Millersville University - Touchstone Yearbook (Millersville, PA)

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ESTHER H. GANNES Remember the girl who sang so beautifully, Silent Night,” in Greek at the 1945 Christmas program of English Club? That was Esther. Became a legal” member of our class in January, 1946. Seen everywhere with Hazel or Mary. The free time not used in having fun with the gang” she spends in swimming, ice-skating, dancing, or reading. ADA ZIEGLER GOOD Should we say Ada Good, good Ada, or Mrs. Bona? All the names correctly identify the blooming personality and all-around girl of our class. Conscientious, industrious, and reliable. An interesting conversationalist with a winning smile. Everybody's pal and friend as her successes in Freshman Orientation have shown. Made Who's Who Among Students. Took to herself a husband last June. Worked hard TOM HARRIS Jap's buddy. Returned during the first semester from the Army Air Forces. Married former classmate. First to take advantage of the M. S. T. C. Housing Program.” Divided free time between the two S's—Skip and the Shop. Helped splash paint in the ole gym. Industrial Arts major. Plans to go on for his Masters. Side line-building boats. Member of Iota Lamba Sigma. Normalite. MARY RACHEL HOOVER Whenever there was need of food for any organization or entertainment, the frantic cries for Mary Rachel could be heard throughout the day student room. This library science student had a way of making food committees her second life. We knew she could act, and her performance as Thesby,” in the Spring Frolic, and as the reverend’s wife at the Page reception proved this fact. at keeping the dorm quiet.

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JOHN FILBEY A product for which Wrightsville can be held responsible. As a member of the House Committee he was he cause of the strict rule ?????? in the Men's dorm. A loyal Pageite and one of the few members of Phi Sigma Pi left on campus. The unforgettable but narrow-minded George in the Senior play. Spends week-ends in York visiting Marie. JEANETTE A. FORD Ford, our happy-go-lucky gal. whose only serious moments were spent in the Training School with Miss Powell and Miss Caton. Always seen with Squibb or at Gockley's. Carefree. Good-natured. Everybody's pal. Entertains many dorm students at her homo in the village. VERNA MAE FREY This attractive lass has been the leader of the class of '46 for two years. Deserving holder of the Wickersham Award. Loyal Pageite and member of English Club. Capable referee for intra-mural basketball games. Represented our class as a member of the queen's court in the 1945 Spring Frolic. Very studious but takes time out to entertain Buzz'’ every Wednesday night and over the week-end. Delta Phi Eta member. Made Who's Who Among Students. MARY L. FULGIN1TI Mary is the tiny, dark-haired bombshell from Lancas-terville who combines good looks with brains. Capable president of W. D. S. A., business manager of the Touchstone, member of the choir, vice-president of Page. Newman Club, chapel committee. Full of fun and always ready for a good time. Majored in math and science. Is looking forward to teaching. Made Who's Who in American Colleges and Universities.

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T. LOIS HOOVER Attractive, dark-haired Lois is always full of pep and ready for a good time. Active in many organizations on the campus. Her good grades place her near the top. Loves to dance, especially with a certain Ray. Goes all out for sports. Helped liven up the day student room. Was our lovely queen of the Spring Frolic. Made Who's Who Among Students.” LOUISE A. HUGGENS Tall, good-natured Huggie” is quiet on campus but in the dorm she has her share of fun. Caslow's roommate and side-kick for four years. A student in the elementary course, she was an inconspicuous worker in the S. C. A.. English Club and Citamard. For some reason Huggie went home practically every week-end her Senior year. NAT JASPER Jap, the Philly Phlash. Dashed that direction every week-end. Returned to Millersville from the Army Air Corps to complete his last year. Has a sense of humor unsurpassed. Breakfasted daily at ten at the Tea Room with Tom. Much loved by the guys across the street as a drawing teacher. Normalite, Theatre Arts member, class representative to Student Council, representative to Veterans' Collegiate Association. VIRGINIA N. KILGORE This auburn-haired lass disproves the idea that red implies temper. She is very pleasant and calm. Ginny has been very busy with her duties as president of S. C. A. this past year. One of the Shakespeare students and could often be heard quoting drama at the breakfast table. Vice-president of Citamard. Normalite. Would like to teach near Lancaster. Why?????