East Stroudsburg High School - Cavalier Yearbook (East Stroudsburg, PA)

Text from Pages 1 - 88 of the 1952 volume:

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'Q 5' ' . f I ' I- Ula K Q x I' X 4 '- '.'N ' g hx X aux.- . 0 4 .Pwr 'A Q-- qxlx 3 I X QR: f Strange as lt may seem the old sayxng Somethlng old something new IS a savlng come true at Fast Stroudsburg lllgh School Stranger stlll lt IS when you leam that the somethlng old and the somethmg new are one and the same thlng School Splflt we have alwavs had School Splflt we shall always have It IS however of the rebxrth of prlde and a new feellng of unlty whlch has been growlng IH our school durlng the past few years that we speak lnhls Splflt of oneness IS not unusual ln a school nor IS 1t anythmg spectacular Yet when you know a school as we have known ours and when you can actual ly sense a change ln feellng and Splfll throughout a stu dent body and faculty then It IS tlme to take note ll are proud of our sp1r1t and new feellng as shown bv our teams and organlzatlons our students and our staff It IS to thls ever-growlng Splflt of loyalty and bellef 1n our school that we dedlcate thls ISSUE of The Cav a xer Vlav the splrlt of lhe favaller and of Fast Stroudsburg lllgh Qchool contlnue to grow so that we can truly say somethlng old somethlng new but the new IS better than the old D ff SCHOOL B0 ag, Jacob 'W 1 Horace L Walters Howard S Eckert Clyde Shaffer C R Bensmger .lames S. Bunnell Clyde M. Schaller Carl Hamill 6 ADMINISTRATORS Carl T Secor 11'0 5 M Ruth Vlackes Secretaxy to Mr Secor Supervxsmg Prmclpal Ralph O Burrows Lomse Pram Hxgh School Pnncxpal Secretary to Mr Burrows STAFF 45 ...-4' sv' Ralph Bender A B Ruth D Black Vlrs Kathleen Butz B S A Engllsh Commerclal Englxsh Social Studies Social Studxes 06 wg Wa 8 ani at Delbert B Davxs B S 'll A Cllbert F Dunnlng B S M A john Eckert B S M S Amerlcan Hlstory Engllsh English Democracy French if Richard Forster B S Hettejo Goodall H S 'Hrs Harrlet Hantjls B S Heallll and Pl'ly'S MUSIC Commerclal 3 'Q' F- M ' . J ,J ,. ,Si I A , s , .. . ,B.S. . . , ..,M. V ' 9 'Cl ?L4?'f',S.'4 ' ' '. YE. .0 ., f ' A i . 5 vo-f. , .. . ,..,1.. J. ,..,.. ,..,.. 1 .,.,.,?.. . L x - 'Q A 5 ,X N 1, V , . . , . . . . . ' H , , , 1 . . . . . , 'Vlrs Ruth Harvey B S Lewxs Hastxe B S ll Fd Mrs Valeska Heller B S Health and Phys Ld Blology rt lv .V X . On Leave U S Army American Hlstory School Physxcxan World Hlstory ,I0l'm P KlSt B S ll A Harold Kramer B S Harold Lee A B M A Health and Phys Ed Commercxal Mathemaucs Physlcs 9 Q! Q Q37 S C' I - ' ' L r .. ',..,.... .. A ,.. y s if Q I 4 .J W I l A so Fred Hershey, B.S., MA. Michael jacabella, B.S. H. Frederick jones, rlI.D. '49 Ya Dolores Lesolne B S Llbranan W FS Vfafllla Vlaflln A B A M Charles Schaller B S M Ed Latin Industrial Arts ....-O 1 0 . N 1 ',.. Nl.. z',..,.. ,, ff- -3 X Charlotte Shupp, R.N. Walter Stem, B.A. Clement Wiedinmyer, B A M A J V- 'fd , Ag, J 5 . , r 1' X If X ' A 4' A A School Nurse ,l Hoyden L erch Custodian G E College Sclence Fellow S-..,. Nathan Klshpaugh Custodlan IO MUSIC r- ' ,Iohn Walton Cuslodlan L Kg 54 ii f ,-L 1 In f- , ' 41, F335 if F i ' Q 21 . f 1 if .2 V? if 2 ,Q g ' Paul Anderson if 97 Roozy Technical Activities: Football 1O,11,12: Band 10,11, 125 Rifle Club 10,113 Basketball Nlanager 1o,11. Nl. Charlotte Bach lfchar-77 Academic Activities: Girls Chorus 10,1l,12: lfnsf-m ble 10,1l,12g Allied Youth l1,l2g Operetta 11,122 jll. Play: Urgain l0,ll,lfL 1 l 0r0nsif's 103 NliXvri fiilflrus 11. James llellis Pretty Hm ' shvr 11' Ge-nz-ral llihornais llonscr uAT,'NlV! l10f'4'l'lI'l1C'd1 -Xctixities: Chess 11: Intramurals 1011 llaricinu ll: lldslwtliall ll. llenrv Ace, Jr. limit General Activitif-sz lland l0'11,1Q, lluzel Albert Kitten Comrncrrial '3CliYiliPSI lldflfirlu 10,llL Intramurals 10, l1,12. ,loan Alberts liutchie Commercial Activities: Girls Chorus 10,112 Nlixerl Cho- rus 119 linscmhle 113 Operetta 11: Nat'l llonor Society 11,121 lntramurals10,11,12. Kenneth Alspach Nifortl' 'llechnical .-Kc-tivities: lli-Y 10,112 lntramurals 10,1l, 124 l1ancingz10,l1. W J 1 Q. Vt Josephine Boyer l6!0Sie,! General Activities: Ifsher II: Dancing 10,115 Tri in Y 10,11. Nancy liradford 'ftancyu General jo Ann Drink fl-lfifl Acaflemir: Activities: Ili Lite Ilg Dancing IOL Allied Youth 12: Yearbook II. Carol Carpenter Carol Academic Activities: Band 8,9,I0,II,I29 Nat'I Honor Society l1,12g Student Council 115 Dancing 10,115 Yearbook 125 Tri iii Y II,I2. Geraldine Chobey 'Vferrtvn Commercial Activities: Intramurals l0,II,I2: Girls Cho- rus I0,II,I2: lfnsemble 11,123 Nat'l Honor Society 11,123 jr. Play, Sr. Play, Uperetta 11,123 Cheerleader IO,II,I2: Class Sec- retary 12. Carl Copenhaver ' ' Ted Cent-ral Activities: Chess 12: lIifle Club 11,125 Dancing 11,129 Doys Chorus 129 Iiastburger 11: Football II. Ilugh Davis 'iflughn Technical Activities: Dancing 10,113 Rifle Club 123 Intramurals IO,lI,I2. Anthonv De Luca ccfonyn Academic Activities: Band IO,II,I29 Orchestra II, 12: lfastburger II. 1. 050 'o o B .S Delores llellaria D0dy .-Xcaclemir' .-Xrtivities: Tri-lli-Y 1O,11,12 ll'res.1 Jr., Sr. Play, Girls Chorus 1O,11,12g Intramurals 1O,11,12: Allied Youth 11,12g lfastburger 11: Yearbook 10,11,12: Dancing 11: Lisher 1O,11,12. George lfilenberger Pete .5.f:ademiC Avtivitiesz Band 10,l1,12: Allied Youth 12: Rifle Club 10,11,12: Football 119 lntra- murals 10,l1,12: Orchestra 11,125 Chess 12. llilliam lfycr Biff, 'llcchnical Activities: Basketball 10,111 llifle Club 1O,11,12gl1and 8,9,1O,11,l2. Lowell Fellman Hffutlerballl' Academic Activities: Band T,8,9,1O,11,12g jr., Sr. Play, Boys Chorus 125 Student Council lPresJ 125 lntramurals 1O,11,12L Orchestra 11,129 Forensics 1O,1l,l2g Rifle Club 10g District, State Band 113 Basketball 11. K' 46 General Activities: 1O,l1. Academic Activities: 11,123 Jr., Sr Dancing, 11: I f P. lvan lfisher Hffuzzyn Chess 10,1l,12g Camera Club Patricia Fisher ffpar! Tri-lli-Y, 1O,11,12g Operetta Playg Girls Chorus, 1O,11,l2g Allied Youth, 11,124 Intramur- als, lO,11,12g liastburger 11: Yearbook, 10, l1,12. ll. 'Xnn l lemin2 K6..1nn77 'Kr-amlernir Xctivitivs: llarifl T,2Z,U,1O,ll,12: llanvin 101111-l,1te 'if amlemic 11: lrl-111-Y 12. llonalcl France Ge1'sha,' . im'tivitics: Class Y. llres. l1,12g Chess 10,111 Jr. Playg lli Y 11: lloys Chorus lf: llaskethall 10g llasc-ball 11,1Ll: Football 121 Youth Cvnter llirvc-lor 12. J ffl Ilavid Gerrity Dave Academic Activities: Chess 1O,l1,12: Jr., Sr. Play, Hi Y 10: Rifle Club 11,125 Intramurals 10, 11,12g Iiastburger ll: Yearbook 125 Boys Chorus 12. June Greenlaw fl Y, lune Academic Activities: Tri Hi Y 12. Arlene P. Ilamer 'tPazLi .Academic Activities: Intramurals 1O,1l,12L Cheer- leader 10,1l,129 Tri Hi Y 10,1l,12:Dancing lO,11,123 Yearbook 11,129 jr. Play, Operet- ta 11: Eastburger 11: Sr. Play: Usher 10. Vivian Hartzell flpfiuff Commercial Activities: Tri Hi Y 12: Girls Chorus 10, 11,123 Ensemble 12: Dancing 11: Intramur- als 10: Mixed Chorus ll9Operetta 1l,12l.Ir., Sr. Play. Helen Frantz Helen Commercial Activities: Girls Chorus 10,1l,129 Soccer lO,11: Nlixed Chorus llg Operetta 11g Li- brary Club IO. Russell Fredericks CCRUSSFY General Activities: Baseball 109 Basketball 10 Chess 11: Intramurals l1,12. Ilobert Fries 66801737 General Activities: Chess 113 Intramurals 1O,11,I2. ,Ioan I ritz foanz'e', Academic Activities: Tri Ili Y l0,1l,l2: Dancing 10: Intramurals lO,l1,12: Yearbook 12: Class Committees 11,12. v d l Sally llouser Annie General Activities: Dancing 10,l1. llenI'V llutson Hlianky' Technical Activities: Dancing 1O,11g Intramurals 10, l1,l2. Xlury :Xlyce Jones 'ifonesf' General 'Xctivitiesz Girls Chorus lOl Dancing 11 john lxinnaniun Greasy General .-Xt-tivities: Boys Chorus ll,l2L lianil 8,9, 10: Intramurals lO,ll,l2. Football Nlgr. ll Baseball Nlgzr. 9,lO,ll,l2: lr. lllay: lli Y 10: Dancing: 10. General Chester lleeter Chef, Activities: lntramurals 10,112 Dancing ll, 12: Rifle Club 12. General lfdward lleeter Cid!! Activities: Rifle Club 10,113 Camera Club 10,111 Dancing l0,11g Intramurals 1O,11. General Activities: 11. Academic Activities: llobert lleller Hob Intramurals 10,119 Dancing 10, Charlotte llerman KfCh'ar7Y Tri Hi Y 103 Girls Chorus 10 11,12g Ensemble 10,l1,l2l Operetta 11,121 Class V. Pres. 1OL Mixed Chorus 115 For ensics 10,113 Organ 10g Allied Youth 11,12 v . N 4.-0 Mary LaBar La Barskin General Activities: Dancing 10,112 Art Club 109 Tri Hi Y 10,11i Usher 11. Hoberta 1-al3ar Bertie Commercial Activities: Dancing 1O,11. llois l.aBarre Loie Academic Activities: Hand 10,l1,l29 Dancing 10,121 Rifle Club 119 liastburger 119 Yearbook ll, 129 Intramurals l0,ll,l29 Girls Chorus 129 Sr. Play: Tri Hi Y 129 Uperetta 129 Usher ll. llobert Lane ffB0b,l General Activities: Dancing 11,129 Hi Y 109 Intra- murals 1O,11,12. li. Grant liesoine Grant Academic Activities: Band 10,1l,129 Dancing 10 Chess 10,11,129 CPres.l9 llastburger 11Q Mon Co. Math Contest 11. . James 1,ight ff-lim!! General Activities: Operetta 129 Boys Chorus 10, 11,122 Committees 129 Intramurals 10,l1,l2. llarold l.itts Clspeedl, Technical 11,129 lntramurals 10,l1,12Q Dancing 11 Class Committees 1O,1l,12L H. H. Pres. 12. llelen l.uzinslci Helen General Activities: Dancing l0,11. Activities: Baseball 1O,11,129 Football 10, y 'R ,Iohn Hanson stilohnn Commercial Activities: Rifle Club 10,I1,12: 1385143811 10,119 Commercial Play 10: Ili Y 10: Intra- murals 1O,11,12, Student Council 11,12gIJan- cing 10,119 jr., Sr. Play. 'Nlarlin Nlartz Ducky General Activities: Baseball 11,125 Football 10,11, 129 ICapt.Jg Basketball 10,115 11. R. Pres. 10,119 Athletic Council 10,11,lfZL .lf-, Play, Uperetta 10,l1,l2Q BOYS Chorus 11, 12 IPres.j, 111 Y l0,11. Flvelyn Merkel Erie Academic Activities: Girls Chorus 10,11,l2: Intramur- als 10,1l,121 Baton Club 10,11,12g Nlixeri Chorus 113 Eastburger 113 Jr., Sr. Play, Operetta 1l,12. Edna 'Herring Eddie General Activities: Band 8,10,11,12: lli Lite 109 Dancing 11: Chorus 12: Intramurals 12. 1? 11' Amzie Vliller Amzie General Activities: Camera Club 10,119 liastburger 11: Yearbook 12. Nlarilyn 'Hiller Cookie Commercial Activities: Dancing 10,11: Intramurals 10, 1l,12. Vlartin Xliller fake 'I'4 c'hniCa1 kutivities: Opt-retta 11,122 Intramurals 10, 11,121 lioys Chorus 11,123 liasehall 10,1l, 12: Football 10: Ilanrins 1O,11,12: Nlixefl Chorus 11: llistrict Chorus 11,12. 1Iillicent1liller '51Iz'Hz'e', Coniniercial Activities: llancingz 10: Intramurals 1O,11, 3 37' H Peter Ortmaier Pete Academic Activities: Ifastburger 12g Yearbook 12. Gertrude Palm er Genie General Activities: Hi Lite 10,119 Intramurals 10, 1l,l2g Yearbook 11. Elaine Papillion 'fllicku General Activities: Girls Chorus 10,1l,l2: Ensemble 11,12g Baton Club 10,11,12: opefena 11,12. janet Paul fan Rae Commercial Activities: Dancing 10: Tri Hi Y 12: Hi Lite 10,119 Intramurals 10,1l,l2: Commit- tees 10,11,12. Robert Niiller Dusty General Activities: Chess 10,11,12g Dancing 10,11, Barbara lloore Bobbie Activities: Hi Lite 10,112 Tri Hi Y 115 Al- lied Youth 11,125 Usher lO,11,12g Yearbook 129 Commercial Play 11. Shirley Nase -'Pmky' Commercial Activities: Girls Chorus l0,11,12g Operetta 11,l2g Dancing 11,125 Intramurals lO,1l,129 Baton Club 10,113 Drum Niajorette 12. Fran ces Naugle flpranf, .Academic Activities: Rifle Club 10,11,12: Forensics 10,11,12g Girls Chorus 11,129 Nlixed Chorus 11: Ensemble 10: Allied Youth 11,125 Jr., Sr., Play: Dancing 10,115 Organ 11. -1 fi '--f ,Ianice Price Kljanfl Commercial Activities: Art Club 10: Dancing 10: Intra- murals 1O,11,12. Kathyrn lleidmiller Kate .Academic Activities: Intramurals 1O,11,12g Dancing 11,123 Tri Hi Y 10,11,l29 Student Council 121 Allied Youth 11,123 Plasthurger 11. llobert Heidmiller The Cook General lleverlv lluslx Hehe Commercial Activities: Art Club 10: Girls Chorus ll: Tri Hi Y lO,l1. Walter Peeney, Jr. Walt Academic Activities: Band lO,1l,12: Forensics 11 12: Football 11,12: Class President l1,l2i Nat'l Honor Society 11,125 Eastburger 11, Student Council 1O,11,12. Samuel Pennise ffSarn9, Academic Activities: Eastburger 11: Student Council ll: Intramurals 10,11,12: Committees 11,12. Glenn Possinger l,ightning', Ceneral Activities: Hi Y IO: Chess ll,l2. Joyce Predmore ffKip,, General Activities: Tri Hi Y lO,l1,l29 Daflfliflg 10, 115 Usher 10,1l,12. 'N Clayton Sandt ccclaivn General Activities: Rifle Club 10,11,12: Hi Y 11: Intramurals 10,11. Barbara Schmidt K 5Barb7, Commercial Activities: Girls Chorus 10,11Q Cheerlead- er Qj.V.l 109 Tri Hi Y 112 Art Club 10. Charles Schouppe, jr. Chuck Academic Activities: Rifle Club 10,l2Q Chess 10,11 Intramurals 10,11. Ronald Schwartz CKROIZY, General Activities: Band 1O,11,129 Hi Y 10. General Activities: Academic Activities: Anna Seese lfAnna,, Art Club llg Dancing 10. james Seese Kilim!! Art Club 109 Dancing 10,12Q Boys Chorus 11g Eastburger 11,12g Allied Youth 119 Committees 11,12. Academic Activities: Ilarbara Shaffer Barbe Band 10,1l,129 Dancing 109 Girls Chorus 11,129 Tri Hi Y 129 Forensics 10,11,l25 Allied Youth 11,125 Intramurals 129 Jr., Sr. Play: Operetta 11,125 Yearbook 11,129 Eastburger 11. General Clyde Shaffer Rub bit Activities: Intramurals 1O,11,129 Hi Y 10, 11. num Shelley lfRudlY!, Academic Activities: Band 1O,ll,12: Girls Chorus 12: Dancing10,11: ll. H. Pres. 10. Wesley Shirlc Wes Technical Activities: Rifle Club 10,ll,l2: Dancing 10,11. 1,ois Silfree L0z'S', General Activities: Y Teens 10,115 Dancing 10,l1, 12. llaymond Silver ccleajvn Commercial Activities: Boys Chorus 11,129 Uperetta 11,125 Mixed Chorus 115 Class Committees 11,12. ,, 3 J '-af Q' 47 9 Lorraine Sincock ffRain,, Academic Activities: Cheerleader 11,12: Girls Cho- rus 11,125 Operetta 11,121 Jr., Sr. Play, ln- tramurals 10,11,12g Dancing 11: Eastburger 11: Yearbook 12: Usher 11,12. llonald Slutter Ronnie Academic Activities: Hi Y 10,115 Boys Chorus 105 Dancing 10,115 Jr. Play. llazel Smeltz Haze Acaclemit Activities: Nat'l llonor Society 11,121 Tri lli Y 10,l1,12g Girls Chorus 11,123 Cheer- leader 10 1.1-VJ: Student Council 11: Class Sf'f'fl'7-HTF 10,111 lntramurals l0,ll,129 Play, Youth Center Director 12: Forensics 10,11,12: riastburger f1Qd.b11: Yearbook L1,d.Jl0,11,12. Doris Smiley Doris Commercial Activities: Baton Club 10: lli Lite 1O,11g lfsher 10,1l,l2: Committees 10,1l,l2. S., Nlary Snyder Cflla,-lV,, Commercial Activities: Band 9,10,11,129 Dancing 10, 11,129 Hi Lite 105 Girls Chorus 123 Intra- murals 10. Raymond Steele fffiudff Academic Activities: Student Council 105 Athletic Council 10,125 lli Y 10: Dancing 10,115 Jr., Sr. Play: Baseball 10,11,122 1'1ootball9,10, Basketball 10,11,12: Hoys Chorus 123 Rifle Club 10: Intramurals 10,11,12. Audrey Stettler Cl.4ud7, General Activities: Baton Club 1O,11,12g Dancinx 10: Hi Lite 103 lntlamurals 102 Usher 11,12. Philip Stewart ffpmrf ,Academic Activities: Chess 11,123 Boys Chorus 12 Jr. Playg Intramurals 10,11,12. General Activities: Academic Activities: Arlene Smith fl rlene Hi Lite 10,11,129 Yearbook 11. Carolyn Smith Carol Dancing 10,111 Eastburger 11 Librarian 12. Commercial Activities: Academic Activities: Ralph Smith flRaZpfl,, Band 10,11,12: Orchestra 11,12 jack Snyder ufacku Camera Club 103 Chess 11. T3 S ...LA E371 ,lohn 'liredinnick jack Academic Activities: Band I0,11,12l .If-, Sf- Play, Hasketball 1O,I1,12: Intramurals 1O,11,12g Rifle Club 10,119 Ilovs Chorus 123 Dancing 10,113 H. R. Pres. 12. Ylargaret Yallershamp Marge Commercial Activities: Usher 11,129 Art Club 10,111 Tri Ili Y 123 Committees 11,12- Iiuth Yun Why Hfluden Commercial Activities: Tri Ili Y 11,121 Cheer I,eacIf-r 11.1111 11,121 Baton Club 10: lr., Sr. Play: Intramurals 1O,lI,12: Dane-ing 10,1I,1fL Ilsher 11. jo Ann Wallace 97.103, General Activities: Cheer I,ea1Ier l0,l1,12: Cirls Chorus 10,II,12: jr., I'lav: Forensics 11,12: Tri Hi Y 1O,1l,1Z: Yearbook 11,122 Usher 10,11,12: Operetta 11,123 Iiastburger 11g Intramurals 1O,11,12. Niarilyn Stine Stiney Academic Activities: Art Club IO: Intramurals 10,11, 12: Iiastburger 11: Committees 1O,1I,12. Ilarold Strunk Uffarolzf' General Activities: Boys Chorus 1O,11,12: Vlixefl Chorus 11: Ili Y 113 Rifle Club 10,I1. ,Ion Strunk fffacfw' I1'0f'IlIl1C3l Activities: Football 109 Intramurals 1O,11, 12: Iiifle Club 11,129 Dancing 10. Ilitchell Strunk Hike Academic Activities: Band 9,10,11,l29 Intramurals 10,11,12g Dancing 105 Jr., Sr. Play. Ronald Whitman Ron General Activities: Rifle Club 1O,11,l2: Intramurals 1o,11,12: Hi Y 10,111 Dancing10,11. ,lack llhittalcer CK!aCk9Y Commercial Activities: Dancinfz 10: Intramurals 10,11, 12. Klaus Wojak Klaus Academic Activities: Chess 10,l1,l2. llarriet llolsluyer ' 'llarrietu Commercial Activities: Girls Chorus 10,ll,129 Intramur- als 1O,11,12g lfsher 10,11,12: Operetta 12. Ifdward Woolever flEd,, Academic Activities: Football 10,119 Intramurals 10, 11,125 Hastburger ll: Il. 11. Officer 1O,11, 12. Ronald Young Ron Academic Activities: Band 9,10,l1,l25 Rifle Club 10, 12: Class Pres. 105 Student Council 1O,12: Allied Youth 11,123 Intramurals 10,11,12Q Jr., Sr. Play, Flastburger 11: Nat'l Honor Society 11,125 Dancing 10. J Ur IORS L ef! I0 High!-J. liaton, N. Ace J. McCarry, N. Walters, Mr Stem. Junior Class llistory On September 7, 1950 the class of 1953 en- tered the doors of the East Stroudsburg Senior High School for the first time. It was rough goin for a while with those horrible seniors heckiing us, and the first activity the Sophs participated in was the Sophomore Initiation. Those sophomore football players made wonder- ful chorus girls, didn't they? After things had settled down a bit, we elected our class officers. President, John Eaton, vice-president, John Arnstg secretary, Pat lrlartzellg treasurer, John fVlcGarry. As sophomores, we held the Shoulder Pad Fling in honor of the football team. We also made history with our minstral show Carolina Shindign which was a terrific success. Before we knew it the end of the year loomed in sight, and we elected the class officers for our junior year. Pres., John Eaton, Vice-pres., John NlcCarryg secretary, Norma Aceg treas., Nancy Walters. We came back to school on September 6 as much wiser and experienced juniors. Our first activity of the year was our Turkey Trot on December 8. Then on January 17, we put on the hilarious production, One Mad Night, which was a box-office hit. On May 9, we held our Junior Prom to bid farewell to the seniors. Now we are seniors and hope to have an even more successful year than the past two. MEMBERS OF THF JUNIOR CLASS B. Dawson, W. Altier, J. N1cGarry, J. Eaton, N. Ace, R. Hallett, V. Hendrickson, R. VanWhy, H. Caulfield W. Serfass, D. Terrill, E. J. Shupp, D. Treible, Nl. Hutson, L. Ladlee, F. Nliller, Xl. Dolan, H. Angle, G Drink, B. Oliver, E. Wygant, J. Fritz, J. Arnst, R. Kithcart, J. Smiley, L. McCarthy, Nl. Keiper, J. Lipe I'. Summers, C. Garris, J. Shea, J. Kolcun, J. Brush, B. Leitner, D. Long, N. Nlay, VI. Bowman, S. Codshalk N. Hallett, G. Angle, C. llineline, J.Arnst, C. Litts, C. Beers, J. Armitage, J. Shay, J. Stewart, l. Yeisley li. Harrison, R. Lanterman, R. Lyon, H. Moore, D. Powell, D. Smith, K. Pennington, D. Pipher, J. Smith Nl. Getz, I. llollis, E. Weller, P. Walton, Nl. Harmon, R. Dartron, ll. Hickman, N. Shirk, W. Lansdowne, A liiondo, A. Secor, H. Nlerring, J. Sommers, L. Alberts, D. Vogt, I . Pensyl, H. Klingz-l, H. Laliar, J. Wood- yatt, Nl. Woodyatt, R. Clapper, S. Counterman, C. liilenbergcr, ll. Kintner, H. Nloorey, C. Smith, H. London, D. Scheirer, H. Smith, C. Cross, R. lreiblc, C. Yetter, J. Dean. 1 v 1 JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS PW. -dill.. lllTI'? , v ,zttzzf 1 5 .4 ,- f rag , Bl If Ii' v++,L ,444 I .o.soA v vo.s .... , Q 2, ,Q 1. , 2.,,1. , 2 3 O If UQ' Al 1 SOPIIOMORF CLASS OFFICERS Left to right - W. Wagner, D. Herman, S. Secor. 2' f. 2 Sophomore Class History One day in early September, the class of 'fifty-four entered the front door. The side door came later, and for some, is still coming. The next few weeks were one mad confusion, but before long we became accustomed to the new teachers, new subjects, new classmates, and new re lations, Sophomore regulations. A few weeks Jgter we leamed the meaning of the term, Little Sophomoresf' through the rigors of that democratic institution, the initiation. When the matter of a student constitution came up, our class plunged whole-heartedly into it and adopted it by a nearly unanimous vote. ln the mean-time individual students have been busy. There are a large number of Sophomores in every activity from band to chorus, including Chess Club, Hi-Lite Club, Hifle Club, the Y organizations, and our football, basketball, and baseball teams. The football team roster is swelled by these sophomores: J. Anthony, W. Butz, B. Fish, B. Hartman, B. Hartman, D. Herman, B. Rogers, F. Summa and S. Boorstien. The basketballteam is aided by these sophomore athletes: J. Anthony, J. Chase, F. Ciofalo, R. Fellman, H. Felker, B. Fish, B. Hartman, R. Hartman, D. Herman, A. Miller, C. Beid, F. Summa, P. Tumer, H. White, J. Young, R. Zimmerman. By the time this is published we will be juniors doing our best to better our record. NIFWZFRS OF THF SOPHOHOHF CLASS H. Weaver, C. Fisher, P. Turner, L. Bauscher, S. Secor, J. Quinlan, C. Toewe, C. Werkheiser, K. Yoist, Nl.J. McWilliams, B. Peeney, li. Decker, B. Hostetter, S. Dimmick, B. Hartman, B. Zimmerman, A. Nlerring, J. Slutter, B. Bartholemew, Nl. Spangler, A. Yetter, B. Silfee, S. Eilenberger, B. Wolslayer, L. Detrick, B. Stiff, H. Smith, J. Keougb, C. Arnst, C. DeWitt, C. Wendt, F. Ciapolo, W. Butz, D. Herman, J. Carris, B. Cearhart, H. Nlinter, E. Dickerson, J.Leap, B. Fullerton, C. Cargone, D. Sansenbach, A. Evans, C. Nlertens, H. Wagner, J. Yerway, J. Chase, P. Crawn, A. Schiera, L. Strunk, J. Anthonv, NI. Dymond, C. Bercedes, D. Frederick, A. Ace, O. Bogart, Hardy, J. Holland, B. Smith, J. Miller, F. Vlursch, F. Severud, S. Litts B. Wagner, S. Heller, S. Bernbaum, J. Young, C. Heid, F. Stettler, S. Boorstein, J. Anthony, H. While, D. Smith, A. Arnt, N. Alberts, A. Miller, B. Hogers, D. Felker, H. K mer, F. Strunk, H. Fellman, B. Klin er g F. Ar-e, C. Henry, H. Hartman, J- Vicnicki, F. Lindies, L. Davis, Hiller, H. Rice, J. Cueiss, D. Brooks H. Brush, H. Hineline, P. Bush, H. Deihl, C. DeWitt, H. Smith, H. Smale, C. Sehouppe, C. Schaller, J. Nlarvin, F. Vlutchler. 1 SOPHOi IORES 'b ff ff w A, xii: ,fl ,rpm Ai. ,, , ZW ff, W Qjiifi ' ' f Wftpq.. A fv ww M ,, ' 21' fig L12 X I gg,- V J, 5,4 , ' ' ,B x , -I 9, ,',wf?3i vmiQ,f.,6 .., L 'W' ,,f f'fHjd'sg61g-.'5Y '2 904 'HL ? vlfffi f Q4 in-? fL, 555 ., 1 fflfl v.i ' . -' ' f'Q,Ag'. K ,' , ', f' . Y! n' ff., 4. , ww, .J SQ 3? af ., A My if , ,V . p -3: .fy p , 'jj Wg. k , 5: wr, 'iv ,.' x, L' Y. .y -.,,'g, ' I18,,,. 1' X! 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Fritz L. LaBarre, N. Shea, C. Beers B. Leitner. C VALIER Pause a moment, won't you, to take notice of the students who made possible the yearbook which you are gazing through today. Only by their efforts to collect money, doing write-ups, and meeting deadlines, are you able to enjoy edition of '52 satisfies and pleases you, and that in years to come you may look back, with fond memories upon your best years at Fastburg High. The staff wishes to express their grateful- ness to Nlr. Dunning and Mr. Kramer for the guid- ance they have generously given while producing this Cavalier of '52. this book. Each member of both the literary and busi- ness staffs,respectively, hope that this Cavalier BUSINESS STAFF. Left to Hgh! - B. Leitner, Walters, N. Ace, B. Nloore, P. Fisher, Nlr. Kramer, H. Long, Nl. Harvey, J. Shay, N. Nlay, P. llamer, J. Wallace. LITERARY STAFF. Sitting - Shaffer, L. Sincock. Standing - Left to Right - Row I: Treible, J. Slutter, M. Harmon P. Fisher, H. Smeltz, Mrs Hantjis, RBartholemew, M Spangler, L trunk. Row Il: K Reidmiller, B. Gearhart, I.. Detrick, J. Paul, S. Nase, M Vallershamp, R. Van Why, V llartzell, P. Walton, P. Hart- zell. Row Ill: B. Shaffer, P Hamer, L. LaBarre, J. Shay, C. Beers, A. Yetter, I. Hollis, C. Gargone. Row IV: J. Anthony, C. Carpenter, A. Fleming, J. Fritz, N. Shea, B. Pipher. Row V: K. Yost, J. Wallace, Bach, J. Stewart, J. Dowling, M. Harvey. Absentee, Delores Dellaria, president- Let to right - ow I: TRI Religion can not be taught in classes but is promoted in the school by such organizations as the Tri Hi Y. With purity and godliness in mind, the girls of the Tri Hi Y have pursued the HIY ideals established by the Y M C A Besides this, the girls partake in many activities such as the annual Shamrock Dance, bake sales, din ners, and good will activities ALLIED YO TH Allied Youth has had quite a time surviving here in our school because of the many other activities that predominate. Still there is an undercurrent of interest that proves that our high school students have enough responsibility to 1 make their own choice considering alcoholism and sobriety A few members attended the Allied Youth Conference at Buckhill lalls this year and they all retumed full of enthusiasm for an organization of its kmd Fisher V Hendrickson, B Pipher N Walters, J Stewart Row 2: A. Fleming, C Herman B. Shaffer, R. Young, F. Nau- le C Bach J Shay Row 3. S v - 1 - - J. Brink, K. Reidmiller, J Dowling, P. Stewart, B. Moore F. Pensyl, S. Nase, B. Long Q., I ...y T Left to right - D. Harrison, J. Dowling, J. Kolcun, Nl. Harmon, D. Powell. Junior Class Play The eve of January Seventeenth found the lfast Stroudsburg Junior High School auditorium filled to its capacity with an audience eagerly awaiting the rising of the curtain on the annual junior play. 'lihis year's production, One Vlad- Night was enthusiastically received. Backstage, the excited cast was kept busy checking and rechecking their stage properties, tricky lines and cues, hoping that in the hours to come their weeks of hard work would be vin- dicated. The action of the play takes place in One Nlad Night, and what a crazy night it is. Don Cutter, a playwrite, accompanied by Wing, his proverb-quoting Chinese valet, goes to thefiutter Nlansion, a lovely house in the hills, to com- plete his latest play in peace and quiet. The house has been deserted for years, a series of mysterious murders having given it the reputa- tion of being haunted. lmagine Don's astonish- Left to right - J. Eaton, Nlr. Bender, J. Stewart. UNIOR PLAY Sir. Ralph Bender - Director Judy Shay - Student Director Nancy Shea and Beverly Long - Prompters CHARACTERS Don Cutter - - a young playwrite john Eaton Wing - - his Chinese valet David Powell Priscilla - - who knits Nancy Walters Lady Macbeth - - a victim of Shakespeare Mmry Sue Harvey John Alden - - who hunts Indians Lawrance Miller Mr. Hyde - - a ferocious villain john Kolcum Dr. Bunn - - who is in charge William Altier Lucille Marcy - - a damsel in distress janet Stewart Mrs. Kluck - - the housekeeper Mary Ann Harmon Gertrude Finch - - Don's Fiancee Florinda Pensyl Mrs. T. Ashington Finch - - her mother Delores Harrison Depression - - their colored maid joan Dowling Artemus Burke - - a lawyer James Fritz Donny Siletto - - wanted for murder George Litts ment when he finds the house tenanted by a number of very strange people, including John Alden, Priscilla, Mn Hyde, and Lady Macbeth . They are lunatics under the care of Dr. Dunn, whose home nearby has bumed down. rlihey are really quite harmless, but Don doesn't know this. Among the inmates is liucille, a beautiful girl with an amazing story of persecu- tion and intrigue. Don is just about to come to her rescue when his fiancee and her mother, from the swankish part of New York, put in an appearance with their colored maid, Depression, who is continually being trapped by one lunatic or another. From this point, everything happens, including talking ghosts, screaming women, disappearing ests and, for a climax, the ap- pearance on t e scene of an escaped murderer fleeing for his life. l,ike a true liochinvar, Don succeeds in rescuing the lovely Lucille from a sinister fate and the curtain falls on a happy scene surrounded by applause. Left to right - F. Pensyl, J. Dowling, Nl. Harvey, J. Fritz, N. Walters. J . 1 i 1 Cf? 2 S i w 2 7' Walters, G. Brink. Hou 2: C. Bach, R. Shelley. 0RGAt lie Nly Love - llhapsody ln lllue - l.over - these are but a few ofthe many songs our school organists are able to play. Miss liettejo Goodall directs the eleven students once a week, and she enjoys the lesson as well as her pupil does. For talented music lovers these organ les- DANCE 'lake a bit of music, add a touch of interest, muscianship and talent - result -. a great dance band. The never-dying interest brings about the many noon practices which have established a fine reputation for the band and their renditions of music, new and old. This has not only cre- ated interest but has also given the music stu- sons provide the chance to practice and play their favorite songs. lncidentally, they tap away at a fast rate with the same fine ability they have while playing a slow-moving ballad. So if you're looking for a treat, take a trip to the auditorium and learn to play the organ. BA D dents chance to develop and further themselves in music. Under the supervision of Mr. C. Weidenmyer, the school dance band has flour- ished and gained considerable attention from music-minded citizens. Through their hard work and practice, we know they shall remain an out- standing feature of our school. Left to right - Row lr W. Peeney, J. Young, C. Werkheiser, R. Young, M. McWilliams, A. Del,uca, S. Bernbaum, B. Smith. Rau. Il: J. Eaton, R. Fellman, R. Xioore, S. Litts, J. Arnst, L. Fellman, A. Nlerring. Row Ill: C. Cross, P. Turner, D. Brooks, C. Wendt, R. Treible, R. Smith, F. fVlursh, L. Miller. Left to right - Rom 1: G. Vler tens, J. Quinlan, I . Nlursch, N Hallett, B. liostetter, J. Lipe Left to Right - Row I: Nlr. Jacabella, ,I. Kinlz, C. Litts, D. Transue. Row 2: F. Pen- syl, B. Long, N. Walters. Row 3: B. Vogt, B. Leitner, j. Shay, Nl. llarvey, N. Shea. 4 ,-gf HI-LITE CLUB Our lli Lite Club this year is advised by Nlr. Jacabella. The functions of this chapter of the junior llistorical Society are projects of histor- ical nature both local and national. This club sponsors dances and visits historical points of interest. Each year officers are elected to lead this active group of students, and every member takes part in the activities. LIBRARY CLUB The library, a place of silent and consoli- dated study, is often placed in charge of student librarians. Carolyn Smith and Katy lleidmiller take charge of the charging desks while Arlene Smith, Robert Miller, Charles Shouppe or Nlarlin Nlartz help to shelve books. They are placed in charge of the library in the absence of Vliss Lesoine. Time given by student librarians is chiefly from their own study halls. Through their steady effort and co-operation, the library has become one of the outstanding features of our school. Lesoine. H Left to right - A. Smith, lx Reidmiller, C. Schouppe, Nhss BAND Some of our most pleasant and exciting moments of school were spent in band. Through the efforts of our capable conductor, Nlr. Wiedinmyer, arrangements were made for the presentation of the annual cake walk, con- certs, and small perfommances throughout the county. For another new twist, this year, the band and choruses centered the spotlight on a combined spring concert. Forensic and District Band functions were also well represented by several members. 'Nlemories of those biting, thrilling football gamesg unforgettable trips in the past few years to such places as Oil City, New York, and Philadelphiag embarassing moments in seventh period practice when That sounds like a gazoo burns your earsg hot concerts which never seem to end shall always linger in the hearts of the band alumni. 39 017, . Ulf r f Z , Q, xilllllllkll hvillliilvlll' I rv- XX MD? '1' I-1 E gp T 5fUO!Gf7f Eodt mfcfff 7 l Armitage, -N'-Yyiahersi I ' v ' . 1 . A keitr 3'1- , .L ei B- Lamar .F 12' Mf' EC . . McGaHY,,N! May, B YSOHS' Ptattenburgisimmgrs, M. Dawson, J E ton J. Shay' J' Q Powell, C- Be' ' t J, Sheatl- f Left to right ' Ri-wrfiiitj-R. zifreible' Riiiaxierman. QVRW 3: ,el.G?E1jr:55' f ' Q, T. Summers, D. el Ei. j, Shupp, lg'-Her G. Angie, R.M00 , K it-, Ck, ' Dowlinfi, iluifxlfllci, B- Altier, A. N 1 st ' Am ' EASTB RGER liach month an edition of The Eastburger' is published by the Jun- ior lfnglish Classes in charge. The paper is financed by ads collected by the ambitious staff members. These students also write the articles, draw the cartoons, and edit the paper. School news and important events are publicized greatly by the staffg special editions are sometimes prepared to meet a momentous occasion. All work is done by the students with the aid of Mr. Eckert, faculty ad- viser. john lfaton, the editor, takes charge of all write-ups and gives them the finishing touch, if needed. 'lhe paper is circulated throughout the school by staff members also. A subscription costs just 40 cents per year. All these business details are dealt with by Bill Altiers, Business Manager. ,lim Fritz is the Cir- culation Nlanager while Anne Cerrity serves as Advertising Manager. For the past few years our National Scholastic Press Award certain- ly has proven itself an attribute to Eastbur High. May the Pfastburger continue in the magnificent manner it has aqready achieved. i X Left to right - Row I - H. Peeney, Nl. Snyder, V. llartzell, P. Hartzell, D. Harrison, D. Dellaria, J. Dowl- ing, I.. Detrick, C. Nlertens, G. Chobey, L. Sincock, A. Arnst, IC. Decker, P. Fisher. Row 2 - Nl. Keiper, C. DeWitt, N. Ace, M. Getz, L. Strunk, B. Cearhart, J. Anthony, S. Younkin, Nl. Spangler, B. Bartholemew, J. Slutter, I.. Hauscher, Nl. Harvey, N. Hallett, J. Quinlan. Ron- 3 - E. Papillion, H. Frantz, B. Wolslayer, H. Smith, B. Stiff, S. Dimmick, P. Walton, Nl. Dolan, li. Oliver, R. Cramer, H. Wolslayer, S. Secor. Row A1 - B. Shaffer, J. Stewart, E. Merkel, E. J. Shupp, C. Herman, E. Herring, H. Shelley, C. Toewe, J. Wallace, C. Bach, I.. l.aBarre, Nliss Goodall, N. Walters, I . Naugle. GIRLS' CHORUS A pretty girl is like a melody, but we girls showed the musical world that we really could render harmony as we sang our waythrough the school year. We have worked hard learning music, selling everything imaginable, and then taking time out to present the very successful Christmas concert, the colorful operetta, Pick- les , and competing in Forensics. 'llhe climax of our musical year was the annual spring con- cert, a terrific combination of both the band and choruses. 'lihe most exciting addition to the choruses this year is the new purple gowns and white stoles. Although they haven't arrived yet, we're hoping they will very soon so we can show them off before the public. Only through the hard and tireless effort put forth by Nliss Goodall are these gowns available to us. And she has our thanks from the bottom of our llearts. Left to right. Row I - P. Turner, L. Fellman, J. Gueiss, W. Butz, P. Ci-ond, F. Severud, J. Light, M. fVlartz, B. Fish, S. Litts, D. Powell, J. Eaton. Row 2 - Miss Goodall, Nl. Miller, C. Garris, D. Terrill, W. Wagner, J. Vicnicki, H. White, J. Kinnaman, J. Amst, L. Miller, B. Dawson, R. Van Why, W. Altier. Row 3 - F. Nlursch, A. Nlerring, J. Chase, S. Bembaum, F. Suma, R. Moore, J. Seese, P. Stewart, C. Copenhaver. Row 4 - C. Gross, C. Reed, D. Brooks, D. Gerrity, R. Steele, J. Tredinnick, D. France, L. Fellman, D. Herman. BOYS' CHORU If you think they look ood - you should hear them singl From the geep bass tones to the high melodious tenors, the songs our boy's chorus sings are jam-packed with beautiful ar- rangements, terrific accompanists, and enthusi- astic voices. Naturally, they enjoy working on these tunes with pert Nliss Goodall, she certain- ly should be proud of these fellows. By the way - they're proud too. Yes, proud of the new purple gowns that they have strived for so long. What more could a chorus want besides pretty tunes, pretty gowns, and a wonderful directress. Qi Q lp QM Q T TUDENT COD CIL The Student Council is composed of a repre- sentative from each homeroom, the president of each class and various representatives from other organizations in the school. It is the duty of the Student Council to serve the student body and to discuss various activities around the school which the student body deems of high importance. This organization has been greatly strengthened by a new constitution ratified on January 10, 1952 by 942 of the student body. This constitution has a very democratic Student Bill of Hights and provides for a judiciary. Through this new gov- emment, student control of all activities and a large part of the discipline may be developed. This will be achieved by careful planning and complete cooperation. Clockwise - Mr. Burrows, J. Manson, D. Herman, R. Merring, L. Davis, B. Rogers, R. Young, L. Fellman, J. Eaton, M. Spangler, K. Reidmiller, A. Evans, J. Stewart, C. Cross, W. Peeney. THE ATHLETIC CUUNCIL All of the planning and scheduling of our athletic program is capably handled by our Ath- letic Council. The council is in tum regulated by the Pennsylvania Interscholastic Athletic Association. Each year members are elected Left to right - Row I.' Mr. Bunnell, W. Butz, F. Ciapolo, Mr. Walters, Mr. Shaffer, Mr. Burrows. from each class to serve on the council with the principal and supervising principal. Also comprising the board are: Mr. J. Kist, Mr. I.. llastie, and members of the school board. Row 2: Mr. Forster, J. Arnst, R. Steele, P. Miller, Mr. Kist, Mr. Hastie. Q 4 'T ll i I . ... 1 1 l u 1 , 3 1 V t CHESS CLUB Checkl Check-matel Castle! En-passantl What does all this mean? just run to Nlr. Bender's room on Nlonday or Thursday and you'll soon know. These terms are used constantly by the boys as they concentrate silently and sincere- ly on the great game of chess. Tournaments are held within the school for the enjoyment of participants who wish to test their skills on a chess board. Directing this group of fellows is Mr. Bender who certainly gets a hang out of playing chess himself. The boys have elected Grant Lesoine, president, Howard Kintner, vice president, Phil Stewart, treasurer, and Dave Gerrity, secretary. Clockwise - C. Copenhaver, Mr. Bender, D. Powell, D. Gerrity, G. Lesoine, H. Kintner, P. Stewart, W. Serfass, K. Wojak, B. Morey. BUGLERS AND FLAG ATTENDANTS The American flag flutters in the wind as risen to the top one of the Buglers from the band plays taps to At 3 30 p m the flag descends to the wafted the morning sun. Students nearby pay their ref tones of taps as once again another school day spect by standing at attention until the flag has ends Left to right - J. Smeltz, W. Shirk, C. Wendt, R. Trexble D Brooks F Mursch E Wygant R Smith M Strunk, L. Miller. Sitting - Miss Goodall. Standing left to right - Nl. Harvey, li. Papillion, C. Herman, N. Walters, L. Strunk, G. Chobey, B. Wolslayer, R. Cramer, J. Slutter, C. Bach, L. Uetriclc, B. Hartzell, P. llartzell, J. Dowling, F. Naugle. ENSEMBLE lfnsemble practice tonight at 6:30. Ylihat certainly is a familiar announcement, isn't it? just what is this ensemble? This group of 12 or more girls have become a fervent part of our musical organizations. They practice as much as possible and sing at various clubs. lllending their voices in beauti- ful songs, they entertain the school on many occasions. Nliss Goodall plans to enter her lfnsemble in the Forensics Contest this year. l.et us wish them all the success in the world: they deserve it as much as any of the other rrusical groups do. Lefz to right - C. Cargone, li. Left to right - Ni. Harmon, C. Chobey, .l- Wallace, L. Sincock B. Pipher, P. llamer. VARSHWTCHEERLEADERS llay Team!!! Fight!!! Fight!!! Fight!!! They're worked long and hard for these new Yes, this is the spirit of the cheering squad uniforms, but don't they look sharp!!! of Eastburg. These girls make the job of cheer- So long jo, Lorraine, Gerry and Pat, Remem- ing for E.S.ll.S. much more pleasant with their ber - keep 'em cheering!!! peppy cheers and songs. J.V.CHEERLEADERS Uur ,I.V. cheerleaders this year became a important factors, the girls look cute in those popular part of all the ,I.V. basketball games. purple jumpers and white blouse. Let's have a These girls really pep up the games and encour- cheer for the ,l.V. cheerleaders. age the boys on to victory. Besides all these Vanwhy, VI. Woodyalt, P. Hartzell. Cvx MAJORETTES A touch of genius and hours of hard prac- tice are the two major qualities of our major- ettes. Learning to twirl a baton early in life, they acquired the touch of genius with- out much trouble. Some of them took private lessons and others learned in the Baton Club. After years of fumbling and tumbling with the baton, the girls finally became the polished twirlers that they now are. The majorettes practice with the band two and three times a week when the weather is nice for marching. Otherwise, they brush up on their twirling in the gymnasium. Thus it can readily be seen that our majorettes are of the finest available. V3 Drum Majorette - Charlotte Toewe Head Majorette - Shirley Nase Majorettes - E. Papillion, E. Merkel, S. Stettler J 5 ig ,X 5.1 'w U14 ,:- . ?' ,' . E . M 'UA sk' ff' ' fm L . ff- Yi.f..y xt X ' fi ,1 b, ofssffyw 3' 'tiff' ivxl X B Y v ri iff . M S n -' X 1 Q I, , 6 W y v X 4 H W las. 'L'-fb TIT? 'X ,W Q' + 1, ,flax , If as-J' CAST OF CHARACTFIIS llans Maier .... Louisa ....... Captain Kinski . . Bumski ....... llumski ....... J. Jennison Jones Jigo ......... llona ........ Arthur Crefont . . June Pennington . Jonas Pennington Lady Vivian De Laney . . . . James Seese Lorraine Sincock Lowell Fellman William Serfall David 'lierrill James Light James Fritz Charlotte llerman llaymond Silver Grace Nlertens Bichard Vanllhy Charlotte Bach OPERETTA Picklesl Picklesl Peter Piper Picklesljlease Prominentljersonalitiesl 'lhus goes the speech of J. Jennison Jones, pickle promoter in the operetta of the same name. Pickles,' or ln Old Vienna was the name of our second annual operetta presented on Nlarch l-1 in the junior high school auditorium. The rehearsals at noon, after school, and after supper for five jam-packed weeks assured us finally of a success- ful final performance. Proceeds from the operetta went into the chorus fund to purchase new gowns for both the boys' and girls' choruses. Pictures on this page show the operetta in various stages of rehearsal as the yearbook goes to press before final pictures can be taken. Xlembers of the Chorus J. Quinlan, Vl. Getz, L. Bausher, ll. Cramer, J. Wal- lace, B. Stiff, E. Papillion, L. Strunk, B. Cvearhart Nl. Keiper, S. Nase, L. LaBarre, B. Oliver, M. Dolan P. Fisher, D. Dellaria, L. Dtrick, B. Wolslayer, J Stewart, D. Sansenbach, S. Younkin, B. Shaffer, J Anthony, E. Decker, B. Bartholomew, M. Sapngler J. Slutter, E. Merkel, E. Shupp, A. Arnt, F. Naugle Nl. llarvey, B. llartzell, P. llartzell, P. Walton, C Chovey, J. Lipe, N. llallett, C. Dewitt, S. Secor, ll Shelley, J. Dowling, P. Turner, D. llerman, R. Fell man, S. Bernbaum, J. Gueiss, D. Brooks, D. Powell Nl. Dawson, B. Fish, D. France, J. Vicknicki, N1 Miller, P. Stewart, J. Kinnemen, C. Cross, ll. White C. Carris, F. Summa. 2... Af W5 NG X XY if x T X W f iwg , , WW-if W f X Il f fZ ef I 'QT f 15:-413 ff ' U, J A Vf Y X OJ X xg! E kj L N2 kff W, 6K Sf! ffgyllg mi 7 X X5 F' nm3'-w ffvf X ff' If f -..J X ff ff! w X E! Z f wat if ff 6 I f' f ff f x K ' U . X fn I X fr I EQ: K - I X gb.. f ' , N A 'tary' I x xx: I , X QXXX X X x 4, I V 1 X I. V' lx . . fx XX N-Nvwiixbxzzx - Ya, . 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N I : 3 404-'l L ' in ' 4' W , I X 'Z 1 x XX , g? 95? ' 5' I ' 4' X- 'L , Q ,f 1.1 A , ogj, . ' ja 'Lf '5' A- , fl- .ff-134 ' f 41 'I 1 ' XM' Y' f p J F? sf! 1 f 1 ' 1 X 'ffl' 'QW , ' 41. , I ll' f MAI! f ff iii, ,Q 'ff , , f 1 j , - , f YWIX ' JG, f X f ff ,f 'f' V I, , f O I' f P 1 mf I Q ffi ill f' f 4 1 .gfgw 448 1 Left to right. Row I - Mr. Kist, B. Rogers, S. Boorstein, J. Kinneman, J. Anthony, A. Biondo, B. Kupew- zeski, W. Sommers, B. Fish, J. Bean, Mr. Forster. Row 2 - H. Litts, C. Gross, D. Suma, J. Fritz, J. Shea, W. Peeney, P. Anderson, D. France, J. Arnst, R. Hartman, C. Smith, E. Treible. Row3 - P. Miller, G. C. l.itts, l-i. Woolever, D. Herman, D. London, D. Zukowski, R. Xierring, VI. Martz, J. Sommers, W. Propst, J. Kintz, H. Transue, W. Butz, L. Albert. FOOTBALL This year East Stroudsburg completed its most successful season since football was in- augurated in 1945. l'iastburg's potential powerhouse started slowly, losing its opener to Slatington 20-13, despite a second half surge by the Cavaliers. The purple and white gridders then journeyed to Weona Park to play Pen Argyl. Even though the Cavaliers knotted the score in the third quarter, they lost another close decision, 12-6. The first night game of the year brought a cocky Bangor crew to town. The Slaters ex- pected an easy win but, instead, were drubbed by Fiastburg's powerful ground attack, 13-0. Next on the Cavalier's list of victims was 1.ehighton's Indians. The purple and white piled up a 25-O first half lead and coasted to its second straight victory. havored for the first time since the series began, lfast Stroudsburg met their arch rivals from Stroudsburg under the lights at Giffels Field. A record crowd saw the best inter-boro contest since the series began, as an underdog 54 Mountaineer eleven edged the Cavaliers by a 15-14 score. liebounding from the heart-breaking loss to Stroudsburg, the Cavaliers rolled over a favored Wilson High aggregation, 25-6. Led by captain Nlartz and Dick Merring Eastburg piled up 13 points at half-time while holding their opponents scoreless during the first half. Fresh from an upset victory over Wilson the purple and white gridders ran over a rough Coplay bunch 48-T. Dick Nlerring racked up two T.D.'s on his brilliant running. Eastburg, with a shot at the Lehigh-North- ampton League Title at stake, met Nazareth High, an annual powerhouse and perennial league titleholder, the the season's finale. The rugged Blue Devils grabbing every opportunity, halted lfastburg's pennant aspirations, handing the Cavaliers a 27-6 setback. This game brought to close lfast Strouds- bur 'S most successful season in its short foot- balThistory. :a,,A I , -xx i' 1 ,. ,. 131- ,. f' , ! ..,. .- E ' ' 'iv 'fi 31,1 is '11 4 9, 1,13 0 4 wr. 'Y ' f I T' , ,W ' '1 'KW - vi' , 5 I r'. 4 4-' ,, vm, 1-1,554 n. m, .-,, i 'SSH 11,6 ,4 wr, Xi' s fi H x sal' I ,.-, Ms .HN T jul' -bra K ' ' - u I K W L +' 2 was 4 1. Q, - n xxx? ' . J .V Q Y: '., 'al H ' A .4 'Q -sf ha- is'-'L x ',: ,x ' K il 4. FI., ii' -. Lak t V wigs. 1 K5 W.. A fs- 'H K ' - ' N fIg2'!' L,5X ,'-1 f- ' -V ' fw- 'iff-1 -1, .' f ' A1 M ,A H 3, -Q., an am.-' - K , 1 ,A , L, . 1 Q '- Q , - fx elf-Q'fQe ? 4446111 Cf' gf' ' : - fn -szzh '. if 4. B Q I Y , . f , ,, V Jw - S' t . .5 xx! ,IIN 4 px x -ie. 1-ffxf' ??2 4-.I V4 f-v,?e F., 1,2 xg I 154. 533. will hNf. . .T 5.0. 4' . 1 J' i f.. ' 1 S 5 V ..,,.,.. -sv, -s 49+ V Y ff 3 'EPZ A r A Q A 1 vb A Y A Q X 3 ,H is 415 lf .F ' , Q 'H 'i .A,1, . y ' ., fx -1, 'x -, .A ' . -fn -M , A Mfifm fm. A .11 R ,- 5' 3 Pa Y I a J, A Y'-.. .gg . C? I , , . f V 4. m 'X , X 'f x! 4 s 4, Gs so Y, I' d L gu ssrihwvhw Q 3' 'hyqmlh 13 ' VF? A 'x 3 AA , 15 Left to right. Row 1 - J. Bean, R. Newton, R. Steele, P. Miller, F. Ciofolo, J. McGarry. Row2 - J. Arnst, J. Tredinnick, D. Smith, A. Secor, R. Merring. Row 3 - Mr. Forster, D. Herman, R. Transue, J. Chase. BASKETBALL The 1952 edition of Purple and White net- men was under the guidance of a new coach, Mr. Dick Forster. As this issue went to press, the Cavaliers have just completed the first half competition in the Lehigh-Northampton League. They compiled a four and four record which was good enough for fifth place in the nine team oop. ln the first inter-boro contest, played at Stroudsburg, the court Cavaliers dropped a nip and tuck affair. Stroudsburg came from behind to take a 39-38 decision in the last few seconds. Eastburg was led by Big Ray Steele, six- three Cavalier center, who averaged 20 points per game and also was one of the league's out- standing rebounders. Due to his fine all around play, Ray was practically a sure bet for All- League honors. FIRST HALF LEAGUE STANDINGS Wins Losses Hellertown 8 0 Coplay 7 1 Wilson 6 2 Parkland 5 3 East Stroudsburg 4 4 Bangor 3 5 Pen Argyl 2 6 Fountain Hill 1 7 Nazarath 0 8 1.7 Left to right. Row I - L. Albert, R. Felker, P. Tumer, B. Fish, H. White. Row2 - l... Boorstein, H. Caulfield, J. Anthony, J. Young, C. Reid, C. Hineline. J. V. BASKETBALL This year's squad was composed of a group of inexperienced sophs and three juniors. The team gave a good account of themselves and provided Eastburg fans with many thrills - and spills. Coach Cregory's young charges played good hall and won their share of ball games as well as losing several tight contests. The squad was large this year and it is hoped that it will provide next year's Varsity with several up and coming prospects. Among these are Clarence Hineline, ex-Y League star, Don Her- man, dependahle performer, and Bernie Fish, high-scoring guard. These boys, and others, will carry Eastburg's colors in future years. All hands up and around we go. Nazareth proves to be a pretty tough team. Big Ray Steele displays brilliant playing with the help of teamates Miller and Tred- innick. Our J. V. team whips Stroudsburgin a breath taking game. t ff 1 A . ad f, M M Left to right. Row 1 - J. Kinneman, M. Miller, R. Transue, L. Albert, M. Martz, R. Merring, L. Miller, J. Kintz, C. Litts. Row 2 - Mr. Kist, P. Miller, L. Dailey, J. Sommers, C. Rodgers, J. Polisky, H. Litts, J. Arnst, W. Harris, H. Eaton, D. France, J. Manson, J. Antonacci. BASEBALL For the first time in several years, the dia- mond Cavaliers enjoyed a winning season.Paced by Ra Steele and his able right arm, Eastburg compiiled a record of four wins, three losses, and one tie. Due to scheduling difficulties the boys failed to take the measure of Stroudsburg as the game was not played. The club featured good hitting by Harold Speedy Litts, Leon Albert, Bud Steele, Girard Rodgers, and John Juice Amst. The season ended on a highly successful note as Juice , titanic first-saclcer, clubbed the team's only home run in the last ame. It was a mighty blast and the fans went wid. 60 Wilson Coplay Nazarath Bangor Fountain Hill Hellertown Parkland Pen Argyl RECORD FOR 1951 tie won won won won lost lost lost I JY 13 61 .9 SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS Left lo right - W. Peeney, R. Young, C. Chobey, Mr. H. Lee, D. France SO1'l1O'NlOI11'f YEAH Oct. T, 1949 - Pajamas, pigtails, lipstick and seniors - Initiation Nov. 8, 1949 - Would you like to buy a fountain pen? Uec. '21, 1949 - Sophs lend a hand with the Christmas Dance. Way 15, 1949 - Our honorable seniors in Wash. Peacellll ,Iune 9, 1949 - Sept. 8, 1950 - 0 No longer Sophsl 'lihank Coodnessll .11'N10lI YFAII llev lookl We're,1uniors at last. Nov. 2-, 1950 - Uur great Hljunkin France . Jim- 18, 1951 - Yuts to youl jr. play, of course! Nlay 13, 1951 - 'lihe Junior Prom - Welcome Sweet Spring time. June 8, 1951 - Seniors, Seniors, Seniors, and more Seniors. SFNIUII 111.1111 Sept. 6, 1951-liiglgheels, finally, Our last year. Oct. 11, 1951 - Suffer, little Sophomores - we did. Nov.-Uct. 1951 - Our great football team did its stuff. Nov. 16, 1951 - 'lhe very successful OurN1iss Brooks . Dec. 20, 1931 - Seniors sponsor 'vliinsel 'l'vsirl. llanlcruptcyf Way 9, 1952 - llelre guests at the glorious .junior Ilrom. Way 19-221, 1932 - We have to pass those darn finals. Nlay' 26-29, 1952 - liexsare Washingtonl llere We comelll ,june 1, 1952 - Our wonderful liaccalaureate l'rogram. ,lune 4, 1952 - Senior Picnic, lime is growing short, kids. ,lune June June 3, 1952 - 6, 1952 - T, 1952 - Ikiih smiles and tears wie greet that sheepskin. Class day. Our last hour of high school. lacation begins and we miss school alreadvl SENIOR MEMORIES X l I'1N1liA PHS Congrafulaflons and Besf Wishes fo fhe Class of 1952 from Your 1952 Cavalier Photographers Lynn Marhn Joe Lowry 579 Main St Stroudsburg Pa Phone 489 65 74mz2 Zane pczlffzoac Zane Sdlffdif Bob Albertson and Mrs Mnchuel Bach John Boch and Mrs Batchler Mass Ruth Black Mr and Mrs Gaylord Carpenter Mr and Mrs Joseph Chobey Cramer s Plating and Polrshnng and Mrs Del Davrs and Mrs Paul Dellarla rt De Vro Vivo and Quareslmo and Sons and Mrs Fred P Eyer und Mrs Austrn B Frsher Redge Flanagan and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs Robert P Fleming lrvrng Jacobs Davld Jones Harold Kramer Franklm Lambert HarryJ Lrtts Jonas May Charles H Merrrng Clarence Plattenburg Mass Loulse Prata Mr and Mrs Schmrdt Mr and Mrs Carl Secor Mr and Mrs Wallram Shelly Sr Frank Sldlosky Mrs Ida Slncock and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs John F Smlth George B Stettler Kenneth Stine James L Strunk John Tredlnnrck Norman Vallerschamp 741 Mr. Mr. . 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