Lycoming College - Arrow Yearbook (Williamsport, PA)

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Freshman Class ivm I.cCl 1.1 l:iulil Cr.-.Mifii.l.l, Se.Tfliir liny. TrHiisiirer: MiAUister, Vi President; Woltjen, Presiileiit. Page 28

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Robert S. Winter Commerce and Finance Williamspuri Theta Pi Pi 1, 2: Band 2; Dakt 2. He is indeed a man oj few words. C.EORCE P. YONKERS General East Orange. N. J. Class President 2: International Re- lations Chib 1, 2: Theta Pi Pi 1, 2; Week-End Activities Committee 1, 2; Sophomore Tribunal 2; Union 2; C. P. T. C. 1: Dramatic Club 2; Tennis (jhampion 2. Great actions speak great minds. In The Service Two days after Pearl Harbor Eugene Yurkovsky left D. J. C. to join the Marines. Since then a steady stream of students has giv- en up its chance for an education in order to do its part for our coun- try. Not a single man has been drafted; each and every one has vol- unteered his services. Dickinson men seem to have a definite preference for the air, only two having sought service in any other branch. George Yonkers, sophomore class president, is in the Naval Air Corps. Harold Jeep Hartman, Robert Crooks, Ken Myers, Carl Kackenmeister, and Mark Krause have found careers in the Army Air Force. Totn Gauntner has joined Yurkovsky in the U. S. Marines, and Bol) Fetterman is in the Army. Our wishes to them all for the best of luck in the world! Page 27

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Freshman Class History None of us will ever forget the hot September day we began our trek for knowledge through the doors of Dickinson. After weeks of anxiousness and biting finger nails, we found that initia- tions weren ' t quite as stiff as we had imagined them. In fact, a few of the fairer sex were lucky enough to be able to wear curlers to school, thus avoid- ing a few nights of unpleasant rest. About the first of October we were all lugging bushel baskets to school in preparation for the annual Chestnut Hunt. School was forgotten for the day and we enjoyed everything from soup to nuts (heaved at us by Dean Cornwell I . Bernardi, Fry. Joe Rodriquez. and the Jennings boys brought our class to the foreground in the sports world; Janet Schenck and Betsy Clemens add- ed laurels to our crown on the stage. This is to mention only a few of our limelight members, for, of course, we are all future headlines. As our school year progressed, we elected officers who have certainly done a fine job: Harry Woltjen, president; Vesta McAllister, vice president; Kae Greenfield, secretary: and Chick Ra . treasurer. We went social near the end of the school year, what with the prom, late season Theta Pi Pi doings, and. of course, our Freshman picnic. We enjoyed our ' 42 year and we ' ll be back to give the ' 43 freshmen as warm a welcome as we received. Page 29