Millersville University - Touchstone Yearbook (Millersville, PA)

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,MJ OW gooclgyed, For twenty-one years iwir. Hoover,s famiiiar figure has heen seen passing in and out of our front gate as he waiiced to and from his daiiy tasicg that of hetter fitting ixiiiiersviiie students for their future work. Famiiiar to thousands of our aiumni are Pappys, many anecdotes and the tradition of HR0om CH-fuvvhat does the hooic say? As freshmen we first met Wir. Hoover in his Place and Purpose ciass. We now ieei that this is the Place to record our Purpose, nameiyg to express our gratitude for the principles which he has instiiied in us during the four years we spent at this coiiege. Mr. Hooverys heipiui guidance and personai example of service Wiii iive iong in our memories. Jlrfwwhm LBQT

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HISTORY OF THE SCHOOL steeped in tradition-Rich in scholastic achievement, Millersville State Teachers College, located on a picturesque campus in quaint old Lancaster County, fulfilled the dream of its founders when they estab- lished it as the first state normal school in Pennsylvania, hy maintaining a reputation for cultivating the finest of men and Women in the teaching Held. Steady advancement and expansion has heen the hyword as attested to hy its record, 1854, an academy was erected hy a number of citizens of lwillersville and vicinity for the purpose of furthering the educational standards of the surrounding community: 1859, the Millersville authorities toolc advantage of the Normal School Act of 1857 and estahlished the llirst State Normal School of Pennsylvania: 1927, Millersville became a State Teachers College and was authorized to confer the degree of Bachelor of Science of Education upon its graduates. To say that the college has loeen hoth progressive and conservative in its policies may seem paradoxical-however, it is true. For, a sound and conservative huilding program as well as a development of the philosophy of teaching and education, has been undertaken. However, Millersville has been most progressive in making advances in curriculum construction including the special courses in Library Training and Industrial Arts. In the hearts of the graduates forever will linger memories of this, their Alma Mater, Within whose halls they have labored for four long years to attain the standards set up hy the thousands of graduates who have gone before them.