Millersville University - Touchstone Yearbook (Millersville, PA)

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t JOSEPHINE IMBODEN A brown-cycd. well-dressed dorm student from Palmyra who spends her spare time writing letters. Loves sports, both here and at home on the playground in the summer. Faithful third grade teacher and an earnest campaigner for Primary Club members. Not as quiet as she looks. Josie's idea of heaven is a furlough. ★ MARIAN JONES Marian always has a smile for everyone. A person to be admired. Loved the fourth grade. Model roommate for Mary. Kept up the spirits of her many friends plus a busy army correspondence. York County may be proud of her. MARGARET JACKSON Miss Jackson to the first grade, but just plain Peggy to us. helped bring in the ads as the Touchstone's assistant business manager. A quiet, reserved blonde until you get acquainted with her. Has a swell sense of humor, and always loves a good joke or song. Cure for the blues at any time. ★ FRANCES KELLER Brown-eyed Frances, as our capable business manager, talked people into parting with their money for the Touchstone. Hails from Cham-bersburg. Practically lives on apples sent from home. Works hard to be a librarian, but finds enough time for lobbying. Has a very infectious giggle. Staunch pillar of the choir and the girls' sextette. Nineteen

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MARGARET HELM Rain or shine. Peggy's always on the job. Her quiet, practical voice usually makes sense. Serious and hardworking, she still finds time for a game of bridge or a friendly chat. ★ ANNA HERSHEY Anxious to finish, so she took four years work in three. Acquired the nickname Hcrsh at summer school. Divides her time between Mr Beckmeyer's lab and Dr. Stine's office. Short, dark and jolly. Hcrsh” keeps things moving in her vicinity. DOROTHY HERR Dottic hails from Peach Bottom. Loves to dance and does her part to keep the rat races going. Her bent for clothes gives her a neat, attractive appearance at all times. Secretary of English club, and a good Normalitc. Quite a letter writer. Dottie always receives loads of mail. JEAN HUNTZINGER Dainty, chic, primary teacher—that's Jean. A day student who transferred from West Chester during our Freshman year. Plays the piano, drives a car. dances well, and enjoys teaching. Busy Snapper worker. Seen everywhere and anywhere with Marian. Kighttjcn

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ETHEL RISE Profound, earnest and quiet, yet ambitious in her own way. Appears reserved to strangers, but her few well-chosen friends know her to be quite the opposite, for she sees humor in trying situations, and has a ready smile for everyone. Writes local color verses occasionally. LOUISE LUDWIG Louise helped the Freshmen get acquainted, as chairman of the Orientation Committee. She's a person who doesn't spend much time worrying. Let tomorrow take care of itself, is her motto. Remember the little king in the Senior play? Best artist in the class. Made posters and signs for everyone and everything. An accelerated course kept her busy all the time. A faithful worker and good friend. LOIS LANDIS Loie to her many friends. Attractive, with a winning smile Capable prexy of the English Club, and a dependable contributor to the Touchstone staff and the choir. English and history were her contributions to the Junior High School. Never seemed to make Dr. Myers' classes on time. Playing boogie-woogie and gabbing in the day student room made time fly too quickly. ★ GERALDINE MARTIN Gerry. the cver-faithful member and worker for the Page Literary Society. Vivacious, entertaining. and always ready to “raise cain playing bridge or tickling the ivories in the Day Student Room. Remembered by her close friends for her droll greeting—- Say. Kid! Gave a fine performance in Love's Labour's Lost. Twenty