Millersville University - Touchstone Yearbook (Millersville, PA)

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JUNIOR CLASS SECONDARY GROUP

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ORDS and pictures are thin media with which to attempt the portrayal of a year's life and activity at any college. Yet every yearbook staff undertakes the job of doing that very thing. The following pages are the result of the effort put forth by the 1937 TOUCHSTONE staff to give permanent form to the color and movement of a year at Millersville. However, as is often the case, events of greatest importance may defy classification. The history of Millersville for the year 1936-37 includes at least one event which may be termed of greatest importance. A program of building improvement was inaugurated during the second semester. This work had been under way only a short time when the state department announced that appropriations for three new buildings had been approved by the proper authorities. The architects were appointed, and the problem of locating the buildings was worked out. Thanks to this action, a modern gym, a much-needed education building, and a new power plant will be erected on our campus in the near future. Thus the year 1936-37 has seen the making of real Millersville history and the beginning of the crystallization of vague hope into tangible actuality.

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JUNIOR CLASS ELEMENTARY GROUP When a class has furnished many of the campus organizations with capable leaders, and through not only its school spirit and elaborate social affairs but also through its intellectual pursuits has commanded attention as it progressed through three years, is it not justified in being proud of its organization? The class of 1938 looks with satisfaction upon its accomplishments and has high ambitions for a glorious senior year. OFFICERS: President: Williom H. Bolger Secretory: Jane B. Wilkinson Vice-President: Henry Walker Treasurer: Paul J. Keiper CLASS DEANS Miss Mildred C. Simerson Dr. Dean Dutcher