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

Text from Pages 1 - 88 of the 1947 volume:

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Standing: Raymond Stengel, Harold Lee, Charles Schaller, Ralph Burrows, Charlotte Shupp, Frances lanes, lohn Eckert, Carl Secor Ralph Bender, Elizabeth Schaller, Dolores Lesoine, Samuel Davey, Clement Wiedinmyer, Lewis Hastie, Absentees: Dr. Angle, Walter Steno, Facul+y: They will ever guide us-- CARL T. SECOR, East Stroudsburg, BS., New York University, MA., Supervising Prin- cipal RALPH O. BURROYYS, East Stroudsburg, BS., Columbia University, MA., Principal WALTER ANGLE, Centenary College, AB, Maryland Medical College, M.D,, Univerv sity ot Bordeaux, PG., School Physician DOROTHY BAECKER, East Stroudsburg, BS., English, Erench RALPH BENDER, Muhlenberg, AB., Lehigh, English, Social Studies, Matiiematics RUTH D, BLACK, West Chester, BS., Drexel, BS., Commercial MRS. KATHLEEN BUTZ, East Stroudsburg, BS., New York University, MA., English, Social Studies MARGUERlTE CRAMER, West Chester, B S., Music SAMUEL DAVEY, Penn State, BS., Agriculture IOHN ECKERT, Mansfield, BS., Bucknell Uni' versity, English, Social Sti,dies CARMELA ElNELLl, Ursinus, AB, Latin, Spanish lfiyflil' LEWlS HASTlE, East Stroudsburg, BS, Penn State, M.Ed , Biology FRANCES IONES, Marywood, BS., Art DOLORES LESOINE, East Stroudsburg, BS., Penn State, Columbia, Librarian EVELYN LESOlNE, Temple University, BS., Commercial HAROLD LEE, Lafayette College, AB., Lehigh University, M.A,, Mathematics, Science CHARLES SCHALLER, East Stroudsburg, BS, Duke, M,Ed., lndustrial Arts MRS. ELlZABETH SCHALLER, East Strouds burg, BS., Social Studies CHARLOTTE SHUPP, Hahnemann Hospital School ot Nursing tPhiladelphial, RN., School Nurse WALTER STEM, Dartmouth College, BA Union College, Mathematics, Science RAYMOND STENGEL, University ol Pennrsyl vania, BS., Physical Education CLEMENT WlEDlNMYER, West Chester, B S , New York University, MA , Music Xw N Yi f KN Lg N' Q f X KNNVN Z Guam W QXANN X X J' L -0 r N UA! fgf , w ,W I , M, X5 J L , N-.0 V J W ,,, l xx s xx X -:is W: F wx XXX affl' Y LL 4 6228! azz ,X XG 02' . , A Z h '-.X Axwludx , X 'K ' ,YM Www' X '77 , x . m'-fi?Wl' .Lf 'X A- - - -- .- fn N X 1 gi! Mk 1 , .X X AX , V' ' b' fx 'X M l 'N NX J-XX .2 13,5 - N 2' ,fl y ' X N if .WW HV K . ff fi M N xv! 1xUvxv'vEl,y lux fd, K? I V Xi' X IW BU 4 lyx' my! W XUX ,111 xl WNW x ,X NX V34 M1 , xy kk yw 1 N., I I N' . WI, XY-xv! Mg Alt V4 XXX :Mp if! 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'H 4!' 5 g 5 h -is if ,, V . 1 + f J ' 0 Z , L I V , I 1 , 41, H + V xl ' pdf' X X THELMA ACE Course: Commercial IANE ANGLEMYER Course: Commercial Ambition: Secretary Homeroom Secretary' lO Tri-HLY' 12 ADELAIDE BENSLEY Course: Academic Ambition' Librarian lunior Historical Society: ll lunior Prom Committee: ll Student Librarian: ll, 12 Senior Play Committee: l2 Eastburger Staff: 12 MAZIE BOONIE Course: Commercial Ambition: Test Pilot Basketball: l0 Baseball: 10 DOROTHY BURGDORF Course: Academic Ambition: Nurse Color Guard: ll Iunior Historical Society: ll, 12 MARTIN BYRER Course: Academic Ambition: Engineer Safety Patrol: lO, ll Class Treasurer: lU ll Class President: l2 Yearbook Staff: l2 40 if IANET D COMPBELL Course: Academic Ambition. Lawyer Dance Orchesstrat lO lunior Prom: ll Mixed Chorus: ll Band: IU, ll, l2 Forensicst l2 CHARLES CLAPPER Course' General Ambition: Forester FFA' lU, ll, lprexident, lll Art Club 12 DORIS CLARK Course: Commercial Ambition: Air Hostess Usher: ll, l2 Tri-Hi-Y: ll, l2, Cpresident l2l KATHRYN COUNTERMAN Coursei Commercial Ambition: Bookkeeper and Accountant Library Club: lO Tri-Hi-Y: ll, 12 FRANK CRACOLICE Course: General PFA.: tO, ll Score Board Operator: 10, ll, 12 Eastbxirqer Staff: l2 RALPH CRAMER Course: General DAVID CRANE Course' General Ambition Gealogiit Soccer: IU Basketball: IU Baseball: IU FIPA' IO 12 'Prom . nt, 121 Mitfeil Clicrur I2 .An IJOIIALD DAILEY Course' Aariculture Ambition Foretzt Ranryrtr lnlorneroorn Proxiflent 10 Clf1.:ga Vice-Prerziclc-nt 12 Mixed Chorus: 12 Ritle Club' 12 United State-as Navy NORMA DAVID Course: Academic Ambition: Traveler Spanish Program' ll RUSSELL DECKER Course: General Ambition' Skating Rink Qwner Baseball' IO Socceri IU Basketball: IO Soccer: 10 Basketball IO Student Council: 10 Mixed Chorus: 12 ELSIE EDLUND Course: General Ambition' Accountant Basketball' ll Drill Tearn' ll lflzxed Cnoru: 12 Senior Play: 12 Calor Guard' 12 BERTHA EILEIIBERGER Course: General Horneroorn Playi IU Iuniar Hiqtcrical Society: ll 101511 EILEIIBERGER Couric' General Ambition Draftsman Print Slinpw Forernan: I2 IEAII IISHBACK Cotxrxf-' Acaflernir Ambition Author l.f1'4f-fi Cliorun ll Forf-nxzfxi ll, 12 Yearimol-c Stali' I2 Stu'1fent Council: 12 Art Club I2 ROBERT FOOTE Course' General Ambition' Soldier ARTHUR FRANTZ Unitf-'1 State: Army I'IO'.'JARD FREDERICK Course' Acaclernic Ambition' College Student Band IU ll, 12 lance Band 10 12 Bliebxli IO I2 Football ll, 12 Fzren.-ifa' I2 IUHTI GELITIAS 'fourw Acz':e:t.iC Iunacr Hirtzrical Society: 11 i2 'Preeident Ill Sfij'f':TTt Council' IO Irorenfio 10, 11, 12 Football' 12 Art Club' 12 ROBERT GORDON Course: General Ambition: Ranch Owner EEA.: ll, 12 Safety Patrol: ll, 12, fCap- tain, 121 EEA Soccer: 12 FFA Basketball: 12 LORETTA GORMAN Course: General Homeroom Play: 10 Iunior Historical Society' ll Girls' Varsity' 12 7 ANITA HAMBLlNljil4 1L' Course: General 1 Usher: 10, ll Mixed Chorus: 11 Art Club: 12 lunior Historical Societyi ll, 12, CSecretary, 121 Color Guard: 12 IAMES HARMON Course: General Ambition: Engineer Baseball: 9, 10, ll, 12 Class President: 10 Basketball: 10, ll, 12, CCaptain, 121 Football: 10 Athletic Council: 10, 11, 12 ROBERT HARTMAN Course: General Ambition: Musician for- chestra 1eader1 Band: 10, 11, 12 Dance Orchestra: 10, ll, 12, fLeader, ll, 121 Football, Basketball, Base- ball' 10,11, 12 Student Council 10, ll Mixed Chorus' ll LOIS HEETER Course: General Ambition: Tele hone O er- P D ator Tri-Hi-Y: 12 Tri-Hi-Y Basketball' 12 ROBERT HElD Course: General Ambition: Railroader Horneroom Play: 10 Baseball: 10 Rille Club: 10, ll, 12 Art Club: 12 BETTY HEISS Course: Academic Class Vice-President: 10 Class Secretary: ll, 12 lunior Historical Society: ll 12, lSecretary, ll, Vice-President, 121 Tri-Hi-Yi 12 Art Club: 12 GERALD HINTON Course: Academic Ambition: Dramaist Student Council: ll Mixed Chorus: ll lunior Historical Society 11, 12 Art Club: 12 HELEN ININGER Course: Academic Ambition: Musician Band: 10, ll, 12 Mixed Chorus: 11 Library Clubt ll, 12 National Honor Society: ll, 12 Yearbook Stall: 12 MILDRED KELLER Course: General Ambition: Beautician Softball: 10 Basketball: 10, 11, 12 lunior Historical Society: 11, 12 Tri-Hi-Yi 12 Art Club' 12 LULU LEE KILE Course: General lunior Historical Society 11, 12 MARY KlNN1MAN Course' Academic Ambition Nurse Chorus' 10, ll Rifle Clnib. 10, 11 lunior Historical Society. ll 12 Art frills 12 Tri-Hi-Y: 12 ALBERT KOSTER Course: Academic Arnbitioni College Gradu- ate Band19,10,11,12 Dance Orchestra: 10, 11, 12 Yearbook Staff: 12 Eorensicsi 12 Sophomore Initiation: 12 WILLIAM LAISE Course: Academic Ambitioni Chemist Football: 10, 11, 12 Iunior Historical Society: 11, 12 Basketball Manager: 11, 12 Baseball: ll, 12 Senior Play: 12 1EAN LANTERMAN Coursei Commercial Ambition: Traveler Basketball: 10 Baseball: 10 DAVID LANTZ Course' Academic Band' 10, ll, 12 lPresident 121 Mixed Chorus: 11 Forensics' 12 Sophomore Initiation: 12 Dance Band SHIRLEY LARSH Course: General RAYMOND LEAP Coursei Technical Arnbitiori' Auto Mechanic Rifle Club 12 Honor Society. 12 GLENN LEARN Course: General Ambition: Chicken Farmei FRA.: 10, ll, 12 iTreas- urer, 111 IOSEPH LeBAR Course: Technical Ambition: Machinist Rifle Club: 12 BRIAN LeVERRlER iUnited States Armyl Band: 10, 11 National Honor Society' 11 LOUISE LILIENSTEIN Course. Academic Ambition' Nurse Class Secretary' 10 Year Book Stall: 10, ll, 12 TrifHi-Y: ll, 12 Class Treasurer: 12 Color Guard 12 RlCHARD MA1lHElM Course Academic Ambition' Doctor ol Music Organ Class 10, ll lunior Historical Society' ll Forenrzics' ll, 12 Mixed Chorus Accompan- ist' 11 12 ERNEST MARTZ Course: General Ambition: Foreign Corres- pondent Baseball: 11, 12 Basketball lProto-Kidsb: 12 HARRIETT MAY Course: Academic Ambition: Doctor Library Club' IU, 11, 12 Forensic Club' IU, 11, 12 Yearbook Statiz IU, 11, 12, lEusiness Manaaer, 121 National Honor Society: 11, 12 Tri-Hi-Y: 11, 12 CHARLES MERRING Course: Academic Band: 8, 9, IU, 11, 12 Mixed Chorus: 11 Student Council: 11 Forensic: 11, 12 Senior Play: 12 RAYMOND MERY 'f Course: General CL Basketball: 9, IU, ll, 12 Home Room President: 10, ll Art Club: I2 IRENE METZGAR Course: .Academic Ambition: Secretary Iunior Historical Society: 11, 12 Tri-HifY: 12 MARILYN MICHAEL Course' Academic Ambition' Horse Ranch Owner Rand: 10, 11, 12, tSecre- tary-Treasurer, 121 Mixed Chorus: 11 National Honor Society: 11, 12 Yearbook: 12 Newspaper Statt: 12 DOROTHY MILLER Course: General Ambition: Traveler Art Club: 12 RAYMOND MOOD Course: Technical Ambition: Draftsman Baseball: IU, 11 PATRICIA MOORE Course: Academic Ambition: Interpreter Prom Committee: 11 Spanish Program: 11 Basketball: 11 Iunior Historical Society: 11, 12 Initiation Committee: 12 ETHEL MOSIER Course: Academic Ambition: Interior Decora- tor Usher: II Tri-Hi-Y: 11, 12 Library Club: 11, I2 Student Council: 12 Senior Play: 12 FAITH MOYER Course: General Ambition: Telephone Oper- ator Sophomore Dance Com- mittee: 10 Band: 10, 11 Iunior Historical Society: ll Band Librariant 12 HARRY NACE Course: Academic Band18,9, IO, 11, 12 Dance Band. 10 11, 12 Sophomore Initiation: 12 Forensic: 12 District Band: 12 BEIIIAMIII IJORDMARK Course General Arnbition A'.'11'cf EEA IU Ii I2 ROBERT IIUSS Cour:-se' General Ambition' Electrician GARD O HARRA Course' Academic Ambition: Teacher intra-mural Basketball IU lunior Prom Committee, Mixed Chorus: ll, I2 Hairieroorn Play: I2 Senior Play Committee: RAYMOND O'MELKO Courne' General Ambition: Machinist Football: IU, ll Rifle Club IU, ll Eapketball IO Il, I2 Baseball' IU, Il, I2 DOROTHY PIIIE C-Jir.,e Academia Aribitzcn' Vocalist DriIITeaii IO ll I2 Choruz: lU II I2 U.jl'ier. IU ll, I2 Tri-Hi-Y: I2 Yearbook Stafi l2 HARRY PORTER rf.-., , TN.. P.. ,,....,g .- ..... il Arzibifxzn l.f'3.2:.ir.: 1 .ifff Cin' Q R L U Football' IU il Art Club: I2 :li LOUISE PRATA Cour e Commercial Ambition Buyer . er. IO, ll, C ,er Leader' tl S.i ent Council: I2 Pre., dent, I2l Tri-l-li-Y: I2 Yearbook Stall: I2 GLENN RARICK Course: General Ambition: Butcher Traffic Squad: ll CAROL REID Course: Academic Dance Band: 9, IO Band: 9, lU, II, I2 Band Librarian: ll, I2 Senior Play Prompter: I2 Yearbook Staff' I2 EDWARD RIEDMILLER Course: General Ambition: Engineer Baqseballi IU NANCY ROUZER Course. General Ambition: Secretary I-Iorneroom Play: ll Senior Play: I2 RICHARD SAIAPSOYI Course Acafierziit Eanfi I2 Bazketball I2 Baseball: I2 Senior Play Committee Dance Band' I2 IAMES SANSENBACH Course: General Rifle Club: ll Art Club: I2 GLENDORA SAXE Course: General Ambition: Traveler Basketball: IU Baseball: IU MARGARET SI-IEERER Course: General Ambition: Beautician Drill Team: IU, ll Color Guard: ll Basketball: ll Homeroom Play: ll Senior Play: I2 HARRY SI-IIELDS Course: General Ambition: Head Draftsman Basketball Manager: IU HARRY SMITH Course: Technical Ambition: Draftsman Rifle Club: IU, Il, I2 DONALD SNYDER Course: Academic Student Council' IU Chorus: IO, ll, I2 Football: ll, I2 Yearbook Stall: I2 District Chorus: I2 ELEAIJOR STAPLES Course: General Ambition: Typist Drill Team: IU Iunior Prom Committee, DORIS STRUNK Course: General PAUL STRUNK Course: General Ambition: Own a cabine making business Football: IO, ll, I2 Baseball: IU, ll, I2 Basketball: IU, ll, I2 Athletic Council: IU, ll, Art Club: I2 KATIE TALLADA Course' Commercial Ambition: Medical Secre tary Sophomore Dance Cam- znitteei IU Softball. IU, I2 I-Iomeroom Play: ll, I2 Senior Play: IZ BETTE TEEPLE Course: Commercial Azzibitionx Secretary I-Iazneroorn Play: ll Student Council: ll Iunior Prom Committee Mixed Charms: 12 Senior Play: I2 IEAII TERBOSS Course: General Ambition' Typist 7 L, ELIZABETH TEWKSBURY Course' General Ambition' Musician Banfl 7, 8, 9, 10, ll, l2 Senior Play: l2 District OTCIhQi5llG I2 Basketball 7, 8, 9, lG, ll, ll Cliorux ll H IEAI-I TREIELE Course: General Ambition: Telephone Oper- atc: Softball: 10 llomierooni Play. ll, l2 x-- a:lO. ., .,., ,fc tWg,I DOROTHY WHITTAKEH Courtzez General lrlcineroorri Play: ll Library Club' ll ROBERT WILLIAMS Course: General Ambition: Diesel Engineer ,, - ing Band: lU, l2 wb? ELFRIEDE WINKELS Course: Academic Ambition: College Student Chorus: lU, ll, l2 lunior Historical Society: ll Library Club: ll Tri-Hi-Y: 12 X. Q x n xr- .1L- - 5-72,-' O, .. 14? 2-if- -- ? ,4- , . 17- St'-:'t'f1lt'i'f1 Senior Class History Lookmg back over the past we seniors l1ve again the occaslons wnlch will make us ro member East Stroudsburg High School forever Election of class officers was the first malor re sponsrbihty of our bew11dered sophomore year We chose the following officers to guide us pres1dent Iames Harmon vice president Betty HGISS secretary Louise L1l1enste1n and treas urer Helen lnmger Miss Evelyn Davies was our friendly cla s adviser Only after our three day initiation climax ed on October 6 when senlors heartlessly in volved us in their witchery did we feel en titled to the important status of bemg full fledged sophomores in East Stroudsburg Sen 1or Hlgh School On that date the stde door became an established friend ln study inspir 1ng crisp autumn wlnds we emoyed the longer side walk When the paths were carpeted with ice dignified uppercla smen envied the run nlng sl1des by which we could gain entrance to the bu1ld1ng Our sophomore members played a large part in getting a varsity football team organ ized the f1rst one in the schools history Team members from our class also contributed their part to basketball success Sophomore musicians tn Nr Lane s dance orchestra added rhythm to assemblies as well as dances The band under Mr Weingartner s direction in Mr Wiedmmyers absence wel comed many new members from our class Having attamed the middle rung of the lad der we knew the abilities of all our classmates We knew each mdividual in our group and could not help feeling that we would go far as a class To help fulflll our ldeals we chose as offlcers president Cl arles Merrmg v1ce prest dent Brian LeVerr1er secretary Betty Hetss and treasurer Martin Byrer Three interesting new act1v1t1es became very popular the girls Tri H1 Y Club a lun 1or H1stor1cal Society and a Mixed Chorus The former Girls Crlee Club gave tenor bari I zghlffn tone and bass voices a chance to harmonize with soprano and alto votces We might add that this new arrangement was extremely pleasing to all The outstanding event of the year was the lun1or Prom The occasion looked forward to for months surpassed our highest hopes Our theme was Stardust Draped w1th colored crepe paper the lunlor H gh School audltorium was cheerful warm and friendly Who can forget the delight of dancing under a ce1l1ng of swaying stars sparkling 1n the soft l1ght'? Seniors at last' How we en1oyed d1feCllI'1Q unfortunate sophomores especially during their 1n1t1at1on' This year the length of the per1od of 1I'11l1Ctl1OD was changed from tho usual three days to one night Since this al lowed senior wrath to be expressed all at one time we enjoyed the new system much more Mr Lee became our class adviser this Byrer vice president Donald Dailey secretary Betty Heiss and treasurer Louise Lihenstein After the 1nter borough football game on Thanksgiving Day the dance which we had planned in honor of both football teams proved such a success that it will probably become an annual tradition Our senior play He Couldnt Marry Five was one of the most en1oyable events of the year Although manv mysterious sounds emerged from the auditorium while Miss Dolores Lesome and the cast rehearsed the final performance was a triumph lf you want a letter write a letter This was the senrors motto when we were persua s ve writing paper salesmen trylng to earn money for our Washington tr1p Successful 1n th1s we d1d just as well selling Christmas and greeting cards and wrappmg paper Two more red letter days in our last school calendar are Baccalaureate on lune 1 and finally Commencement on Iune 5 O . ' . 1. A . I ' i ' ' I I I - ' V I ' . . year. Our class officers are: president, Martin . . A I ' I i . . A . V , . . r . W . 4 . - .- 5 . . - . , 1 , ' Q ' ' A ' W Xxxxxx xxx NW Vw X N EM XXX N A X x NW X Ng Q1 X Nm XXX X X X X su qf I Q . W 1 ry , XXX AVR 'D V R M I Km fi Xxx 'm,.,, Q a f'f ' ll Ll on Y ,!'ff' I! . X X' XXX X- N x i!Q QXxAg XQXX XV M Y i X A 575' Y Nyx XXX fyjx u Y . X'YX. Y A i m AA NA N Q X xx A XX XIXXN, X X XXXX X1 X lux' 'X QE' XX x Hyiy I xi X M xt A X kx W xi .xxx N K - Y X Q 1-vsw:X X , XX ' XX W X X , , .Ng ky QA X Y X XX 'W A x X NX X XXX X X X yy' 'fxy ,A XJ Xi V A X M X R X ' 5 . A -xx . X 4. Vw 3 K . XT, K X ,N w XX, XXXX' X 'xv XX. x A -, X-X f 75 ' f x gt' Q. I xx X ' TM Kb Aw M EQ Y ' I ' J Nl f K M1 Q' I Hilfe: I ' vi f fc W f l' f '.xX'1W W if W M ff 2 , X 'f ' . V X- MM I, fl K lux , X '- , WQ , v' M wwf 1 lHff1gLff , Q f J H ff' In ', , . ' ' 9 u 'V 5 Rx , Junior Class History Tempora mutantur et nos mutamur 1n 1 IS T1me certa1nly has changed the green opho'1'1ores of last year to the more mature 1un1ors of th1s year A l1V1l1eS and progress would see that they have accompl1shed a great deal They are learn1ng to work together as a un1t The same class Ofl1CGTS were elected to lead and ass1st the1r growth dur1ng both the sophomore and the 1un1or years 1n East Stroudsburg Sen1or H1gh School They are as follows pres1dent Glenn Elemmg v1cepres1dent Edw1n Hostetter sec retary Hazel Bush and treasurer Stanley Woolbert The clas sponsored the customary lun1or Prom tn honor of the SGDIOTS Th1s b1g event was held on May n1nth 1n the lun1or Hrgh School aud1tor1um Next 1n rmportance was the Iun1or Class Fall Dance on November f1f teenth The East Stroudsburg Sen1or H1gh School gymnas1um was decorated wtth corn observer of the1r ac The Sophomore Clang' Clangl Clangl tolled the old school bell on the cr1sp sunny morn1ng of September 9 1947 welcom1ng us sophomores to East Stroudsburg H1gh School What havoc re1gned at f1rstt After be1ng ass1gned to our home rooms we were confronted wlth queshons such as Where s room twenty one? Where s the b1ologV room? But after the flrst few days had rushed past we became more accustomed to our new rout1ne and felt more at ease ln1t1at1on by the supertor sen1ors has been the happy m1sfortune of all sophomores the class of 1949 was no exceptron but for the fact that the customary perlod of three days of h1lar1ty was concentrated 1nto one n1ght Octo ber 6 lt was a w1ld t1me but done 1n such a good sp1r1t that everyone enjoyed 1t and 1t made us feel that we were truly h1gl1 chool students Although Sophomores are not con 1dered the most 1mportant cla s 1n h1gh school we have been well represented 1n the assortment of GCllV1l19S The Trl H1 Y and l.1brary Club have been popular w1th our g1rls Some O1 I llft I stalks and 1m1tat1on turkexs and pumplctns Both dances proved to be gu1te successful Members of the class take part 1n almost all curr1cular and extra currlcular GCl1V1l1GS offered 1n our school Several have taken ad vantage of the excellent art course offered to them for the f1rst t1me th1s year Others le 1d the1r mus1cal talents to both the M1XGd Choru and Band The luntor Class IS well represent ed 1n organ1zat1ons such as the Tr1 H1 Y Club R1fle Club and the FOTGHSIC Club When 1t comes to sports JUHIOTS help to make up th baseball football and basketball teams Several 1un1ors grace the ranks of the Na tlonal Honor Soclety as well as the Student Counc1l and the Athlet1c Councll We real1ze We would have accompl1shed l1ttle w1thout the pat1ent help and wrse GdV1CG of our class advlsers MISS Ruth Black gu1ded us through our sophomore year and Mr Charles Schaller asststed us through our 1un1or year Class History our mus1c1ans are ln the Mrxed Chorus others lend the1r talent to the East Stroudsburg H1gh School Band Those 1nterested 1n h1story be long to the Iun1or H1stor1ca1 Soc1ety The a1r plane enthus1asts are 1nterested members 1n the Model A1rplane Club As for athlettcs our g1rls as well as boys have all helped our teams The grrls are eager and enthus1ast1c part1c1 pants of the Dr1ll Team and Basketball Team Wh1le the boys have g1ven the1r athlet1c Gblll t1es to football basketball and baseball Our school year has not all been devoted to fun the scholast1c mznded have added we1ght to the honor roll at the end of every s1x week markmg per1od We elected as our representatrves to smooth out sophomore problem the followmq off cers pres1dent Kenneth Brown VICC pre 1 dent Dolores Sell ocretary Audrey Hale man and treasurer V1rg1n1a Nase They have managed our affa1rs well M1 s Evelyn Lesome has been a frrencll and helpful adv1ser who has g1ven us needed ass1stance throughout the year ,, . . , . . 1 ,1 , 1 S L ' s . l'1 ' . 1 - . . . 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By this time students have mastered forty words a minute but at gradua- tion after completing their practice they can manage sixty words per minute. Bookkeeping Future accountants and bookkeepers study iournalizing, posting to ledgers, summarizing changes into formal statements, and showing financial conditions of a business at stated in tervals during the year. Since journalizing differs in various busif ness concerns, our students are given a well- rounded background for any type they might encounter by learning five journalizing styles. To supplement textbook facts, both first and second year bookkeeping students work on Hpractice sets . l-lere future executives till out the complete business papers of the sets, exactly as if they were employees in a busie ness concern. These bookkeeping students are learning to balance accounts. 7.1 J-,vin L , . ..Q M., .,M..f , .27 2,5 5 .wk . 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'SC'lf9'1 left to :phi lf.-on Eshbdek lznet Strunk Potricid Marten.: Potricio Miller Mis.: Frances Ionf-. fiifx ?fd i,lir1 lflfzrjz K1r.r1':,,,3n bf-tty l'lei,1,s, Miilred Keller Stortdinji Harry Porter, Lorl Beville look Gelind. lfxjfi ti: lflf.-ry Gfvrili Hinton Cltdrlen Clopgf,-7 Hebert Herd Ari' Class Organ S+uden+s Pc: telft, woter colorf, point brnsliegz ond Doininent 7th, C ouginented, inoior chord, ,fi fer tlifitls wlifit yoiziic' cirtifztsg ore inode ol ininor chord So oes the or on lesson os the 4 Q Q find vo it i:s with our crrt :ztiidentzs under the ornoteiir orfionifsts find their woy obout the 'irezvuziori of lfimg Prnzneez- loner: Tlizrz ener- keyboard ot the console. Use this cornbinotion .etc clfili liore coritrkzgted QI fgreot deol to the rtiygroveiiient of the ine orts debortment of our Cheol They not only hove helped the school t:irC11fgli their Crt Ckillifyllfl ond roster work, but lfifi' zxzve ret're.'er.ted 3117 tclifzol in botli re- Qiri' ind nfxtizrifn dit COI'llCf3i13, dchievirig one tziiough their works. on the greot, Qften during the doy the mellow Qoness ol the orgon Con be heeird throughout the :school building blending well with History or lflethenioticri or: everyone finds liiinrsell hunt' ininir to the tune ol Ave lfldrie or Alwoiyz' ' lt xaeenie certdin thot the lifgiit of the liiture will shine bright lor these ortists of the console .. r,,,.,,,.. vi ,. ,WA IWW. I,.,,-.,, dn., f,.i.. .,A. , 2 1 I t t 1 , t lip- 't lfft t, fifrht fred lfittfi-l Stanley Vlfaolbert, Glenn Fleiriirm, Albert l'Qo,sfe Valoria Moyer Olive l-lay lidirigia lvfilier Flancy Doolittle Barbara Smith Marie Kaul Second row. Fred Whitman Roger Slutter leannc lf Shirley Snyder Thomas Tredinnick Marlene Layton, Carol Reid Lawrence LGESOIFIQ Harry Nace, Lyle Dickson Roby-rt llartxiari Ann Plenzina, Retty Treible, Helen Canfield, Gladys Tlaubert, Frances Quinlan, lune Arnold Third row Reulah Smith, Phyllis Terboss, Marilyn Michael, Elizabeth Tewksbury, Ldwin l-lostetter, Henry Peter, llrvvxard Fir-df-rick lariet Campbell, Charles Merrina, lohn Hollis: David Lantz, Richard Penninaton, Renjaiizin Wil liixwx Arthur Ri 'A Harry Edwards, Robert Williaiiigz, Ronald Schwartz, Edward Salvxo, Stephen Keller, Richarf fflrrpsan Lon-.'f,ll Ff-llitian Sxandina Paul Sharrio lanet Snyder Bernard Shairip Helen lninaer, Shirley Owens tl ,ifiili l.fi l-,: l.f lQ.'c.i-xribdclx lilancy' Vail Helen lol1.sol-1, Mr Clement Wiediniiiyf.-r iirector Absentee ljavif Keller' East Stroudsburg School Band lfvery alterrioon at one ocloclc, familiar 'trains tio' .'.' tzirouah tlie windows of the band rooiii creatinfg an atmosphere of reverie tor those who strive to concentrate. The East Stroudsburg School Rand is practicing in its reaular afternoon session. Besides concert work, the band parades tor .-swicli occasions as llallowe en, Memorial liay, and football games. ln order to further the appreciation ot music, our band travels to nearby towns to :ive concert: in those conuiiunities where an rtterest need' to be aroused in instrumental ifinnic T' .t.' c of these COIlllllllIlif1C:2l are in New 'r.:vj.' Rgair 'tc'.-:ri and Cxtord. Qur annual winter concert was presented ii lleceiiilfzer l3, l9-th at the lfasef Stroudsburg lwnior Hiatt School Our interpretation ot the :torizi sequence gn Stormy Weather and the novelty nuiiiber' Three Blind Mice! were es' ,W fr1'f'Ji' pecially popular. Alter the intermission, our band president, David Lantz, presented to Mr. Wiedinmyer a gilt ot appreciation in behalf ot the band. We attained our greatest achievement ot the year on April l9, at York in the Pennsylf vania Forensic and Music League contests '.-Jhen our band won the State Championship for Class R Bands. We featured the Latin American selection Caribbean Fantasy with 'At the Circus as a novel contrast in our annual spring concert on May 2 The required forensic selection Cot' ton Tfloon Overture' by Frank CUlI1P?bCll'l.l.Yf1i' son was also a number on this proaraiii The band is a wellforganized unit, with David Lantz, president, Marilyn Michael, secre- taryftreasurer, Faith Moyer and Carol Reid, librarians, Bernard Shainp and Paul Shainp, managers. First row left to rif1ht2Richf1rd Monheirri Vivo Gorrrion, lcon Benn, Mory Alice Bruce, Shirley Homdn, liluncy Strxrlf lJl'JT','1'J Yflzsrzdel. His.: lviGT'7'1 'I'IfG Crarrper Second row: Mory lUd':i.s Hazel Bun Daniel Fppley llu.f.1ell ff 'fit : Ph','llr.' Kzilerirr- iilfrie :ff Winlcfls Eflwinu Hflfffflflfi Edith l,Jiprwrf,- Donald lluilej, 'Willifrrrz Loom,-r Groom lqfflifrrrdri lJQl'iYf,'.1SEll 'lhirfi row Albert llf.-wtori, Ernest Papillon, llrivid Crone, Curl llfllunfl, Mdrtin Mery Hx i r iLorilf-y Rolf- rt E' g , ner li'l'l.'I1'1 Snycier, Cori O Hdrrd, ltolnilrt Doyle Poiirth row Pdtriciri Leirin- Fdyf- Hurti- riffl Loi.: Crcirrf-2, liorin llddsf, lfori: Cortright, llluine Mn-ry Dorothy Pine, Elsie Edlund, Corolyn Albert l'vloirio't lvlvllllllili-'f:T, leonrio lleckrrion. Mixed Our very octive chorrsters begon their seo- sen with hte fJfTH'J'1t lfdrriznond Crgorn Fund Chorol Concert on November 22, in which the choruses ond ensemlolex ot Stroudsburg ond Hurt Stroudsburg toortgcmdted. its success was dojdin due to the lLne co-ooerotion of the musif col orgdnzzdtioris of the two towns, Coforgerotzori 'vtfflll e 't.f ident in our school 'ffg1f'r'1tgLe :nor .'r,drt1c1r,fi1ted in t:.e e:-ihihif, on Decerriher ll, ztuged ivy the newest ciuh of the ,:chool,t21e Art Club l71ve ::.er::r,ers of the fffnied Clgoriiga took r. in the llCYTl.'?f,1 i':Yff lfgtrct ffigorus on lon- -.ivrv 15 lf did l7. Q-1rQ1or.ored::tigdent.5 were foinne llecnrrifzn ond Dorothy Pine, sooronos i.o1,1 Crdrner, 'zito Pobert Dope tenor, and fQor'g'1ld Srivdf,-r, rx.: xi Dondld Snyder vvdii elected to 'rtteri St'1tfACE:orus ir. fitdte College, P7er.r1.1y'i'for1id, Chorus Cn lonuory the Penrisylvonio Stote Edf ucotion Associdtion held fl rrieetmg dt the ln' didn Queen Hotel ot which on ensemble com- posed of twelve members of the Mixed Chorus entertained during dinner. The chorus entered the lfionroe County Forensics ot The Ed:-gt Stroudsburg Storte Tedchf 3r1s Collefge. The content dlso lured mony l1OlO' 1:t.z from our midst to enter this irrtroortixnt 'IIT' nridl event Soprdno, filto, tenor ond orirztone voice:-a coirireted indivdudlly Not only were soloists interested but d zrrzle cqudrtet lilolifl' denlw' GQl',C'1YQd The XQYIKC entry' Dorn: lfddize To crown CI very engoyoiole 'yedr the chorus wo,-a honored the 1ri'.'1tott1Cr1 to .ing 'it the Bdccdloeirefite Servce: on Siifldilif, ligne l The 'wxdinfg hizrzd tlrroufrnoxit the yeor wus thdt of fflts.-1 Marguerite QNFCIINQT, 'I-lIIll'f,','w7li' f 9h Q, 4 n iv f 'neg f -V-2 aff' '3 if 3' f ,igafw :wi 4 -, ff V, x ik, A N ls? 7 vV1L'I K ' K .ifgtgp Q V, Q' f i 4 V . ' 'U , ,, , . K ' 4 'f sf , AIA I W ,, g,.f.w f ' f' 5 yjz. ,J if ,,,Q,.,q,M1d9 f2 Q 3 '. 3,5 , 4, Q 2 , 5 5 k A 2 ' w f r ia 3 1 L' 1 f ' 4 - is 1511. u Content of the soil is important, Agriculture l students tc at sozl for acidity and need ot lime Agriculture I ' Heigh-ho, the merry-oh, the farmer in the dell' But things arent always so merry for the future farmers in our agriculture class, Une ol the many things which is part ol a farmers education is soil testing. This is done by filling a test tube one third tull ot the soil to be tested. Distilled water and barium sultate are added, Then the mixture is shaken and allowed to setf tle until a soil extract appears. A drop ol soil extract is then placed on a depression plate with a drop of dye indicator. By comparing the color drops with a color chart, the hydro- gen ion concentration ot the soil can be deters mined. Agriculture II The wood shop or farm mechanics shop is designed especially tor the purpose ot teach- ing the agriculture students the practical arty ol mechanics. ln this class, which meets once a week, students are taught to make .such things as lamp bases, stands and larm implef ments, They are taught how to use both power and hand tools, One completed protect rnu.-zt be submitted for credit in this course. As extra protects, some ot the studentr participated in the local tarm show attaining many prizes and honors. Agrzcglture ll student.: make wcca project: for the hozne ,, 'asm QU f M!1:2?',WBill8lT. '2lSRN 'A A ,,, 0, . V. I ft 'wah 'E 5' ,ff A rf' ' is 'L . 4 vw I ' pn- 1 Y L Q 4 W1 A I 1 f i ?-g,, 3-liff f 1:3 QZYQAEQ f A u dffii ,mi I , , 3, 1' A'n i-iE?1.v,, kigrjifiggw- 5 , 3 3 1 W ,X , .. M., W, .4 i 1 New , W :M nggf.. 'L ' vi? if ,gy X X 'ige' ' f 1 K5 -12-1- 'f?'4 fp, Qwb? x' ,N f- w if if X ' 9' amp MA!!! HQ al ww f X wh if N x if X X f if SX jf 'fic-.ff-55 ' gr Qgvzhg K K x 5 if ff Q-QS-QT N5 T w 1 X' X5 RW L S ' Xxxwx y f I Q 1 jf ,4 N ' ! vx, , , 2 2 - f 7 X 1 X . X 4-5, 9 Y FX Q ff x f, 'C A L., X X K9 A 1' -,J-S Y ' N x K Student Council-Seated, left to ri ht l.c'ii.ze P211 lfori: fldwribri ixf rathv' lflarris, ledn Eiahbaclc Seated lfett fl D . If Arthur Cramer Sf Jff,-fl riaht llavifl mrwith Sth: linjr Punk Ronald 'walthrx Robert Crazrifer Mr Rrlllvh Burrows Absentees. Ethel Mosier, Adele Hehrs, I 0 O Student Council The Student Council is the most lar-reach ing school organization. lmprovement ot every phase ot school activity is its major aim, Events sponsored by the council this year are: exchange assembly with Bangor, the heiler project for European Relief, the art-club exhibit, several movies, noonehour dances, and the se' letcion ot Pathfinder Queen nominees. The council, composed ot one representa tive from each homeroom, with Mr. Ralph Bur- A+l1le+lc Council We all enioy watching a good game, and We are thrilled when one ot our boys pounds aut a homer onthe diamond, arent We? Sports are exciting to watch or participate in, but it takes more than teams to keep them going. lt takes money, planning and Work to get a schedule set up or to select a suitable company trom which to purchase equipment. The un- sung heroes who handle this end of our sports picture are the members ot the Athletic Council, rows at: adviser, often aldfq school graupgp ir, wlio should be given a vote ol thanks tor mak unobtrusive but important matters. ina our sports program possible. Athletic Council-Seated, left to right Forrest l-f3f.fl'1, Kclfi Eiinger Kenneth Brown, lame.: Harmon Seated left ilaniel Eppley Sfatf-fi rtght. Mr Ralph Rurro'.'.'.' Standhw Mr Rayirronfi Stenael, Mr Horace Nalterr Mr Carl Sercor, Mr Iaines Bunnell, Mr Lf-wis l'la.stie. Abseritees llaul Strunic Mr Walter Stein 7 Tri-Hvi-Y,-Firgat row lett to riglit' Dolores Sell, Grace Van Vliet, Mary Eilenbefaer, Lois Harrier, Miss Carztiela lin el.. .:r1.eClarEc lffisfe lime lfisli Ann l.aBar Elaine Marvin lane Analaftriyer Lcis Heefer Second row. Fflll il.r.r.,::' :ii Fregn Hartz Siiirle','Sif1itli,Dori:tfiosherllnrg' Salatlft Erztizia leon Singer, Elizabeth Huiosk loarin H ':1 'II'1 lJor1.'Haase,larLe Harmon, Elfriefie Winkelpz Helen Canfield Marie Kaul Loretta Gorman Katfieiin Cc .nv-rrrzan, lrene Metzaar, Third row' Anita Hantblin Shirley Smith, Betty Vfarygner, Louise Prata, llorotny Pine, lf J fxxrg Stott 'h.' Betty Lord Dorothy Buraflort Millie! Keller lafe Hiitizziiel Iznet Sri Betty llausfa l'tlifi lf ik- liJ'T1f'At lla? Alix f',,- ntee A tele Hf-l't.,' Tri-Hi-Y Club Ttie Tri-Hi-Y Club participates in educa- t.onai, religious, pliysical, and social fields 'lzieir Teen Talks and forums have been one of the rnost interestina features ot tlie scliool calendar. Visiting various churches of the cornmunf ity, and making a Thanksgiving basket tor tlie needy, fulfilled two airns of tlieir re-liaious pro' griuii. Future Farmers of America The Future Partners of ftziierica is a social oraanization which operates throughout tlie United States and its possessions. This organ ization in our school is led by Mr, Samuel Davey. lts officers are: Cliarles l-leeter, presi dent, Claude Tabler, viceepresident, Ford Sar' gent, secretary, Sherwood Butz, treasurer, Ger- lad Srneltf, reporter, and Bill lfredricks, senti' nel, F1 Pirgzn :gi ,AIIl :fZ G -Firxt :ow left to riatif 1. f l l:'.fY bi-i.,a::p11i vt: a'it llcirelfl ltm i::.1llf-I M ': fltcixv , 1:1 il' trier: Pg' 1 fiirizerii ltzrf,-it l.3QZ'1 Ft 1 ' ll'1f.l1 i,r:f..,ir. it-' :li Sr: ffillttii if, ng lifiir. l'ii.rZ3'N,3lCI Gle-nr. l.1-ain llavii Crane llc,-Ii :lit ff Girl V411 .'fi:',, 2, .V .t Papiilit rp Akin:-ri ffl ' . It laiflf-1 Criarli.-.1 ll'-f-ter . f ' 4 , fr- l .9- 1r :a'f.' ' r' 'r' V 'ner K-.-nnetri lflf-yer Carl Kretzer Qrnef Ecrflin lgaella Albert Staniina Mr l.e'.-J' ,a w ...L The Model Airplane Club The recently organized model airplane cliip, piloted by l.lr, Lewin Hasztie, meets: every 1.l.1f?dl'16.'.d'1'7' d'lfLlL'1 actlvity period At the meetirigse, azide lrom raiiildina mcdels, prcplernfs are diszcufseed relative to lly' motors and new models, Rifle Club Banal Bangl Dont jump, that was only the Rille Club practicing They practice on a :standard l1lty loot indoor ranae in the :grade school basement Here under the direction ol Mr. Charles Sclialler tlie members ol the cliili learn the proper rhetliodqi of 5-:hoetna and care Olf1cer.z are President, Carl lirotzer, rsecre' of their rifles. tary, Betty Waaner treafziirer, Kenneth lfleyer The club ollrcere are as follower president, Thr: 'group r larined itz own air meet Some Ronald Walterf: vgce-prefsident, Artlmr Cra l1.5VIl'lCOl.' expect to enter their models in the mer, fnecretary treaizrgrer, Carl lfdliina and l.:-iclianve Club rreet to rfe held this siirrirrier. rariae :su Jervizzor, 'Wtllirrirrr Slielle . 1 , Tirft rev: l .io r.a:.. H i'1::n'1 Hartrtan lauella Albert Le... Crarger Davia Crane fir Crxarlef Scna.ler Rene: Her :ter l.f r',' Stalrxer Tillie Srnith Grace Fetherrrian Second ra.-J lionalii laa1le'y, Bailey Moore Robert Cramer fair: S3111 Harcla f..ai1e'y Betty Lora TJTCIYIIII lffery RC1'fII.CY1'il.f:1p logeph l.eEar Czerala Srrieltz Third row' Ca' 'Iii er 1 .r. Z,LKC'!J,fkl Carl Eilana Ronald 'fVal!er.e F1'a,:,aellLeeker l'f1ll1a:r. Shelley Fclcert lffargh Robert Hen CAST H E C U FACULTY PLAY Scene from George Washington Slept Here George Washington Slept Here This is the story of Euller's stupid purchase of a dilapidated house. lt portrays the strug- gles and sufferings of his family, who first de- test the house, then, when on the verge of los- ing it, discover that it has really been fun liv- ing there, and join in his efforts to keep it, it The gullible Newton Fuller His incomparable wife Their dau hter Mad e Q t Q - Steve Eldridge, the heart interest , Mr. Kimber, the handyman Katie, the cook Mr Douglas, a helpful neighbor Clayton Evans the actor Rena Leslie, Evans wife Hester, the maid Raymond, the mean little kid The rich Uncle Stanley The ranting neighbor, Mr. Prescott Leggett Frazer Tornriy Hughes Sue Barrington Miss Wvilcox Prompter f tr1'ty-Iztwf Gilbert Dunning Kathleen Butz Frances Iones . lohn Lantz Lester Diiiirnick Viola Shannon Elizabeth Schaller lohn Eckert Laura Rankin Ruth Black Iohn Wildrick Ralph Bender . Carl T. Secor Harold Lee Harold Moses Evelyn Lesoine Betty Warner Vivian Huffman R T I SENIOR Scene from He iis3?Z:2,, , He Couldn'+ Marry Five Donald Reagan, the Boss's son, is brought home by Ralph Barton to recuperate from an illness. There he meets Ralph's five lovely daughters, and the plot thickens as he becomes the object of each girls affection, With the helping hands lent by Granny, Mrs. Barton and Aunt Etta, Donald has guite a time choosing his beloved. All rejoice at the happy ending when lylr. Baron receives a partnership in Mr. Reagans firm. CAST The flivhty Connie Barton Ralph Barton, her easy-going husband William Laiise Elsie Edlund , Elizabeth Tewlcsbury Elizabeth Heiss Katie Tallada Margaret Sheerer . Ethel Mosier Nancy Rouzer Elizabeth Teeple April, the actress Nay, the dancer Iune the artist Taris the nurse Leonzi, the tornboy The kind, gentle Granny The nwaiden Aunt Etta Donald Reagan, confused but charming Charles Merring . . . Carl Krotzer PLAY CHRISTMAS PLAY Couldn + Marry Five Granclpa's Christmas Spree Helen Campbells Christmas Celebration is slightly disrupted by a visit from Grandpa. Because of Helens cool reception, he decides to substitute himself for the stuffed Santa Claus that Helens mother has placed by the fireplace as an attractive decoration for the Dawn Party. ln so doing, he frightens Helen, her friends and the whole household. Grandpa is aided and abetted by his old friend, Captain Ienks, Helen's brother, Bob, and his friend, Kenneth. CAST Grandpa ..,...,.....,,..,., Mrs. Campbell.. . Captain Ienks. . . The policeman. . Kenneth Almon. . . Bob Campbell . . . Helen Campbell . . lulia .,,, . ..,.. . Mae ..,...., Margaret .... Ieanette. . . Eleanor ...,,,...,,.,.... Scene from Grandpa's Christmas Spree Ioanne Heckman Edwin Hostetter . . . .Daniel Lee . . lohn Hollis . . .Russell LeBar ......Marie Kaul Edwina Hartman .Phyllis Knierim . . . .Adele Helms . , .Patricia Leine . . , . Olive Hay mfrf- ,rom Iumt. Prom, May 16 1945 Treading Measures Through ffl U1'v 1' U' '11 '1 ' 'U' r11 ' PM lIx 5w Hfxrr' 4 A V. ,. ., 1, ..'- . .. ., . .1 xx-J Hrlrr: Irx1r1'1fr H1116-'5' M 'JI' Inner Ciwybell Iluvmi Lartz Hfawqrii F-Y','5'T You+h's Mir+l'1ful Maze f. X7 ,. ,,.,, , nl 1 , 5, un n in P 'i T' N' Q -f U Q 9 f 5 ' v 3 v ' S 4 V-uv Y aw., fy gg J , Wm F 15 1- 669, g,v'f v-V xlhgl! 5 his .9 wad' E5 4.5 f f - s- ' Stroudsburg after completing a pass in lnterboro game. HTACKLING 1.1 :topped by Harold Dailey. I 946 FOOTBALL SCHEDULE Sept. 29- -Alumni . . . . ....,... . . . . . . Oct. 5---Bangor ..,, . . Oct. l2-flsehighton . . Qct. l8 Pen Argyl. . . . . Oct. 26 -Wilson . . . . . . Nov. l-Coplay . . . . . . Nov. l5fNazareth . . . . Nov. 23-eStroudsburg . . . . . Home Away Away Home .Away Home .Away .Away The leaves have turned and the crispness of fall is in the air. Once again we hear the old familiar sound of shoe leather against pig- skin and the 'lone-two-three-hike! of signals being called. Yes, another football season is in progress. This year the football future of our school profited by the arrival of the new coach, Mr. Raymond Stengel, who hails from the Univer- sity of Pennsylvania. A capable athlete him- self, Coach Stengel was named All Northern in '44, when he played guard for the Universtiy of Pennsylvania. With his friendly personality and immediate interest in the team, Coach Stengel became the bright ray of hope for our team, which was weakened by the loss of many of our good players through graduation. The squad, although small and inexperienced, showed much improvement and pep in prac- tice. Much was expected of this years team, and they did their best to achieve what was expected of them. I'.tfP'l-t 4'I'41!fll Coplay is stopped by Russ Staples Football Squad- First row, left to right: lack Kinnarrion, Ken- neth Brown, Ernest Papillon, Richard Gilliland. Donald Sny- der, Paul Strunk, Robert Hartman, Howard Fredrick, Norman Frisbie, Harold Dailey, George B. Stettler, Daniel Lee, Russell l.eBar. Second rowi Edwin Snyder, Frank Presty, lack Gel- inas, Russell Staples, William Shelley, Keith Edinger, Richard Epplev, David Keller, Malcolm Maguire, Carl Krotzer, William TOUGHIESH for no crain through center of the linc- leader, Willxarn Laine, Gerald lflyes, Charles Sargeant, Fred Whitrnan. Third row: Mr Ralph Burrows, Coach Raymond Stenael, larnes Eowrnan, lanies Chase Ronald Walter.. Glenn Fleming Carl Edlund, Charles Schaller, Richard Yuso Robert Michaels, Carl Boushell, lack Bernbaurn, Gerald Snceltz, David Srnith, Robert Schmidt Mr Lewis l-lastie Srettler ana Brown are ready to pounce upon our oppon f-nt in lntorboro gaiiie But inexperience was a factor which was not counted upon as rnuch as it should have been. For, although the boys fought to the best of their ability, it wasnt good enough and the score proceeded to turn in favor of our opponents. Although rnany changes were rnade, rnost of the boys were in there fighting all the time. All chances of winning are gone for this year, but next season, with the return of boys like Dave Keller, our first string center and a great rnorale builder, 'llflicku Frisbie, our best pof tential passer, Keith Edinger, our level-headed quarterback, George Stettler, the snappy tere rier linernan, and many others of the sarne cal- ibre, next season is certain to show some good results. liven though our boys: tasted nothing but bitter defeat, they can hold their heads up with the knowledge that if given the chance, with experience, they can be a winning tearn. Altriotigh rnost of this seasons team will return next year, there are a few who will not get another chance to tear up high school turf with their cleats. These are boys who are graduating this year. Paul Strunk, Robert Harte rnan, '.'.'gll1azn Laise, Donald Snyder and Howe ard Frederick, will all have to sit on the sidef liner next reason and cheer their forrrier tcarr- zriategt on to vgctcry. l'1i1'1f 11111 Ll Varsity Basketball Team-First row. left to right: Elwood Gordon, Stanley Woolbert, Daniel Eppley larnes Harmon, Raymond Mery, Raymond Oltflelko, Forrest Marsh Second row: Coach Walter Stem, William Laise, Paul Strunk, Richard Sampson, Robert Hartman, Edwin Hostetter. ll ' ll SCHEDULE Net Profit Opponent Where Played This years varsity basketball team was Blair Academy. Alumni . ...,, . Albany, N. Y... Coplay . . . . Stroudsburg . . Phillipsburg, N. I. Fountain l-lill .... Pen Argyl .... Blair Academy. Nazareth ..... l-lellertown . Bangor . . . . . South Whitehall Wilson .... Coplay ,... Stroudsburg . Fountain l-lill Pen Argyl Nazareth l-lellertown Bangor .... South Vtfhitehall Stroudsburg . I 'A ffl yi' .. .. Away . .Home . Home . . .Away . .Home . .Away . . .Home . .Away . . .Home . .Away . . .l-lome . .Away . . .Home . . .Away . Home Away . .Away Home .l-lome . .Away . l-lorne . . . . . . .Away East Stroudsburg State Teachers College one ot the finest teams to be led by the ingen- ious coaching ot Mr. Walt Stem in the many years ot Eastburgs Basketball History. The team rode to many victories and tew defeats under the leadership ot Captain lim l-larmon. With the help ot Bay Olflelko, T Abe Woolbert and Dan Eppley, lim Harmon and Bay Mery proved to be a hardftofbeat combi- nation. The fighting Eastburg team was the tirst to defeat the mighty l-lellertown, led on by our dead-eye Mery. Harmon, the main wheel ot the team, proved to be a superior ball handler and through this, caused the crumbling of many ol our opponents defenses. Mery was high man on the team leading with 267 points, Woolbert followed second with 246 points and Harmon tallied l7Q points. Although the Eastburg Basketeers did not come through the season undefeated, they caused many upsets and provided thrills galore in their nip and tuck playing. The peak ot glory was reached when they whipped Stroudsburg three consecutive times. The Lions Benefit Game was won by a score oi 4429, thereby achieving the Lions Club lnter- boro Trophy for the Eastburg Basketeers. FL 1' :J r. -' 1 lrit' zz 1 I1..I .r.ff r ., f ' WL: 9317,-.'1r. rxf' hifi Licti CZK, cn by Emi S2 .,,. .A ',Jf.j.f arf' ' 1' CCQIMI. ,.,.- - vx., ff.A,,,'Y 'f--'11 J ' 11 + - 4 'ASLI ,1,x...f w lunior Varsity Basketball-'First row, left to right: lack Van Vliet, David Smith, Kenneth Brown, Norman Fris- bie, Keith Edinger, Richard Woolever. Second row: Coach Walter Stem, Wilmer Barlieb, Edwin Snyder, William Leader, Paul Shamp, Harold Dailey, Lee Terrill, Fred Whitman, Manager Russell LeBar. Opponent Blair ..... . Tobyhanna .. Coplay ...... Stroudsburg .. Phillipsburg . . . Fountain Hill. . Pen Argyl. . Blair .,...,. Nazareth . . . Hellertown .. . Bangor ,...... South Whitehall Wilson ....t... Wilson .. Coplay . . . . . Stroudsburg . Fountain Hill. . Pen Argyl Nazareth . Hellertown Bangor . . South Whitehall Stroudsburg .. l ifl,t'-fivu SCHEDULE Where Played ..........Away ....Home ....Away ....I-lome ....Away ....Home . ..Away ....Home ...Away ....Home ....Away ....Home ....Home ...Away . ..l-lome ...Away ...Away Home ..l-lome Away . . . ...... Home . . . . ....... .Away East Stroudsburg State Teachers College Future Champions This year's lunior Varsity was composed of underclassmen, not only from our own high school, but also from the Iunior High School. By developing boys from the Iunior High School, a better squad can be acquired for the varsity by more years of experience. The Eastburg Iunior Varsity provided many exciting thrills for the fans as a preview ot the varsity games. Even though they were an inexperienced team and won only 7 games out of 26, they gained the knowledge of team- work and sportsmanship. The Iunior Varsity builds up the potential men for the varsity. Even though the Iunior Varsity games do not contribute anything to the benefit of the league championship, they do bring out individual stars who will add to the betterment of the varsity. This season's squad was composed ot: Forwards: Fred Whitman, William Leader, Al- bert Newton, Wilmer Barliebg Centers: Kenny Brown, and Ed. Snyder, Guards: Dave Smith, Keith Edinger, Harold Dailey, Lee Terrill, Paul Shamp, Dick Woolever, and Flick Frisbie. Girl Varsity Basketball Kneeling left to rlght Lois Cramer Olive Hay Seated Ianet Plattenburg Ed wma Hartman Loretta Gorman Luella Albert Mildred Keller Ioan Bean Helen Canfield Standing Miss Inez Roberts Fay Foley Emma lean Singer Faye I-lumm l Alberta Cramer Mary Stalmer Elizabeth Tewks burv Catherine Sincock Girls' Varsity Basketball After many Weeks ot intensive practice the Eastburg girls began their basketball season. The girls were victorious in tive out of seven games played. Outside teams who served as competition were the Alumni, Iunior High School, Stroudsburg Intramural winners, and Portland High School. The two defeats were against a fast Portland team. An improvement was noted in the playing ability of the girls as the season progressed. All games proved to be fast moving and thrilling. The team was organized this year as the first girls' varsity team under the direction ot Mr. William Moorehead who was ably assisted by student teachers from the college. Coach Miss lnez Roberts did an exceptionally fine job with the cooperation ot the members ot the teams. The year proved to be a successful one and more games are being planned tor the coming year. SCHEDULE March 4., , March 7. , . March 10. . , March 12 , March l9. . . March 24 ...,. February 24 .. . , . Portland . . , Portland , . . Iunior High . , . Iunior High . . Stroudsburg . . Stroudsburg . . . ,Alumni l ij'l-x'-lliwt' Baseballi First row, left to right: Daniel Lee, Iarnes Harmon, Carl Krotzer, Daniel Eppley. Second row: Elwood Gordon, lames Owens, William Quinlan, Robert Crane, Paul Strunk, Iames Loysen. Third row: Manager Iack Eagle, Forrest March, Stanley Woolbert, Raymond O'Melko, William Laise, Robert Hartman, Ernest Martz, Coach Wal ter Stem. ACES OF CLUBS AND DIAMONDS IQ46 BASEBALL SCHEDULE The 1946 baseball season, although it Nazareth , . Home Bangor .... Home Tannersville Away Fountain I-lill Away Wilson .,,. Home Nazareth . , Away lslellertown . Home Bangor ., . Away Fountain Hill Home Stroudsburg Away Hellertown Away Wilson , , . Away Tannersville Home Fifty-fnin' looked rather black at first, didn't turn out half bad for our aces. At the start of the season, the team was a little on the green side with no really good pitchers or catchers. But as the season progressed, so did the ability of the team. With 'lMose Gordon and Booder Strunk on the mound, and Bo-Bo Crane be- hind the plate, our boys won four of the last eight games of the season. Good teamwork and fast thinking were great factors in decid- ing the success of our team. One of the highlights of the season was the victory over l-lellertown, the league leaders and winners in the Lehigh Northampton League, by the score of 8 to 4. Gordon and Strunk were essential in winning this game through their capable pitching. Another high- light was the night game with Stroudsburg. This was the first baseball game to be played under the lights between the boros. .- 11 1 .,. v Y 5 . 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New that you have graduated each or the H L h nes Keep 11J1LlSt of the lxttst loc 11 md 111131 n1t1ona1 news events tlnough the columns of The Dulx 1 ecold' Complete md up to the mmute cox 81 lge of nevss ex ents 1n Momoe Countx ln 21 stat! of expel unc ul nw sp mu men DQJHILSLIL 1nd 1nte1n1t1on11 cox el lge thlough the nevws g1t11e11nfr121t111t1es of '1 he Assocmted PIQSS Leadmg sx ndlcated colummste, Gem ge Sokolsl X Paul 'Nlallon F11c11 11 lflf1e1S W11 N lI1l11611 1nd 11 1 111 s The Dam y Record Senm 'lhe Stloudslrungs md Monroe 1 ounty 1 O O C 2 '12 - 2 11 '2 2 '- 2 D s 7 7 'Ku - nw , ' v 3 . c Q t A 2 - - - ' Y '2 ' Y 7 ' , 1 y v 4 n ' 4 . , ,, , 2 ,. . ' 2 ' 2 2 ' '2 n I 6 .1 v . 2 . 1 l :lv l 1 1 I 1 I V , - 1 .' 3 - ' . xf, . ' , J 1 2 , 2 - - 1 . Y 3 ' ' . tel X , . . 1. 1111J,. o I ' . 2' . V ' . 1 . -1 L 2, n 4 ,. I u Y f lx ight Complnmenfs GLEN LOWRY PHOFOGRAPHS of f2TE?NI:lir1 511'-v-1 S'l'liHl'I1SI3I'Ii1i. IICNYA. Complrments of COLE S DRUG STORE H L CLEVELAND EAPI 'VI COIF' Prop Plumbing and Heatrng '39 S Crystal St East Stroudsburg 11 Cr55t'1l Street Ewst Stroudsburg FOR EAST STROUDSBURC5 DINER Complete Home Furmshmgs Route P01 Fist bttoudsburp., I HOVVARIJ V WIDVIEP Prop GLOBE FURNITURE CO Phone 612 R Twenty Four Hour Servrce PHONE 91 12 Fenner Bldg East Stroudsburg Phone 324 Estibllshed 1933 Complrments of Easf Stroudsburg Hardware Co 105 107 Crystal st East Stroudsburg C E LANTZ CLIFFORD B MONSELL Prop AMERICAN HOUSE Compllments of Th H F 6 Omg Away 'Om Home E D HUFFMAN a. sous B F VVEISS Mgr Marxhrlls Crack Pennr I . . L4.. , 44, ' . A 'U .1 ,'. A. . r. . S 1.5 -I.: J 'f, 'a. EE US . 1 L. ' . . '- ,-. ,. , .. . . 1 . . . . . . , ' . . . Compliments DUNKELBERGER 81 WESTBROOK Funeral Home I BI THOMAS P LAMBERT POST No 2540 Veferans of Forengn Wars Complzments of TRABULSI TEXTILE CO I-4.81 SIIOLDSBLIK IA KEIPER S INCORPORATED The Best In Laundry PHONJ of , STHO 'TTS Wifi, VA. . 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E ' u 3 7: Complimenfs WORTHINGTON MOWER COMPANY Y F d1yF TRADERS FLOUR 81 FEED COMPANY of Stroudsburg, Penna. o ' eed S o e I 283,285-1287 XYz1shinglun Strvvl. 72 YEARS OF SERVICE Everythmg to slmpllfy your shoppmg and to satlefy the most exactmg needs of ex cr1t1cal chentelc Gag xgxkbcg 0 5 55 ,915 C,-ex' QS VR 'V' 'QNX wb we QUALITY 405 DEPENDABII :TY SERVICE The Wyckoff polncy IS +o please +ha+ s why we are known as The Friendly S'I'ore Where Thrlf+y Folks Luke To Shop authorlzed sellmg agent SEARS ROEBUCK AND CO H Ca - Zvu Z.: EIAV In A E' -'do' - Q9 ergo ' --W. fi -.A- V ez, X2 'fI5ffff3.j2'2f:'2ii2Q2Qs 2f51:'f.igQifzg-S3 I l 1'l .1 : KK ' he Q5- 'Z n X U 5 X451 - Ironwood House Traulers Ca'rerp:IIar Tracfors Farm Machmery VAN D YETTER JR Marshalls Creek Pa PHONF .2045 I 2 MT TOM TEA ROOM Route NIJ Mrlford Ptltt I-1 t Stroudsburg, I 1 OPFN ALL X EAI Qualrty Foods Clean Servlce Caterzng to Banquets Partres Etc Phonf Stroudsburg GOQ1 .1 3 For RL Lrxatlfms FIRESTONE STORES 508 Washlngton Street EASI S'lROUDSBURC PA Phone 1821 C H TRAVIS 81 SONS Hardware Seeds Implements MONROE MUSIC CO RECORD SHOP Monroe County s Favorrte Record Bar METROPOLITAN RUG SERVICE Fmesf uaIlI'y Shampoolng of Rugs and UpI'1oIs'rery Fenner Bldg, Phone E Stroudsburg P1 2048 FLEETVILLE SERVICE STATIONS VS II I ARD SIAPLES Mgr Gulf Produc+s 321 N Courtland Street Phone 2883 EASI SIROUDSBURC PA Magazrnes Newspapers Tobaccos CARAMELLA S Fenmr Bldg F1 t Stroudsburg P ABBOTT S ICE CREAM lake Avt ax Sundaes A Specmlty The Most Complete Lrne of Magazrnes rn the County Srrltjl ' 0 1. E r ' - . Ls S ' ' J.. . ' 1 ' I ' - . . 'Y V , 15 So. Courtland St., East Stroudsburg , . ' I' X . E ' Q ' , L. K-- I 7 V ,. . , . -' . .fs ' . a. . l ' . 1 ' rw - , V S K -L V 1 Lv. :H :V 4 . . ANU' PATTERSON KELLEY COMPANY INC C pl' 5 of of Eas'r Shoudsburg, Penne. Phone 713 PAUL BERNER ELECTRICAL CONTRACTOR Wiring for Light, Heat and Power 199-201 Su. Crystal Sl. East Stroudsburg Compliments QUICK AND MANSFIELD INC AND EAST STROUDSBURG BOWLING ACADEMY JIM HARMON Prop Compliments of HERBERT G. BONSER REX AUTO STORE :res Oul Ba'H'erues Opposlte A Kz P East Stroudsburg PHONE 2446 Compliments of Sfroudsburg Bofflmg Works Manufacturers f DOC S BEVERAGES Phone 949 You can go places by having your Tailored to Your Measure FIT GUARANTEED SILVERMAN S EAS1 s'1 ROUDSBURG Suit Compliments of GREENLEAF TEA ROOM Z1 VVash1ngton bt AMLI and FDNA WII LIAMS PHONE 1885 Compliments of STAR FURNITURE STORES Cor S Courtland 8x Analomlnk Sts Elex en Clystal St EASI STROUDSBURG PA Bzurx II of I . Tl O l ' ' ' 0 V I ' ' , PA. .-XA. . COIIIADIIIIICIZIS Lancaster S'ra+loners Othce EAQLIIIJYDCHY School Supplles Greetmg Cards Stauonery Book Leather Goods Complzments Rip Van Wmkle Compliments Monroe Da I ry COHIDIIHIEHIS Dale H Learn Realtor HOUSE General Rell Estate J bt N N of O I'IA.S'l' S'I'IiOl'I1SI3l'Iir1, PA, of l'1'5f1:1l Sl. Upposm- I,:u'kzm'zu111z1 IM-poi , S .i of of I O 0 2 0511. Pow Oilifw-, I-Inst Sirwlxflx 1, Pt mr -H34 KEMMERER PAPER COMPANY D1str1butors of Sfandard Products of America s Foremos+ Manufacturers representing 'rhe enhre range of qualrhes for every rqulremenf of the modern schoolroom Paste Blackboard Accessor1es Lead Pencrls Composltlon Books Penholders Constructron Paper Practlce Papers Drawmg Paper Rulers Drmkmg Cups Sweepmg Compounds E1 asers Tollet Papers Inks Paper Towels Note Books Waste Baskets We also carry IH stock a complete lme of Mrlton Bradley Companys KINDERGARTEN AND PRIMARY SUPPLIES 355 357 Hamll+on Allen+own Pa Tablets Flags Compliments CRYSTAL BARBER SHOP s N N X Sl WX MONROE WAIST co Lld bll N04 MURANSKY S MARKET Grocernes Mea+s Frozen Foods C A NAUMAN PAS1 SIPOLDSBLPC EASI SIROUDSBL PC IA Sporting Goods ci' Electncal Applzances 1003 MAIN S 1 PEE 1' Telephone 623 GLENN W KISOR Aclvlsor and Dlrecfor of Funerals Stroudsburg Pa LLQ5 L XM of Opp. IH. L. Sz NV. .'l2lIiOI1 J 1. .' '. . f ' I'l:1stSt1'0 s 1'g,Pa. Phono L I 24 XVashington St. 107 NVashingt0n St. 1 v v Q , . , . . 1, PA. ,H . v , , -:gtk l L O O I y F!! Compliments of Kos+er s 5c IOc+oSI00 arlefy S+ore :wt 11 md VV iNhlUj,,lO1T Streem FASI S I ROUDSBURK Phone 9054 SWEET SHOP OUR OWN MAKE In C14 'lm 'lYldC'lI1dlCS S1ltulNuts Aunt Vvhumm s Lhocolites 1Opp D L 81 W Slatxonb 6 Cxwtil t EastSt1oud5bu1g Pa Complzments of Hamlen Flying Service Stroudsburg East Stroudsburg Alrport Comphments MONROE COUNTY NATIONAL BANK Compllments of COLONIAL DINER Corsaves Plesentatzon Bouquets EVANS The FLORIST 'III Vldlll S1 J n 9' I I A . , . V ' ' ' C z z 1: ' Y .' ' 1. - . Q ' 'L PA. . E 1 lc K ff A If Sorizls Sundzws I,unc'hOonvttv of Cz x 5 ff A ' ' z T ' 4 3 ST 1 S ., x ' ' ' , . . 6 . . .- f , . I hu 1- LJ-1 :IVV PHONE 102 MME FENWICK BEAUTY PARLOR 4 So Sexenth St Stroud burg Pa Complrments WILBUR LYNN MARTIN Photographs of Drstrnctron Happy Days McCONNELL S TAXI SERVICE Complrments HICKORY VALLEY FARM SALATHE S Home Bakery 8: Delrcatessen Delrcrous Cakes and Pres WEDDINC AND BIRFHDAY CAKEQ BAKED 'IO ORDER Marn Street Phone 724 Mrs J H Lanferman 8: Sons FI NEPAL DIREC roras Monroe County s Modern Funeral Home OUR IFILPHONE NO Fist Stroudsburg P1 Compliments of Phone 1942 JAMES V CADUE LITTLE FOLKS SHOPPE S I rind Theatre Bldg Infants Chrldrens Teen Age 145 S0 Courtland St Elst Stroudsburg 1 Appare I- rst Stroudsburg., P1 S ' 1 r J of I . . . . ' W ' , , ' , . 757, rs ALWAYS A'I' YOUR SERVICE 514. ' - 1 I i u Q x I 1-. . . - , , . , l ' v I ' Compliments of HUGHES PRINTING COMPANY EASTSTROUDSBURG PENNA Plumbmg Heahng Con+rac+ors In Sheef Meial Work Arr Conduhomng CHAS B I-IARTMAN AND SON EAST STROUDSBURG PENNA I C I. M.IIAliI'IN1A1N, I ' I, PHONIC ISIS!! Complimenfs BOS BILLIARD PARLOR and Eounfaun Service 103 Crystal Street East Stroudsburg Pa 9 NIJ JS D ' F 1 Complzments OWENS RADIO AND ELECTRIC Radlo and Elecrrzc Sales and Servzce t l Llf Ll HARRY EHRLICH S MARKET 16 wouth fJlLlII1'U1d Sturt F X81 STPOL IJSBLPC I X Trl S+a+e Newsdealers Supply nc 'NUI n x mx I FN Nl J 14 nur LI 1 S llf Hr I MI.. Af MLB. fiI'IOI.GI-I LOVSH II,I,, Proprivt :rs T4'lxlJllUI1f'I S11 1 ish rg 2751 . I of 'Q' ' ' r ,Q . f f.1, Z. . u . Q . '- Co I . U1 'V 'th f'f'U1'12 'f'f'1'f'fA' 23 N4l'Yl1 C'-zurtlami Stu-Q-I rlA. l' S'lxIiUl'I UBVIUQ, ' ,.'NA. 1 r v I-IA, S'I'IiOl'I SBI Htl, PA. Pl mv: SI: ish rg lflffl I elephrme 2170 RAY ARNOLD Clothzez Tazloz Haberdashm st St oud huxg I EAST STROUDSBURG NATIONAL BANK FU Vkashxngton SIIPQT Comphments of KRESGE DRUG STORE ID KI rs F It COIIIIJIIHIEHIS of F J KISTLER 84 SON 42 to 46 Washmg.,ton Street Phone 1116 J East Stxoudshutg P1 DIAMONDS VVAIC BU RT W SYLVESTER WATCHMAKEP Sz JILVX ELER Repfulmg '1 Spttlaltx 5.36 MAIN bIREET QTROUDSBURC' Complmzents of Easf Siroudsburg Open Market HOWELL S GREENHOUSES Ifast Stloudsbulg, I 1 PHOINIL 011 CORSAGES CUT FLOWE F01 All OCLSSIOIIS c 111 out XITNXXIILIL Compll ments of WHITE ROSE BAKERY 116 S Lcxulllwnd St I ASI SIROL DSBURK PA I hom SN S HH 7 H Eu., 5. I, S W' ,IL II. . inf!! ,, 3'0p. 3 7 A. ' 7 L' .Y - .- .' 'IIICS V 11612 Courtland St. Phone 9060 ' , , ,. PA. I W . , . v, :il VW1 'IX-I -gr: I I Fl '-rs , ,' ' A -- ' - Lt .-Qin 1' Complmzent s of George N Kemp Posi' No 346 Amerocan Leglon SIPOI DSBI If Chartel ed 1936 Telephones Club Rooms 9006 Ofhce 3169 The CLU Social Club of Monroe Coun+y T110 Home of All O1 imfed L3bO1 IJW XI IJ RINOB slclfnt S f lcc 'NC If c I SNS c u uth SI BI Compliments of BLITZ S RESTAURANT 'lst Stmudshuxg, I1 Complzments of BROWN S MARKET 1 Nllfllld TQ Everythmg IU Fresh Meats KREAM EE ICE CREAM NUTRITIOUS DELIVIOUS KREAM EE ICE CREAM CO East Stroudsburg Penna Phone 252 J M. H l I I I .ill I, . 5 , IC X 1 ' Pre. 1 ' ' C'I,.-XHICNCIC IICIP Vi 1- Pu-s' I ml C'IIAl'.' 'Y SCIIOCII lim-uling Se-. I,I.O'Y J NI. UL' 'lblili Se- I-'l'I'f'ilS, PAVI, fl.-XGNON SI!'XK'ZlI'd EAST . ' I 'i 2. PA. 267 So Cnurtlzxnfl SIN-4-I Ll.-X. ' S'I'ROlIIDS 'RTL PA. I PIL' .' A 3 'f, H. I NIzix1S1. ,' - NDLII1: Phur - LHS-.I Complzments of HELLER S MARKET mixw Complzments of R K LESOINE CO ewelem md Westmgghouse Agents h1np,tun S our Best Wzshes to the Semozs HARRY M ALBERT FRANK S NEWSSTAND KL VV S111 Clgalb Tobacco NewSpape1s COIIIPIIIIZGHIS of GEORGE W DOOLITTLE Decorahng 1 hm U DUI I 1 Complzments of Max Zacher s uala+y Shop S If 'JZ P lst StruL1dwhL1ry., I 1HONF 296 NEW YORK FLOWER SHOP Bouquets and Corsages Fresh Cut Flowers Flowers Wzfed Everywhe-1e XIWIII Stxeet Stmudxhux Complzments of PAPSON S BARBER SHOP N zzlx Il I IX!! KVIXNIZII Strcwt, 1411151 Sim xl 11111 531 XYQIS ' 1 SI. Iizxst ,'t1' islmul I Q - T5 Crysizll .'ll'ovt 'lol-8.1 Ia: . .' 'ull , . , . IJ. L. ' ' .Sz ion '16,Q H' 5 43,11 ' I 111 I,m-kzxxwumz Aux I' mv I 911' udsl gg, I'z1. 211-Ii Comnlzments C H CROWE CO INC INSURANCE EAST STROUDSBURG X II IIIONF w A1 ms LUMBER COMPANY IIIONI CHARITON S RESTAURANT IDEAL BEAUTY SHOPPE Founfaln Servace LUAA NIIEP1 1 Nllm Sm For Femznzne Art I BLI nmx trrurs LII Sh U1 Con latulatzons to the C1355 of 47 in 41 '5 ,Q 103mm THE PENN STROUD Best Wzshes fzom GRAND THEATRE . . .I .I E of 169 N 'z1wI1i11gm11 S 'c-vt ' .' ISI IiA, ' S'l'HOl'I .'Bl'Ii11 ' . ' 'I 1133 I ' . 4- V V I f . , , . , , . 52f.L' . xvI 'L STHO 'IDS ' UL. PA, 628 Ixli 'I ft.. S 'r lib '51, Pal. l'I14mv UIHT Vp mx-1' I z lcfyk ' fr ' ' ' f ' b , . , .I-43.5-TMJ -1 T 1 2-.fTf'35441v.,Z ' i.' , ,.. ' .' .--' - J , , Y- .i1H .::r - -iw' - . - .-11 .4- ., -. - 48 'f ' 1 -- f il - . I .4 'f -1 1 . .. . VV , .,,. f,L'A-.Mgmt Compliments BEN S Service Sfahon ff. ' .- vvznxla F. LYNN LANTZ JACK H. LANTZ Roprc wut ing Massachusett Mut Llfe Insurance Co Complzments of HOME TOWN BAKERY MANSFIELD THE TAILOR Spemlfzed uth 1 Homemade Bxead Damsh Pastry Cooklvs Cheesecake Comnlzments of PUZEO BROTHERS COIIIIIIIHIQHIS lnfernahonal Boller Works X of I 5 . ' ll ll ' . I , 211 Su c'lllll'1l2lHd Stl' 14-I ' - ' Pham' GTG-I-I ' . -- , of O O I'I.,XS'l' S'I'ROl'IJSBl,'HlJ. PA. V OF V I'IA, l' S'l'liOl'IDSBl'IiCi, PA. LINE MATERIAL COMPANY Pennsylvania EAST STROUDSBU RG PA Manufacturers of Electrlcal Transmlsslon Dxstrlbutlon Street Iolghtlflg Alrport Lxghtmg Flood Lxghtmg Wlred Rad1o Control Equlpment rk refreshed of ... 'X wb , ,Nl HI ll 5? I Compliments of CARMEN Roller Slcafing Rink MEYERS FURNITURE COMPANY Furni'I'ure - Rugs -- Appliances COIIIDIIIIIPIIIS of CITY COAL CO Comlnllments f JAKE S PLACE COIIZDIIIIIGIIIS of R C Cramer Lumber Company MOUNTAIN LAKE HOUSE VILLAGE INN Comnhmenzs f TI-IE DAIRY DEN Mllk Bal Fountam Luncheonette A A . 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