Millersville University - Touchstone Yearbook (Millersville, PA)

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Virginia Beck Dr. Beck, a member of the History Department, devotes most of her teaching time to correlating historical affairs with the literary aspects in the World Culture Course. Besides teaching history she enjoys reading historical novels and biographies. Dr. Beck received her B.D., M.A., and Ph.D. from the University of Pittsburgh. She has been on the Millersvillc instructional staff for seven years. Away from school many of her interests center around her newly built home. She admits a weakness for the Ogden Nash type of nonsense, and chocolate, in any form. For the j ast four years Dr. Beck has guided the many undertakings of the senior class. Louis G. Jennings Mr. Jennings, though bom in New Jersey, resides in ILancaster with his wife and three children. A graduate of Franklin and Marshall and Duke, and currently working at the University of Pennsylvania toward his doctorate. Mr. Jennings came to MillersviUe six years ago as a member of the English Department. Included in his experience is service in the Army in Japan. He held the rank of captain. His interests include reading, music, and languages, and on the lighter side he enjoys good food, travel, eight o’clock classes, and last but not least, Jimmie Durante. As our class co-sponsor Mr. Jennings has been of great assistance to us in reaching our goal as seniors. 19

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Senior Class Officers A parting sigh—a smile—a promise—and our college career has come to an end. Some of our sighs arc for the years which have sped so swiftly since we first heard an upperclassman yell, Who do you love? Some sighs are of regret for the friends we leave behind. Others are of relief for the exams and papers we’ve completed. President Joseph Glass Vice-President Frank Coons Secretary Patricia Smith Historian Mary Jane Fetherman Some smiles are of pride and contentment because we have accomplished what we sometimes felt was impossible. Some smiles are of gratitude to our Alma Mater and to our parents for the encouragement they have given us. But mostly our smiles and sighs are full of hope for the promise of the future. Treasurer Kenneth Kline

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BARBARA J. A§TON Library Science Pequea . . . Barbara . . . attractive gal with long bob . . . expressive blue eyes . . . English minor . . . commutes in a '52 blue Kaiser . . . English club . . . Library Science Club . . . Snapper staff . . . Pagcitc . . . admirer of jazz . . . likes to read and ice skate . . . usually seen with Kitty, or found in dayroom . . . keen wardrobe . . . enjoyed teaching ninth grade . . . Oh. Heavens! . . . teaches piano lessons . . . engaged . . . hard worker . . . CHARLES KENNETH ALEXANDER Secondary Likins Park . . . “Cake . . . one of Marauder's outstanding football players . . . fine pass receiver . . . had some bad luck with injuries in senior year . . . tall . . . big brown eyes . . . geography major; history minor . . . dorm student . . . special interest in art . . . Men’s Varsity Club ... a big man on the basketball court . . . also tried track . . . collects pipes and maps . . . frequently seen at the Sugar Bowl . . . another admirer of jazz . . . Hi Mackleroy” . . . known and liked by all . . . ROBERT C. ARTZ Industrial Arts Stony Creek .Mills . . . Bob ... a powerhouse on the football field—a wonderful addition to the team . . . member of Mu Kappa Mu, Industrial Arts Society, Band, and Page . . . all-around athlete— also a member of the track team . . . Let’s face it . . . metal shop major -math minor . . . Varsity Club treasurer . . . interested in leather work and music, especially swing . . . member of the chapel program committee . . . blond and good-looking . . . shyness that appeals . . . PATSY M. BAKER Llementary Dover . . . Pat” . . . Janet's roommate for three years . . . lovely to look at, delightful to know . . . May Queen’s Court, freshman year ... A. C. E. I. . . . Page Literary Society . . . S. C. A. . . . English Club . . . F. T. A. . . . loves to dance and tell about Ocean City . . . can be found at Rat Race or curled up with a Frank Yerby novel . . . always has a friendly smile . . . student teaching in kindergarten BARBARA ANN BAUM Llementary Lemoyne . . . Bobbie . . . able prexy of Lutheran Club . . . transferred from Dickinson in sophomore year . . . treasurer of Delta Phi Eta . . . part-time barber .' . . Page . . . Let's go to the Sugar Bowl . . . Peggy’s roomie for two years . . . member of Chi Omega—national girls’ fraternity . . . part owner of tower room with Anne . . . senior play . . . punched the keyboard for the Snapper . . . up with the roosters . . . enthusiast over the Red Caps . . . JANET A. BELSER Llementary Llisabellitoum . . . Jan” . . . attractive blonde, with blue eyes . . . did a good job as “Ginny in the senior play ... always seen with Pat . . . real live wire around campus . . . energetic cheerleader . . . district secretary for F. T. A. . . . loyal member to Dolphin Swimming Club . . . Women’s Varsity Club . . . varsity queen in sophomore year . . . just ask her about the shore —Ocean City . . . always lias a smile for everyone . . . 20