Millersville University - Touchstone Yearbook (Millersville, PA)

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JEAN BARNES Precise, practical, pleasant. F. cc? NI. profs daughter, Oberlin trans- fer, Nlillersville graduate. Pri- marily a primary teacher. Drives a Ford for no good reason. Car- ries Nancy Herr along with the Ford. lvlanaged to stay alter school for Primary and English cluhs. Judging hy appearances. lcnitting and horseback riding are her hohhies. EUGENE BABLE Blonde, broad shouldered, con- noisseur of Esquire. Ran inter- ference as editor of Snapper and Touchstone. ln the lalce as a frosh. Still all wetl Gene played J-V haslcethall. His dramatic pursuits left him no time to play Varsity. ls counting on a swell joh, if the Republicans don't lind out he's a Democrat. GLADYS BOMBERGER Bonney, with the sparlcling blue eyes and liashing smile, is a Leha- non contrihution. Interested in Girls' government. Travel cluh and sports. Was ahle to accom- plish in three years what it tool: the rest of us four years to strug- gle through. A loyal rooter and hearty supporter. Easy to get along With. SAMUEL BEAR Quiet, reserved, deliberate. Potts- town's gift to Nl. S. T. C. Re- fuses to hecome inlatuated by anything with high heels. Hard- est exercisef--getting in position to talce a picture from the new smoke-staclc. Prominent in lndus- trial Arts. Included on the rolls ol' the Industrial Arts and Roddy Scientific Societies. Target ol the First floor haunting gang. JOELE BOYD Began as a commuter: later lalos- somed into full-Heclged Hclormerf' Taught her little cheruhs with a Will. Loves a good time. Did Snapper and Touchstone work worthy of a Boyd. Although she lilies apples, she eats none-leap ing that an apple a day might lceep her Udoctorn away.

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eff f J . V: K'r J 49 Nic, SENIUR CLASS Iii- E 'Ohms K ' uzow ,h . CH I fvsufp, ll I RA Scrum, V. l , :cc -Presirlgn, L Omgp VV ' ELCH s.1c,e,,,,y X- 1 Noam BROWN Trffllsurgy- IN CONCLUSION .. . lt's all over hut the shouting! But what about alter the shouting has laclecl into the warm temperate air-then what? There will he a period of silent reflec- tion, a retrospect ol a four year sojourn at Millersville. Vvhat there will he to rellect will he entirely up to the inclivicluals themselves. They ancl only they lcnow what their lour years in college means to them. However, turning away from the incliviclual sicle ancl looking haclcwarcl as a class, the '59ers have their share ol accomplishments to he proucl ol. True they had their shortcomings as do all classes. hut these may he clefinitely complimented lay their achievements. A As seniors, the group really hit their stricle clue to the capalole officiating of the president, Nici: Kuzovich, and other individuals who came through in respon- sihle positions with llying colors. The first important social function of the year was the Senior Dance, and next weelc the Prom Committee is saifl to he putting on the most spectacular Senior Ball ever to grace the campus. From indications this affair is houncl to meet the expectations ol everyone. To Aaron Stoner goes a vote ol appreciation lor his lincl handling of The Snapperf, Franlc Thomas also turnecl in a goocl recorcl as prexy ol the Stuclent Council. while Lalnan Heisey institutecl many vital propositions as heacl ol Phi Sigma Pi. Also a sincere thank youu to lxfliss Gress ancl lVlr. Beclcmeyer, the class cleans, lor their genial ancl gracious aclvice ancl guiclance during the four years they have actecl in that capacity. 19

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T URBAN BROMMER An amatgamatlon of Barney Qtcl Ind Casanox a ElDStCll1 wood butcher and Cvrouctao Wlarv Fax orrte college pastimes were bultlng and attempting to snare naments Ink splea er for u Kappa Mu and member ol Plan bugs Greatest rrntltron to Ins epndermrs was In at Cass 'lramxng School Study rn sercmiy FLORENCE CARCAQ Ta grateful and attractne Varsity Ctula Sweetheart for two vears rims les Nllllersvrlte rn tlaree and a half Vears Stew ttae opposite sex Lllltll Joe came alolaff Helped make numerous dances successful Prexv of Travel Club Sec 'lreas of Classical Club ar cl served on Das Welfare I erennral Iaeggal of dunes for booster tags Touchstone Staff L WOR'lH BROWN Brownre Busmessmrn Boot Room A Iaarcl TICIIHQ' Malta mayor from Ovforcl x Iao c n quote prices on rmgs pennants taats books paper Banker for pn Slgs and Seniors Polrtrman Council Helped lo engineer bemor and Mu kappa Blu eIeC tlons DOROTI-IA DICK Qur fourletter glrl a dlStII1Ct asset to basketball laockey and volleyball teams vuta a Ilttte ping pong on the slcte A verv goo naturecl person who lends taer un personatrtx to entwen the rat races Has one pet word ort A steadyworlcer wtnte m Claolr Prlmary Club and teaclalng qttl graders lr A, .'1','. , . ' ' ' .I . T. N c c 1: I ' ' f 1 - .7 - H . ,H . L If , I' Hd, 1 , H' ' . a S C . . ' ' ct - , - f T ' .. , '. QI' ' S ' ' f ' . v a L X Q 1 . Q , 'c B. r Q, , t . ' Clmampionstaip in ping pong tour- ' . 'f I ' ' L ' . ' ' fr , . . ' cl Nl . '4 . - . enough to 'make the Student C i L , ' .- . ' if , ' . ' ' W. . . . . ' . 'f , '. ' ' E . ' 'l -7- . r r , .,- ' 1 ' 1' . 's r in 'J 1' ' ' 4. 41' ' 4 . . 1 -. ' - , '92 , 7 P- I . H . . L ' c. , , It -, f' I ' r A d- c ' U I. fd Q . J . .. K - i C W H . I .