Keystone College - Nokomian Yearbook (La Plume, PA)

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A quiet and conscientious worker, Noma has a pleasing personality. Her acting has given her a. place in the Masque and Harlequin Club. Remember her as Auntie Ju-ju in the Women Folks ? Her performance was EXCELLENT. She is also a good business girl. ALTHOUGH Beth is the best natured, and one of the best-liked girls on the campus, people shrink when she ap- proaches. This is not the fault of Beth, but .rather the inevitable camera, and her penchant for taking pictures when the victim least expects it. KATHRYN ELIZABETH HOWE sew NOMA HOFFMAN Numa Central High School Women's Organization, 1-25 Secretarial Club, 23 Masque and Harlequin, 2. SAMUEL F. KASSON cxsammyvx Forest City High School Glee Club, 1-23 Masque and Harlequin Club, 25 Debating Club, 1-25 International Rela- tions Club, 2g Keystone- Con- cert Association, 1-2. Herrick High School Orange and Blue, 2 fTreas- urerjg K.W.O.,1-25 Orchestra, 2 fLibrarianJg Basketball, 2 fManagerJg Nokomian Staff 2g Associate Biographical tEditorJ Hockey, 13 Camera Club, 1-23 Chess and Checker Club, 1-2 tVice-President 25g Class Hockey, 1-2, Class Bas- ketball, 2. F. WARREN KEIPER Kipe Central High School Basketball, 15 Keystonian Staff, 1--Feature Editor, 2g Alpha Chi Theta, 1-23 'Intra- Mural Football, 1-25 Intra- Mural Softball, 1-25 Intra- Mural Basketball, 1-2. SAMMY'S hairdressing skill has provided him with the ability to efficiently assist in the makeup of characters in our school plays. He possesses political ambitions as well as a few dogmatic viewpoints. If Sammy is taken with a grain of salt and in small doses he may be swallowed with little difficulty. TALL, debonair, and always accompanied by a gay smile, describes Kipe. Never known to become really angry, not easily excitable, and at times extremely suave, he is unanimously voted a. nice fellow. We never realized how much We liked him until he left us at mid-semester and now we really miss him. THE NOKOMIAN OF

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FRIEDA GOLDSTEIN Central High School keystone Women's Organ- izatlon 12. CHARLOTTE H. GUMMOE R Blakely High School Women s Organization, l-2, Secretarial Club, lg Keyston- 1311 Staff 1-23 Nokomian Staff, 2 Hockey, lg Chess and Checker Club, 1. A quiet person, but easy to become acquainted with, Frieda has delighted us with her slow drawl and subtle humor. She is conscientious and thorough in everything she does. Her favorite recre- ation is to draw someone into an argu- ment and then sit back and watch the sparks fly. ' Frieda Charlotte EVEN-TEMPERED, generous, Cl1arlotte's happy disposition has cheered many of us when we were in the well-known dumps , Never known to worry, she thus sets an excellent example and rates high scholastically. In addition to being a member of the business office staff, she also has a well-rounded extra-curricular schedule. AN extremely likeable fellow, Arny makes a pleasant acquaintance and a loyal friend. Like most great persons he has one Waterloo- . In Arny's case it is German - but he does try very hard to master that language. We hope that he doesn't let it take away his cheerful smile. ARNOLD T. GREEN uArnyn Central High School Masque and Harlequin Club, 2g Soccer, lg Alpha Chi Theta, 2, Intra-Mural Football. l-25 Intra-Mural Basketball, 1-2, Intra-Mural Baseball, 1: WILLARD HAMMERMAN Snuffy Central High School Varsity K Club, l-23 Glee Club, 2g Football, lg Basket- ball, l-2--Co-Captain, 23 Chess and Checker Club, 1-23 Alpha Chi Theta, l-2-President, lg Baseball, lg Intra-Mural Foot- ball, 2. IN spite of his small stature, Bill has taken an active part in athletics, proving that good things come in small packages. Hammie is noted for his good sportsman- ship and courtesy on the basketball court. His position as co-captain of the basket- ball team indicates his popularity and sense of responsibility. ' NINETEEN THIRTY-EIGHT

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QUIET, reserved, Alice was for a long time somewhat of a mystery to her fel- low students. In her Sophomore year, however, she put some of her shyness aside and we found Alice to be a delight- ful companion. ALICE M. KIRYLUK Tillie Hop Bottom High School Women's Organization, 1-25 Glee Club, 1-23 Basketball, 15 Secretarial Club, 2. PAUL R. KRAMER Dutch Allentown High School Keystone Academy Student Council, 1-2-Treas- urer, 19 President, 2.3 Masque and Harlequin Club, 1-25 Wrestling, 1-2- Manager, 1, Keys Society, 2, Softball, 1-2, Tribunal, 1-23 Soccer, 1-25 Camera Club, 1, Intra-Mural Football, 1-2g Intra-Mural Bas- ketball,.1-2g Intra,-Mural Track, 1-25 T. K. B. Society, 23 Intra- Mural Baseball, 1-2. WHEREVER there is action brewing, Dutch is in the midst of it. The main- spring of the Tribunal, twice an officer in the Student Council, active in Intra- Mural Sports, one may see his influence in almost all Keystone activities. As a final tribute, he is also a faithful friend, ready to help, willingly, anyone who is in trouble. IN his Freshman year, Bernie became known as the class-room boner . Since then he has gone on trying to impress the profs as to how much he knows about their respective subjects. Although he is a great organization man, according to himself, he never found the time to parti- cipate in any of the various extracurri- cular activities. Bernie. however, is one of the chief campus exponents of the Japanese Boycott. Bernie LEBOWITZ ball, 1-2. LEB must have been born with a chess- man in his mouth, instead of the pro- verbial silver spoon. He may be found al- most any noon hour playing chess on the topstep of the fourth floor, and check is his favorite word. Fm 'off' in Math today, says Leb, so I must be 'on' in chess. NINETEEN THIRTY-EIGHT BERNARD M. KOTTLER Technical High School International Relations Club 2g Commerce Club, 1 2 IEROME CHARLES useansn ul-e Central High School Keystone Society of Engin eering, 25 Camera Club 1 Chess and Checker Club 1 2 Treasurer, 2g Intra-Mural Foot