Millersville University - Touchstone Yearbook (Millersville, PA)

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1961 Touchstone Dedicated To Prof. Adviser. Triend To avoid misunderstanding, it is important to inform all who read the dedicatory statement below that the editors proceeded without telling the adviser of their design. In fact, in light of his watchful guidance, they found it extremely difficult to deceive lr. Hite; yet. until the moment his selection was announced, the editors led him to believe that this book was to Ik- dedicated to someone else. l ive years ago Mr. Eari.e M. IIite was appointed adviser to student publications. He has attracted hundreds of eager students to the stalls of the Touchstone, the revived Snapper, and the Mack ami Cold. On several occasions he was the editors' secret choice to whom to dedi cate the yearbook, but he quickly foiled efforts to nominate him. In the meantime Snapper achieved All American status and Touchstone “Medalist'' ranking. Mr. Hite continued to teach journalism and freshman English students, pilot the publications to new successes, coach baseball, and root the Pirates to a world championship in a spirit of never-ending enthusiasm. Recently he quietly accepted promotion to the position of Director of Public Relations and added the College Journal to his many responsibilities. Through all this he remained the friend and confidant of every student who sought his help. Truly he has been the students' professor! And so, Mr. Earle M. Hite, for all you have done to prepare us. and for the selfless example you have set for us, we dedicate to you this l%l edition of the Touchstone. Our biggest helper. Mrs. IIite, .ilong with Shcrnia, Mike, Mark, and Nancy join the staff in saying thanks to Dad. .Missing from picture; James David, born February 24. 1961.

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After the lake becomes .1 glistening sheet of ice. many students enjoy the seasonal activity of ice skating in their leisure time. CAMPUS LIFE Nl 9