Millersville University - Touchstone Yearbook (Millersville, PA)

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Mr. Daniel G. Engle DEDICATION Mr. Daniel Engle is enthusiastic and a good friend of the students. He is most often seen in the Physics department of Mil-lersville State College, although he also gives his energies to campus and community affairs. Before coming to Millersville. Mr. Engle taught at several high schools. Among them were Strasburg, East Lampeter and Penn Manor. He earned his master’s degree in Physics from Franklin and Marshall in 1957. He is presently teaching beginning and advanced physics courses. Next year. Mr. Engle is going to Rhodesia while on sabbatical leave. He is going to a village called Mtshabezi. His job there will Ik to help train native teachers. In addition to teaching, Mr. Engle is active in Faculty Senate. He holds the office of President Pro Tern in addition to serving on various committees. Outside of the college, Mr. Engle is active in church work. He has served on the Millersville Boro Planning Committee and is a past president of the I.ions Club. Thus it is with great pleasure and pride that we, the editors and staff, dedicate the 1970 Touchstone to a physicist, professor, adviser, and friend—Mr. Daniel C. Engle. 4

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 mk J Pi Delta Epsilon, the honorary journalism fraternity, presented Mr. Hite with the 1969 Snapper Service Award at its annual publications banquet. A Journalist . . . A Sports Enthusiast . . . A Friend. Mr. Hite worked several years as sports editor for various newspapers, and was a former Millers ville baseball coach. Mr. Hite, as publications adviser, transmitted the finest ideals and skills to his staff and brought numerous national awards and honors to the college.” |

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( FOREWORD That grent mystery of Time, were there no other; the illimitable, silent, never-resting thing colled Time, rolling. rushing on, swift, silent, like on all-embracing ocean tide, on which we and all the I 'niverse swim like exhalations, like apparitions which are, and then arc not: this is forever very literally a miracle; a thing to strike us dumb, — for we have no word to speak about it. Carlyle — Heroes and Hero Worship. Lecture I The 1070 Touchstone has recorded a very small part of that great mystery of Time —a part that has touched us “like an all-embracing ocean tide.' Even though this past year represents just a fraction of “the illimitable, silent, never-resting thing called Time, it nevertheless holds many memories for all of us. Laughter. learning, love—these are but a few of the things we have enjoyed on Millersvilles campus. Football games, final exams, friends — these are but a few of the things we have shared. As Time keeps “rolling, rushing on. swift, silent. those memories might well Ik erased; they might disappear like exhalations, like apparitions which are, and then are not. We. the 1970 Touchstone staff, hope we have captured these memories, have captured a part of this miracle calk'd Time, though we have no word to speak about it.” TABLE OF CONTENTS Title Pace 1 lx Memoriam 2-3 Dedication 4 Foreword 5 Campus Life 6 Faculty and Administration 32 Activities 54 Spoim 90 Underclassmen 118 Seniors 128 Ads 174