Millersville University - Touchstone Yearbook (Millersville, PA)

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EVELYN STONER Ev. the unpredictable, has an uncanny knack for getting into trouble, but is more adept at getting out of it. A-l jitterbug of Millcrsvillc and the most popular girl at the rat races. Contributed much to the Snapper and Touchstone. Kept Hill’s in business. ★ LYDIA ULANITSKY Lydia, the blond, blue-eyed Ukranian lass, famous around the campus for her native dancing and singing. She joined our ranks as a Sophomore. Friendly, sociable, interested in everything and everybody. Careful about the little things, and a genius at improvising. JANE TORBERT Jane, with her Irish humor and laughing eyes, is quite co-operative. Quiet and unassuming. She's a Jane-of-all-trades. having artistic inclinations as well as culinary. A lover of all sports. Faithful choir member for four years. ★ SARA JANE WEINHOLD Received that ring early in her Senior year. Expects her address to be Washington after the war. Josic’s roommate. Comes from Reinholds. Adds her alto to the College Choir, and enjoys playing the piano. Short and dark-haired with an easy sense of humor. Looks for an airmail letter every morning. Twenty-four

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MELINA SEGRO Mcl is the tiny, dark-haired bombshell from Lancaster, who is frequently seen dashing in and out of the Day Student Room. Quite a practical joker, she insists upon calling every Senior Teacher. Always ready to help a friend. Mel finds the bright side of life very enjoyable. ★ BETTY STEHMAN Petite Betsy, with her friendly smile and pleasant word, made it possible for the class to put over dances with a bang. Remember the Shamrock Shuffle and the Clod Hop? Took her teaching very seriously. Kept the Day Students happy with her good humor and infectious laugh. Made a very cute page in the Senior play. MARGARET STAUFFER Margie has a wealth of ability behind that quiet expression. Her grades and many activities speak for themselves. Has a nice twinkle in her dark eyes, and a good sense of humor. A charming person and a perfect lady. ★ MARIAN STEHMAN Tall. slim, and attractive Marian usually keeps on the bright side of life. An authority on men and the navy. She's good for the Blues. too. Separated from Jean only while teaching. Enjoys an occasional back-fence chat with old friends. Studies hard, when necessary. T vcnl]i‘tUrcv

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PATRICIA WOERNER Patsy traded the name Wilson for Woerner during her Junior year. Little, cute, and jolly. A capable vice-president for Delta Phi Eta. She did her practice teaching in the sixth grade. Added her talents to the Senior play as Katherine. Loves to take moving pictures with Bill's camera. ★ ★ RICHARD KELLER Famed for his inimitable tart remarks, this G.I from Columbia, discharged from the glider corps, has soared to the heights 'scholastically and otherwise at college. Frequently seen with eyebrow lifted askew. Knows how to keep the ball rolling in junior high science and geography classes. Chief loves—baked ham and the surname Keller. VIRGINIA WEBSTER Ginny enjoyed teaching her primary darlings. As faithful a choir member as Mr. Porter could ever hope to find. Hails from Chester County, down Oxford way. Reserved and sedate to outsiders: lively and fun-loving to her close friends. Made a colorful figure as a forester in the Senior play. ★ ROBERT GRAHAM Bob came to Millersville from Langhornc and the farm to help out in the elementary school. Keeps the Fulton in business. Serious and conservative. until he decides to wake up the dormitory’. No attachment with the fairer sex. Took the accelerated course. Likes to amuse Blondie in the dining room. Twenty-fine