Keystone College - Nokomian Yearbook (La Plume, PA)

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Faculty Members First row, left to right: Charles Oswald, M.Sc., CChemistryl: Dean Wilbur L. Williams, M.A.p President Byron S. Hollinshead, M.A., Vivian L. Watkins, M.Sc., Dean of Womeng F. A. Denmon, Controller. Second row, left to right: Samuel Morris, Ph.D., CBiologylp George Yost, M.A. Clflnglish and Frenchlg Lester C. Wolfe, A.B. tBiology and Chemistrvl: Dorothy Kay, A.B. tCommercial Sub- jectsbg R. M. Lightfoot, Ir., M.Sc. tLibrarianDg Frederic B. Davies, M.D. CMedical Secretariallp H. Haddon Dudley, A.B. CPsychology and Public Speakingl. Third row, left to right: Burton H. Gildersleeve, M.B.A. CCornmerce and Financelp Peter P. Stapay, B.Sc. CComrnercial Subjectsl: Sterling E. Hess, M.A. CGerman and Philosophylz Iames E. Luckman, M.A. CMathematics and Drawinqlr and lohn A. Campbell, M.A. CLatin and Englishl. Absent: Ioseph A. Strelzoff, Ph.D. CPhysics and Mathe- maticslp Samuel A. Lee, M.A. tDirector of Physical Education and Athleticslg Doris Smith, A.B. tPhysical Educationlp and george Azar, Ir., A.B. tPreparatory Department and Football oachl. THE NOKOMIAN OF

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Administrative Staff FRED A. DENMON Controller of the College Fred Denmon, holding the position of Controller of the Col- lege, is one of the most courteous, pleasant persons at Key- stone. Prompt, helpful, always busy at his Work, Mr. Denrnon may rightfully be called the typical Keystone man. Any college or university would indeed consider itself for- tunate to have a man such as Wilbur L. Williams for Dean. Always with a ready smile, Dean Williams has won the love and admiration of everyone at Keystone. Dean Williams is technical advisor to THE KEYSTONIAN, and NOKOMIAN, and friend to all students. For the past three years Dean of Women at Scranton- Keystone lunior College, Miss Vivian L. Watkins has been a most active extra-curricular activity leader. She has sponsored such campus groups as the KWO and Glee Club, which are among the most successful groups at Keystone. To the regret of all, this is the last year for Miss Watkins to act as Dean, due to her marriage to Dr. lim Darlington, former member of the Keystone faculty. All at Keystone wish them all the luck and happiness in the world. WILBUR L. WILLIAMS Dean of the College VIVIAN L. WATKINS , Dean of Women NINETEEN THIRTY-EIGHT

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Class of 1938 Officers lohn B. Carpenter, President: William W Davis, vice-Presidentg Constance Davies, Secretary, Marion T. Bowen, Treasurer. JOHN CARPENTER President T was only yesterday that the Class of 1938 entered Harris Hall, a be- wildered, rather frightened group of typical Freshmen. A few of us denied even to ourselves that we were scared, and determined to show how confident we were. Freshman Week undermined that resolution and soon we were reduced to a state of less than a Freshman class, if possible. After the first skirmish with the Sophomores was over we began to lift our heads and try to assert ourselves as an organized body. We elected Almon Smith our president: Carl Barba, vice-president, Marion Bowen, secretary, and Fred Phillips, treasurer. Later, Almon Smith left school and Carl Barba suc- ceeded to the office of president. When, later in the fall, the class of '38 caused the Sophomores to retire in defeat in the annual Freshman-Sophomore football game, we were jubilant for the Freshman customs were now lifted for two weeks. Altogether, our first year at Keystone was a happy and profitable one. ln retrospect so many things pass through our minds: the basketball games, the mid-semester exams, the winter carnival, skiing down the front campus, tobog- ganing, the back campus in the spring, swimming, and finally Commencement week, during which we presented Keystone with the steps to Bailey field, the pillars and the plaque, in hope that we would be remembered as long as they existed. NINETEEN TI-IIRTY-EIGHT