Millersville University - Touchstone Yearbook (Millersville, PA)

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CECELIA R. NORRIS Our Irish lass, Seese, has an irresistible twinkle. Received that ring” during her junior year. Career versus domesticity. A quiet person who willingly served on numerous committees; active in dormitory life as well as S. C. A. Fifth grade appreciated her efforts. Likes to write to a certain someone. Nice contrast to her blonde roommate. Insists upon quiet but lenient with permissions during study hours. RUTH N. POWELL Pleasant, agreeable with a winning smile. Capable prexy of Primary Club. Normalite. Whether its Bach or boogie-woogie, Ruth can make it sound good. Uses pin-ups to make teaching more interesting. Likes 'em tall, dark and handsome. Enjoys dancing. Dislikes riding the Ephrata trolley. HELEN W. RENNINGER Blonde with dimples and a friendly smile. Travels from New Holland daily and always worries about the weather. Can be seen driving a gray car. Takes her teaching very seriously and keeps the third grade straight. Reads all the latest books, but still has time for a night out. Is seen mostly with Lois or Ledge. HAZEL RHOADS Ha2el is an accelerated student but during her stay at M. S. T. C. she has proved her capability in classes and extra-curricular activities. Whenever you're blue, talk to Hazel. She’s always able to give a quip” that will boost your morale. Her original ideas and industriousness as chairman of the food committee for English Club always assured a perfect ending to every meeting.

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JOHN D. LANTZ Tall, dark, and slender. Easily recognized by a very large cow-lick. Transferred from West Chester in '43. Tried to major in campusology but other and more important (???) projects forced him to major in Industrial Arts. President of Student Council. Chief cook, bottlewasher. and engineer of the old gym project. Other offices too numerous to mention. MARION A. LEDGARD Miss Ledgard to the fifth-graders: Ledge to the rest of us. Helped bring in ads for the Touchstone for two years. Made delicious potato salad for our food sales. Good forward of The Yellowjackets. Presents a neat, attractive appearance at all times. Beautiful golden red hair. Likes to spend her free time driving her dad's car. DORIS E. LITTLE One can usually find this lass behind an armload of books hurrying to classes. Had an excellent time teaching math and science. Doris sang for Mr. Porter, typed for Snapper, helps Normal. Lutheran Students, and is assistant business manager of the Touchstone. Likes carrots and carrot tops. Served as chairman of the Frosty Frolic. JOANNE MANIFOLD Tall, blonde Jo is Miss Manifold to her small kindergarten cherubs. Favorite expression during the Christmas season. Let’s all be Santa's little reindeer. Good forward of The Yellowjackets. Has beautiful soprano voice; did especially well as a member of the girls' sextette. Spends most of her time lobbying with Tuck. Did a good job as chairman of the social committee. Member of Normal.

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M. ALICE ROBB Presenting the tall, friendly, and sociable miss of our class. Enjoys talking and does her share of it. Likes to sing and contributed her talent to the choir for four years. Is athletically inclined and a whiz at basketball. Likes to dance and have fun with the gang. A constant companion of Doris and Mary Rachel. We hear that F. and M. holds some attraction. 1 BETTY JANE ROHRER Petite and quiet are two words which describe our Betty Jane. A day student who hails from the general direction of Mountville. Spent her Saturday's working at Garvin's. Geography major. Pageite. Efficient worker. ELIZABETH . SANDERS Popular with both sexes. Is called Betsy by everyone. Great jitterbug. Will be missed at the rat races. A great deal of her time is spent with Hanebury. As a member of the Social Committee helped to make our Christmas dance of 1945 a success. Good story-teller. Spent second semester of her Senior year with the kindergarten cherubs. GEORGE L. SCHWAB Oh Ge-or-ge! My clock needs fixing. My radio won't play! M-ville's gifted radio-clock repairman from Hatboro. Student mailman and master mind of locks and keys. Keeps the dormitory up too late with his midnight piano concerts. You will always find George with the gang. Besides his Industrial Arts and Science curricula, he participated in Theatre Arts. Entertainment Committee, and served as treasurer of M. C. A.