Millersville University - Touchstone Yearbook (Millersville, PA)

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' J URSULA A. ERNs'r ........................... , ............................................. lflbcrton, 1 a. Page Society, Nickname, Sala , Favorite Expression, By right, I ought to do this, and Oh, laws! Sula, as we all know, is studying to become a teacher, but there are very few who know that she is also studying ' 's iat Suhr wants to be able to converse intelli-rentl f on that sulfect when her lawyer friend law. The reason or ns 1. PW . . i Specs, comes to sec her. She is also learning to make candy, and has succeeded fairly well. One night tlus year, as she V' r r . there was a scream and all of Sula's fudge lay over the table while moor Sula still held was making., u ge, su en y , . v I ' - e ho e that her other attem ts will not turn out so disastrousl . But never mind Sula the empty pan in mer ianc s. p Y , i practice makes perfect, as the sages say. ANNA L. EVANS ....................................................................... . . . Akron, Pa. Normal Society, N ickname, Little Girl , 1+avor1te lMXlJ1'6SSl011, Just the dearest thing! :MINNIE There are some people in the world who have a deep-seated prejudice against doing more work than is necessary, but Anna Evans does not belong to this class. She is constantly worrying because her work is not quite so perfect as it might have been. She could give all of her companions lessons in ncatness and accuracy, for everything has to be just soj' to suit Ammfg critical taste. Her note-books are always models, and yet Anna is one of those persons who never can do any- thing. Although, seemingly, a calm, quiet, reserved young lady, she is very enthusiastic on certain subjects, and her affec- tions are exceedingly strong, as her best friends can testify. Anna is very much interested in the Band of White Ribbon Workers, and, before very long, we expect to hear of her giving lectures on the temperance question in all the principal cities in the Union. '-1 7. ETZWEILISIR ........................................................ . . Lewlston, 1 a. Page Society, Nickname, The Worker , Favorite Expression, Oh, dear! This little lady hides beneath her quiet exterior a mind of wonderful capacity. She scarcely knows the meaning of the word Hunk, and was never known to he excited but on one occasion. That was the day on which the Senior girl won the cup in basket ball, and Minnie was seen wildly waving her handkerchief. lt may well be said of her And still they gazed, and still the wonder grew, That one small head could carry all she knew. -31-

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Delmar Del. NIM' M. ELLIS .. ...................................................... . ... , Page Soeietyg Nickname, lJimpie g lfav orite Expression, hello, liid ! May is the dear little girl of first hall. She is popular with everybody and has many warm friends of the opposite sex. She is fond of all sorts of animal life, with the exception of mire. Last year, she particularly liked Salmon, and this year ' ' i ' ' ' ' ff' fl' 1' d l r li 'ht heart will she seems to c-are especially for that bird known as the Jay. Her fax orite occupation is glgg mg, an me g certainly carry her happily through life. Honeybrook Pa. Hl+:1.nN SLOAN .Emi-:nv .... ................. ....................................,...... , Normal Society, Captain Henior Basket Ball Team, Nickname, Lap or Kid , lfavorite Expression, Deed if I know! or, Let's take a walk! After having passed through various vic-issitudes of fortune, Helen found herself, in the fall of 1904, embarked upon the Normal Ship,and has been smoothly sailingon that vessel ever sinee. During her Senior year,she became captain of the basket ball crew, and succeeded in skillfully launching her little bark in the vietor's port. No doubt Helen deserves great praise for her worthy deeds along this line, but we have found that too much praise is not good for this young lady's soul, so we have hushed the voices that were so ready to do honor to her name. Helen is not like other girls. She cares nothing at all for the flattering words and saddened hearts of the love-lorn youths. As yet, she is heart-whole and fancy-free. How- ever, she has not been able to resist the temptation of tasting of the forbidden fruit of Millersville, and, of course, has suffered the usual consequences. Yet with all her faults, Cap is a sweet little girl, mueh admired by all her classmates. WARM-:N K. Exek ................................................................. ..... l ,exington, Pa- Normal Society, lfoot Ball, Nickname, Ink , Favorite lixpression, Ah - - -ll' Warren is one of the very promising young members of our c-lass. He is a very c-lever little fellow and we all enjoy the noise he makes when he gets started, and, strange to say, he isn't hard to start. Warren is full of fighting blood, as was real- ized by a buneh of the husky Juniors, when they tried to frustrate our plans for a soc-iable, more than a year ago. He is a very good musician, both vocal and instrumental. One would think he was a good fisherman,from the way he can handle a pole on which there was a kettle filled with apples tied to the end. Warren has many friends among the ladies,and he isn't at all worried about the size of them. One would think, from the present outlook, he likes the saying, Man wants but little here below, ' But he wants that little long. All right, Warren, go ahead, we know your success in life will be worthy of note. ,30-

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Josmvn A. Ifiaaiuam .................. ...................................................... C lratz, Pa. Page Society, Iflclitol'-in-Chief lVIli,Lif1asvll.r.lAN5 Nickname, Joe g Favorite ldxpression, Cut it out! Our editor-in-chief comes to us from a place unknown to the outside world, but since we have learned to know him, he has proved to us conclusively that the people of this community are masters of the German language. l'le reads poetry fluently and translates German readily. I-lis being a German accounts for his jolly good nature and stale jokes. While alnong us, he has proved his Worth as a literatorg but, on the other hand, he shows quite a liking for the Reptile C0h1Im'1lu', and the flflammalfa Ii'orlenl1'a. Joe is a very liberal fellow. He is passionately fond of treating his fellow classmates to sundaes. Ile can be heard in the early morning calling his chickens. A'And there are likewise lnany other things which Joe did, the which, if they were written every one, I suppose that not even the world itself could contain the books that should be written. St. John xxi. 25. EMMA S. l Am,ows .................................................. . . Pliilaclelpliia, Pu. Page Societyg Nickname. 'V' Kid g Favorite lixpression, Oh, Lord! Emma is our smiling girl. She is popular with both sexes, but she has given her heart away to one who has becolne the envy of all her disconsolate lovers. We shall spare her the embarrasslnent of seeing the name of the young man in question, as he is well known hy all the students of Millersville. Besides, all the Seniors have noticed the interchange of ardent glances which occur at 11:15, in Methods Class. Emma is as constant as the northern star, and we know that she will never be a bachelor girl. llflAltGAlll'I'1' l'lblClSl'lI'l1i ..................................................... . . .Newport, Pa. Normal Society, Nickname, Margie , Favorite lflxpression, Hang it! This little maiden from Newport is one of those members of our class who talks little but thinks much. She has never been known to break a rule, cut a class or use a pony. Her greatest pleasures are going to Virgil and teaching in the Model School. ller motto is, Begin right, for that is the only way to end right, and Margaret has lived up to this. After finishing her Junior work, she thought best to fulfill part of her contract with the Stateg so, before going any further in her studies, she rendered her services to the public schools of Pennsylvania and came back to Normal in the fall of 1905, to gradu- ate with the Class of 1907. -.32-