Millersville University - Touchstone Yearbook (Millersville, PA)

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INDUSTRIAL ARTS BUILDING Where creative hands produce a blending of fine and practical arts

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THE REVIEWING CLEVER HEADS Gradually the lake becomes still and we gaze at the reflection of our four years at Millersville. First picture—sweet, innocent little cherubs fresh from Mother's apron strings. And then . . . ah, ha! Like lambs led to the slaughter, we were oriented by those individuals who inhabit ethereal realms—upperclassmen. Oh, the degrading atrocities we were forced into! Carrying an umbrella when the sun was shining wasn't nearly so bad as wearing our clothing backwards and having make-up on only half our faces. Eating square meals and wearing toast on our ears lowered us to prisoner of war ranks. And that eternal regalia! But eventually the great white gods became appeased by our puppy-dog air and declared that we could again join the human race. All of this, plus the bewilderment of the Page and Normal rush, left us in a whirl. Dr. Dutcher and Mrs. Councilman, after serious consideration decided that, with the help of the Almighty, they would attempt to advise and direct us in the paths of knowledge for four years. Perhaps they've repented since then, but what's done cannot be undone. At any rate, we're thankful for their unwavering kindness. A semblance of order was obtained with the election of our officers: Edward Donohue, President; Betty Edwards, Vice President; Mary T. Goldbach, Treasurer; and Mary Herr, Secretary. We began to feel more like a class, and a college class at that! But before the year was over, we had experienced for the first time, the joys of final exams.