Millersville University - Touchstone Yearbook (Millersville, PA)

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MARY ZIMMERMAN 1103 Helen Avenue: Lancaster, Pennsylvania Intermediate Education Attractive “Zimmie is usually quirt and reserved. Init did you ever hear her during a giggling session? She keeps up the morale of every branch of the service through her daily letter-writing. Let's play pinochle! Kept the minutes for Rural Club, and liked to attend English Club meeting?. Pagcite extraordinary. Got lots of practice in house keeping during her four years. JOHN HENKEL R.l). I: Pequea, Pennsylvania Industrial Arts m Science Tin only proud papa of the Senior Class. Married Betty Gerhart, one. of our former classmates. Student pastor of Clearfield and Martinville Methodist Churches. Transfer from Drexel Institute of Technology. Along with his scholastic and pastoral duties. John has been able to contribute his time to the Men’s Commuting Association and to intramural football. Ellicient president of day students. MKR 't JONES 130 Washington Street: Taylor. Pennsylvania Industrial Arts and Mathematics The name of Merv will long be remembered for his portrayal of Rochester, a leading character of Charlotte Bronte’s novel. JANE EVRE, the Senior class play. Merv is a two letter man in baseball and basketball. He is a member of the Theater Arts Club, president of the Men’s Community Association, and chairman of the Student Athletic Committee. JOHN KAMMERER 107 Wesl King Street; Littlestown, Pennsylvania Social Studies and English Kammerer, another married gentleman, has always taken a keen interest in school activities. An eloquent member of our class recitations. Musically talented. Remember the operettas? ice-president of Men’s Community and treasurer of Normal. Did well in the part of Mason in JANE EY RE. Graduated in January, 1911. Entered Gettysburg Lutheran Theological Seminary. 26

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jumors OFFICERS I reside nl V ice-l’resulent Secretary Treasurer Marion Kanck Mary Kby Mary Moisey licit - DonnaIlc Behold the Juniors! ow. alter three years, we consider ourselves wiser and better abh- to assume responsibilities- and they are many. Our class has been well represented in the campus organizations. Ever notice the trim young Pin Oak that i growing west of iekersham Hall? Well, the planting of that is our handiwork. Soldiers, sailors, aviators, marines, oonstguardsmen it was wonderful to have some of our classmates here during their brief leaves, 't on heard them speak in Chapel, didn't you? And just think, we. the class of 15. were the first ones to have regular periods of observation in the Training School. My. but that wa helpful, it will surely make us more confident next year. As the succeeding Senior Class, we dedicate ourselves to carry on the traditions of Millersville. 28