Millersville University - Touchstone Yearbook (Millersville, PA)

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JOHN CROWTHER Industrial Arts “An old-married man . . . Pago President who spread propaganda via the the loud speaker system . . . Tall with a slow, oasy amble . . . Beloved by tho Iroshmon because ol his Orientation work ... A restless look—greener pastures in view . . . Math as a sidelino . . . Covors ground on the dance floor . . . Appealing grin ... A Christmas time postman . . . The Coffee Shoppe . . . Hard playing football man and momber ol the Varsity Club . . . lack's an easy-going, good follow. RICHARD DIETERLE Industrial Arts ROBERT DORN Industrial Arts Bob kcops people watching the birdie . . . Frefers petite brunettes . . . Excellent impersonator of Dean Stine . . . Competent chairman of the Rat Race Committee . . . Favorite topic of conversation— the rough part of Philadelphia . . . Seafood gourmet . . . Earnod a reputation as The Lantern Man on the fourth floor . . . Does vory good work in drawing . . . Slicked back hair . . . Catchy comebacks keep people on thoir toes . . . Chief sourco of deviltry in the dorm . . . Signs on his door . . . Dapper appearance. Sandy-haired Casanova . . . Devo loped his bicops as the confused, trunk-lugging portor of the senior play . . . Roguish grin . . . Solemn-faced faculty impersonator . . . Ex-Navy man. graduate of Stevens Trade . . . Jaunty air . . . Perturbod Seventh grade English teacher . . . Goes around with Little women . . . Industrial arts man famous for his duckboat . . . Amazing reserve of enorgy—pep, vim and vigor personifiod . . . Corny but very funny sense of humor . . . Enthusiastic about his collection of coins and prints. ELMIRA ECKERT Elementary Popular, peppy, and partial to hockoy . . . EUle” has been a valuable plcyor threo years, serving as co-captain in her Junior and sonior years . . . Her second graders make an eager audience oven during the practice games on the hockoy field . . . Correlates social studies with her social life . . . Often seen at Rat Race and the Coffee Shoppe . . . Looked lovely waltzing in the Queen s Court on May Day . . . Ellio is also active in Varsity Club. Primary Club, and intra-mural sports.

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LEWIS J. CAPALDI Industrial Arts Lou . . . Outstanding sports-writer and commentator on campus . . . Famod for his ... and they were hit by a host of Millorsvillo tacklers . . . Little chiof of Newman Club . . . Pottstown booster and chief means of transportation from here to there ... A lucky car-owner . . . Snapper and Touchstone sports writer . . . Edward G. Robinson Impersonator . . . Designs floor plans for houses and is working on one of his own . . . Interested in engineering . . . Joe Collego hats and pipos. VERA CLEAVES Industrial Arts Our Bostonian complete with accent . . . Tall, slender, with a pert nose . . . Known for originality and hard work ... A philosopher in her own right and an addict of long-hair music—Wagner preferred . . . Lovo's cars, called hor own jalopy “Daisy . . . Sticks by her guns in Dorm Welfare meetings . . . “First Lady of the Industrial Arts Department . . . Doos beautiful coramics and sheet metal work . . . Former W.A.C. . . . Firm believer in, and good oxamplo of, womens place in Industrial Arts . . . Earned recognition in Who's Who. WILLIAM R. CLEMENS Secondary “Clom . a votoran of the Atr Corps and Ground Forcos. sorvod sixteen months in the China-Burma-India theatre . . . Member of the newly formed Bossier Geographic Society . . . Many and varied interests include horseback riding, ping pong, and ice skating . . . Spends almost evory weokond in Philadelphia . . . Very thoughtful ... A playful, bantering wit . . . Good dancer . . . Jim Lutz's pal . . . His pot subject and avocation—the virtues and weaknesses of the fair sex! PAUL CRAWLEY Industrial Arts Devilish, mischievous grin . . . Married to an M.S.T.C. grad ... A true genius with plastics . . . Tondorly chorished Abigail —his Modol A Ford . . . Pet aversion? Certainly—people who tell him the next day what he said in his sleep tho night bcforo . . . Advocates hot Italian foods for real oating pleasure . . . Really enjoyed teaching—his success with his pupils will demonstrate that . . . Biggest plan for tho future is tho building in largo scale of his modol house.

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RICHARD B. ENGARD Industrial Art Tall, suave Dick . . . Ponotrating. cynical humor . . . Certified swimming instructor . . . Marriod and the proud papa of two daughters—both potontial mermaids . . Fills the double bill—original, obliging and exacting set designer fer all theatrical productions and an actor, tool ... An old smoothio on the danco floor . . . Fcithful attendoo of Rat Raco . . . Nonchalant . . . Staunch Normaikto . . . Dashing Drum Major . . . Seven league boots-stride . . . Clever decorator for the big dcnces on campus . . . National Guardsman. ALECK ERDOSY Industrial Arts Quiet, unassuming manner . . . Returned to complete his education . . . Slow, oasy-going smile . . . Tall and good-looking . . . Has an enviable reputa-lion lor punctuality ... A marriod man with a new baby . . . Avid sports onthusiast . . . Keeps trying for those froe gamos on the pinball machine . . . An outdoor man. Alock's favorite recroations aro skating, and swimming . . . Smooth dancor . . . Has a dry sonso of humor . . . Usually soon with Troxoll . . . Pops in and out of Johnnie's Coffee Shoppo frequently. RICHARD T. FISHER Industrial Arts Entered tho portals of Millcrsvillo in '42. one year later ontcrod tho portholes of the U. S. Navy as a deck officer on board a dostroyer ... A Jaunty air of authority . . . Ready, willing, and ablo . . . Tough time with the women . . . Always prepared with an answering quip . . . Adoros his little nieco . . . Vigorous participant of tho paddling ceremonios of Phi Sig . . . Majored in bush-ology . . . Jazz addict . Baseball fan . . . Smooth dancer at the Rat Rcces . . . Tho other end of tho reindeer in the X mas program. HELEN FLINCHBAUGH Elementary Photogenic blondo subjoct of A Day at Mlllorsvillo . . . Corner on Girls' Vcrsity Hockey team . . . Able contributor to those day student gab sessions . . . In and out of Lancaster in her green Ford . . . One of our May Court lovelies . . . Onion peeler for Girls' Varsity Club . . . Attractive bangs . . . Flair for clothes—modeled in campus fashion shows . . . Efficient president of Primary Club . . . Vital interest in spcrls and sportsman . . . Takes an active par' in class affairs . Always ready with holpful suggestions.