Millersville University - Touchstone Yearbook (Millersville, PA)

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COLLEGE ADMINISTRATION MRS J. MARGUERITE W ALLACE II.S., Millrn.lll SMI» Irorbru CoiU«fi Super,, '.,. Third Crude. SAMUEL P. WALLACE B.S.. Millrri.lllr Suir truhfii C« II»e»: M.A., Bwkwll I m«f roily; Wili a«iri llepmrtmeat; A dr, ter—Mu Mu. MRS. ESTHER WHITELY A lt . I'ahmtty I rUMnuikl Ukrtry Sriuaft llrpellmeal. MRS. MARGARET WOODHRIDGE A II.. M.A.. Bu.knrll l ni cr«ity; F.atl»A lle milmml. CLIFFORD I YARD II.Kil., Wr.tr in $Ulr Call , lllin»»; M.A.. CalmnMi I'niitnlly; IrUailrial Am iJrpaitmrat. JAMES K. Z WALLY B.S.. W »t Chnln $l»lr lwk n Ullf[r; M.S.. Unit fully ol l'»nxl«i n; Matte Department; Dlrretae Cnl|rc t Cbolf anil Band; Aunll) IVofram Cluif- FACULTY NOT PICTURED WILLIAM II. CAULWELL B.S.. AlSuchl C lli|i-| M.S., CmwII I'nixt.il.: Science Department. MRS. ELHERTA COUNCILMAN A.II.. Hufknrll lnWrr.it : M.A., Columhii I'ahmll)• Supunimt, 1, ih Grade. HENRYJ KAUFFMAN II.S . UlUri.vlllr Main Tr«Krr. CoOrf : M.S.. Hnl.rr.lt. ..| IVn.,.,l,.ni. 1 IrduttriaJ ,4m Depart me at. GUY R. SAYLOR A.U.. Klwabcthlona Collrfr; A.M„ Mi.U.. L».r»f»lly of I'rua.yl.anu; I eutuec lie par I Mint; tJ.l.rr-Xroc.|ik.|. wiMl. MRS. N'AOMA Gl 1.1 AN B.S.. Millrr.»tll. Sum Trarbrn Callr ; .Va»a| Sdataiiom; Sthual Karts. MARION SPENCER A.B.. I.limra A.M.. Ui4m Dalimkyi FatU k Department. SARAH J. W M.KER IIS K. l|..r.| Sum 1 r K he,. C,.||. r , M.A.. Columbia lol.rr.lt ; Super, Uer, u,t jekual Home Ftmium» , Mr. Koki-n advises student. Meric Schncc. Mr. ZwjIIv yyork during practice session. 16

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COLLEGE ADMINISTRATION DAUN W. NESBIT Js, H.«l Stair Tncbn Coll» r; M.H4„ tmxnllr ■ • Pili l»ir h: IJ.D.. Pr-rni.l.ama Sfalr I'anrn.t.; XAmflian Itapaumml; .li rurr Slodml (.'duration Aw«i llM mI Pr nn.»l. ania. BURL N. OSIU RN I1..V, l»»a '•I ' - t irbm r«llf|«; M.A., PhD., IISw Stair Ualnnllr »• • fnaJ Aril Oi o aral Chairman; AAtiitr Inilunlilal ti. Sor.n.. MEI.ZEH R. PORTER li VI... C.I.. I nl.rrnll. ..I Mkh.(«n: M. VI-«k. I'niimli. .1 Vt.rbi»a Ifaik AAtlirr Rod Can l.lal. EDITH R. RAPP It.S., VI.Hd.. IVitH.lnali Sutr Cni.mil : AllraM Otl'1 1 I »nrr.ii», I.« UmI; Drpa'lmant. JOSEPH E. RHEN A ll.. tianklia aod Vl.r.hall CoHfpC VI. V.. I ni.rf.il. ul IVnna.I.anu ; Unlink llrpanmrnl. JOHN M. ROTH II.S.. VI »:■!.. Ui»nlt« »l Ptliaburghi fjrrtrr—It odd SdMltf Starkly. A H,. Juniata Crllng I VI V.. t’nirrtiitv ..I PillaJ.urgh: l'«l VI,. IUioiiI Cn.ttrt.lt: Ph il.. Kunlun lioi.rr.il.; .rfurorto and hfchaUrt! {Ur ilmr»t; Ui.iri -Slu. •Irnl Cl.iMlUa Aaaueiatinn : turn i»r . -UariliH Clink. RAYMOND J. Rl NKI.E ICS., Prw «t. It inM Slatr (Ifll.mil. i VI' I .mrr.it. ul llllliol.. lid.II.. Columbia I ni.rr.il ; Mrrilh and Phtniral tjarilmn Dr| arlmml Cltalrittan: Mirdff « llWrliri; .IHi.wi -linllj ClnR THEODORE II Rl’PP A ll . Franklin and Vlar.hall I..Hr ,, VI V.. Prnnr.l.ania '-■•I- I nnm.it | Ph D.. I nhrnil) ul Pra«i».»ltatiia; Ilrju i r»i Maurr XriiopkaU Surirly; turn • ■’rril in . REBKKAII S. SHEA PEER M3.. Kll«ltrahau»n Ij.llrjr: V IC. I ralnvt C dlr r; A.VI.. C lum|.|a ( di.rTail. ; I ni.rr.il. nl I’rnm.l.anla; CrmhrWfr I si.ri.ltT : f.ntllih iOhmrlmrnli AAir.rr CiUraard flint'. JOHN 15. SHF.MC II . VI.IIrrn.4llr Slalr l .. I..|. OJI.p ; VI I .......lit I I'rnnttl. ia , hulailinl On Utptiliural. BEATRICE M. SMITH II- , Mlllrra.tllr 'lair Trachrra C.dlrjr M. „ Tmifl. Cm.rr.rlf; fin! Cfnll GEORGE E. STAt PEER ». •.. Vlillrr.ttllr Suir TmcIki. Collrsr; VI.S.. ln.trt.ll. «.l Pm.it.uiai SVirnrr (IrpannMl. MARGARET SWIFT ICS . VI V f ...lumliia 1'nnrr.il. ; Art Orfallnr.l ftailnaa HON A 1.1) E. SYKES H.S Knlalin.fi Suie rrrrhrr. I llr . ; VI lid , Trnipl. I nlvrrnily | 111 Drfat fmrnf. JOSEPH TORCHIA ICS., M.IWfM.II' SMI. Trn. I.rr» (Itdlrgr: VI.lit),. Pran.il.ml Sfnlr Cni.rrtil.-. VI.S.. Ifnlvmity ..I Prunttltaaia; J.WuraliM fi.;«unrni; AArhrr Phi S au Pi; Kii-Imt ( linn Chairman DAVID 0. VOIGT ICS Vlioifhr C.dlrfr . VI V. I ulund.ia llni.rf.il. Srtial MnAir-Orjurrmrar; AArnrr Sr« .at MvJit. Clnlt. JOSEPH F:. WALKER A.B., r«ik Lnllr ; LA.a I lUtrmlr of Tpn»mff; 5m«W SiuJin (Viiiiy .V|'hi»fi Ke CUm. PA I L RCMMEL

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G. Frederick Beckmykr Iii Memoriam G. Frederick Bcckmyer. a beloved member of the faculty for twenty-seven years, passed from this life on September 2, 1957. His lovable personality will always be remembered bv his students. Neither will they forget his good nature and thoughtful consideration of others. Mr. Bcckmyer had a way of transcending the materialism of pure science to display more than an active appreciation of the Good and Living. In his classes we learned practice! applications of science and a love for the beauty of nature. The many trees and flowers on campus will always remind us « f Mr. Bcckmyer and his many hours of work at his favorite task. The trees and the skies and the lanes and the brooks Are more full of wonders than all of the books— James Freedam