Lycoming College - Arrow Yearbook (Williamsport, PA)

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William D. Hartman CHIEFTAIN AWARD TTie greatest trihutc which Lxcomini; College can pav to a student is the presentation to him oF the Chieftain Award. Each year the student bod ' is carefullv scrutinized to select that indi ' idual w hose activities throughout his four years at Lycom- iiii; relk ' ci the diversified fields of college interest. lor this awiird. m.inx .ittributes arc essenti il. . ini)no these are a pleasing personalit ' , the ahilitv to work well with students and faculty, evidence of a good moral code, and a high scholastic standing. Recognizing these qualities and man more in the recipient of this honor, it is v ith extreme plea- sure that we present the Chieftain Award to Mr. William !). I l.irtman. 10

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CLASSES

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! ' d s z ff fefM Sittittg— J. Penni), R. Bastian. M. Elliott. Standing— W. Hartman. P. Abrunzo, L. Miorelli, C. Howe. Iruska is an honorarv societ ' designed with the purpose of honoring juniors who have been active in the e.xtra-curricular acti ities. These individuals represent the spirit of campus leadership here at Ly- coming. Each year at Moving-Lip Day seven new members are appointed to the society. To these are presented the insignia of the society, a blue hat with a yellow letter I. One has only to examine the rolls of the society to discover the far ranging areas of student endeavor its members represent. There are members of the choir and of the dramatic organizations; there are participants in Student Government, publications and religious organiza- tions; and there are those active in various athletic groups. Also among its ranks are class officers and members of the arious councils on campus. F IRUSKA HONOR SOCIETY 11