. Chief manufacturer of noise at any of I-lelen's library tablesg ably assisted in such work by Bergy, Bucky, and Slaugh. Broke down several times to turn social at school dances. 6 NY. 1 , , Q gr . . 'X MILDRED ALPERT Endured Penn State for two years-or was it vice versa? Promptly filled a booth at the corner upon her arrival here. Seemed to never leave it. Second to Arthur Murray as a Big Apple Peeler. Quite proficient at chewing gum, wrestling with a steering- wheel, and digging divots. Really a grand person- especially when aroused from a daze. IUNE B. AYRSCOTT The first of the four. Artist, musician, seamstressg Iill of all trades. Worried over her towering pupils as much as over her everlastingly lost locker key. Congenial, conscientious, yet carefree. This plump little lass strictly follows her diet, abetted by the swinging exercise of her golf game. Chicago sent this humorous bit to us and is ably defended by her. 21

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DOROTHY E. BRENEISEN The third oi the four inseparables-Ayrscott, Berg- stresser, Breneisen, and Hoffman. Lover of fun and merrymaking. Her pleasant smile won her the honor of an attendant to the May Queen in l936. Switchboard operator. Those daily phone calls from Quakertown leave her in a Huffy gale of love. At her leisure she enjoys attending community con- certs and playing ping-pong. MARY ALICE BBEUNINGER Drummer girl for Melzer's black and gold clad noisemakers. Quiet, sincere, dependable. A smile dis- tinctly her own-or Strasburg's. Many triends-al- ways receives a welcome. President of the penned- in femmes. Star athlete-basketball and hockey. Speaks slowly and distinctly-as per Dr. Chandler Stu-teaching got her down too much. MARIBELLE I. BRUBAKER Chic, vivacious, rhythmatic, eftervescent personal- ity. Ioined us in Sophomore year after being ex- posed to one year at Hood. Keen interest in sports. Heart-throb at Delta Sig. Talented Thespian with super-dramatic qualities. Melzer's chief excuse- maker for Thursday night choir absentees. Devoted admirer of a certain green, feminine rattle-trap Know junkedl. Follower ot the arts-identifying phrase, Would I were an artist! l OHN H. BUCKWALTER Brainy-took four year course in three-and-one half. Constant companion to his brief-case. Argued almost incessantly with anybody about anything. Studious to the grindish point, but did have time tor intra-mural football and baseball. Classical Clubber. Spent odd moments manufacturing screwy names for his dew-drop. One of Emily's hard Workers. 23