Lycoming College - Arrow Yearbook (Williamsport, PA)

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Left i(.i l!; ; -Hupp, Albert, Reimold, Geinic, Harpstcr, Arthui, Luup. Membership in the Iruska Hut Society represents out- standing leadership and school spirit in the junior class. To those few juniors who have been selected for mem- bership, we wish to express our deep admiration and respect. We of the senior class feel that theirs was a job done well. We look upon them not as underclassmen, but as top-notch campus leaders with a burning enthusiasm for working for the success of their school. Thev ha ' e come to Lycoming to learn through formal studies; but, more important, they have come to learn through association with their fellows in so many ways that the richest kind of education is gotten by being an active part of campus life. They have made themselves ' aluable to the growth of our college. We are sure that they will continue their leadership as seniors, and as Lycoming graduates will lead in the business or professional world. We may consider our- selves fortunate in having a group of such high calibre on our campus, for they will bear the position of Lycoming alumni who have done a job well—the job of being pro- ductive, progressive college students. 11 IRUSKA HAT SOCIETY

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REDERiCK D. Horn CHIEFTAIN AWARD In each graduating class there is one senior who stands above his classmates as a leader. This year the Chieftain Award goes to Frederick D. Horn, who possesses the qual- ities which ha ' e gi en him the abilitx to proiidK hold this great honor. In his years here he has made Lycoming College an important part of his life and has given many long hours of interested service to so many of its activities. He can triih ' claim to ha e heen an acti e part of L coming ' s orowth and has been chosen hv his classmates because of his work towards this progress. We congratulate him lor this wdnderlul acliiexemeiU on (}ur campus, and feel certain thai he will iluplicale this honor in his chosen liic work. 10

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RICHARD KALUZA Who ' s Who . We are prone to take For granted the time which our fellow classmates give so unstintingly to the College. It is to honor these students that Who ' s Who Among Students in American Colleges and Universities has been established. Thus, the chapter at Lycoming was nationalized in 1955. The members selected by this year ' s senior class are a cross-section of ideal students. Thc ' have served as officers of their ' arious classes as well as their respective fraternities. The ' ha e held high posts in cultural and athletic acti ' ities on the campus. Some have been active in sports, both intercollegiate and intramural. Represcntatix ' cs of the A Capella Choir arc, also, among those chosen. They have now come to the end of their college careers. VA ' e know that where er they go, in whatexer professions the ' follow, their experience in leader- ship, acquired at Lycoming will be of alue to them. Members of Who ' s Who, vour fellow classmates salute iiu! Yotir under- classmen l(ii)k u|) to ()u! May good hirtimc al a s smile upon uu. 12