Millersville University - Touchstone Yearbook (Millersville, PA)

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RICHARD M. BRADLEY Industrial Arts Manhcim . . . Married . . . fellow M.S.T.C. student served as Cupid through introducing Hick to wife . . . May graduate . . . got Senior Life Saving while at M.S.T.C. . . . English minor . . . attended summer sessions... . LEVERE A. BREIGHNER Industrial Arts l.ittlestoun . . . One of the thirty-four seniors who received sheepskins in January . . . spent many an evening in the chapel working for the Theatre Arts Club, or the unsung heroes . . . has lota Lambda Sigma Fraternity to his credit... . RUSSELL P. BROMMER Industrial Arts Pine Grove . . . Married . . . day student . . . veteran . . . transferred from Penn State to MSTC . . . Pageite . . . Industrial Arts Society . . . lived in Recitation Hall with wife . . . admirable . . . quiet, and another hardworking fellow . . . pleasing personality and famous ' Dutchy accent . . . one of those who enjoyed his graphic arts course? . HARMON F. BROWN Industrial Arts Oxford . . . Brownie . . . talented member of Theatre Arts Club . . . Industrial Arts Society . . . Square and C ompass Club . . . was male half of romance in the senior play. Ramshackle Inn” . . . member of F T.A . , Bassler Geographic Society . . Renee's shadow . . . just barely survived his teaching experiences at the Boys' Club . . . Normal ite. . . . PATRICIA A. BUCKIUS Elementary Lancaster . . . Pat . . tall, very attractive, and intelligent . . . engaged to F. M. student . . . has the longest eyelashes on campus . . . Janie's companion . . . sweet and pleasing personality . . . Normalite . . . Newman Club ... in day student government . . . on W.D.S.A. Welfare and Equity . . . collecting silverware and saving for that big day . . . won't marry for a few years . . . notebook doodler . . . a good catch for John Powers Modeling School.. .. » I

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MRS. LELA D. BAGWELL ■ ■ Elementary Lancaster . . . Mrs. Bagwell . . . effervescent . . . from the deep South . . . cute drawl . . . commutes in familiar Chrysler daily . . . experienced teacher . . . loves children and enjoyed practice teaching under Miss Jenkins ... to be admired for her return to college . . . has son in high school . . . kids in training school worshipped her . . . Pageitc . . . active in Primary Club . . . member of P.T.A. . . . carries unforgettable briefcase . . . sincere . . . serious in her studies. . . . EARL WILLIAM BENEVIT Industrial Arts Reading . . . Hard working member of Industrial Arts Theatre C lub . . Lutheran Student Association proxy ... on Student Christian Assoc. Cabinet . . . Industrial Arts Society . . . married . . . Mu Kappa Mu . . . Pageite . . . President, Alpha Phi Omega . . . Iota Lambda Sigma . . . good student . . . veteran . . . friendly and well-liked by everyone . . . showed special interest in religious organizations . . . contributed much to their welfare. . . . ROBERT V. BENSON Industrial Arts Chester . . . Bob . . . one of the famous Chester boys . . . . . . married . . . lives in Recitation Hail . . . played football for M.S.T.C. in freshman year . . . vice-president of lota Lambda Sigma fraternity . . . manager of Men's Canteen (a huge task) ... Industrial Arts Society member . . . Navy veteran. . .. MRS. NANCY O. BERGMAN Elementary East Prospect . . . Nancy . . . sweet, quiet, and serious . . . left girls' dorm last year to enter her new home in the married couple's quarters . . . accelerated in order to graduate with husband . . . cool, calm, and collected on all occasions . . . Primary Club . . . her aquarium a masterpiece . . . loves children . . . willowy and dark . . . will make a good elementary teacher. .. studious. .. . ROBERT C. BERGMAN Industrial Arts Manheim . . . Bob . .. married campus sweetheart and living in Recitation Hall now ... a faithful Normalite . . . math minor . . . member of Mu Kappa Mu . . . Industrial Arts Society . . quiet, unassuming, friendly . . . hard worker . . . nature-loving member of Rod and Gun Club . . . took the big step” just last summer . . . Bob and Nancy . . . look-alikes . . . helped in making Normal Receptions successful. . . .

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 GEORGE R. BURKHOLDER • v » . Secondary Lebanon . . . His car's always ready to go ... a whiz in history . . . claims he'll never forget summer school . . . Pageite ... in newly organized M.S.T.C. Radio Association . . . Basslcr Geographic Society ... always a smile . . . generous, friendly, popular . . . F.T.A. . . hero of summer softball games . . . nothing irks him . . . an all-round fellow . . . Joe and Frank's buddy . . . claims that brother owns the Lancaster stock yards. . . . CAROLYN R. BYROD Elementary Steeiton . . . The brains behind the Hallowe'en antics of the girls of the Senior Class, and the perfect Mr. Porter . . . card shark of the first order . . . dewy arc her eyes and Dewey were her walls . . . has now limited her political ambitions to cheering for the Harrisburg Senators . . . Steeiton bound every weekend, where she adds to her ever-increasing collection of record platters . . . sincerely hoping she will learn the gentle art of knitting before argyles go out of style.. . . MRS. RUTH E. CARMITCHELL Elementary Lancaster . . . January graduate . . . experienced teacher . . . commutes from Lancaster . . . can't afford time to participate in extracurricular activities . . . serious-minded . . . tries to get as much as possible out of every course. . . . KENNETH D. CHILD Industrial Arts Lincaster . . . Kenny . . . Normalite . . . member of Student Council for two years . . . light blonde hair . . . Industrial Arts Society member . . . math minor . . . Mu Kappa Mu . . . Future Teachers of America . . . active in M.D.S.A. . . . quiet, studious . . . always waiting for a bus . . . one of Mr. Shenk's boys—a second young Tom Edison. . . . J. FREELAND CHRYST Industrial Arts luincaster . . . Smoothie . . . what a line ... a terrific guard on the gridiron . . . three years in the Varsity Club ... a female talent scout once came to Dr. Osburn’s office looking for him . . . member of Page Literary Society . . . half of the Geiger-Chryst make 'em swoon-’ club. . . .