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

 - Class of 1950

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Qo1al1o IOTP Cla Q lumor Claes Stuohes Football l1m1or Play Dance I ur Table ol Contents Wunter C ab and Oraan1zat1one Cl metuas Dance C eerleaders ll Basketball Var 1t, Ba lcetball S rmq Band Chorus Forert ICQ lumor Prom emor Ve Il mee Summer The Semors Patrons Advemsement QE F II ,X V IT , fy L Y I 4 ' , . 13 ' - 14 , 15 1' f' A - Y lS , f l E1 , 19 l 1 1 . 22 1 Af , 1 ' 3U CX .. ol . . jj w X lubtor Play 31 yoj' lf' 21 ' . . 32 QL! Eff . 33 A 'ss' 1' is , . , 34 X P .. 33 , , . 39 .fee NW 3' AY . C 1 - 41 S .1 1 C' . Foreword Cur Ltfe Through The Four Seasons rs the theme ot a Torche 50 Fall Wtnter and Sprmg have flown by and we the senror class are graduatrng tnto the summer of our hte Wrth pen and lens we have recaptured brrefly the story of our days at East Stroudsburg Htgh School Agatn we see the football games the sentor play sophomore lnttxatton and the new y elected class otftcers As Fall fades 1HlO Wlnter we read about clubs dances honorary soctettes and basketball game Wlth Sprtng come band concerts choral recrtals forensrcs shows us ready and eager for the fulflllment of Summers oromtse No matter where we go rn the years to come we know our thoughts wrll return over and over agaln to the happtest days of our lrves to the East Stroudsburg Hrgh School to the rnterests we had there and to the many frrends we have made We have falthfully recorded these events tn our year book La Torche 50 Dedication To those who have been a part of our lrfe for the past tour years the staff of La Torche 1950 dedlcates thrs book To the admmlstratlon and faculty who have gulded us through these years we are forever grateful Many trmes we have wondered about the gurdance of our faculty has rt been gutdance or was rt merely forc1ng us to work agaxnst our w1ll? Many trmes too we have wondered about our selves were we good to work w1th or drd we make the lrves of our faculty as mrserable as poss1ble7 To all of you we wtsh the best of fortune and happmess as you ao through your years of htgh school lrfe L ' . the Iunior Prom and our Senior Memories, The Senior Album C O School Board IACOB M HILL HORACF L WALTERS HoWARD s ECKERT IL IAMES S BUNNELL QLYDL N SHALLER BENIAMIN K WILLIAMS X ,L CLYDE SHAFFER C, R. BFNSINGER Adminisfrrafors RUTH MACKES Secretary to Mr Secor CARL T SECOR P pervmmg PFIHCIPGI Se re arf xo Mr Burrows I-hgh Scnool Prmclpcl Twf n LOUISE PHAT!-X RALPH 0. BURRQWS Sfaff RALPH BENDER AB RUTH D BLACK BS MRS KATHLEEN BUTZ BS MA Engllsh SOCIGI Studles Commerclcll Enghsh Soc1Q1Stud1es MARGUERITE CRAMER BS MRS EVELYN DeWITT BS GILBERT E DUNINING BS MA Mus1c Comme-rc1c1 Enghsh French Z IOHN ECKERT BS MS MRS HARRIET HANTIIS BS NRS RUTH HARVEY BS EUQIWL1 Cormlerclal Health cmd Phys Ed Eight , .. , , ,. . , .., . , f T A , MQ K, sw ,ff 5 , --, ,. , , .. . , .. 4. Slahc LEWIS HASTIE BS M Ed MRS VALESKA HELLER BS Blology Ar MICHAEL IACABELLA BS Amemcau HISTOIY World HISTOTY HAROLD LEE AB MA Mcltherrctlcs Physlcs R FRFDERI K IONES MD School Pl'1VS1C101'1 DOLORES LESOINE BS L1brc1r1on FRED HERSHEY BS M A Socxcl Stud1es Health cmd Phys Ed DOROTHY LOVETT BS Commercxcl Nzm l A , . . . . C , . . lOl-IN P. KIST, BS., MA, Sla MRS MARTHA MARTIN AB AM CHARLES SCHATLER BS M Ed CHARLOTTE SHJPP RN Lcllm lncluslnol A tr, School Nur e WALTER STEM BA CLEMENT WIEDINMYER BS MA GE College SCISUCG Fellow MUwlC ROYDEN LERCH NATHAN KISHPAUGH IOHN WALTON Custochurx Cuslodlcm Custodmn TL n , , A . - 4, - - E ., . ,, . , , . ' ' , T - . .F 1, :1 l , . . ' , l, ., l. 7x 1 W 'fx 'QEQQNX if Aiiyvsfff of we Fall brings classes and OTTICSFS Frrst Row left to rrqht L Ace G Camall S Nose M Ione F Naugle A Hamer B Shaffer H Frantz L Gorman B Blum V' Smrth N Bradford H Luz1nsk1 A Houser I Brtnk D Transue Second Row left to rrght H Albert E Paptllon I Pr ce I Getz M Cra der H Onev R LaBar I Paul A Seese M Vallershamp B Rusk B Schrrudt G Chobev 'vt Swan C Smtth M Mlller Thrrd Row left to rlght D Eatchler I Boyer I Predmore V Rehm H Wol layer L lvferkel R Shelley K Ffreclmlller H Smeltz M Snyder M St1ne I Staple P F1sher D Dellarta I Wallace A Flemlna L Srncock M Mrller Fourth Row left to rlght C Carpe ter A Sm th C Palmer R Van Why I Alberts B Moore V Hartzell E Merr1nng M LaBar G Barr I Frttz C Herman A Stettler D Smrley C Bach P Lttts L LaBar Frfth How left to rlght C Shaffer C Lang R Slsttt r R Young P Stewart G DeW1tt R Lane H Wrlhams Str n ll Whrtmore M Marz H Hut on E Evans T Ban cr M Strunk L Fellman Srxth Row left to rrght R Whrttalfer H Whltman I Manson I Snyder Sev nth Row left to rtght l F1 her C Sandt S Penntse H Strunk L Cramer R Freder1ck D Artzt H Lltts K Alspach D France R Heller G Fll nberger C Heeter F Heeter Etghth Pour left to rlght I Wlggtns H Ace I Belhs H DGV15 M Mrller lunth Row left to rtght I Tredtnruck I Counterman W Shr l' S Counterrnan R Rledmlller I Lambert G Pos rnaer A Mrller ft Steele W Fyer P Anderson R Schwartz I Ktnnaman Sophomore Class I-fustory Sept 8 Oh' Those Senrors' Sept 20 Electrons Prestdent Ronnte Young Vtce Prestdent Charlotte Her man Secretary Hazel Smeltz Treas urer Paul Anderson Advrser Mrs Hantjts Gct 5 Look at the b1rd1e' Oh' Those yearbook prctures Oct 7 lntt1at1on Prgtatl patamas and bow tres' Ugh' Nov 8 Frrst class meetlng A foun tam pen? D c 21 Chrrstmas trees and Santa Claus Sophomores help mth Chrlst mas dance Ian l3 Ray Steele on Varsrty Basket ball Team F b l Sophomores change advrsers Goodbye Mrs l-lantjrs Hello Mrss Lovett March lU Some Sophomores learn no to play hookey' Apr1ll9 Band rn Phtlaclelphra Schoolmens Week Lucky' May l5 Peace' Senrors rn Washlng on Iune 9 Sophomores no more' TL I F . . C I. u k. X. ' Y, . t, . s , . S, . ' ts , . . , . . ' ' W, s ' i . Miller, A. DeLuca, W. Peeney, H. Grethlem, G. Lesoine, I. Se-ese, C. Shouppe, D. Gerrity, K. Vfojack, E. Woolever, I. . 'rt . . . . ' A , . ss' . ' . . . '. A . . . I . t - H - . . - . ' W 4,1 I I 1 ' , 2 A I A .. V I 3, A e . -4 4 ' 1 . Tr h - ' e . - . ' '. T . zur rf Enrst Row left to lght B Stettler L Wagner N Evans B Smlth I Transue P Mtller G Woolever D 'Vhller S Strunk C HamerSSm1t1 G Adams l Decker D LaBarre I D1ppre D Dtppre I Rlnker Second Row left to rrght I Co lon1us I Harlacher I Rattt I Strauser I Kennedy M I Wtlltams O Sutton I Rogers M Maynard I Pensyl M Osmun H Iel1n P ls elm M L Anglemyer B Albertson S Ptpher R Swtngl Thlrd Row lett to rlght G Gross H D1ppre R Gros T tred1nn1ck B Terrlll R Strunk C Seese I Stellner B Me-Jae H Wagner H Wagner G Puhdo I Pearson E Kroboth I Busn I Hagg M Schmtat Fourth Row left to rlght T Bartholomew VI! Harrls Naxutm I Ktfftn D Br1nk R Nase A Moseller R Parton I Pohnskey E Pensyl R Slutter K Munch C Hallet Prpher T Ne Ivhart Fttth Row left to r1ght L Da1ley R Cratne E Cramer G Kolcd R Penntngton I Gessner Hartman R Butz B Bogart T Dowhng R Mood H Ness K Heckman K Counterman Stxth Row left to rtght Mott H Edwards L Dtxon H Eaton W Schmtdt A Kymer D Doll G Stack K Long R Hambtn C Rodger StettlerIR1ne E Dolar' R H1ll1ard Seventh Row left to r1ght P PTICS L Martz C Getz I Kllngel G Snyder 1lur o M lvfarvm Jumor Class I-Ilstory Sept 9 Back to the grmd agaln one year older and one year Wtser CWe hopelj Sept l7 lntttal class me-etmg Wlth new ot hcers Pres Harold Eaton Vtce Pres Mar Jane Osmun Sec Kenneth Heckman Treas Pat Mlller Dectde to present a Iumor Play tor the f1rst t1me In School s h1story wlth Mtss Lesome as dtrector Nov 13 Battle scarred heroes end grtdtron Wars Iumor class Well represented by such hardtes as Hartman Gessner Eaton George and Roy Gross NOV 22 Play cast lS selected Nov 23 The Thanksgtvmg dance a bnlltant soctal as Well as monetary success spon sored by class Ian 12 Play ttckets gomg hlce hot cakes Ian lil Play cast strugglmg hard through ln termmable rehearsals Rtght Mtss Leso1ne'9 Ian l9 Room Trouble a success' Ian 20 Play cast strll recuperatmg reb 23 Nattonal Honor Soclety IS selected Iumor representattves Barbara Metzgar George Gross Robert Terrlll and Iames Gessner Feb 23 E S H S Qumtet wlnds up success tul season Iuntor basketters Terrtll Pen mngton Gessner Tredmntck Ptpher 'Vlarch l6 l7 County Forenslcs Apnl 2U Harassed commtttee members com pletmg fmal arrangements for the Prom May l3 Soft hghts mustc The Prom a real trlbute to the departlng Semors Iune ll Full tleged Sentors at last' lllllf . T. F . . . . , . . . , . , . ., . , . , . , . , .1 , . , .1 . , . . I F . , . I, . , . , . , . , . I , , , . . I - I - I - I - I - - ALI - I - I - I - I I . ,V . . vw. I . , I . -N N I-I . . , X L F I . , . ,:I, I. , , , . , , , . I , . . I, . I I . , I , . , . , . , . , , , . 1, . E , . , . I, . , I . Y , . A . T Y vm . H , . . , . . , , ., . , . ,,, . , . ,l , wr ' ' 'C e I , . I , , , . , , , . , . , . , . g, . I, 1, S, ,-,. O . X., Q, . I . . ' , ' ' . 1 , , - -I I -I ' I AI I --I . . . I . . , I I I I ' I -r It II I I - I I ' I I I - 'I'A'H fall brings studies . English Our school paper The Eastburger IS edlted and pubhshed by the Juntor Journahsm class Much tlme and preparatlon precede the d1str1 button of thrs monthly pubhcatlon lohn l-l Eck ert faculty supervrsor atds the students ID thelr endeavor to make our paper the best 1n the hlgln schools of Pennsylvanla l Physics The physlcs class 1S one Whlch prov1des much enjoyment for students along Wlth hard work The puplls attend lecture classes then go to the laboratory where they put to practlcal use therr acqu1red knowledge Experrmentahons lncrease the mterest of every student Shop Our school prldes 1tself 1n tts co operatlon wlth the communlty ln the shop thls pollcy IS carnea out by prepanng a great number of our boys for Work ln the mdustrles of Eastburg after then graduatlon The school has three shops Wood worklng metal Workmg and pnnttng wh ch represents the major mdustrtes of th1s our town Fourier n Bookkeeping Every transactlon has a deblt and a credlt Bookkeeplng students soon learn these valuable Words They prove to be very useful for here ustng a typtcal buslness as an example the class keeps books IH a neat and preclse manner Thls Work often leads to a fasctnatrng hfe tune occu patlon a o U ,, . . . . . - 1 1 . I I . . . . 1 . . . : I I I . . n U . . . 11 - 1 1 . 1 ' I . . , . . . . J F - , , .l and more studies Latin Class Who sard that Latrn 1S a dead language? True rt has classrc qualrtres but therern l1es rts beauty The students are eager to pursue therr lessons darly and by translatrng Latrn passages uncover some ot the best llterature ever Wrltten Latrn can hve lt you let lt' at Girls' Gym All students take an actrve part 1n the physrcal educatron program which rs carefully planned to correspond Wrth the tour seasons These classes ard rn the tra1n1ng ot mrnd as Well as muscle and 1nst1ll the sp1r1t ot co opera tlon along Wlth enloyable recreatron Mechanical Drawing The mechanrcal drawrng room 1S a tarnrhar spot to all ot us lt 1S here that We can tlnd our technlcal boys worlang on drawrng and plans, Whlch they Wlll later carry out ln thelr shop Work The boys also learn blue prrnt readrng and other usetul rnechamcal knowledge The Library The lrbrary, a large cheerful roorn, IS the heart ot our school Because of a varled cholce of books from clasrcs to non t1ct1on to best sellers our students are able to use therr tune, elther 1n preparatlon tor a tuture assrgnrnent or 1n the lersurely readlng of a novel Fzftevn I O O '5..:55.g:.,..' 1: ' , ., ..., : , :., . ., ., A -v:m :3:52,-'-gg.::g , V ,- H - . ,I Q, '2 fZ- 2 ' .-,fi - V . lI5':':I'E:E5I - . 'J ,... z fr? J . ki 11 ?-2' 3--5fir2zf?Ziif2af4fE:2:25-fail.. 1 ' 2 ti I- .. .. 1112- 1' -i f L if w i: 1 X 7 V M ,, 'iifigi y fifi jliff' 'f Y ' . A Y.. N -- .... l I V I i - , tall brings football . First Row, left to right: Mr. Kist, I. Chase, I. Kinnaman, L. Martz, B. Notz, G. Gross, A. Moeller, I. Muys, R. Staples, R. Gross, Mr. Hershey. Second Row, left to right: I. Gessner, I. Shea, H. Freeman, G. Colonius, B. Pennington, A. Transue- capt., R. Eppley, H. Hartman, I. Brush, W. Harris. Third Row, left to right: I. Klingel, R. Slutter, L. Dailey, G. Litts, M. Martz, H, Eaton, I. Arnst, C. Gross, E. Woolever, P. Miller. Fourth Bow, left to right: B. Nase, R. Bice, C. Schaller, W. Chamberlain Cmanagerl, K. Long tmanagerl. Varsity Selecting his squad from the large number of candidates reporting for the initial practice on August 24, Coach Iack Kist began assembling a football team worthy of representing East Stroudsburg High. The training program in- cluded a new experience for Eastburg athletes, for on August 29 the squad journeyed to Pocono Plateau for a week of hard drill at football train- ing camp. Because of this training, the team was able to report for their first encounter in good physical condition and with good spirit, confident of a successful season. However, the campaign did not begin success- fully. fn spite of excellent defensive play, East- burg was unable to triumph in either of the first two games of the season. The Purple and White went down to defeat before Slatington, 6-U, and Pen Argyl, 14-0. Then the situation brightened considerably. Playing heads-up football, the East Stroudsburg team gained a moral victory by holding a highly favored Bangor eleven to a l2-7 score in a thrill- ing battle. Although the Cavaliers then lost a 6-U decision to a weak Lehighton team, feeling ran high in .S'i.1'fm'1z, Football East Stroudsburg in anticipation of an Eastburg victory. However, the powers that be decreed otherwise, and on a rain soaked Gordon Giffels Field the Mountaineers from Stroudsburg High retained possession of the Little Brown Iug by a score of 6-U. Suffering a let-down after the Battle of the Boroughs the Purple and White gridmen were run over 39-13 by a strong Wilson Boro team. Then the fates took a turn for the better and the Cavaliers tied Coplay 6-6. Next East Stroudsburg ran over an outclassed Belvidere eleven 25-7 for their only victory of the season. ln the final game on the schedule they were soundly beaten by a strong Nazareth squad 26-U. However, bad luck plagued the team all year as several touchdowns were called back when they could easily have won a game. Moreover, only four of the nine opponents were able to score in the second half. Things are looking rosier for next year, never- theless, because of the records of the underclass grid machines. The Iunior Varsity and Iunior High teams who will form the bulworks of next season's eleven finished unbeaten and untied. V 1 , if ' if ' 1 ' 'E 5 x , :S as Q , , .K , n 'SSB is ,1 W X'-2? .l.f Q V 5 'T ' ff? , -f-1 l as Q pi F y Niir 2 I 'llssv 2 r .- 1 the seniors presen. Professor, t-low Could You Left to rrght on floor The Three Chlldren loyce Young Be ty Hamrlton Beulah Smlth Left to rrght seated Grandma Pe ry Eleanor Delhkel Grandpa Perry Clohn Lambertl Professor Keats CSteve Kellerb Vrcky Randolph CFrances Qurnlanl Too IG Bean KDOYIS Chratl Left to r1ght stanarng Valerre Whrtrnan Qbonja Severudf lohn Appleby CB1ch ard oarpenterl Prlscllla Morley lBae Ol'larral Butcher Boy Bean CBrchard Eppelyj Boggms QB1ll Luckeyl Vrcky Watches Valerle try to snatch Tootsre Bean from the Pro essors lap Mrs Butz drrects and Les Carleton naps the actron shot for o.1r local paper I zqlzfccn Professor, I-low Could The dean of a small mrd Western col lege rs retrrrng and Professor Keats Perry has been offered the posrtron Wrth one reservatron he must get hmm elf a Wlfe lohn the farthful fnend Vrclcy the bane of Keats lrfe and Boggrns the butler select three candrdates Prrscrlla lohns secretary Valerre the Southern belle and Tootsre Bean the coy old mard Grandpa and Grandma Perry offer therr help when Butcher Boy Bean the wrestler comes to protect hrs srsters honor All ends hap prly Iohn and Pnscrlla reahze therr love Tootsre and Bogglns get hrtched Val ene leaves rn drsgust and Keats flnds out the pert Vrclcy IS the grrl for htm Professor How Could You played to capacrty crowds on Novemb r 18 at the East Stroudsburg Iunror l-hgh School 1 - A I X 1 ' r ' F ' . Y ., - . - - 1 1 1 1 . M. . . . ., I . . . .. . . , , L., . , . , . - ,-1 . . . . . . Q . 1 1 1 - L. I O . 1 1 1 1 . . . 1 T I 1 1 1 , - . 1 1 ? 1 1 - 11 1 11 I - I 1 .1 11 . - . . , 1 1 . . 0 I . ,. S V , V I I-lallowe en Dance The evemng ot October 29 was tllled Wlth mystlc atmosphere at least around E S H S The Semors had the gym transformed 1nto a ballroom whlch Would be home to any goblm and even the soft muslc ot Rudy Amspac s Orches tra seemed to hll us mth an lmp 1sh leehng as We danced 1n the shadows ot the fortune tellers booth along with fun and dances The Thanlcsgnvnng Dance A harvest moon soft hghts and the sweet muslc of Rudy Ams pacs orchestra Were the key notes to success tor the l-larvet Hop sponsored by the Iunlor Class Cornstalks pumpklns streamers and gold stars trans formed the gym and provlded the settmg lor many gay couples to trlp the l1ght tantastlc Am I o a 0 I 1 1 . . , l - . Y. . - 1 l w .- 1 1 1 S A 1 1 -. ctr 9 lr Ni' ir V 1 winter brings clubs and organizations . Seated left to r1ght L Wagner H Eaton R Steele I Muys G Gross I Pearson E Harntlton Standtng left to rlght E Delllce E Evans T Verway W Peeney E Dolan M Burrovs R Young H Grethletn Student Council Athletic Councft left to lght N Martz H Pennmgton R Staples R Steele H Dlp e C Schaller Absent Mr Snalier Seated, left to right, Mr. Hastie, Mr. Walters, Mr. Bunnell, Mr. Burrows, Mr. Kiet, Mr. Hershey, lvlr, Iacabella. Standing, zzty-tivo Flrst row left lo rlg 11 1 Nm: L Arnold C Scholler Mr Steyn E DeN1lce I K1ShpOUgh E HClIT11llO1'1 Second RON left to rlght I Arnold C Luis H Ololf F Qumlcxn L Scxvoge D Rredrnnler B Metzgor mfllfd Row left to rlght Gr Gross Naflonaf Honor Soclefy Safefy Pafrol Snell? Snow left to crm ll Br k G Grobs R Grobs C Shouppe From row leltto rlghl H Klrn er lf Loder R Srrrth 1 er 'I lull Hur R. Lonndown, l. Ceslsner,!S.lBortlilr, Hilyorcl, Terrilln I I I I I Q A I w y- ,Q ' . ' ,,,., A N - I - ,V V1 I 4 A A, 'iv' 'rv . . VTIOFS ClUlDS Seated left to rlght I Klshpaugh B Metzger H Smeltz I Arnold Standmg left to r1ght K Heckrnan L Arnold P M1ller R Carpenter N Evans S Keller F Qulnlan Mr Dunnrng E DeN1ke La Torche Literary Staff The lrterary staff of La Torche has Worked together to present the 50 edrtlon under the able leadershrp of Mr Dunnrng faculty advrser and Eleanor DeN1ke ed1tor ln chlef Franbes QU1Hl1H served as lrterary edltor and Rlchard Carpenter as photography edrtor assrstrng Mr Wrlbur Martrn Mrs l-lantjrs and Mrss Lovett were faculty advrsers for the busrness staff headed by Pa trrcta Phrlrnan busrness manager lt was through the efforts of thts staff that our yearbook was frnanced T rmztj four Business Statf Stanarng left to r1gh P O ra E Srn ley I r lacner B farrrs L at t nburg Seated left ut S 1th O Su D Cuat Strunk IN ltr , ,. ,. . ',. ':. , . 1 . V I ' ' . . 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Ze, -- Ftrst Bow left to rtght C Hamer I Kennedy B Metzger E DeN1ke B Barbe lv' Maynard Mrs Hantus A Hamer Second Bow left to rlght L Gorman P L1tts I Newhart I Pensyl G Puhao S Strunk G Adams C Seese N Burn lev S Schwartz Thtrd Row left to r1ght l-l Iehnek B Hamllton I Pearson E Kroboth rl Wagner B Rusk G Wool ever M Osrnun IN Metzger M ODonnell N Hamer Fourth Bow left to rtght P lsseltn H Srneltz I Stellmer P Ph1l man I Young B Garrls H Oloff P Flsher D Dellar1a I Wallace C Herman I Frttz When you see a group of glrls ceaslng therr chatter and starttng some useful proJect you know they are from the Trl H1 Y Mrs Evelyn DeW1tt and Mrs I-larrtet Hantus were the ca pable advlsers of the gtrls thts year As a group these gtrls have been gotng bowl HIY mg prepartng baskets for needy fam1l1es maktng a survey of students who wtll attend school next year and plannlng an annual banquet The club also sponsored a Sadte I-lawktns Day dance and Salnt Patrtcks Ball Some of the gtrls at tended a regtonal conference at Nazareth P r e s 1 d e nt Eleanor DeN1ke C tandxngl Conducts the tn ductton meetlng whtle fseated left to Tlghll Becordtng Secre ary Barbara Barber Corre spondtng Secretary Margle Maynard and Vlce Presldent Barbara Metzgar look on Twenh fi ,i . 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S . - 1 l I f ' f and stall more clubs F1rsfRoW left to r1ght K Munch R Mood l F1eher Second R J left to rrgh C Lana G DeW1tt R Steele I Manson N Whltrnore Th1rdRow left to rfght W Pre-1e R Mtller R Scnwartz M Martz R Nase Fourth Row left to r1ght K Alipach Ft Slutter C Shaffer H Hutson R Slutter Stananng left to Tlgfll D Scherrer R Hambhn K Long G Stack M Mtller C Sandt S Pennlse C Hallett Mr Bender G Kolcurvt I Rtne D Gerrtty G Posslnger A Mlller R R1edrn1ller R Lane H Lltts HIY One of the newer act1v1t1es tn our school 1S the H1 Y Club Thts IS part of a nattonal organ 1zat1on sponsored by the YMCA The club has many vanecl actrvtttes Wl'11ch are carrted on through the use of Y M C A factltttes as well as the Amertcan Legton 1n our comrnuntty 1' .mzty sw H1 Lite The Iumor l-hstoncal Soctety ln our school rs a club Wrth many actrvtttes Thts year the group sponsored a football hop a tnp to New York to the Museum of Natural Htstory a tnp to a play and attended the Iumor Hts torlcal Conventlon ln Hazelton F st Row l ft to nght B Moore I Arnst M Snyder I Strausser I Rogers Mr to nght D Smlley I Tran sue A Stettler B Smlth I rlght L DIXOH R Terrtll E Smtley M Arnst D Brtnk to r1ght K Heckman T Blondo E Dolan R H11 hard I O I O . . - .1 N, .L . . , . ,. ,. ,. . af, r,. H, . , . ,. , . C , . f - 1- f- 1- It - 1 - '1f- 1 - I - I A I . . . . , ,I H . . , I , . , - 1r ,e ' 1 I . T. ., Iacabella Secona Row left Rant Th1rd Row left to T Verwey Fourtn Row left Ssated V Moyer Stand ing left to riaht C Herman I Newhart K Heckman C Bach H Ness Organ Once again the halls of E S H S echo with the music of the Hammond Memorial Organ Throughout the year the organ students study their knowledge by contributing musical ac compaiment to all ot our assemblies You Hey Oh this a great a lot of Aff Club dont have enougn light on her nose l cant tind the vermillori What? is the art c io where studerts are pro deal o' time and patience out it is also lun Left to right I Kishpaugh C Shouppe R Barhight B Blum N Heller N' Stine M Vallershamn S Bortlik I lily i n . 2 V ,H FLW l i , all types ot compositions. These students apply ducing art straight from fairy land. lt takes aV1Cl SVSU ITIOFS Lett to rtght E Edmon on D Dtppre P Bensel Mtss Lesome I WIQQIHS M Swan D Batchler M Aebt H Frantz Librarians One of the most usetul groups ot students m our dally act1v1t1es are the student l1brar1ans They help Mtss Lesome wlth routme work among the shelves of volumes and a1d the students tn selectmg the1r resarch and hctton Works Rifle Club Thts club has one ot the largest member shtps ln the school Thls orgamzatton 1S athh ated W1th the Nahonal Rltle Assoclatlon wh1ch awards badges and dlplornas to the members as they proceed up the h1ll towards better marksmanshlp yard C Schouppe Ft Parton R Whrtrnan L2 Etlenberger I M nson Thrrcl Row lett to rtght R Young P Vtferkherser I Stellrner B llarronson l-l Frantz N Srrnth G Snyder I Tredmnrcl' Fourth dow left to rlght A Moeller R Selg trted M Mery I Lambert W Kearney VJ Schmxclt C lmbt I zztx It First Row, left to right: L. Fellrnan, I. Snyder, I-l. Strunk, P. Anderson, I. Countermon. Second Row, left to righti R. Hil- MZUL' -'-Ullllf Color Guard These girls can be seen at football and basketball games marching before the Band and the Baton Club in the Various parades of the seasons These girls are taught the man ual of arms and fancy styles of marching L Baucher B Shelley S Secor C Toewe I Binker and B Edmondson comprise this group Baton Club The batons of S Nase E Merkel B Albertson E Papillon D Batchler A Stettler and center R LaBar ap proach the speed of propeller blades as these skillful high-stepping girls demonstrate their amazing ability in leading the band at exhibitions and athletic contests. Maforeftes S Schwartz B Metzgar and B I Avery flash their glistening batons in skillful patterns as they lead our fine Purple and White band Tr: 'Ulf We sponsor a Chrnslrrnes dence The Chrnslmas Dance The Chrrstmas season at E S H S was ushered rn by our tradmonal carol srng around our hghted tree rn the rnarn hall led by Mr Wredrnrnyer and the brass qartet That nrght our season came to a chmax Wrth Left lo rrghi l-' Hartman G Snyder K Heckrnan N Evane I Straus er the Krrngle Kapers the annual Chnstmas dance The mellow tones of Bob I-lartmans orchestra permeated the roorn and ihe settrng was enhanced by a nnnrature vrllage several small hghted trees rn addrhon to a large one and of course the I'I11Sll9 toe bough' flzzrty ! s O I l A X - , - , . .. . ,, . 1 , , , , , I , I I - ' the rumors have Room Trouble Left to rrght Thomas Newhartf lrvrng Havenl Ora Sutton CMaxrne Havenl Roger Slutter Clvfurray Anson? Harola Paton fPeter Ha enl Terry Bartholomew tVance Krrbyl loan Transue fFtuby Anson Edward Dolan CLarry Rrcel Iohn Krffrn CMr Langdonl Kenneth Heckman Clvfr Anson! Lyle Drxorr fMr havenj Marlorre Maynard CAmelra the Mardl Glorra Woolever CRosalre Sargentl Mary lane VV1llrar'ns flwfrs Havenl Irll S rausser CAurrt Carolrnel Absen tees Mrss Dolores Lesorne Drrector Barbara Metzgar CVera Spraguel Jurrror Play Room Trouble rs a very funny tale of a feud between Peter Haven and hrs younger brother lrvrng Sharrng a room wrth such a brother as lrvrng rs the trral of Peter s lrfe He rs determrned to get a room to hrrnself and Peter has a dozen solutrons to the problem Hrs objectrve must be completed before the Vrsrt of hrs Wealthy chum Peter sets about get trng hrs room but only succeeds rn get trng hrs father rnto busrness drtfrcultres and causrng Larry Rrce who s engaged to hrs srster Maxrne to lose hrs Job Peters angursh rs acute when rrrs mother rnsrsts that he escort Ruby Anson to a dance By brrbery he gets lrvrng, the confrrmed woman hater, to substr tute for hrm lrvrng falls for Ruby, and thrs crrcumstance awakens rn lrvrng an understandrng of Peter Frnally all's well that ends well, and there rs oeace rn the Haven household once more Thu fy one ' ' ll ll l A lf J . vfgtax K - fgmgzr 2 Q Xziigii 7 Q ' sg? if ,Y sv . 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I 1 , . , , . . they cheer our Cavaliers on to victory Cheerleaders Left to rrght B Schmrdt I Venn lf Pen yl H Srue z A Ham r llzzztx to rght a C Young lf L Arrgl m M Mavnaa G Ctobev J Walla e hah Fastburg Sock rt to err Grve em the axe Urr trght' These are but a tew ot the cheers rendered l O u d e r and stronger by our cheerrng sectroh Whrch IS led by srx enthusrastre varsrty cheerleaders led by Mrs Harvey faculty advrser and Ba bara Barber squad captam they led us on to vlctory and boosted The gals rarsed our sprrrts lr l r e rt Z 1 e d pep assemblles and cheered our team to vrctory both at home and away fall wmter and sprmg At the juruor varslty football and basketball games there rs al so great cheermg thrs t me led b thel V Cheerleaders led by tme peppy youngsters Vlfe are gratetul to both the e orgarrzatrons for therr great cob trrbutron to our athletrc contests Left i 1 B. B tbl? l , r. . e. 'yer . f-I i JY ' If A l vu I I Y our defeat-ridden spirits. 1 , It . i s 1 4.7 '.:. ',,., ec ,l s, lt,. 9 -'-Inv future league leaders ,+W W- - r F1rstRow left to rlght H Terrlll R RICE M Martz W Eyer I Tredmnlck P Mrller Mr lacabella Second Row left to rlght L Darley G Lltts T TI'Sd1H1'11Ck R R1edrn1ller D France R Prederlck J V Basketball Students of basketball at Eastburg Hrgh are lookrng forward to a successful season next year They are lnfluenced no doubt by the flne form exhrbrted by Coach lvhke Iacobella s lay Vees The lunfor Cavahers defeated every oppon nent except Nazareth and Parkland at leat once and scored two vrctorles each over Stroudsburg Bangor Wflson and Coplay Harnpered somewhat by the graduatron of players to the varslty the Purple and Whrte l V s were strll able to break even durrng the frrst half of the season wrth a mark of frve v1c tones and frve defeats The wrns were scored over Belvrdere 38 29 Stroudsburg 3518 Ban gor 69 22 Wrlson 45 40 and Coplay 60 30 However 1t was durrng the second half that the 1un1or varsrty really came rnto 1ts own They racked up the rrnposlng record of seven favorable declsrons and only two setbacks Vlctortes were scored over Fountarn Hrll 7l 40 and Pen Argyl 35 28 before a loss was suffered at the hands of Nazareth by a score of 45 39 Then the lumor Purple and Whrte won over l-lellertown 47 37 Wrlson 47 27 and Ban gor644 38 before losrng agarn to Parkland 60 3 The lunlor Cavahers rebounded wrth vm, tones over Coplay 4l 39 and Stroudsburg 45 30 to end a successful season wrth a mark of twelve wlns and seven losses Tlmtx 11,17 4, . . - 1 1 f- O f 1 f - , . . 1 I - I I - I - I - I I - I I - ' , , - I I - I I - I I v I - I - I I I T 1 I - I .-Ny- flaw Basketball Losmg few of last years men because of graduatlon Coach lack K1Sl was able to enter an aggresslve experlenced ball club ln the flght for league honors and tt gave a good ac count of ltself Eastburg started the basketball season slow ly beatlng a greatly outclassed Belv1dere squad 37 25 and belng run over by Fountatn H1ll 7U 35 However the Cavahers started roll mg beatlng Pen Argyl 48 3l and Nazareth 40 25 then defeatlng Hellertown 56 52 ln an overtnne thrlller The Cavahers were soundly trounced 53 34 by Stroudsburg tn the flrst Battle of the Bor oughs and f1n1shed the ftrst half blowlng hot and cold The Purple and Whlte beat Bangor ig 33 lost to Parkland 55 42 won over W1lson 4 The second half prcture 1S not as bnght as Eastburg won only two games whlle loslng seven Thzrtg four Top to bottom left to rlght I Mufs B Staples B Steele B Eppley H Hartman I Gess 'ter H Freeman B Penrmg ton R Morrts G Colonlus Center Mr KlSl The Cavallers began the second half of the league by loslng a t1ght ball game 56 53 to Fountaln H1ll Vrctorles over Pen Argyl 5U 22 and Nazareth 48 46 followed land then the roof fell 1n D The Purple and Whtte basketeers lost three stralght to Hellertown 67 5U Wllson 6l 46 and Bangor 59 48 before even comlng close what a ball game' Parkland gatned a sl1m one potnt vlctory 46 45 1n the best home game of the year lt was a contest featured by great teamwork and excellent basketball by both schools and each came out wlth a large share of the glory The ftnal league contest of the season a 63 5U loss to Coplay was dlstmgutshed by the th1rty pornts scored by Ierry Muys whlch brought hlm the league scor1ng honors by enabhng h1m to beat out Kern of Coplay Stroudsburg agaln won the Battle of the Boroughs by the score of 56 43 to close the season on a note of gloom for East Strouds burg . ' ' ' ' ' ' ' Q 0 ' ' ' ' . - . 1. , l I I - 1 ' 1 1 ' 1 ' I I - I '4 1 ' 1 l l 1 ' 1 I ' ' to winning. But finally, they did come and . . xl - D I - I 1 ' 1 I 1 . . Top Muys cmd Eppley hghi for ihe bc: m the Bottle of the Boros Vhddle Muys scores cxgcunst Ban Bowom Eppley cmd Steele are ready to cud Muys 11'1 h1S siruggle mth hls Hclrklcmd foe un-...,, 'X gi? Wfxfvlwma we s 10 A in-f WN v fi' N- v -404-x 7 E y f nu., v 'sf K NWWIN-, Spring brings band concerts a,.. , First Bow, leftuto right: A. Fleming, F. Quinlan, C. Carpenter, I. Arnold, B. Smith, P. Miller, V. Moyer, N. Evans, I. Raitt I. Harlacher, S. Secor, B. Hostetter. Second Row, left to right: L. Plattenberg, S. Smith, M. Snyder, I. McGarry, l. Hollis K. Pennington, R. Parton, R. Terrill, E. Merring, B, Smith, S. Bernbaum, IN. Peeney, A. DeLuca, B. Young, T. Bartholomew L. Dixon, L. Baucher, T. Tredinnick. Third Bow, left to right: K. Heckman, G. Lesoine, L. LaBarre, D. Dippre, M. Harvey E. Welter, N. Shea, I. Young, D. Brooks, E. W'eingant, M. Strunk, F. Mursh, D. Doll, R. Smith, I. Bernbaum, B. Lans- downe, L. Miller, Eaton, B. Moore, H. Edwards, W, Eyer, B, Schwartz, S. Keller, H. Hartman, E. Dolan, R. Shelley C. Toewe. Fourth Bow, left to right: S. Schwartz, B. Metzgar, G. Gross, I. Tredinnick, I. Eaton, VJ. Wfagner, B. Shatter P. Turner, T. Newhart, R. Fellinan, B. Bice, D. Chiat, P. Anderson, L. Fellman, H. Ace, G. Eilenberger, I. Kinnaman, W Lucky, R. Pennington, Mr. Wiedininyer. Band The championship East Stroudsburg High School Band once again has had a busy year. The evening ot February 3, lQ5U, found the East Stroudsburg Iunior High School Auditorf ium full and overflowing for the annual Winter Concert. ln the weeks following the band traveled to many surrounding schools and pre- sented concerts for the students. This year the band was honored by being chosen to be used as a Hclinic band at Schoolf mens Week in Philadelphia, April 20, 2l, and 22. Upon their return, the Spring Concert was presented on May 5, and this fulfilled a glorf ious year. .A Mr. Wiedinmyer puts the band through its paces Tfz 1'1'ly-t'1'gl1f Chorus The Grrls Chorus strrves to promote mterest musrc throughout the sclool They Work chltgently to perfect pro grams for school assemblres and vartous other acttvtttes The gtrls recerved an Excellent Ratlng rn the Forenstc and Mu SIC League Competttton They partrctpated rn a Sprtng Choral Concert on the 30th of March held at the Iumor Htgh School ln Aprtl they sang over the lo cal raclto stauon m an Easter program The ensemble and the Double Tr1o two groups of selected vorces provtde specral tnterest Mlss Marguertte Cra mer IS our able dlrectress and Eleanor DeN1ke IS accomparust Flrst Bow Top left to rlght C Bach E DeN1ke Mtss Crarrte S Severuol V Hartzell Second How left l rrant B Barber R LaBar M Iones V' Gordon Thlrcl Row left to rrght VJ Smlth M Aeb1 G Camall I Nallace I Newhart Fourth Row eft to right C Lltts G Chobey G Adams F1fth Row left to rlght H rrantz G Woolever D Dtppre I Dlppre B Nose Stxth Row left to rlglat E Albert L laBar B Schmtdt B Rusk Seventh Bow lef to rtght C Herman E Merkel l Decker I Alberts l., Gorman Etghth Row left to lght I Bush L Cramer P Fxsher Dellar1a lvmth Bovt left to rlght H Wolslayer M W'1ll1arr1s O Sutton and choral concerts Girls Chorus Ensemble F1rst Bo: left to rlght O Sut ton M W1ll1ams C Bach I Kennecty Second How left to t C Lrtts l Decker Herman M Aebl W Smlth Mtss Cramer Tim lx 11111 , 1 . in . 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T, rlghi . , . , C. , ,i .L We are represented in forensics 1rst Row left lOI'1gl1l F Nougle P Mlller I Kennedy H Smeltz B Metzger E DeN1ke C1 Brondt S cond Row left to noht B Shotter K Heclcrnon T Bartholomew C Boch C Herrnon L Fellrnon H Eaton lhrrd Ron left to r1ght L Arnold H Olott I Arnold R Pennmgton R OHorrrd T Newhort Mr Bender Mr Dunnmg Music and Forensic League Speokrng B Met oor Seoted C Boch L Arnold H Smeltz ftllt Students tnterested IH speech otr urged to portlcrpcrte 1n our Forenstc octtvtttes They Work long hours ln order to perfect themselves tn poetry reodrng Shokespeore rodto speok tng orotrons ond declorndttons Those who orre lnterested ln rnusrc etther vocctl or lnstrurnentctl enter the Pennsylvcrnto MUSIC Lectgue They pctrttclpctte ln contests olong w1th the l:'orens1c groups Elrmrncttrons ctre held rn the htgh schools ottter whrch the wtnners enter the County Con tests Wtnners from the County Contests go to the Drstrtct eltrnrnortrons ond ctt lorst to the Stctte Contests Necrrly l5U ot our students were octtvely en gcxged tn Muslc otnd Forenstc ctcttvtttes thls yecrr We hcrd tour County Wlnners tn speech events thts yeorr ond rnorny more rn the rnustc events Mr Bender Mr Dunnrng Mrss Cromer and Mr Wredrnrnyer coczched ond trcuned our en tronts thrs yecrr We ore very grote ul for therr help Q ,Mis VH 1 :f'1:z.ifl F. . I . , r . , . Q 1 1 1 - 1 - 1 . , . , . . c , : ' r - 1 - , r . . . ro' l l T7 3 A A - , , . , . , . 1 1 - 1 - 1 - , . , . .N , . , . . . . Q . . D C I I - 1 1 - - 1 1 1 ' L 1 1 - 1 - 1 1 . 1 , . 1 Z . . . V . We remember the '49 junior prom Prom The Iewel B011 was d huge success D lcttest songs The semors were guests of the boncur gehts cmd chlc gals dcmced dmtd tulle 1ur11ors at thts outstcmdmg soctcrl event of our cmd ttowers to the metodlous strdms ot the hte durmg the tour seasons tt 1 23 . ,X H I er I , ,f . ,. M. 9 M. xv Q f 'f 30 glvj, Af YN Yiiitt , A ya . f 7' . if .. ,A Q 'X W , f r A , , -.5 , t I X Sensor Memorles Sophomore Sept ll School starts todav Hey sophomores stde door' Sept l2 We elect ottrcers Prestdent Steve Keller Vtce President Russell Staples Secreta y lean Krshpaugh Treasurer Albert Transue Sept l5 Nancy Metzger establtshes restdence at the Da1ry Den and has been a permanent flxture ever s1nce Sept l8 Mr Benders ph1losophy already famou to us Oct lO Sophomore 1n1t1at1on lerry Muys face st1ll red from that catsup Oct 24 Sponsored a Hobo Hop Old Clothes tomght Nov 4 Rrch Eppley gets hurt ln football Not 20 Battle of century' Bob Hllyard meets skunk Result skunk emerges trtumphant Dec l8 Rae OHarra gets caught under the mtstletoe IH Mr Lees room Too Bad George Colontus wasnt here lan ' Randy MOTTIS and Fllck Frtsble resolve to de velop the sk1lled art ot cuttrng classes lan 10 Barbara Barber starts her varsrty cheerlead1ng career and has been do1ng a shrtlltng job to date Feb 5 Mrlton Mery and Carl lmbt come to school early for the tfrst and last t1me 1n therr htgh school career March l9 Fran Qumlan represents our class tn the Queens court at the annual Shamrock Dance Aprll lU Mr Hastte dlscourages all des1re ot lunch Apr1l 23 Btg event' Our 1nv1tat1on to the lumor Prom Iune ll What a year what a t1me Well need the summer to recouperate Jumor Sept 9 School opens now we can s1t back and see how we looked last year Sept ll Elect offlcers Presldent Ierry Muys Vrce Presldent Russell Staples Secretary lune Arnold Treasurer Albert Transue Oct 30 Thts date w1ll go down tn h1story Our football team soared on to vlctory over Coplay Nov ll Rrch Eppley gets hurt 1n football Nov 24 Turkey Trot Rudy Alnspacs Orchestra lt was tough saymg good bye to Hannlbal Feb lO Far be 1t from us to ever forget those pan tomlrne ID Mr Iacabellas hlstory class 1n fact far be tt from us to ever forget Mr lacabella PS Hope you lrke the t1e' Feb 22 Members of our class are elected to Natronal Honor Soc1ety Betty Hamrlton lean Ktshpaugh Eleanor DeN1ke Leon Arnold and lerry Muys March 5 lohn R1edm1ller changes hls course tor 3rd t1me March ll Class well represented at the Shamrock Dance Tune Arnold Fran Qutnlan Mary ODonnell and lean Ktshpaugh the Queen March 22 Mr Eckert makes debut as concert V1Ol1DlSl By the way how about those jokes well he got a krck out of them anyway Aprll 6 Flash' loyce Young tmds new use for books 1n the l1brary removes famous pa1nt1ngs for term paper I 0113 two Aprtl l5 Head for the h1lls Dubby gets her drlvers hcense Mav l3 luntor Prom Bernle Wh1tmans Orchestra lewel Ball Huge Success May 20 Mr Hershey makes famous oratron DTGISIHQ class and condemmng dead wood Iune 7 We elect afttcers for the sentor year Presldent lerry Muys VICE Presrdent Steve Keller Secretary lune Arnold Treasurer Albert Transue Iune lU Schools out' Oh boy wa1t t1ll next year Sensor Sept 8 School opens earller every year Pretty soon well stat 1n August Oct l4 ln1t1at1on At last revenge' Poor Sophomores Oct 26 Yearbook plctures Smtle pretty and look ltke a student Oct 29 Cornstalk lamboree Swlng your partner' Now l8 Sen1or Play Professor How Could You? Professor Steve Keller l llked 1t Nov l8 Dont Tootste and Bogglns Callas Dub Chtat and Btll Lucky? make a dellghttul palr? How about that Dub? Nov 20 Nov 22 vet? Nov 29 spend Home Dec 21 tree Rtch Eppley gets hurt ln football Hey Mr Lee d1d the wrapplng paper come Hllda Olott and Barbara Garrls declde t the rest of thelr l1ves at Aunt lanes Retreat 1n Ind1ana Chrlstmas Dance All around the Chrlstmas that s us a Y Feb l4 Eastburg and Mr Stem amazed' Stra1ght sesslon today Hallelujah' Feb l7 lune Arnold places second 1n G A Dunnxng Oratorlcal Contest Feb 20 Ierry Muys outscores Kern of Coplay to snatch h1gh scorlng 'tonors 1n league Feb 24 Leon Arnold and lerry Muys probe guestlon of wr1t1ng play on Secret Llte ot Walter Stem Feb 27 Nat1onal Honor SOC19lY Charles Schaller lune Arnold Fran Qumlan Hllda Oloff Lots Savage Carolyn L1tts Dorts Rtedmlller Sonja Severud Bob Lansdowne Steve Bortl1k Bob Hllyard March l F1ll out those forms teachers the evaluators are here March 2 Btrth of Eastburger starrlng lohn Arthur Godfrey Bowman March 2 Evaluators are st1ll here March 3 Srgh h h they re gone at last' March 3 Sonja Severud elected Shamrock Queen wtth Eleanor DeN1ke lean Krshpaugh and Rae O'-farra representmg the class as prtncesses March 6 Barbara Rusk speaks her ftrst word ln Mrs Butz s Democracy Class March l6 Eleanor DeNtke WIHS 1n Forensrcs May l3 Guests ot the lunlors at the Iuntor Prom May 1519 Washtngton tr1p We re so sleepy' lure 4 Baccalaureate servtce Iune 7 Sentor p1cn1c Last soclal get together of the class lune 8 Commencement Hey' Gxve me a pln and qult stepp1ng on my gown lure 9 School closes Out 1nto the wtde wtde world I O 6 l 4 l A W W 1- I , . . , ' ' , 1 f . 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MILLER Course: General IU, ll, 12 CAROLYN M LITTS Course General C orus IO ll 2 Basketball 10 12 Gym Team 12 Eastburger ll Natronal Honor Soc1ety ROBERT MARSH Course General WILLIAM E LUCKEY 1 Course Commerctal nd 10 ll I-I Y IU Eastburger 11 Senror Play 12 R1lle Club IO EILEEN MARVIN Course Commerc1al Gym Team IU ll 12 Mayorette IU ll Fifty-one 1USTINE NEWHART Course ACQd9m1C Chorus 10 11 12 H1Y 10 Organ 10 12 U er ll 12 Eastburger ll Class Comm1ttees 10 ll MARY O DONNELL Course General Tr1 H1Y 12 Chorus 10 11 Fzfty two RICHARD A NOTZ Mousey Course General Football 10 11 e Club ll Intramurals 12 RAE O HARRA Course Acadenmc Gjrn Team 10 11 FOTEHSICS 10 11 12 Sen1or Play 12 Yearboolc 11 12 Class Comrmttees 11 12 Usher 10 11 RANDALL MORRIS Randy Course General Football 10 Basketball 10 ll 12 Baseball 10 11 12 H 10 Homeroorn Treasurer 10 Class Cornrnutees 10 11 12 IEROME C MLYS erry Course Acaclernlc Football 9 10 11 12 Basketball 10 ll C p tam 121 Baseball 10 11 Eastburger 11 Class Pres1dent 11 12 A1111 t1c Counc11 10 11 dent 121 Nat1onal Honor Soclety Y l-lorneroorn Pres1dent 12 VALLORIA MOYER Lefty Course General nd 9 10 Tr H1 Y 10 LOIS 1 MURPHY Course Convnerclal Gym Team 10 ll 12 L1brary Club 11 Ma orette 10 ll Seniors B 24, ,1l,l2 1-Y: Q . 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PIPHER Art Club: 10 U Course: General Yearbook: CB'usiness Man- Student COUUCH7 10 Qger 12, Intramurals 12 Us er 10 12 Class Committees 10 11 12 'S' 2' LYDIA A PLATTENBURG Course Academic B nd 10 11 2 Eastburger ll Yearbook 12 Class Committees 10 ll 12 Basketball 12 FRANCES E QUINLAN Fran Course Academic H RICHARD QUICK Dick Course Technical Football 10 Rllle Club ll Intramurals 10 ll 12 Prom Committee ll nd 9 10 DORIS RIEDMILLER Eastburger ll Dosle Student Councll 11 Course Commercial esgggslk 12151 lhlemry National Honor Society 12 Class Committees 10 ll 12 Senior Play 12 National Honor Society 12 F1fty three h :I , V h I 1950 at a : : , -, 1 : ' Ba 2 I, , 11, 12 H ' H I Y I ' : , ' . ' . 2 ,EXE xl N . IOHN C. RIEDMILLER ReecIy Course: Academic SHIRLEY H. ROBERTS I-Iomeroorn Sec.-Treas.: II Course: General Intramurals: I2 Art Club: II Hi-Y: IU Eastburger: II CURTIS A ROTH Curt Course Techmcal DOI-ORES ROUZER Soccer 10 Course General R e Club IU II Z Class Cornmlttees II Fzfty four Semors BARBARA M RUSK Course Acodermc Art Club IU Trr H1 Y II fTreasurer l2l Chorus I2 Class Cornrruftees IU II I2 Eastburger Il CHARLES D S I-IALLER Chut Cour e Technlcal otboll 9 IO Il Horneroorn Presldent IU Natlonal Honor SOCISIY II IZ Rrfle Club IO Student Counctl IU Athletlc Counc1l I2 Class Comrnlttees IU II I2 LOIS E SAVAGE Course Acaderruc A Club I0 II Z Eastburger II Nattonal Honor Socrety SHIRLEY C SCHWARTZ Course General Maorette IU ll I2 Cheerleader IU H1Y IU ll Usher ll FOTGHSICS I2 Prom Commlttee ll Baton Club 7 8 Basketball IZ 111 ' 1 , , 1 I ' : , I2 I A' Lo I' I'-5 I 1 rt : , , I I It 5 I I ' I ' 1 I2 v Skip I H U H I I , , FO I: I I I 12 Tri- '- : ,I , IZ 11, I2 ' ' I' 1 Q I A : , 9 BEULAH M SMITH Boo Course Commerclal Student Councll 11 nd 8 9 10 Yearbook 12 Class Cornmlttees 10 1 Senror Play 12 Basketball 10 12 LILLIAN SNOW Course Commercral Homeroom Treasurer Basketball 12 1 1 RALPH P SEIGFREID Zeke Course Techmcal Rrtle Club 10 11 12 PAUL SHELLEY Course General A Club 10 11 2 Football 10 11 Intramurals 10 12 SONIA C SEVERUD Donna Course Acadenuc Chorus 10 C11 12 VICE Prestdentl Forenslcs 10 12 Semor Play 12 Homeroorn Offrcer Eastburger 11 ELIZABETH I SMILEY Betty Course Academlc Eastburger 11 Yearbook 12 1un1or H1stor1ca1 Soclety U er 10 11 Senlor Play Prornpter 12 NORMAN H SMIT K1 Course General Rrfle Club 10 11 IPIGSI dent 121 RUSSELL T STAPLES Russ Course Acaderrnc Basketball 10 11 12 Baseball 9 10 11 Football 9 10 11 12 Class Vxce Presldent 10 11 Athletlc Councll 11 12 Eastburger 11 Fzfty five D Z V I 1 1' 110 rt I ll . .11 . - ' :' , 10, ll, 12 ' sh.: , - 1 1950 . .I H -dn BQ 1 , , ,11, 12 E : I E ' ' 1 , ,1z , I ' ' ' Lu 2 D ' I I ' X, ', 1,12 2 1 1 I V- I Seniors Tom Course Acadermc 10 H1 Llte Club IVICE PFSSI dent 121 Horneroom Pres1dent 10 Intramurals 10 Student Counc1l 12 Yearbook 11 12 Football Manager 10 RICHARD WEIDMAN D1ck Course General Intramurals 12 Prom Corr1m1ttee Homeroorn Treasurer 12 Fzfty sw JACK WALCK Casey Course General R1f1e Club 10 12 Football ll IAY WELTER Iayb1rd Course General R fle Club 12 Football ll ESTHER STRUNK ss Course Commerc1al H1 Y 10 Yearbook 12 Basketball 11 Intramurals 0 11 12 Class Comrruttees 10 11 SHIRLEY C TREIBLE Course General ALBERT D TRANSUE Course Acaderrnc Football ll 12 Baseball 10 11 12 Basketball 10 11 Class Treasurer 10 11 12 Eastburger 11 ROBERT L Var1BUSKIRK Pete Clayt Course General Speech Club 12 Intramurals 12 -IE ff --It Tri- '--: , 11,12 -: , I: 1 , , 1 I 1 , , C ' 2 , , 12 1 THOMAS E. VERWEY H1-Y-I A, 12 H U :11 i P 1 PAUL A WERKHEISER Fleshy Course General RONALD WRIGHT Soccer 10 me Club 10 11 wwe Home presldent 12, Course General Photography Club 11 12 Iniramurals 12 Art Club ll Prom Comm1ttee ll Eastburger 12 Prom Colnmlttee ll IOYCE H YOUNG Course General Cheerleader 10 11 12 Art Club 10 11 Basketball 11 12 Seruor Play 12 Tr1H1Y 12 Iumor HlSlO1'1CGl SOClelY 10 11 Class Comrmttees 10 11 12 Fzflx sewn : , : Projectionist: ll, 12 3 I 1 Fqfty Thank You Palrons for your supporl Mass Mrylle Angle Mlss Cleona Anlhony Mr and Mrs Ralph Bender Mrs Ru+h N Bernman Mr and Mrs Chesler Brush Mass Edl+h Brown Mr James S and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs unnell Ralph O Burrows Frank Chamberlin K Chlal Chesler Coleman Paul J Dellarla Lesler Dummuck Gllberl' Dunning Mrs Marlha Eppley Mr and Mrs Henry Evans Mass Rulh Flory G-url Scouls of Amernca Troop ll Mr and Mrs A B Grolz Dr and Mrs A J Harlacher Mr and Mrs M Kennelh Heckman Mrs Claude Heeler Mr and Mrs D H Keller Mus Mary Klshbaugh Mr and Mrs Thomas H Kls+ler Mass Wealfhy J Korlz Mlss Mildred Mr and Mrs Mr and Mrs Mass Dolores Mr and Mrs Kuplszewskl John Lanlerman Harold Lee Lesolne Kennard Lewis Mnss Dorolhy L LlseH'e Mass Dorolhy Lovell Mr and Mrs Eugene Marlin Mr and Mrs Jack Maslers Mr and Mrs Earl Meyers Mrs W G Moore ezght . . u .I. . . 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