Lycoming College - Arrow Yearbook (Williamsport, PA)

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Iniska Honor Society Tapping is an old Indian manner of initiating members into a group. Since Iruska means Warriors who win higli lionors, it is fitting that this honor so- ciety should use a modified form of this custom. Each Move-up Day since 1954, the senior members have donned blue hats with a yellow letter I and have tapped seven juniors into the organization. The society is designed to recognize those juniors who liave been active in extra-curricular activities and who have enhanced college organizations by their t)utstanding leadership and ability. Further recognition is given to the new members of Iruska each year by tlie addition of their names to a plaque displayed in the Student Union Building. Sealed — Donna Michael, Onalee Barton, Lauialee Jones, David Heiney. Slanding — William Kehrig. Nicholas Rayder. John Sncdt-n.

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with praise: Wl - ( ) VLLli liAUTiiN Cliieflaiii Award One of llie lii ;lit l Imriiiis wliicli laii In- lii tuwcil u|icin a Lvtomiri College student is to lie a l lc l tu the ranks of those who are known as the Chieftain. To be chosen as the recipient of such an honor, the student must be of hij;h scholastic rating, and must possess those other (jualilies which make students outstanding on eani])us. Induslriousness. skill, and mental ability all go into the makeup of a su- perior .student: but in addition to these, humor, wit. |)ersonalilv. charm are attributes of a Chieftain. It is the remarkable combination of all these (|ualilies which makes the Chieftain a Student among students. So it is with great pride llial we proclaim as the ' H)2 Chieftain. Miss Onalee Barton.

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who ' s who IK(.IM (.K r.l KI DONNA M. MICHAEL I ' M 1. L. .NAlll.N l( 11(11 - I-. K DKH DONALD K. DYKE