Keystone College - Nokomian Yearbook (La Plume, PA)

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SPENCER REESE Spence SPENCE spends so much time in teasing that one hardly knows how to take him. Never serious, always good-natured, Spence cuts many capers on campus. When on the basketball court, though, his clowning seems to end and he really goes to town when it comes to team- work. WHEN Miles started at Keystone last year he made up his mind that he was a born engineer, and since then he has attempted to prove that he is truly that. He has, however, also proved himself to be the Gay L-othario of the campus. rnMiIosa MILES H. ROBBINS Technical High School Varsity K Club, 1-2g Bas- ketball, 1-25 Soccer, 1g Base- ball, 1-2-Captain, 29 Intra- Mural Basketball, 15 Inter- Class Football, 1. DOROTHY SAVIGE nw Wyoming Seminary Won1.en's Organization, 1-23 Glee Club, 25 Secretarial Club, 1-2: Masque and Harlequin Club, 23 Medical Secretarial Club, 2-Reporter, 2. Central High School Keystone Society of Engin- eering, 2-President, 2g Stu- dent Council, 1-2-, Alpha Chi Theta, 1-25 Inter-Class Foot- ball, 1-2. SIDNEY SCHWARTZ Usidi? Central High School Glee Club, lg Wrestling, 1-2 -Ass't Manager, 19 Manager, 2g Masque and Harlequin Club, 2 5 Keystonian Staff, 1-2-Ad- vertising Manager, 13 Busi- ness Manager, 23 Nokomian Staff, 1,-2--Business Manager, 23 Softball, 1-2g Chess and Checker Club, 2, Baseball, 1- Ass't Manager, 13 T. K B. Sio- ciety, 2, Commerce Club, 1. HAPPY, jovial, sometimes moody, Dot is a Well-known Hgure to her class- mates.. She participates readily in any discussion that may arise and is an active member of several organizations. Dot is also a connisseur of the culinary arts. SIDS interests are of various and sun- dry kinds, for it is difficult to tier up wrestling and singing, but the never-to- be daunted Sid has done just that. How- ever, he would not be Sid were he not represented in everything that is going on. Nice fellow. THE NOKOMIAN OF

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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

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lr. NO class would be complete without Handsome Harry - a member of every class since '36, Keystone can't get along Without him-or maybe he can't get along without Keystone. As an athlete, Bill is an outstanding star in football, basketball, and baseball. Ask Sam Lee why they call him Three-Second Bill . AN indispensable member of the news staff task hiinj Hank is a notable figure on campus. He is well-remembered for his witticisms. Cynic and hunio-rist, Hank has many lucid moments during which he contributes information to the sports page of which he is editor, and to a certain feature which goes by many titles! HENRY IADWIN SHIELDS WILLIAM H. SEAMANS Uncle Bill Maulius Military Academy Football, 1-2'-3-45 Basketball, 1-2-3-4, Baseball, 1-2-3-43 Ten- nis, 1-2g Varsity Club, 1-2-3-43 Rifle Club, 2. CLINTON C. SNYDER Clint Central High School Keystone Society of Engin- eering, 2-Secretary 23 Keys Society, 2. WELIl-GROOMED, unaffected, Clint in- sists on calling a spade a spade. Sincere in his beliefs but never rude when pursuing an idea, Clint is also hard to know, but once known is unforgettable. It may be truly said about him that still waters run deep. Hank Central High School Varsity K Club, 2g Foot- ball, 1-2---Trainer, 1-2, Masque and Harlequin Club, 1-2, Key- stonian Sta-lf, 1-2-Sports Edit- or, 23 Nokomian Staff, 1-2- Co-Editor, 25 Keys Society, 1-2g International Relations Club, 25 Intra-Mural Football, 1-25 Basketball, 2-Manager 2. RICHARD D. STARK Dick Tunkhannock High School Varsity K Club, 23 Bas- ketball, l-23 Tribunal, 2. GOOD-LOOKING, sophisticated in a subtle Way, this Stark lad gets under your skin before you have even begun to realize it. And in addition to all this he is a veritable smoothie on the basketball court-and he is bashful! No necessity to add that he is extremely popular. NINETEEN THIRTY-EIGHT