Millersville University - Touchstone Yearbook (Millersville, PA)

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(face UM tt fanaof? Well, the 1987-1988 TOUCHSTONE staff took on the challenge of giving you the proof. We dug deep around campus to find reasons why we shouldn't be judged by our appearance of rural partiers. What we found were organizations — both greek and non greek — who did a lot to benefit the school and the community. We saw the Greek Escort Service that enabled students to walk home late at night without the fear of being hurt and the Circle K organization which sponsored an eas- ter egg hunt for the Boys' Club in Lancaster. Individual students also contributed to our proof. The students who worked and organized the Pirate's Cove, provided non-alcoholic entertainment on campus as an alternative to the numerous off-campus parties. Other students put their best foot forward for the Walk America walk-a-thon which benefitted the March of Dimes and danced the night away with Phi Sigma Pi to raise money for Muscular Dystrophy. Seniors were also contributing to our image building project. Some of these seniors spent weekends serving in the armed forces, held offices of high esteem in student organizations, and worked diligently to graduate with outstanding honors. In general, we found that more and more students were taking advantage of the numerous activities and opportunities that M(J had to offer. (right) Fifty Years of Life seems more important to Steve Myers than the closed backpack at his side. Procrastination was one skill that everyone acquired and some even mastered. Photo by Patrick Morgan (opposite page, top) This squirrel won't let anyone, not even a photographer, interrupt his lunch. The rural surroundings of MU enabled students from large cities to get back to nature.” Photo by Merin Studios (opposite page, bottom) As far as outrageous hair cuts go. Brian Beast Heist outdoes everyone. There was not any one style that was popular this year — everyone was his own person. Photo by Nam Truong

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STUDENT LIFE • 6 SENIORS » 66 ACADEMICS » 126 GREEKS ■ 147 ORGANIZATONS « 174 SPORTS 202 INFORMATION • 248