Millersville University - Touchstone Yearbook (Millersville, PA)

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JUNE JUNE JUNE JUNE 27, SCIWQOI CGICHCIOI1 1901. Summer Sesslon. 23, Sunday Morning-Baccalaureate Sermon. 25, Tuesday Evening'-Oratorical Contests. 26, Wednesday lVlorn1'ng-Class-Day Exer- cises. Thursday Illorning'-Commencement Ex- ercises. run and Wmrer session. SEPT. 2, lllonday-Fall and Winter Session begins. DEC. JAN. 20, Friday-Cliristnias Holidays begin. 1902. 0, Jllonday--Christmas Holidays end. 31551 ..7. JAN. 31, Friday-Anniversary of Normal Literary Society. MARCH 13, Thursday-Fall and Winter Session ends. SLITHITXCI' SCSSIOR. MARCH 24, Mofzday-Sunimer Session begins. MAY 3O,' Friday-Anniversary of Page Literary Society. JUNE 22, Sunday lllorning-Baccalaureate Sermon. JUNE 24, T nesday E vening-Oratorical Contest. JUNE 25, Wednesday Morning-Class-Day Exer- cises. JUNE 26, T lznrsday lllorning-Comniencement Ex- ercises.

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Anno Lvle. Ag, , 5161181 lf N ISS ANNA LYLE, teacher of History in the First Pennsylvania State Normal School, to whom this volume is dedicated, was born in Eden township, Lancaster county, Pa. X igyg li A She received her education in the public schools of the township, and of Williamsport, Pa.,-later attending a young ladies' school in Harrisburg, and graduating at Millers- ville with the Class of '66, She taught several years in the public schools' of the county, after- ward in the High School in Columbia, Pa., and in the High School in Wilkesbarre, Pa. From the latter place she came to Millersville in 1873 to teach Elocution, a subject to which she had given special attention. She was .transferred to the Department of History in 1875, and since that time has devoted herself to the teaching of that subject in its various branches. To refresh herself pedagogically and scholastically during these years she has attended the New York Chautauqua and the Glens Falls Summer School. She is a Presbyterian in relig- ion and is at present an eclectic in politics, with Republican proclivities. Miss Lyle has by her own example and by her teachings in history inspired all who have come in contact with her to ia greater love and reverence for their country. She has taught by her own enthusiasm and personal magnetism what true patriotism really is. May she long con- tinue to exert that iniiuence which has helped to mould the characters of so many. ..5..

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