Keystone College - Nokomian Yearbook (La Plume, PA)

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G-lfllefia .7-Lfzvifzei This page portrays some of the many recreations sponsored by the Athletic Association. The top panel shows, on the left, a distance View of one of the many intra-mural sports, soft ball, the picture on the right was taken dur- ing a scrimmage between the Vars- ity and second string football teams. The panel on the right depicting winter activities gives some idea of the scope of sports indulged in by Keystone students. The picture at the top is of Ruth Cairns practicing figure skating on the Nokomis. The second is of Bill Davis, J ack Tuttle, and Dave Humphreys, taking a sleigh ride, while the last picture shows the toboggan slide in action with Fernata Cerra, Dot Sprout, and Beth Howe taking a down hill trek. In the pugilistic pictures, Coach Samuel A. Lee is seen demonstrat- ing the manly art of self defense to Jack Tilley and Art Sweetser, while the second shows Jack Tuttle and Elmer Morgan sparring, with an in- terested gallery. The next to the last picture is one taken during the Seminary baseball game in '3'7. Jack Carbarn Tuttle is in the act of being knocked off his feet while attempting to block Home Plate. The last shot shows the lower Tennis court very much in use. THE NOKOMIAN OF

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ND STIMULATING COMPETITION Girls' Basketball The feminine basketball sextet enjoyed a highly successful career this year. Captained by Emma Pease, the team tumed in seven vic- tories and five losses - a pleasant contrast with the record during the last few seasons. Miss Smith produced a team which not only performed excel- lently but also showed the finest of sportsmanship in all of its games. Due to the fact that this year's team was comprised, for the greater part, of freshmen, there should be plenty of material left to build a stronger team for next year. The captain-elect for next season is Tebby Kolb. Managers for the i937-1938 season Were Mariel Day and Mary Smithing. First row: Day, Levine, Thomas, Medley, Seroukis, Cairns. Second row: Widger, Swanick, Godfrey, Foote, Lewis, Pease, Smithing, Chi- birka, Miss Doris Smith, coach. Third row: Wood, Griffiths, Gordon, Wilson, Banick, Sut- herland, Moesel, Richards, Crossman, Denmon, McDon- nell. INETEEN THIRTY-EIGHT

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