Millersville University - Touchstone Yearbook (Millersville, PA)

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CL7-155 IIISTOIQY A'C0l11II1lI1S11. 11s El ge11e1'111 1'll1C, 131111 it 1111s 110011 1illOWl1 to te1'111i11:1te seriously. A few 11e111e1'its will 1:111'e 11 light case, but in 11111' 11w11 e111ss, L1 g1'e11t 1111111 of eo11ee1'11 is felt hy its 111e11111e1's OVOI' t11e 11ise11se which 1111s seized 11111111 it. The hest 111et111111 of t1'e11ti11g it is to let the 1701740115 :1tt11eke11 11se their OXVII 1101111111111 sense, 111111 811100 11111' e1:1ss is so 11111111111111t1y 111esse11 with this 111'ti1:1e, there is little 11111-11 of 111111'111. Among such 11 1111'ge llLll1l1D0l' you w1111111 expeet t11 111111 lllillly V1Ll'101110S of the 11111112111 1'11ee, 111111 such is the ease. 111 weight, we 1:1111 supply 1111yt11i11g 1'I'01ll 11i11ety l1o111111s to two 11111l11l'011. Ill size, we 1'1111ge f1'11111 five t11 six 111111 0110-111111. feet. We 1111ve eyes of every sh1111e 111111 eyes of every 11110. .The e111o1' of 11iL11' 1'1111ges fl'0lll ll rieh S2L1:f1'O1l t11 jet 11111ek. We 1111 11111111115 t11 the A1'y2111 f11111i1y, Teutonic gro11p, 111111 111111 speak 1111y 12Lllg'lllLg'0 from Irish t11 1'e1111sy1v1111i11 1111te11. Olll' e111ss motto is, Victory to 11s 111111 1l01l0I',H 111111 we feel we have 1111110111 it 1l01J1y. We 1111ve 111111 some 1111111 struggles 111 o11t11i11i11g t11e t1'e11s111'es we set out t11 111111, hut it is only t1111t which is st1'ive11 for that is worth t11e 1111vi11g. 111111 we 11ow 11111' I1e111ls t11 receive t11e 111111'e1s we 1111ve most justly wo11. V Z . .f ,X f Ii ' 34 j I gs' iii: -'-ff V ' -. ..:-- ' 1 'fam ---- '-- 1-f1-- , -H-:1 . ,26,,,.

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CL7-X55 l'll5'l'0l2V C0lll'll1ll6Cl. We rushed both Juniors Illlfl Seniors and 08,1110 o11t wearing tl1e scalps of our e11e111ies i11 our belts. The Senior girls, after taking a nerve tonic, challenged our fair lllCllll70l'S to a basket-hall game, and on the day of co11test, asked the teachers to guard tl1Clll, and as a HIOILIIS of further precaution locked themselves i11 their rooms. The Junior boys, i11 their childish frenzy, burned a pair of trousers which they thought helo11ged to ll, Middler, but, like Willie, 'Twas a chilly day for Junior Wl1e11 that Middlcr's pants lllll'llCll up. The Middler sociable and l'Gl1lll0ll were tl1e successes of the SCLl,SUl1. Our final test was ably niet alsog but go to the .luniors for further particulars. f vicissitudes niostlv l'l'21ll4'l1i1 with joy, At last we had reached the goal. After two years o ,., . . g we had matured at last i11to Seniors. We were i11 the Slllllllblllll sanctoruni, and looked Ollii from the IHIICI' courts witl1 pity llpllll those wl1o were trying to follow i11 our footsteps, llllt found the strides too great for their little llllllfjlllg steps. Our sociable could not have received a greater CUlllplllllClli2 tI1a11 it did from tl1e Mid- l genius Slltl the decorations were p11t up by dlers. who, incapable of C0lllpl'CllCllKllI1g' sum a ,., .', sz a professional decorator from a ll0lg'lll30I'lIl,QQ city. Our reunion, l1eld .l ebruary twenty-seventh, with Mr. Ira Kraybill Zl,ll1l Miss Hazel Bannian as p1'es1de11t illlfl secretary, was no less of a success. 1 . . . bo well was our supremacy estabhshed in our Mlddler year, that we have had no further trouble, llllll all physical energy ll1l.S bee11 l2lll'llCtl to foot ball, base ball, tennis H1111 other sports. l I vols has been developed among some of our 1ne1n- A 1nz11ady peculiar to eo-edueationa sc 11 bers. This disease has never been given any other naine except A Case. lt is 11ot dangerous. .W25 -.-

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SENIOR CLASS.