Keystone College - Nokomian Yearbook (La Plume, PA)

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L 'THIS diminutive lass hails at present from the wilds of Clarks Summit but seems to have emerged civilized to the 'nth degree. Nothing daunted by a mere broken nose which occurred during hockey practice, she returned to finish an excel- lent season. Janet is a diligent student and a pleasant companion. MARGE has established herself as the Dalton Fire Cracker . Harmless un- til ignited, and then goes off with an awful bang. Despite her quick temper, Midge is good natured, anxious to oblige, and possessed of a keen mind. The School will miss her ready laugh and her in- numerable quips. IANET SWANICK -ilanet-l Flushing High School, N. Y. Clarks Summit High School Orange and Blue Club, 2-- Vice-President, 25 President, 25 Women's Organization, 1-25 Secretarial Club, 1-2--Treas- urer, 13 Medical Secretarial Club, 25 Hockey, 1-25 Intra- Mural Basketball, 15 Intra- Mural Hockey, 1. ARTHUR A. SWEETSER, lr. Art Central High School J. V. Basketball 1, Masque and Harlequin Club, 25 Key- stonian Staff, 1-2 -4- Feature Editor. 25 Nokomian Staff, 2 -- Co-Editor: Softball, 15 Tribunal, 25 Soccer, 15 Cheer- leader, 25 Camera Club, 1-25 Chess and Checker Club, 1-25 Alpha Chi Theta, 1-2 --Vice- President, 2: Tennis, 1-25 In- tra-Mural Football, 1-25 Intra- Mural Volleyball, 1. MARIORIE L. SUTHER- LAND Marge Dalton High School Orange and Blue, 25 K.W O., 1-25 Glee Club, 1-25 Bas ketbal1,15 Hockey, 1-25 Cheer leader, 1-2. MARY HARPER TEWKSBURY ..Harpy,. Tunkhannock High School Centenary junior College Women's Organization, 2. ART is the school's leading terpsichor- ean. His collection of steps is a never ceasing wonder to the rest of us. Besides his ballroom activities Art has main- tained an active interest in most of the college activities. A new-comer to our class in our Sopho- more year, Harpy has not had the op- portunity to become as well-known to most of us as we should like. Harpy's favorite pastime' is bridge and she may be seen during almost all of her free hours initiat- ing some amateur into the rules of the game. THE NOKOMIAN OF

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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

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IACK TUTTLE 'I'UT'S popularity is attested to by the responsible positions he has held in various campus organizations. Perhaps this popularity may be accounted for by his similarity to Bashful in Snow- White . 'Tm very modest-l says Jack. Anyway he certainly is a smooth baseball catcher. me .King-. A calm, sedate, fair-haired girl, Elsie is unperturbed by the wild excite- ments which shake so many of us. She likes a good time, though, and when she is happy goes about singing. Elsie is an above-the-average student, an excellent dramatist, and a lover of music. VAN NORT Elsie ELSI E NORTHUP Central High School Varsity K Club, 2-Presi- dent, 23 Football, 1-21, Keys Society, 25 Tribunal, 23 Inter- national Relations Club, 2g Baseball, 1-25 Intra-Mural Bas- ketball, 1. FREDERICK IOHN VON BERGEN Hvon!! Central High School Glee Club, 2-g Keys Society, 25 Soccer, 13 Intra-MuralVo1- leyball, 1. Central High School NVoinen's Organization, 1-2g Glee Club, 1-25 Secretarial Club, 23 Masque and Harle- quin Club, 25 Hockey, lg Key- stone Concert Association, 1. FRANKLIN W. VOSBURG Frank Clarks Summit High School Varsity K Club, 25 Foot- ball, 2 5 Manager, 25 Softball, 1-25 Chess and Checker Club, lg intra-Mural Football, 1 g ln- tra-Mural Basketball, 1-2. - INCLINED to be opinionated and politely argumentative, nevertheless, V o n ' s cheerful nature amuses everyone. His con- stant teasing is a source of amusement and he certainly gets plenty of practice for the glee club, because he is always singing when he isn't teasing someone. GENIAL, soft-voiced, meticulous in ap- pearance, it is hard to think of Frank as managing our wild members of the football team. Nevertheless, he did man- age them and did a very good job of it. He can also instruct you in all the latest methods of getting a ride to school when you've missed the bus! NINETEEN THIRTY-EIGHT