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HOWARD WARNER STARKWEATHERCARBONDALET.rstcrchire, Y. Y., TI. S.: C;~rbonrl:cle 11. S.;Forum; Sophomore Orntoricnl Contest:'Tre:!sorer of Cless. 3: Chemical Socie~g:Chemical COIII-SP; l-e:icl>inp. .'StarI\tc"."Starkie" is the light-haired, rosy-cheekedalchemist with that "get-there" movement. Upand down the Hill, in and out class-rooms he moveswith quick, decisive steps. But why call him analchemist? Well, for the past few months "Starkie"has been working on the old idea of thealchemist-the turning of the baser metals intoaold-and has ~racticallv succeeded. In theplace of platinum, lead. mercury and copper is Gold-real live Gold. But "Starkie's"chief trait is looktng important. Whenever you see him. you are reminded of a Germansaying: "Herr, was bin ich! Was kann ich nach sein"!2P 2#ROBERT AUGUSTUS S TOUGHTONLEWISBURCRucLr~cll .4radrmy; Si~rn;! Chi: C1:~rr Trr:l\orcr, I:Course. "Gus"."Gus" is the acknowledged leader of the socialsd in Lewisburg, with Musser a close second. Atall, well built, good looking fellow, he has littletrouble making good wherever he goes."Gus".however, invariably has the misfortune to he con-nected in some way with the disappearance of theice-cream at picnics and "set-parties".Alwaysready to laugh at a good joke, he never gets sorewhen the joke is on himself. We cannot say thathe is a star in the class-room: yet the nonchalantmanner which he assumes lead5 the Profs. to be-lieve that he knows something.R:cnqoet Toast, I; Civil Engiocering