Millersville University - Touchstone Yearbook (Millersville, PA)

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Senior Roll. ELIZABETH AsHENFE1.'1'1cR .............................................. . .............. Tron Bridge, Pa. Normal Soeietyg Basket Ball Team, Nickname, Bess or Hetzf' Favorite Expression, Mulligan's Fish- hooks! This is our good girl Bess-always good when there is nothing doing, and ever on the quest of misehief. She is fond of telling jokes, playing tricks and taking long walks. This winter, she played goal on our basket-hall team, and many a little Middie or Junior trembled for the fate of her team when Hess held the ball. She is also an expert tennis player, and whiles away many hours of the pleasant spring days in this fascinating sport. History is Elizabeth's favorite study. She has begun a history of the world, which she expects to have finished sometime in the present century. Being the possessor of a hvely disposition and plenty of good lnunor, Hess will never he forgotten at the Normal. D. MAUDE AUNGST ........................................ - .............. R. F. D. No. S, Lancaster, Pa. Normal Society, Nickname, Aungstie g ,l avorite lflxpression, '4Oh, cats! Maude is a real good-natured,easy-going girl, and can do quite a good deal of work, but has not yet learned to enjoy it. She never worries a great deal about her studies, but usually gets there all the same. There is one thing she has learned, and that is, it is wrong to blow up paper bags in the hall, after bells. Sometimes Maude gets her Latin out,oftener she does not. She works hard, sometimes, her sleep is peaceful, always, and several times Maude was so very much inter- ested in her work that, before she knew it, she was in the land of dreams. She expects to be a missionary some day, and we hope she will be wide awake to the interests of the heathen. M23...

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H. WALT1-:R BAKER ..........................,............................. R. lf. D. No. S, Lancaster, Pu. Page Society, Foot Ball, Nickname, Bake , Favorite Expression, Oh, Buddah! Buddah! Bake is one of the members of our class who is of a very reserved disposition. He hails from Lancaster county, and, without doubt, is, or rather, will be, a very important factor in its general advancement. A' Bake is well known by all the students who see him, and still better known by the cry of Oh, Buddah! liuddah! at an early hour in the morning, when the average student wants to enjoy his last morning snooze. From his appearance and general disposition, one would not think that he would miss his stall CStollJ on his way home for vacation. Hut it seems as though we must acknowledge the fact that this is what he did. We fully realize that a word to the wise is sufficient, so, after being carefully cautioned, we know he will not let such a thing happen again. lle is greatly interested in Bugology, and we expect to hear of him being appointed to some high position, such as ll. S. Zoologist, or perhaps something greater. . Noax P. Baan . . . ..................................................................... Manchester, Pa.. Normal Society, Nickname, Teddy Hearn, Favorite ldxpression, For heaven's sake!,' Nora is our ha -go-luck girl. She is anything but cuiet, and third hall is ke t in a meraetual tremble, for she is PPY Y . l P I I subject to violent spells of laughter, during which we fear for her life. She is very fickle, as far as concerns the opposite sex. She gained renown by tumbling into some mud while wearing a sweater that belonged to a boy in the Middle Class. We all sympathized with the boy, for the swcater was white before the fall. Nora has many good friends, not only at Millcrs- ville, but at Manchester, Mount Joy and other near-by places. We prophesy that spinsterhood will not be Nora's fate. .Ifxcon K. Bowmax .................................................................. Camphelltonn, Pa. Normal Society, Nickname, Jake g 'Favorite Expression, Well, I don't know. Jake is one of the most dignified members of our class, yet it is a dignity which everyone must admire, for he is not selfish nor conceited, but persists in being a straight man, both in posture and character. This has won and will continue to win him many friends. While here at school, he seems shy of the girls-it may be because of home attractions. Ile is our Mantle orator and is a credit to the elass as such, for he usually outwits all who come in contact with him as an orator. Jake is sometimes forgetful, and, on one occasion, he forgot to leave his key in the door after locking it, before going to bed. This did not affect Jake, but it did cause his chum to lose part of his mustaehe. This is no serious fault, and we expect to hear great things from him in the very near future. 124...