Keystone College - Nokomian Yearbook (La Plume, PA)

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IN addition to his football and wrest- ling, Butch always gets an extra daily workout by running for the bus. We shall all miss hearing his hearty laugh echoing over the campus and his jovial teasing resounding through the halls. DICK Mellow, as chauffeur of the Car- bondale Cattle Wagon , never fails' to give his passengers breath-taking thrills galore, as he tears down hills and around corners. That's our Dick, always happy- go-lucky! He helped to uphold the glory of the Class of '38 by taking part in those exciting Freshman - Sophomore football games. MAURICE PAUL LONGO Butch Keystone Academy Varsity K Club, 25 Wrest- ling, 1-2--Captain, 25 Football, 1-23 Softball, 13 Commerce Club, 15 lntra-Mural Basket- bagll, 1-2g lntra-Mural Track, 1- . WILLIAM MCKINLEY PARKER, jr. Bill Butch Waverly High School Keystone Society of Engin- eering, 25 Orchestra, 23 Masque and Harlequin Club, 215 Soft- ball, 2g Soccer, lg Keystone Concert Association, 23 Chess and Checker Club, 1-2, Intra- Mural Basketball, 2. RICHARD L. MELLOW Dick Carbondale High School Secretarial Club, 1-25 Ten nis, 23 Commerce Club, 1-2g lntra-Mural Football, 1-25 CN Y. A. Bus-Driver, 1-2.5 EMMA IANE PEASE ' Emmy Hartford High School Orange and Blue, 25 K. W O., 1-25 Keystonian Staff, 25 Glee Club, 1-2g Orchestra, 1-23 Basketball, 1-23 Hockey, 1-2g Softball, 1-23 Girls Intra-mur- als, 1-2. SVELL-MANNERED, quiet, invariably good-natured, Butch has remained much the same as he was when he en- tered college. He was always willing to offer his services and his car to the girls' teams for transportation to away matches. It will be long before we forget Butch's generosity. In his spare moments he blows a. horn Knot an automobile horn, eitherlj IN her two years at Keystone, Emma has played on every team possible. Not content with this, she has also been a very active member in practically every activity that the college offers. Her ab- sence will be more keenly felt than that of almost any other girl. THE NOKOMIAN OF

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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

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I IN spite of spending most of her time in the Chemistry Laboratory, Marjorie has found time to participate in sports and to take an active part, as a member of the Tribunal, in enforcing Freshman rules. She is always ready for action, and may often be found playing bridge, which is one of her favorite diversions. AB'l'ER spending weeks trying to- figure Fred out, we still have not been able to reach a conclusion. Sharp, deliberate, and quick on the draw, Fred has at knack of expressing himself fluently. His intel- ligence, originality, and personality will go far in making him a successful M.D. MARIORIE LOUISE PECK HMarjorie Central High School Women's Organization, 1-23 Basketball, 15 Student Coun- cil, 2, Tribunal, 2. ARIA THOMAS POWELL HAriH Taylor High School Varsity K Club, 1-25 Foot- ball, 1-23 Basketball, 1-23 Tri- bunal, 23 Alpha. Chi Theta, 1-2--Secretary, 2. FRED I. PHILLIPS, lr. Hlollyll Central High School Keystone Society of Engin- eering, 2-Reporter, 29 Keys Society, 2g Softball, 1-23 Alpha, Chi Theta, 1-2-President, 23 lnter-Class Football, 1-2, In- ter-Class Volleyball, 1-2, In- tra-Mural Basketball, 1-25 Class Officer, Treasurer, 1. ROBERT W. PROPST USBITISODU Bob Central High School Masque and Harlequin Club, 2, Softball, 15 Intra-Mural Baseball, 1. A basketball star by way of Taylor High, Arj has continued his shining career on the basketball court at Key- stone. Although he is no Adonis, he pos- sess-es a magnetic personality and is liked by all members of both sexes. A man of few words-Bob never talks unless he has something to say, but when he does you can bet that it is worth listening to. He prefers a. few close friends to many acquaintances and it is perhaps only those few who know how nice he really is. NINETEEN THIRTY-EIGHT