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

Text from Pages 1 - 188 of the 1969 volume:

Fist Strdudsburg High Sghookkl' L ; 5W 'Smudsbwga Pennsylvania, a W : ' ,m 2 ' ' WV J; Mp, , ' ,2, w ;' . In M emoriam To the memory of Mr. Harold Lee, teacher and counselor of students for thirty-seven years, we the class of 1969 dedicate our yearbook. Few men ever achieve in their lifetime the recognition and respect of students and community realized by Mr. Lee. He attended Stroudsburg High School from 1922-1926, and was one of the first five students elected to the Minsi Chapter of the National Honor Society. Upon graduation from high school, he entered Lafayette College, where he earned his Bachelor of Arts degree in Mathematics and Physics, graduating Cum Laude in 1930. For the next twelve years Mr. Leetaught at Northhampton Junior High School, during which time he organized even- ing Adult Education classes for Ukrainian residents. In 1937 he was elected to the national honorary fraternity, Kappa Phi Kappa. For twenty-five years Mr. Lee taught at East Stroudsburg High School. He earned his Masters Degree in Secondary Administration from Lehigh University. In 1946 while studying at Lehigh, in addition to teaching at E-Burg, he served as an assistant professor at East Stroudsburg State College. Mr. Lee will long be remembered for his many services at East Stroudsburg. As Senior Class advisor since 1952, adviser to the Business Staff of the Yearbook, and to several other studetit activities, Mr. Lee motivated and inspired students toward excellence. We the class of 1969 are appreciative of Mr. Lee's beneficial services, unselfish contributions, and inspiring examples of fine citizenship. Contents Administration and Faculty Student Life Seniors Underclassmen Athletics Music Organizations Highlights Advertisements East Stroudsburg Area Joint Schools Committee SEATED: Theodore E. Regina, Martin Smith, Irving Sommer, Alex Bensinger - solicitor. STANDING: Samuel Kupiszewski, Walter Stem, Dr. Richard Krueger, Ralph Turn, William Lucky. ABSENT: Ernest Farmer. Superintendenfs Message As you young people leave East StroudsburgI-Iigh School we hope you have extended your horizons, have learned to live together, and have fulfilled your hopes and aspirations. The values and ideals you have formed should give direction to your thoughts and actions. We trust you are prepared to effectively participate in the world of change and specialization which exists today. You have developed the realizations that freedom and responsibility go hand in hand and that teamwork is required to succeed. We realize you have the ability to make intelligent decisions. You have had the opportunity to develop leadership ability. Our wish for you is that you live life fully, having a rich, productive and satisfying one. Good luck, suceess, and happiness today and tomorrow whether in the world of work or in the realm of educational advancement! h RALPH O. BURROWS High School Principal CUMMINGS A. PIATT Assistant Principal JERROLD FRITZ Assistant to Superintendent Office F orce GERA LDINE MacLEOD Secretary to Mr. Burrows DAROL CAIRNEY Guidance Secretary LINDA CRAMER Secretary to Mr. Fritz BARBARA BALMOOS Secretary to Mr. Piatt NANCY TOWNSEND Secretary to Mr. Burrows MARIAN BUSH Secretary to Mr. Courtright LINDA SNYDER Secretary to Mrs. Peterson Guidance MARGARET LAUBNER B.S. E.S.S.C. M.S. Illinois State University JAMES WERKHEISER i 8.5. E.S.S.C. M. Ed. Lehigh University SHIRLEY CHA NACA School Nurse R.N. Monmouth Memorial Hospital B.S. E.S.S.C. BEATRICE CROWTHER Librarian B.A. Kings College l0 RICHARD A; PERSON B .S. E.S.S. C. M.A. Wesleyan University KIRBY M. KIICK B.S. Gettysburg College LEWIS R, HASTIE B.S. E.S.S.C. M. Ed. Penn State University EDWARD ARNER B.S. E.S.S. C CHARLES A. DANIELS B.S. E.S.S.C. NICHOLAS J. KARABIN B.S. E.S.S.C. DANIEL ABELOFF B.S. E.S.S. C. V2 English JOHN E. ECKERT B,S. Mansfield State Guidance Penn State Universit M.S, Bucknell University EDWARD H, CHRISTIAN B.S. E.S.S.C. ROBERT MORRIS PAUL BARTHOLOMEW B, Edy University of Miami B.S. E.S.S.C. WILLIAM SALMI 3.3. E.S.S.C. MARY ANN I. SALMI B.S. E.S.S.C. JOHN LUTZ B.S. E.S.S.C. M. Ed. Shippensburg State MARGUERITE WALTON B.S. Shippensburg State Reading DOUGLAS C. MILLER B.S. Moravian College HELEN YOUNKIN B.S- E.SQSCC. GRACE K. PALMER B.S. E.S.S,C. Mathematics ROBERT BURROWS B.S. E.S.s. C. LESTER W. DIMMICK B.S. E.S.S.C. B.S. Bucknell University M.A. Columbia University GEORGIA RUSSOPULOS B.S. E.S.S.C. M,S, Temple University MARILYN BONSER B. S. E. S. S. C. CECELIA YEAGER B.S. E.S.S.C. JOHN J. SYSKO B.S. E.S.S.C. BERNARD FRANTZ B.S- E.S.S.C- F oreign Languages GILBERT E. DUNNING B.S. E.S.S.C. M.A. Columbia University LENI EISEMANN BUS. E.SOS. C. M.A. University of Virginia JOSEPH KOHUTKA B.A. Lateran University AMY LEE NESE B.S. E.S.S.C. BEVERLY HANDELONG B.S. E.S.S. C. RICHARD C. MERRING B.S. E.S.S.C. and West Chester 3! L ELSTON I. ARNT B.S. E.S.S.C. M.A. Lehigh University LYLE ARNOLD DIXON B.S. E.S.S.C. M.A. Lehigh University DE LBERT DA VIS B,S, Mansfield State M.A. Columbia University MICHAEL P. EVANS B.S. Bloomsburg State Sacia; 2352-16-3 Fr 12m; . NNSYLV. ka.-..n..;... Taylor Publishing Co. JOB NUMBER 02352 PiCT.N0. PAGENO. 2 :in E. STROUDSBURG HIGH SCHOOL E. STROUDBURG, PA. Men ?IMM 25 W7 4f M: 1749,14, 1; 42am xxd-qf 5. 9b? waft - JA 121. W DA LE BAKER B.S. Kutztown State M.S. Temple University LEWIS F. MORGAN B.S. E.S.S.C. M.A. Columbia University CHARLES M. LEHMAN B.S. E,S.S.C. M.A. Scranton University DAVID L. TERRILL EARL E. MILLER B.A. Penn State University B.S. Bloomsburg State 9 3 4;, .x a- r4vabua. . JOHN E. CASAGRANDE - Music B.S. Ithaca College VALESKA HELLER - Art M.S. Ithaca College B.S. Indiana State University JANE DONOVAN - Music B.S. M E Gettysburg '1 s N--...;. ' FRANCES MIKELS - Home EC. B.S. Drexel Inst. of Tech. BARBARA BAYLOR Home Economics B.S. Mansfield State CHARLES B. SCHALLE' Industrial Arts B.S. E.S.S.C, THEODORE MYERS Industrial Arts B.S. Penn State University RUTH WERKHEISER - Home Economics B.S. Penn State University l8 Health and Physical Education DONALD A, RICH B.S. E,S.S. C. Mfg JACK KIST 13.3. E.S.S.C. M.A. New York University LOIS FRITZ 3 13.5. E.s.s.c. 1 DOUG SCHOONOVER B,S. E,S.S.C. M.A, Lehigh University 45 VA DRNER EDUCATiON ROY MILLER B,S. E.S,S. C. MARY ANN SEIP 13.3. E.S.S.C. Business JOHN ONDISH B.S. Bloomsburg State RUTH BLACK B.S. West Chester B.S. Drexel M.S. Cornell EVELYN DeWITT B.S. Temple University ALFRED SNYDER B.S. Bloomsburg State And Less Formally . . . V; Cafeteria Staff , I9 , :9 Edinger, A. Lee, A. Singer, F. Smith, R. Lee. 2nd ROW: E. Bush, I. Leader, F. Fisher, P. Stauffer, M. Heller, S. Miller, B. Werkheiser, B. Van Gorden. X lst ROW: A. D. Thomas, A. Custodians lst ROW: R. Smiley, D. Heller, L. Merring. 2nd ROW: W. Mosteller, A. Pursell, K. Shoemaker, P. Treible, H. Williams absent from photo. 22 Q m own hlhqlhlu :yw m? 'awy Farewell to you and the youth Ihave spent with you. It was but yesterday We met in a dream. You have sung to me in my aloneness, and I of your longings have built a tower in the sky. But now our sleep has fled and our dream is over, and it is no longer dawn. The noontide is upon us and our half waking has turned to fuller day, and We must part. If in the twilight of memory we should melt once more, We shall speak again together and you shall sing to me a deeper song. And if our hands should meet in another dream we shall build another tOWer in the sky. . . . K. Gibran 26 Senior Class Officers Dan Blewitt - President, Dan Wilkins - Vice President, Sharon Heller - Secretary, Carmen Pascarella - Treasurer. AWARDS ASSEMBLY Mr. Piatt, Carol Bensley Class Advisor, Mrs. Nese, receiving gift from the Senior Class. Steve Ellsweig, Carmen Pascarella. VICKIE DOROTHY ADAMS Vic General Beautician WENDY LEE ALBERT Wendy Academic Teacher CAROL JEAN BENSLEY Carol Commercial Executive Secretary CAROLINE MARIE BIONDO Carol General Airline Work GA RY BA RKER Bunk Academic Writing STEPHEN CHARLES BACHMAN Steve Academic Construction Engineer DANIEL A. BLEWITT RONALD CHARLES BOGART BARRY JOHN BOUSHELL Dan Boggie Pancho Academic Industrial Arts Business College Army Computer Programming GA RRY GEORGE BOUSHELL Garry General Navy SUZANNE LAURA BRUCE Sue Academic Study and travel MERRI ANN CARAMELLA Mer Academic Teacher BRIAN ARTHUR BUTZ Butz Academic Teacher JOANN CORSIN Jo Commercial Secretarial Work LINDA MA RIE COU RTRIGHT Linda Academic Nurse BRUCE VICTOR CRAMER Bruce General Navy KATHY LEE CRAMER Kathy General Computer Programming Words from the Coach, Gary Huffman. ROBERT CRAIG CURTIS Klondike General U.S. Army Electronics CYNTHIA CAROL DAILY Cindy Home Economics Cosmetologist RICHARD T. DAVIES, JR, Rich Academic To be experienced VIRGINIA DANFELT Jini Academic 34 Lunchtime or Please don't feed the animals. JOELLEN A, DeHAVEN Jo General Beautician ELIZABETH LEA DEAN Lea General To be able to type a mailable letter DONNA KAY DEITER Donna Academic WAC'S SUSAN ANNE DELLARIA Susie Cream Cheese Commercial Beautician WAYNE JOSEPH DIPPRE Ace Academic College CHERYL ANNE DENNIS Cher General Bookkeeper 35 CONNIE ELAINE EILENBERGER Connie Academic Espionage Agent PAMELA KAY DUTTER Pam Academic Beautician DE BRA K. EILEN BERGE R Deb Academic Travel Consultant STEVE ROY ELLSWEIG Steve Academic Lawyer Buck-Buck anybody? Joe Smoke, Bob Jones, Dave Serfas, Tom Michaels. GERALDINE RUTH FETHERMAN Gerry General Marriage THOMAS ANTHONY FISH Tom Academic Artist Where did I put my math book? CAROL FLOWERS Carol General To Succeed JAMES H. FRAILEY Jim Industrial Arts Work DONALD WILLIAM FRITZ Don Academic Chemical Engineer LILLIAN GEORGE Lill General Marriage Lynnie ? Acaaemic LAURIE ANN HARRITON College Dar Academic DARLENE MARTHA HARRIS The unforgettable prom . LYNNE KATHRYN HARRITON Laurie? Academic College TERRY LEE HEETER Schultzie General Computer Technician SHARON LYNN HELLER Sharon Academic JOHN THOMAS HELLER J. T. General Navy 39 ANDREA HINELINE Andy General Commercial Artist JACQUELINE V. HOAGLAND Jacquie Comm ercial S ecretary This looks like good salad for the cafeteria next week. Car- men Pascarello GA RY NORMAN HUFFMAN Coach General College ELIZA BETH ANN HOWELL Betty Academic College 40 GARY PHILIP JACOBS Gary Academic College ROBERT M, JONES Bob Academic College RONA LD JORDON Ron General 8 USAN DEBORA H KANYCI-I Deb Academic Tra vel There must be an easier way to skip classes. 42 KENNETH KUNKLE Frank Academic College ELIZA BETH R. KUTSHER Betsy Academic College STEPHAN JAMES KRUG Steve Academic Oceanographer; Travel LYNNDA KRA USE Lyn Business MICHAEL LANTZ Mike General WILLIAM HOOD LABAR, JR. Bill Academic Engineer MICHAEL DONA LD KISHBAUGH Mike General JAYNE PATRICIA KIST Jayne Commercial To appreciate life, u-avel DAVID ROSS KINTNER Dave the Dog Academic Math Teacher LAURA NANCY KESSLER Kessler Academic To be uninhibited HENRY DEAN LESOINE EDWARD MICHAEL LIPE DEB LITTS Hank Hawk Deb General General General Work and Service Army Who took your gown, Cindy? David Win MacDonough January 28, 2014 David Win MacDonough, 62, lifelong resident of Marshalls Creek, passed away at his home Tuesday, Jan. 28, 2014. Our beloved David was born ' , to Richard Caroll and Marian Elise , MacDonough. The ' second of three children, he grew up working in the family business, contributing to his community and exploring the village with his love of hunting and fishing. . , e went on to earn 5 degree an meet the love of his life, Susan K. MacDonough, at Champlain College in Burlington, Vt. They were married in the winter of 1973 and the devoted, best friends shared 41 blessed years of marriage together. ' David was raised in the Marshalls Creek General Store, also known as E.D. Huffman and Sons. His deep pride In family and blind faith in community, along with his 50-plus years running the store, made him a staple in the community. Whether he was running the store, plowing a neighbor's yard or putting out fires with the Marshalls Creek Fire Company, David was always right at home in Marshalls Creek. David's sense of community led him to serve as chief, assistant chief and various other positions with the Marshalls Creek Fire Company for more than 50 years. He served as an emergency medical technician tEMD, was on the Smithfield Planning Com- mission, and was a member of the Elks Lodge and various other organizations within the area. David was 3 32nd Degree, Tall Cedars, brother in the fraternal order of the Masons. The only thing above David's sense of community was the love and pride he had for his family. He was head over heels in love with Susan every day of their lives together. He was a proud fa- ther who was at every sporting event, play and concert his three children were involved in. His life was his fam- ily, and he showed it each and every day. He was so pleased with who his children had grown to be as parents, community members and profession- als. He is deeply loved, respected and admired by his children for his selfless, unfaltering strength and love. His pride extended to his five beauti- ful grandchildren, nieces and nephews, great-nieces and -nephews, and dear- est friends. He always loved that the family kept growing. David was preceded in death by his parents, Richard Caroll and Marian Elise; his mother- and fatherein-law, Kathryn and Alexander Keefe; and his sister-in-law, MaryAnn Roucoulet. He leaves behind his beloved wife, Susan; his children, David Alexander and his wife, Melissa, John Pearsall and his wife, Jessica, and Sara Elizabeth and her husband, Michael Civitello; his brother, Richard L. MacDonough and his wife, Sharon; his sister, Sally ' Daigneault and her husband, Tom; and his brothers- and sisters-in-law, Mi- chael Keefe and his wife, Janet, Ronald Roocoulet, Tim Keefe and his wife, Pam,.Kelly Keefe and Kate Rosset. He also leaves behind his grandchil- dren, Emma Elizabeth, Owen Patrick, Ava Grace, Elyse Alexandra and David Elliot; his beloved nieces and nephews, Michele Ryan, Brian Rou60ulet, Jaime MacDonough, Bri Keefe, Katy Dyer, Glenn Bisbing, Nathan MacDonough, Kerry Roucoulet, Courtney Benevides, Shawn Bisbing, Tristen Keefe, Alex Keefe and Ryan Keefe; and his very dear. lifelong friends. Calling hours will be from 4 to 7 pm. Friday, Jan. 31, at William H. Clark Funeral Home, 1003 Main St., Stroudsburg. A Mass of Christian Burial will be celebrated at 10:30 am. Satur- day, Feb. 1, at St. Matthew's Catholic Church, 200 Brodhead Ave., East Stroudsburg, with Monsignor John A. Bergamo as celebrant. In lieu of flowers, charitable dona- tions may be made to Notre Dame High School and the Marshalls Creek Fire - Company. William H. Clark Funeral Home 1003 Main St., Stroudsburg wmhclarkfdneralhomesom District 11 skills competition Eighty-four students from the Monroe County Career and Technical Institute competed in the District 11$killsUSA Championships at the Agri-Plex in Allentown on Wednesday. The winner in each event advances to the State Conference on April 9-11 in Hershey. Bottom: Darnell Aie, a sophomore from Stroudsburg High School, competed in masonry. Left: Jerome DeKalb, a sophomore from East Stroudsburg South, took part in residential wiring. Above: Micha Maricano, mid- dle. a junior from Pocono Mountain East, and Alex Weisen- berg, a senior from East Stroudsburg North, back, compete in culinary arts. Photo gallery at poconorecord.com prepares veter- ans for transition back into society, according to a handbook about the program. Flaherty com- pleted that pro- gram on Sept. 8. On Oct. 2, he was admitted to the Substance Abuse Ou atient p-s all parties busy caused Flaherty to leave Afghani- stan. Flaherty had an adverse reac- tion to a combination of medicine and nutritional supplements he had been taking and suffered a sudden seizure. Kaiser said he personally helped perform CPR on Flaherty for 30 minutes, and that he ucoded out and virtually died several times that day. It was indeed very dramatic but it was not caused by enemy activ- KENNETH LOVELAND Ken Academic Teacher Forest Ranger LORA LEE LUDLOW Lori General To succeed and be happy am This is the best way to get rid of my lunch. John Stem LAURA JEAN LYNN Lynn Academic Airline School DAVID WIN MacDONOUGH Poopsie A cademic M erchant CAROL ELAINE MARVIN Niki Academic Teacher JUDITH ANN McCLUSKEY Judy Academic Travel and teaching CAROL LYNN MICHAELS Mike Academic French Major THOMAS E. MICHAELS Torn Academic College ALISON KING MICHAEL Alison Academic To stay happy BARBARA ELLEN McMAI-ION Barb Academic Promoter, Artist, Musician STEVEN DOUGLAS MILLER Tib Academic College Prof. MARY LOU MILLER Lou Commercial Secretary TERRY GLENN MILLER Chief General Work STANLEY R. MOSHER Fingers Academic College And the band plays on . . . John Ullo, band president. 47 48 JOSEPH F. MURPHY Murf General College DONALD T. MU TCHLE R M utch Industrial Arts Navy SALLY NEWCOMB Sally Academic Pen State CARLENE NEAL Carlene Academic Social Worker RICHARD ALLEN NICHOLS Rich Academic Automotive Engineer RALPH NORDMARK Ralph General Army How do you work this thing? - Dave Serfas BRENDA ONEY Boney Commercial Beautician CARMEN LOUISE PASCARELLO Carm Academic Commercial Artist SA LLY LEE PLACE Placie Commercial Beautician JOSEPH ANTHONY Polinski Polock Academic Truck Driver STUART JOEL POLLAN Stu Academic College Honor Society President Steve Krug addresses the Student Body. 50 JILL LEE PUZIO Puz Academic To be happy TIMOTHY RICHARD PRJMROSE Tim General Building Contractor ROBERT RICHARD RAESLY Bob Academic Teacher STEPHANIE JANNEENE READ Steve Academic Airline Stewardess CYNTHIA LEE RITTER Cindy Academic CATHERINE MARIE RICHARDSON Cathy General To be a Nurse 52 DEBORAH ANN SCHALLER Debbie Commercial Travel, Marriage STEVEN LLOYD SEBRING Steve General Commercial Pilot MARGARET ANN RUNDLE Peg Academic Hairdresser RICHARD ROTH Fatman General Navy Rick Roth hangs from the lights. DAVID RAY SERFAS Buck Wheat Academic Electrical Engineer DEBORAH MARIE SHEPPS Deb Academic Glad we had this fire drill, we were just in the middle of the test. FREDERIC K- DAVIS SITTIG Fred Academic JOHN SITTIG John General CYNTHIA LOUISE SMITH Cindy Commercial Marriage LIBBY LOUISE SMITH Lib Academic Dental Hygenist MARIE JANET SPOLSKY Spook General Work, Marriage TERRENCE B. SNY DER Terry Academic College JoANN MARIE STANKIEWICZ Io Academic Secretary JOHN STEM Stem Academic College LAURA JEAN STEUER Sneaky Bean General Acting DONALD JAMES STONE Bone Academic Pre-M ed MARTHA MAGDALENE TOMASCH Mart Academic To live a full and happy life KARL JOHN THEUNE Karl Academic 55 HOWARD A, TRANSUE Dog $422 Academic JEAN OLIVIA TURN Jeaniturn Academic To live in a tree house 56 W1: What homework do I have tonight? Deb Kanych JOHN ULLO, IR. John Academic Electronics Engineer BERNADINE ANN TURTZO Berny Academic Airline School CATHERINE SOPHIA VAN BUSKIRK Kitty Commercial ROBERT DOW VANDERCAR Bobby Industrial Arts Contracting DEBRA LEE VAN HORN Deb Academic College AMELIA MARIE VENTRE Amy Academic Writer, Dramatics I think I missed my solo. Brian A, Butz With cheerleaders like these, how did we ever lose the Senior-Faculty Basketball Game ?I DEBORAH ANN WATTS Debby General To be happy BRUCE E. L. WERKHEISER Werky Academic Liberal College Prof. 58 MA UREEN MARGARET WALTER Renee Academic Airline Stewardess PEGGY LO UISE WA LLA CE Peggy General Housewife H. RONALD WHITTAKER, JR, Ron General Be a millionaire before I'm 30 LOIS LORRAINE WHITTAKER Rainy Lou General Graphologist, travel KATHY CORLEE WERNER Wenee Commercial Secretary EUGENE B. WHITTAKER Superstick General Trade School DAVID GARD WILLIAMS Dave Academic DANIEL WILKINS Dog 1H Academic Weatherman, to fly a stearman CARYL LYNNE WOLFF CHRISTOPHER CHARLES JOANNE ANGELA ZITO Ralph WOLLYUNG Jo Academic Bad Kid Commercial To be happy; Math Teacher General To be happy and successful Marriage Is it O.K. with you if I make up the test next week? Gary Jacobs and Miss Russopulus. 60 VICKIE DOROTHY ADAMS: Chorus 7-9, Stamp and Coin Club 9. WENDY LEE ALBERT: Jr. Honor Society '7-9, Latin Club 9, Modern Forei n Lan- 9uage Club 10, FI'A 0-11, reasurer 11, Science Fair 10, Jr. Play Committees 11, Sr. Play Committees 12, Sr. Exec- utive Committee 12, Prom Committee 11. STEPHEN CHARLES BACHMAN: Basketball 9, Swimming Team 10, Boys Council 10, Science Fair 10, Jr. Executive Board 11, Jr. Play Construction Committee 11, Prom Construction Commit- tee 11, Sr. Play Construction 12, Athletic Club. GARY BARKER: Senior Play 12. CAROL JEAN BENSLEY: Chorus 7-9, Libra Club 10, Modern Dance Clu 9, Syn- chronized Swimming Club 10, Science Fair 10, Commercial Club 12, Commercial Club Vice President 12, Homeroom Vice President 11. CAROLINE MARIE BIONDO: Chorus 7-9, Eastburger 10, Make-Up Committee, Junior Play 11. DANIEL A. BLEWITT: Senior Class President, It. Class Vice-Ptesident, Student Coun- cil Treasurer 11-12, Student Council Rep. 10-12, Jr. High Student Council Rep. 8, Alter- nate 7, 9, Glee Club President 12, Glee Club 10-12, District Chorus 12, Regional Chorus 12, Jr. High Chorus 8, 9, Choraliers 10-12, Sr. Band 10-12, District Band 11, Jr. High Band 7-9, Track 9, Swimming 10-12, Youth of the Month, Liaison Committee 12, Chairman Prom Decorating Committee, Chair- man Jr. Class Play, Property Committee, Activity Planning Committee, Science Fair 9-11, Second place, Honorable men- tion, Yearbook Staff 12. PATRICIA tDALD BOIK: Attended Estcount High School in Natal, South Africa from 8th through to 12th grade. Graduat- ed in December, 1968. Was a member of the Hockey and Tennis Team and also Secretary of the Debating Society and member of the Wild Life Society. RONALD CHARLES BOGART: Wrestlin 10. BARRY JOH BOUSHELL: Coin Club, Booster Club, Chorus 7-8, Football,Wrest1ing, Golf. GARRY GEORGE BOUSHELL: Wrestling 10, Swimming 12, Golf 12. Senior Directory SUZANNE LAURA BRUCE: Chorus 8, Art Contest 10, Usher 10, Properties Committee for Class Play 11. BRIAN ARTHUR BUTZ: Chorus '7-12, Band 7-12, Jr. High Dance Band 9, Dance Band 8-12, Eastburger 12, Science Fair 10. MERRIANN MARIE CARAMELLA: '7-9 Chorus, Band 7-8, Glee Club 11-12, Home Economics Club 10, Junior Play Committees, Senior Play Qrompten. PAMELA GAIL CLEVELAND: Chorus 7-9, Student 9, Riding Club, Skiing Team 11, Portal Yearbook 12, Drama Club, Hockey Team, Religious Life, Wiley House 12. JOANN CORSIN: Chorus 7-9, Jr. Band 7-9, Matching and Senior Band 10- 12, Concert Band 10-12, Home- room Treasurer 12, Commer- cial Club 12, Foreign Club 10, Homeroom President 9, Science 10, Decorating Committee - Jr. Prom Usherette - Jr. Play, Homeroom Vice-President 11. LINDA MARIE COURTRIGHT: Nurse's Club 9, Crossword Puz- zle Club, Basketball 9, Future Nurse's Club 10-12, Basketball 10-12. BRUCE VICTOR CRAMER: Outdoor Club, Bowling Club. KATHY LEE CRAMER: Chorus 7-9, Modern Foreign Language Club 8, Booster Club 9, Jr. Play Committee 11, Com- mercial Club 12. ROBERT CRAIG CURTIS: Chorus '7-9. CYNTHIA CAROL DAILY: Junior Band '7-9, Senior Band 9-12, Home Economics Club 10, Junior Play Committee 11. VIRGINIA DANFELT: Chorus 9-12, Choraliers 11-12, Yr. Bk. Business Staff 12, Prom Decoration 11, County Chorus 11-12, Debating Team 10, Newspaper 10, Jr. Play 11, Senior Play 12. RICHARD T. DAVIES IR.: Swimming 9-12, Track 9, East- burger Staff 11-12, Student Cduncil Alternate 12. ELIZABETH LEA DEAN: Chorus 7-8, Junior Band 7-9, Senior Band 9-12, Homeroom Secy. 11-12, Secretary and Treasurer of Commercial Club. JOELLEN A, DEHAVEN: Chorus 7-9, Stamp 'and Coin Club 9, Art Club 10, Science Fair 10. DONNA KAY DEITER: Chorus '7-8-9, Eastburger 10-11, Future Teacher's Club, Publicity Committee of Sr. Play, Make- Up Committee of Jr. Play 11, Science Fair 10. SUSAN ANNE DELLARIA: Modern Dancing Club 10, Junior Play Committee, Prom Com- mittee 11, Bowlin Club 12. CHERYL ANNE DENN S: Home Economics Club 10, Jr. Class Play Committee 11, Bowling Club 12, Prom Com- mittee 11. WAYNE JOSEPH DIPPRE: Chorus 7-8, Band 8-9, Swim- ming 9-12, Science Fair 9, Track 9-10, Electronics Club 11. PAMELA KAY DUTTER: Booster Club Secretary 9, Future Nurse's Club 10-12, President 11, President 12, Jr. High Chorus '7-9, Science Fair - lst Prize 10, Homeroom Secre- tary 10, Decoratin Committee - Jr. Prom; Make- p Commit- tee Jr. Pla . CONNIE ELAI EILENBERGER: National Junior Honor Society 9, Usherette '7-12, Modern Foreign Lan uage Club 10, Bowling Clu 9, Booster Club 9, Prom Committees 11, Jr. and Sr. Play Committees 11-12, Science Fair 10, Yearbook Staff 12, Eastburger Staff 11. DEBRA K. EILENBERGER; Homeroom Treasurer 7, Home- room Vice President 8, Jr. Band 7-9, Jr. High Chorus '7-8, Senior Band 10-12, District Band 10, Class Vice President 10, Science Fair 10, Future Nurse's Club 10-12 8Treasurer 10, Vice Presi- dent 121; Jr. Play Committees, Jr. Prom Committees, Jr. Ex- ecutive Board, Senior Execu- tive Board, Business Staff of Yearbook, Make-up Staff of Yearbook 12, Senior Play Com- mittee, Girl of the Month 12, Senior Homecoming Queen. STEVEN ROY ELLSWEIG: Chorus '7, Band - Color Guard 8, Varsit Football Manager 9, Glee Clu , Yearbook Busmess Staff, Golf 10, Jr. Play 11, 81'. Play, Eastburger's Editor 12. GERALDINE RUTH FETHERMAN: THOMAS ANTHONY FISH: Science Fair 9, Track Team 10, Science Fair 10, Vice President Homeroom, Monroe Coun Student Art Show 11, Wyc off's Art Show, Sr. Class Play Public- ity Committee and Lighting 12. CAROL FLOWERS: Chorus 7-9, Modern Foreign Language Club 9, Science Fair 10, Art Club 10, Junior Play Committee 11, Senior Play Committee 12. JAMES H. FRAILEY: Basketball 8, Jr. Varsity and Varsity Football 9-12. DONALD WILLLAM FRITZ: VaISity Baseball 9-12, Varsity Basketball 10-12, Jr. Varsity Basketball 10, Freshman Bas- ketball 9, Jr. High Basketball 7-8, Homeroom President 10- 11, Homeroom Vice President 9, Homeroom Treasurer 8. LILLIAN GEORGE: Chorus 8-9, Dance Club 10, Program Committee for Senior Play. ANDREW JOSEPH GONDELL, JR, Golf, Wrestling 10, Football 11. DARLENE MARTHA HARRIS: Homeroom President 7. Home- room Vice President 8, Home- room President 9, Chorus 7-9, Booster Club 9-10, Booster Club President 9, Booster Club Secretary 10, Sophomore Class Secretary 10, Junior Varsity Cheerleading 11, Varsity Cheer- leading 12. WILLIE GUPTON: Basketball 9, 12. LAURIE ANN HARRITON: Jr. Band 7-9, Sr. Band 8-11, District Band 10, Re ional Band 10, Brass Ensemble 0, Wood- wind Quintet 10, Drama Club 9-11, Future Teacher's Club 10, Make-Up Committee It. and Sr. Plays 11-12, Construc- tion Committee Sr. Play 12, Swimming 12. LYNNE KATHRYN HARRITON: Jr. Band 8-9, Jr. High Chorus 8-9, Senior Band 9-11, Dis- trict Band 10, Regional Band 10, Drama Club 9-11, Make- Up Committee Jr. Play 11-12, Senior Class Play 12, Swim- min Club 10-12. TERRY EE HEETER: Science Fair - lst Place Winner 10, Swimming Team 9. JOHN T. HELLER: Basketball 8, Baseball 9-12. SHARON LYNN HELLER: Chorus Secretary 7-9, Chorus 7-9, Booster Club 9-10, Booster Club Vice President 9-10, Cheerleader 8-12. ANDREA HINELINE: Chorus 7-9, Nurse's Aide Voca- tional Training 10-11, Science Fair 10. JACQUELINE V. HOAGLAND: Modern Dance Club, Science Fair 10, Nature Club 10, Tie- ket Committee 12. ELIZA BETH ANN HOWELL: Chorus 7-9, Junior Band 7-9, Science Fair 10, Junior Play 11, Senior Play 12, Jr. Prom Committee 11, Homeroom Secretary 11, Booster Club 9- 10, Senior Concert Band 10-12, Marching Band 10-12. GARY NORMAN HUFFMAN: Student Council 8-9, Student Council President 9, Basketball 10, Junior Class President, Junior and Senior Prom Committee, Junior and Senior Play Commit- tee, Senior Class Executive Committee. GARY PHILIP JACOBS: Student Council Delegate 10- 12, Basketba119-11, Yearbook 12, Class Executive Committee 11-12, Eastburger Staff 12, Homeroom Vice President 12. ROBERT M. JONES: Wrestling 9-12, Science Fair 10, Junior Play 11-12, S.A.V.E. Club 10-11-12, Junior Prom 11, Football Manager 11, Home- room Treasurer 12. RONALD JORDAN: SUSAN DEBORAH KANYCH: Chorus 7-9, Cheerleading 8-12, Class Secretary 11, Honor Society 9, Modern Dance Club 9, Prom Committee 11, Stage Committee 11-12, Publicity 11-12. LAURA NANCY KESSLER: Modern Dance Club 9, German Award 9, Second Place Science Fair 10, Drama Club 10, Alter- nate Student Council Member 10, Yearbook 11, Girl's Basket- ball Team 11, Junior Class Play 11, Drama Club 11, Senior Play, Co-Editor Yearbook 12, Girl's Basketball Team 12. DAVID ROSS KINTNER: National Merit Pin, Shop Fair 9, Math Club 9-10, Science Fair 10, Business Manager of Eastburger 10-12, Swimming 11-12, Track 11-12, Chess Club 12, Billiard Club 12. JAYNE PATRICIA KIST: Chorus 7-9, Honor Society 8, Student Council 7-9, Prom Committee 9, Junior Band 7-8, Freshman Cheerleading 8-9, Varsity Cheerleadin 10-12, Athletic Award 9, irl's Coun- cil 10, Science Fair 10, Glee Club 9-12, Glee Club Choreo- a:apher 10-12, Girl of the onth l2, Jr. -Sr. Play Com- mittee, Jr.-Sr. Prom Commit- tee, Yearbook Staff12, Cheer- leading Captain 12, Booster Club 9-10. STEPHAN JAMES KRUG: Chorus and Glee Club 7-12, Choraliers 10-12, District and Re ional Chorus 11, 12, Junior an Senior Honor Society - President 12, Science Club 9, - Vice President Nature Club 10, Science Fairs, Prope Committee 11-12. Student Council Representative 11-12, Eastburger Editor, Prom Decora- tions. KENNETH KUNKLE: Honor Societ 8, Football Mgr. 10-11, Trac 10-12, Wrestling 10-12, Debating Club 9, Science Fair 10. ELIZA BETH R. KUTSHER: Junior Band 9, Chorus 9, Science Fair, Prom Decorating Commit- tee 11, Junior Play Committee 11, Forei 11 Language Club 9, Sr. Play ommittee 12, Sr. Band Concert 10,-12, Sr. Band Marchin 10-12, Yearbook Busi- ness Sta f 12. WILLIAM HOOD LABAR, IR.: Wrestling Team 10-12, Captain of the Wrestling Team 12, Foot- ball 9, Track Manager 9, Basket- .ball Manager 9, Track 10, Out- standing Senior Marcher 12, Out- standing Service Award 9, Chorus 7-9, Jr. Band 7-9, St. Marching , 1 Band 7-12, Sr. Concert Band 9- 12, Jr. Play 10-12, Sr. Play 10- 12, II. Dance Band 9, Sr. High Dance Band 10, Pep Band 9-12, Stage and Lighting Management 7-12, Sr. Cheerleader 12, Jr.- Sr. Prom 11-12. HENRY DEAN LESOINE: Hunting and Fishing Club. EDWARD MICHAEL LIPE: Football 10, Chess Club 9, Rifle Team 11-12, Homerooni Treas- urer 10-11, Billiard Club. LARRY EDWARD LOTZ: KENNETH LOVELAND: Baseball Team 7-8-9-11-12, Intramural Basketball 7-9,, Chess Club 7-9, Rifle Team 12. LORA LEE LUDLOW: Senior Band '7-11, Play Committee 12, Nurse's Club 10-12. LAURA JEAN LYNN: Girls' Basketball 11-12, Girl's Basketball Team Captain 12, Jr. Honor Society 9, Chorus 7-9, Homeroom Secretary 9, Drama Club 9, Physical Education Club 10, Science Fair 10. DAVID WIN MacDONOUGH: Car Club 9, Boy's Ph sical Educa- tion Club 10, Prom ommittee 10, Basketball 12, Football 12. CAROL ELAINE MARVIN: Chorus 7-9, Glee Club 10-12, Jr. Honor Society 9, J.V. Cheer- leader 11, Booster Club , Physical Education Club, Science Fair 9 ust PrizeL Sr. Class Play - Promp- 1 ter. IUDITH ANNE McCLUSKEY: Glee Club 10-12, County Cho- rus 11-12, Choraliers 12, Jun- ior Play and Committee, FTA 10-11, Teenage Discussion Club 10, Science Fair 10, Drama Club 9, Dance Com- mittee 9, Chorus 7-9, Jr. Band 7-8, Jr. National Honor Soci- ety 8-9 , Student CounCil Civic Award 9. BARBARA ELLEN McMAHON: Senior Band 8-12, District Band 10-12, Regional Band 10-11, State Band 11, District and Regional Orchestra 12. ALISON KING MICHAEL: National Junior Honor Society 8-9, Modern Dance Club 8, G mnastic Club 10, Nature C ub 10, Science Fair 11, National Senior Honor Society 12, D.A,R, Citizenship Award 9. CAROL LYNN MICHAELS: FTA 9, Homeroom Secretary 9, Jr.-Sr. Band 9-12, Jr. High Dance Band, District Band 10- 12, Regular Band 10, Pep Band, Student Council Representative 10-12, Vice Pres. 11, President 12, Glee Club 9-11, Science Fair 10, Stage and Li htin Crew, Yearbook Staf 11- 2, Junior Class Executive Com- mittee, Prom Decorations, Play Props. THOMAS E. MICHAELS: Senior Band 8-12, District Band 10-12, Region II State Band 11-12, Pep Band 10-12, Sr. Dance Band 10-12, Boy's Council 10, Secreta of Home- room 11-12, Footbal 9, Basket- ball 9-10, Baseball 12, Brass Ensemble 11-12. MARY LOU MILLER: Modern Dance 9-10, Com- mercial Club 12. STEVEN DOUGLAS MILLER: Football 9-12, Baseball 9-12, Jr. and Senior Class Executive Committees, Basketball 10, From Committee 11, Chorus 7, 8, 9, Physical Education Club 9-10. TERRY GLENN MILLER: Junior Dance Band 7-9, Junior Band 7-9, Senior Band 8-12, Sr. Dance Band 9-12, Pep Band 10-12, Hunting and Fish- ing Club 11, Rifle Club 10. STANLEY R. MOSHER: Chorus 8-9, Jr. High Band 7- 8, Homeroom Pres1dent 8-12, Vice President Homeroom 7, Executive Committee 12, Track 9-12, .Football 9-12, Basketball 9, Junior Play Ticket Committee 11. CARLENE NEAL: Chorus 7-9, National Honor Society 9, Modern Dance Club 9, Band 9-12, Majorettes 9- 12, Girl's Basketball 11-12, Senior Play 10, Science Fair 10. SALLY NEWCOMB: Class Plays 10-12, Drama Club 10-12, St. National Honor Society 11-12, Chorus 7-9, Jr. Band 8-9. RICHARD ALLEN NICHOLS: Science Fair 10, Swimming Team 10-12, Senior Play. RALPH NORDMARK: Stamp Club 9-10. BRENDA ONEY: Booster Club 9, Business Club 10, Junior Class Play - Ticket Committee 11, Senior Class Play Make-Up Committee 12. CARMEN LOUISE PASCARELLO: Glee. Club 10, 11, Yearbook Staff 12, Prom Decorating Com- mittee Chairman 11, Art Club 9, Class Treasurer 11-12, Play Committee 11-12, Science Fair 10, Jr. High Chorus '7-9, Float Committee 12, Sr. Exec- utive Board 12. DARRYL FRANCIS PIERSON: Rifle Club 10, Rifle Team 12, Science Fair 10. SALLY LEE PLACE: Chorus 7-9, Business Club 12, Rifle Team, Captain 12, Senior Class Play Make-Up Committee Chairman 12, Science Fair 10. JOSEPH ANTHONY POLINSKI: Jr. Varsity Football 10, Science Fair 10, Varsity Football 11, Track 11. STUART JOEL POLLAN: Student Council 7-8, Junior Band 7-9, Junior High Dance Band 9, Chorus 9, Science and Astronomy 9, Treasurer, Senior Band 7-12, Pep Band 8-12, Dance Band 9-12, District Band 12, Junior Play 11, Jr. -Sr. Prom, Decoration Committee 8Assistant Chairmam, Junior Class Executive Committee 11, Homeroom Secretary 12, Student Council 12, Swimming Team 11, Yearbook 11-12. TIMOTHY RICHARD PRIMROSE: Chorus 7-9, Hunting and Fishing Club 10, Stage Crew for Plays 11-12, Boy's Activities Club. JILL LEE PUZIO: Chorus '7-9, Glee Club 10-11, Science Fair 10, Booster Club 9-10, President 10, Student Council 8-10, Alternate Secre- tary 9, Junior Varsity Cheer- leader 10, Varsity Cheerleader 10-11, Jr. Play Committee, Sr. Play Committee, Homeroom President 12, Executive Com- mittee 12, Yearbook Staff 12. ROBERT RICHARD RAESLY: Junior Honor Society 9, Varsity Track 9-12, Varsity Swimming, Mgr. 9-12, First Prize Science Fair 10, Boy's Physical Activity Club 10, Volle ball Club 12, Swimmin Clu 9. STEPHANIE ANNEENE READ: Chorus '7-8, Drama Club 9, Future Nurse's Club 10-12, Nominee for Homecomin Queen 12, Usherette for radua- tion 9-10, Usherette for Senior Band Concert 11. CATHERINE MARIE RICHARDSON: Rifle Team 8, Chorus 8-9, Dance Club 9, Future Nurses Club 10-12. Home Institution and Health Aide CARE Student. CYNTHIA LEE RITTER: Student Council 11-12, Secre- tary Student Council 12, Glee Club 9-12, Treasurer Glee Club 12, Choraliers 11-12, County Chorus, Senior Class Play Cast, Jr. Class Play Committee, Jr. - Sr. Prom Decoration Committee, Yearbook Staff, Senior Class Executive Board. RICHARD ROTH: Wrestling '7-12, Junior High Football 8, Varsity Football 9- 12, Varsity Baseball 12, Hunt- ing and Fishing Club 8-9. MARGARET ANN RUNDLE: F.N.C, 10-12, Science Fair 10, Publicity Committee - Senior Play 12, Publicit Committee - Junior Play 11, oat Committee Homecoming Day 12, Decora- tion Committee Jr. -Sr. Prom 11. DEBORAH ANN SCHALLER: Chorus '7-9, Modern Dance Club 9, Science Fair Ticket Commit- tee for Jr. Pla 11, Business Club 12, Property mmittee for Sr. Play 12. STEVEN LLOYD SEBRING: Swimming. DAVID RAY SERFAS: Junior Band 7-9, Junior Dance Band 8-9, Marchin Band 9-12, Senior Concen Ban 8-12, Sr. Dance Band 9-12, Brass Ensem- ble 10-12, Pep Band 10-12, District Band 10-12, Region II State Band 10, Chorus 8-9, Glee Club 9-11, Choraliers 10-11, Science Fair 10-11, Freshman Basketball, Wrestling 10. DEBORAH MARIE SHEPPS: Chorus 7-9, Glee Club 10-12, F.N.C. 10, Homeroom Treasurer 10, Modern Dance Club 10, Junior Band 7-8, Senior Band 8, Make-Up Committee Ur. Flam 11, Property Committee 88L Pla 812. FREDE ICK DAVIS SITTIG: Jr. Varsity Wrestlin 11, Hunt- ing and Fishing Clu 9, Science Fair 10, Stage Crew for Jr. Play 11, Stage Qew for Sr. Play 12, Boy's Ph sical Activity Club 10. JOHN SITT G: CYNTHIA LOUISE SMITH: Chorus 7-9, Modern Dance Club 9, Ice Skating Club,' Science Fair 10, Ticket Committee for Jr; Fla and Pancake Supper, Usher or Jr. Play, Prom Decor- ation Committee 11, Property, Usherette for Sr. Play. LIBBY LOUISE SMITH: Band '7-8, Chorus '7-9, Home Economics Club 9, Library 10- 12, Science Fair 10, Girl s Basketba1110-12, Proper Com- mittee - Senior Prom, Us erette - Graduation, Spring Concert 11. TERRENCE B. SNYDER: Footba117-12, Co-Captain Football 12, Wrestling 7-9, Debating Club 10, Bowling Club 12. MARIE JANET SPOLSKY: Chorus 7-10, Modern Dance Club - 9, Ice Skating Club 10, Library Staff 11, Prom Commit- tee 11, Library Staff12, Senior Play Committee, Rifle Team 12, Tour of Stroudsburg High Activity 12. JO ANN MARIE STANKIEWICZ: Physical Education Club, F.N.C. 10, 11, 12, 2nd Prize in Science Fair 10, Prom Committee, Jr. Play Committee, Glee Club 11-12. JOHN STEM: Jr. National Honor Society 8-9, Jr. Band 9, Latin Club 8, Swim- ming 10-11, Teenage Discus- sion Club 10, Cast Jr. Play 11, Drama Club, Prom Decoration 11, Sr. Play Cast 12, Sr. Class Float 12. LAURA JEAN STEUER: Jr. Class Play 11, Sr. Class Play 12 DONALD JAMES STONE: Wrestling Team 9, Coin and Stamp Club 9, Bowling Club 7-10, Jr. Class Play 11, Drama Club 11, Senior Class Play 12, Wrestling 12, School Mascot 12, Sr. Executive Board 12, Track Team 12, Talent Show 12, Homeroom Vice President 12, Senior Band molor GuardL Billiards Club 12, Drama Play 11. KARL JOHN THEUNE: Hunting and Fishing 9-10. MARTHA MAGDALENE TOMASCH: Chorus 7-9, Art Club 9, Science Fair 10, Modern Language Club 10, Publicity Commlttee Sr. Play 12, Glee Club 11, Property Committee It. Play, Make-Up Staff of Yearbook 11, Jr. -Sr. Prom Decorating Committee 11, Float Decorating Committee 12, Co-Editor of Yearbook 12. HOWARD A, TRANSUE: Chorus 7, Jr. National Honor Society 9, Math Club 9, Boy's Council 10, Boy's Physical Activity Club 10, Sr. National Honor Society, Sr. National Honor Society, Sr. Class Play Property Committee 12, Editor- ial Board Eastburger Staff 12, Cheerleader 12, Senio'r-Faculty Game 12. JEAN OLIVA TURN: Chorus 7-9, Ir. Band 7-9, Sr. Band 8-10, Glee Club 10, Jr. Honor Society 8-9, Girl's Bas- ketball 11-12, Woodwind Quin- tet 10, Jr. Dance Band 9. BERNADINE ANN TURTZO: Chorus 7-9, Jr. Band 7-9. Dance Band 7-10, Jr. Hi h Dance Band 7-9, Glee C ub 10- 12, Sr, Concert Band 8-12, Sr. Marchin Band 8-12, Woodwind Quintet 0, District Band 8-11, Regional Band 11, Homeroom Vice-President 9, Jr. Prom Deco- rating Committee 11, Make-up Committee Jr. Play 11, Make- up Committee Sr. Play 12, Bus- iness Staff - Yearbook 12, Homeroom Secretary 8, Science Fair 10, Float Decorating Com- mittee - Homecoming 12. JOHN ULLO, IR. Senior Band 7-12, Ir. Band 7-9, Jr. High School Band 779, Dance Band 9-12, Senior Band 7-12, Homeroom President 7-10, Vice President Homeroom 11, Chorus '7, Pep Band 8-12, Honor Society 9, Class President 10, Coin and Stamp Club 10, Executive Com- mittee 11, District Band 11-12, Regional Band 11-12, Jr. -Sr. Prom Decoratmg Committee 11, Student Director 12, Brass En- semble 12, Woodwing Ensemble 12, Boy of the Month 12, Mid- East All Star Band 12. CATHERINE SOPHIA VAN BUSKIRK: Chorus 7-9, Glee Club 10-11, Booster Club 9-10. ROBERT DOW VANDERCAR: DEBRA LEE VAN HORN: Senior National Honor Society 11-12, Junior Band 7-9, Senior Band 9-12, Dance Band 11-12, Junior High Majorettes 7-9, Senior Majorettes 9-12, Head Majorette 12, District Band 10-11, Regional Band 11, Chorus 7-9, Glee Club 9-12, Choraliers 10-12, Junior P13; Committee 11, Yearbook MaKe-Up Staff 11, Debate Club 10, Bridge Club 11, Junior Class Plannin Committee 11, Student Counci Representa- tive 8-9, Student Council Alter- nate 7-10-11, National Merit Award 7. AMELIA MARIE VENTRE: Drama Club 10, FIA 10,11, National Honor Society 11-12, Student Council 11-12, Play Committee 11, Senior Play 12, Corresponding Secreta 12, Co- Chairman of Variety S o'w. PEGGY LOUISE WALLACE: Booster Club 9-10, Head Usher'- ette 10. MA UREEN MARGARET WALTER: Glee Club 8, Student Council 8-10, Honor Society 9, Treas- urer, Student Council 9, Senior Pla 12. DEBO H ANN WATTS: BRUCE E, L. WERKHEISER: H, RONALD WHITTAKER, JR, Junior Honor Society 8, Junior Band 7-9, Sr. Band 10, Football 9, Basketball 9-11, Baseball 10, Chorus 7-9, Glee Club 10-11, County Chorus 10. KATHY COR LEE WERNER: Chorus 7-9, Modern Dance Club .9, Home Economics Club, Junior Class Play Ticket Committee Chairman 11, Bowling Club 12. EUGENE B. WHITTAKER: Basketball 7-9, Football 7-8-9- 10-11, Wrestling 8,. Hunting and'Fishing Club Presi- dent 9, Dance Committee 9, Merit Award 9, Coin and Stamp Club 10,- Ticket Committee of Junior Play 11. LOIS LORRAINE WHITTAKER: Modern Dance 9, 10, Eastbugger 10, Junior Play 11, Diama Club 11, Senior Play 12. DANIEL WILKINS: Junior Band 7, Varsit Swim- ming 9-12, District wimming 9-12, State Swimming 12, Varsity Track 9, Class Vice President 12, Play Stage Crew 11-12, Prom Committee 11, Pancake Supper 11, Homecom- ing Parade Communit 12, Physical Activity Clu 9-11, Cheerleader - Faculty Game 12, Various Dance Committees 12. DAVID GARD WILLIAMS: Junior Band 7 -8-9, Jr. High Dance Band 7-8-9, Chorus 7-9- 10, senior Band 9-10-11-12, District Band 10-11-12, Regional Band 10-11-12, District Chorus 11, Glee Club 11, Senior Band Vice President 12, Pep Band 12, Brass Ensemble 12, Mid East All Star Band Member 12. CARYL LYNNE WOLFF: Chorus 7-8-9, Junior Band 7-8-9, Latin Club 9, Glee Club 10-11- 12, Senior Band 9-10-11-12, Clarinet Choir 10, District Band 10-11, Junior Prom Decorating Committee 11, Play Make-Up Committee 11-12, Business Staff of Yearbook 12, Executive Board 12, Homeroom Treasurer 10, Homeroom President 11-12, Science Fair 10, Float Decorat- in Chairman 12. CHR TOPHER CHARLES WOLLYUNG JOANNE ANGELA ZITO: Modern Dance Club 9, Business Award 9, Usherette 10, Science Fair 10, 11, 12, Science Fair 10, Prom Ticket Committee 11, Jr. Play Property Committee 11, President, Business Service Club 12, Ty ist for Yearbook 12, Tour 0 Stroud Union 12. Class F avorites M ost Likely to S ucceed STEVE KRUG SALLY NEWCOMB Most V ersatile DAN BLEWITT CAROL MICHAELS Most Talented DA VE W ILLIAMS BA RBIE MCMA HON Most Courteous WAYNE DIPPRE DONNA DEITER y is M ost Athletic STEVE MILLER JILL PUZIO Sunniest Disposition JOE POLINSKI CARLENE NEAL Class Chatterboxes STAN MOSHER l CARMEN PASCARELLA 66 I Class F lirts JOHN HELLER RENEE WALTER Class Jokers DA VE SERFAS LONI LUDLOW TEN YEARS FROM NOW WILL YOU REMEMBER . . . ' Thinking up excuses to write on our absentee blanks? How we crammed for Mr. Abeloffs vocabulary tests? The hamburgers we alwa s got for lunch? Rushing to meet the dea lines of our term papers? The lectures we got in class for not doing our work? The biolo y drawings we traced for Mr. Hastie? How we a most beat Stroudsburg on Turkey Day? The bull sessions we had in which we ripped apart everyone in school except ourselves. Who really were your best friends at school? Whatdyour ambition was during your senior year? Who rove your school bus? The way some teachers looked when things didn't please them? Our feeling of great accomplishment in a successful prom out of the school? The numberless times we strolled up and down the halls looking for something better to do? IN SHORT . . . you will remember the blue times, the busy times, the lazy times, the boring tlmes, the happy times, the swell times you had at E.S.H.S. 67 Most Reliable DAN W ILKINS CINDY RITTER TOO BUSY PHOTO Not Available Most School Spirit GARY HUFFMAN SHARON HELLER Quiz Kids ; KEN KUNKLE JEAN TURN Best School Citizens GARY JACOBS AMY VENTRE 68 69 11-A-1 TOP: SITTING: B. Bogel, B. Broadhead, KNEELING: H. Burch, L. Caretta, T. Bzik. STANDING: I. Bramhall, P. Brush, K. Biondo. S. Christian, B. Christian, S. Barnes, P. Bollard. 11-A-2 BOTTOM: G. Curtis, W. Dippre, R. Davis, K. Cartwright, G. Dennis, T. 70 ll-B-l TOP: J. Fisher, E. Garris, G. Dotter, S. Driesbach, B. Flowers, K. Flana- gan, S. Forsyth, K. Gondel, C. Ecke, S. Farmer, G. Everett, B. Eilenberger, D. Eppley, P. Edinger. ll-B-2 BOTTOM: S. Hahn, J. Halterman, P. Henly, R. Green, V. Gromadin, D. Hall, B. Goucher, E. Hahn, J. Halterman, R. Hoppe, D. Gordon. 11-C-1: C. Kuna C. Janusz E. Leap T. Kishpaugh M. Kleinle B. Lantz E. LaBadie S. Horn B. Kunkle D. LeBar Davis, P. Coss, G. Dickison. ll-D-l TOP: B. McGinnis, S. Mormon, D. Merring, D. Mutchler, M. McManus, L. Nauman, J. McMahon, P. Peppel. 11-D-2 BOTTOM: SITTING: M. Shook, B. Possinger. KNEELING: D. Rine, M. Sibley, D. Schoonover, C. Pipher, D. Primrose. STANDING: D. Singer, D. Schell, S. Singer, T. Polinski, B. Remz, F. Rodenbaugh, J. Romansky, A. Shick. 11-C-2: A. Livadas K. Lesoine G. Marsh C. Martin G. Lessig D. LaBarre ll-E-l: H. Thran, F. Smith, R. Taylor, M. Thorne, L. Snyder, S. Smith, V. Van Gorden, D. Sommer, R. Snyder, T. Tabler, D. Transue, M. Van Horn, R. Tomasch, D. Smith, M. Sobrinsky, C. Stacey. ll-E-Z: G. Zane, T. Widmer, K. Warner, ; J. Werkheiser, R. Zacharias, E. Whittaker, I. Whittaker, D. Wingerter, G. Wells, J. Young, J. Waller, C. Woolever, F. Wunder, D. Wall, G. Wolbers, K. Welter. lO-B-l: B. Depue, B. Detrick, S. DeRenzis, T. Dailey, T. Cramer, E. Dickison, S. DeWitt, J. Davies. 10-C-1: N. Halterman, R. GUL- nels, J. Harrell, W. Gromadin, S. Gottchalk, B. Gordon. 10-C-2 STANDING: N. Kunkle, B. Lee, N. Kemmerer, J. Leaman, R. Hall, B. Houck, G. Larison. KNEELING: B. Kimmins, D. Lance, D. Hoke, R. Hillman, S. Houser, J. Hassler, K. Karchner, S. LaBar. SITTING: B. Heeter, B. Harris, D. Hughes, B. Lee, A. Lee, J. Harrell, B. Klingel. lO-D lst ROW: D. Michel, T. McDermott, M. MacIntire, B. Miller. 2nd ROW: T. McManus, B. Malin, E. Bunnell, K. Moshet. 3rd ROW: S. Nauman, K. Norris, D. May, P. Milenkowic. 4th ROW: G. Miller, J. Michael, J. McGinley, S. MacDonough. 5th ROW: T. Nordmatk, D. Mosier, J. Lynn. 6th ROW: D. MacIntire, D. Lockard, J. Miller. 7th ROW: G. Oney, J. Ogden. 10-A-1 lst ROW: T. Ali, D. Boushell, J. Albert, M. L. Beards. 2nd ROW: R. Bird, C. Adams, B. Bogen, C. Barnes. 3rd ROW: D. Beers, C. Blair, L. Bensley. 4th ROW: I. Bishop, I. Ace. 10-B-2 SITTING: D. Ehrlich, K. Dittus, W. Dotterh KNEELING: L. Dymond, K. Ellenberger, G. Fish, A. Dutter, STANDING: B. Fish, M. Ditmore, S. Fischer, H. Fleischmann, L. Dickison. 10-E-1: R. Romansky, J. Saussier, H. Sindahl, G. Raitt, F. Ricco- bono. M. Roeckendorf, V. Peters, K. Roeder, D. Richardson. 10-E-2 SITTING: P. Snyder, D. Smith, C. Sourwine, B. Swedish, M. Simmons, K. Smith. KNEELING: N. Snyder, P. Swine- ford, L. Smith, B. Swank, S. Shackleford, V. Stauffer. STANDING: D. Stine, J. Singer, D. Smith, D. Stettler, D. Smoke, J. Schoonover, D. Schoonover, R. Nicholais. 10-A-2 lst ROW: P. Collins, D. Carmella, T. Bowman, M. Blewitt. 2nd ROW: K. Christman, D. Bush, B. Butz. 3rd ROW: C. Bush, I. Christman, B. Chighizola, S. Counterman. 4th ROW: C. Coco, L. Butts. lO-F lst ROW: D. Tor- chia, N. Van Why, S. West. 2nd ROW: S. Welter, J. Viechnicki, M. Weiss, D. Zukowski. 3rd ROW: J. Wunder, D. Van Gorden, T. Zacharias. 4th ROW: N. U110, M. Young, P. Winters. 5th ROW: C. Thompson, R. Williams, H. Treible, J. Wyckoff. 6th ROW: M. Wolbers, T. Davis, D. Taylor, G. Williams. JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS: Gwen Everett - Treasurer, Scott Dreisbach - Presi- dent, Philip Brush - Vice President, Jean Bramhall - Secretary. 1 SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS: Beverly Swank - Secretary, Jim Schoonover - Presi- w dent, Joe Viechnicki - Vice President, Walter Gromadin - Treasurer. 1 JUNIOR HIGH 76 9-E-2 ROW 1: S. Woodhead, L. Zapack, U. Whit- more, N. Moore, D. Williams. ROW 2: J. Whit- taker, S, Wimer, B. Cartwright, T. Watts. ROW 3: J. Wilkins, D. Wyckoff, D. Smith, D. Young. 9-D ROW 1: P. Sherman, C. Sebring, M. Smith. ROW 2: A. Post, L. Scheirer, J. Smith. ROW 3: C. Serfas, S. Smith, C. Scerbo. ROW 4: K. Sny- der, K. Smith, A. Schiebel. ROW 5: C. Rob- bins, I. Sibley. ROW 6: H. Smith, C. Reed, W. Sny- der. ROW 7: M. Rice, E. Sny- der, I. Renfroe. ROW 8: S. Rep- sher, L. Smith. 78 9-C-1 LEFT ROW: P. Lockwitch, B. Michael, E. Loveland, L. McDermott, A. Marine, J. McCarthy, D. Martin, M. Martz, L. Ludlow. RIGHT ROW: D. Merring, B. Maioriello, R. Lee, A. Merring, R. Matlock, J. Michaels, F. Lipe, D. Miller, S. Martz, E. Lord. 9-C-2 SITTING: A. Ness, P. Mosier, T. O'Hara, D. Palmer, J. Miller, M. Mosier, T. Miller. STANDING: M. Miller, D. Oney, G. Miller, G. Neipert, G. Miller, R. Morris, C. Miraglia. 9-B-1 LEFT ROW: A. Eden, 9-E-1 ROW 1: C. Tweedie, S. Van Horn, G. Stett- ler, J. Walck, B. Taylor, B. Thran. ROW 2: R. Van C. Fox, Why, L. Wallace, K. Walck, S. Thome. ROW 3: B. Fish, B. Voss, R. Tweedie, P. Unangst, D. Vail, C. Tab- 8. Fogel, let, G. Swartz. G. Fenical, R. Frederick. RIGHT ROW: L. Deiter, G. Daily, T. Doyle, G. Derrick, J. DeHaven, R. DePew, C. Fedish, S. Fahl, C. Garris, E. Dickison. -B-2 ROW 1: M. Hoke, H. Lee, w. Landry, M. Koelmel, 9-A ROW 1: 3- 0335611: 13- Bonser- M- . , Baird, R. Coco, E. Cramer. ROW 2: F. .IHalterman. ROW 2: M. Labadle, L. Klshbaugh, B. Ace, L. Counterman, R. Beck, K. Car- nstof, N. Green. ROW 3: C. Kleinle, D. LaBadie. ROW 4: mella, V. Altemose. ROW 3: P. Cramer, . Leap, c. Hilliard, F. Kyle, c. Lee, L. Kem, D. Kupis- V. Collins. P. Jack. L. Bonifacic. E. Bzik. ROW 4: K. Ace, L. Costanza, B. Butz, R. eWSkI' Christian, A. Bensley. ROW 5: s. Bram- hall, P. Balmoos, 8. Brush, P. Culbert, S. Buenzli. ROW 6: G. Ace, R. Bonser, K. Bachman, J. Allen, C. Armitage. TOP ROW: G. Butts, G. Bush. 8-B-2 KNEELING: T. Holland, L. Hagerty, J. Fredrick, F. Fritz, S. Hatton, G. Honsberger, M. Gargone, T. Hall. STANDING: M. Hoover, C. Gallagher, V. Hines, M. Hineline, S. Gilliland, W. Hines, J. Hucorne, B. Grose. 8-B-1 LEFT SITTING: D. Dotter, B. Fetherman, P. Dreisbach, J. Edson, B. Fenner, L. Dolan, R. Fenner. STANDING: G. Dugan, D. Eppley, J. Eilenberger, C. Decker, D. Dickison, F. Eppley, C. Fish, P. Egger, M. Fish. 8-D RIGHT KNEELING: M. Moore, 5. Oney, s. 05trander, T. Newberry, J. Palmer, D. Nauman. STANDING: J. Palmisano, I-I. Newcomb, D. Myers, B. Phillips, L. Randall, D. Primrose, R. Perry, N. Price, B. Renfroe, P. Norris, B. Morman, T. Miller, R. Mosier, S. Raughley, S. Moore, P. Peters, W. Pipher, M. Nichols. 8-C-2 LEFT SITTING: J. McCarthy, H. Milford, A. Lockwitch, M. Michel, W. Maaser, K. Mills, M. Michaels. STANDING: I. Meinhart, E. Millard, D. Miller, F. Miller, D. Miller, D. Miller, L. Maaser, T. Matlock, D. Lockard. 8-C-2: L. Leader, R. LaBar, P. Kunkle, D. Lamb, D. Kishbaugh, P. Jack, S. Jennings, B. Larison, S. Jacob- sen, R. Johnson, D. Kintner, N. Kyle, L. LaBadie, J. Litts, A. Kimler, C. Hunsicker. 80 8-A-1 LEFT lst ROW: R. Ader, R. Adams, B. Bird, P. Ace, R. Ace, N. Arrnitage, M. Booth, H. Ace. 2nd ROW: E. Bonser, J. Benning, D. Bassett, P. Batchler, R. Balcik, G. Angle, H. Ahnen. -A-2 RIGHT SITTING: D. Bizk, E. Brockley, P. utts, M. Davey, G. Cortright, E. Counterman. TANDING: M. Byles, L. Corsin, R. Bush, D. owman, B. Carmella, D. Bryfogle, D. Davey, S. ramella, R. Haven. 8-F LEFT lst ROW: D. Sullivan, H. Young, M. Wilson, C. Talada, M. Werkheiser, L. Zaccaro, D. Zacher, P. Stucker, B. Walck, B. Van Gorden, T. Wesoloski. 2nd ROW: F. Van Horn, J. Turner, R. Wyckoff, V. Wolbers, D. Whittaker, B. Taylor, E. Tweedie, J. Turner, R. Strunk, M. Wilson, I. Wingerter. 8-E-'1 RIGHT lst ROW: F. Rothrock, F. Shoemaker, S. Schoonover, J. Seese, T. Samet, 2nd ROW: B. Repsher, B. Shively, S. Sebring, J. Shively, R. Shields, M. Seese, C. Schuler, M. Reichard, R. Schraeder. 8-E-2 LEFT; R. Staples, J. Sittig, F. Stine, L. Shook, W. Smith, E. Steuer, S. , L Singer, w. Smith, R. S Slutter, M. Siptroth, N. Smith, N. Strunk, J. Snyder, D. Smith. 8I RIGHT 7-A-2 lst ROW: M. Costanza, M. Cramer, R. Dean. 2nd ROW: D. Davis, C. Butz, R. Carmella, R. Clapper. 3rd ROW: G. Caramella, M. Culbert, G. Butts, J. Budicker. 4th ROW: 1. Cramer, T. Cortright, W. Cassell, D. Cramer. BOTTOM 7-A-1 lst ROW: C. Booth, D. Blair, A. Bassett, S. Bensley, J. Brockley, G. Batchler, L. Avery, N. Beck, H. Bayuk. 2nd ROW: T. Bonser, L. Bachelder, B. Ace, D. Arnst, P. Booth, H. Biondo, L. Biondo, S. Boyer, L. Bramhall, D. Bird, P. Ace, R. Bishop. TOP 7-8-2 SITTING: W. Harrison, L. Gordon, M. Croth- amel, R. Getz, E. Gower. STANDING: D. Haag, C. Evans, P. Hanscome, B. Harris, B. Harrell, P. Grose. RIGHT 7-C-2 LEFT ROW: D. Keiper, D. Kunkle, J. Lipe, P. Kemmerer, N. Long, C. Keppel, D. Kishbaugh, D. Kulick. RIGHT ROW: J. Loveland, D. Kymer, S. Lessig, J. Lee, 1. Lynn, C. LaBadie, M. Hunter, F. Lesoine, R. Ludwig. LEFT 7-B-1 lst ROW: V. Fetherman, D. Fe- therman, S. Deubler, S. Dickison, D. Deiter, B. Hahn. 2nd ROW: G. DeWitt, B. Fish, D. Fish, R. Fish, M. Fairfield. 3rd ROW: G. Deiter, J. Farmer, D. Eppley, C. Fleischmann, C. Dunlap, L. Franklin, M. Ehrlich. BOTTOM LEFT 7-0-1: T. Holland, 8. Hineline, L. Jones, S. Karchner, M. Heller, S. Holloway, D. Heeter, G. Jacabella, G. Katz, M. Howey. 7-F-1 1st ROW: V. Crossman, L. Crossman, C. Winters, P. Monahan. 2nd ROW: T. Ver- non, R. Van Horn, D. Wyckoff. 3rd ROW: W. Vail, J. Mesko, L. Hande, C. Wilda, D. William, R. Walston. BOTTOM LEFT 7-D-1 LEFT ROW: J. Myers, C. May, S. Mathiesen, J. Merring, G. Maioriello, D. Martz, G. Mosher. RIGHT ROW: B. Miller, P. Martin, M. Miller, D. McCarrick, L. Miller, E. N01an. 7-E-1 lst ROW: E. Sebring, P. Rogalinski, D. Smith. 2nd ROW: V. Simmons, J. Schaller, M. Rehm, C. Smith, J. Saussier. 3rd ROW: E. Schleinkofer, B. Sleep, T. Shick, E. Rarick, R. Rinker. 4th ROW: C. Smith, B. Sindahl, R. Roeber, B. Shively. '7-E-2 lst ROW: D. Super, R. Smith, M. Strunk, T. Spolsky, A. Sourwine, K. Snyder, M. Snyder. 2nd ROW: L. Staples, M. Stine, V. Smith, D. Smith, K. Smith, T. Spino, D. Starkes, D. Staples, S. Sutton. 31 34M MJHQI ,' .g t F x. ' V V : , , .w' TOP '7-F-2: J. Wallace, F. Coco, R. Tanner, G. Van Auken, W. Van Horn, S. Young, N. Wunder, C. Tomasch, R. Wolbert. LEFT 7-D-2: R. Patton, C. Oswald, R. Landry, J. Peters, M. Palazzolo, J. Petruccelli, J. Pipher, G. Markel, J. Perkins. 83 SITTING: K. LaBarre, D. Pierson, F. Lipe, E. Lipe. KNEELING: D. Schell, D. Van Gorden, J. Singer, G. Williams, G. Butz. STANDING: E. Goiver, T. Nordmark, B. Van Gorden, 8. Place, M. Spolsky, E. Dickison, Coach Lyle Dixon. This year the Rifle Club gained recognition i as our school's first varsity rifle team. The'team placed fourth out of five iteams in the Northern division, completing their first year with a record of 3-11 Coach Lyle Dixon gave his devoted service to this newest addition to Eastburg 's athletic program. SENIOR RIFLEMEN: E. Lipe, D. Pierson, K. F ootball 1n , 33a sagaaasua 13:1 ROW 1: D. Kupizewski, B. Beck, R. Morris, W. Snyder, A. Lee, J. Renfroe, S. Buenzli, K. Snyder. ROW 2: Mr. Reynolds, J. Saussier, J. Ogden, D. Hoke, M. Ditmore, R. Hartman - co-captain, J. Frailey, S. Miller, N. U110, R. Nicolais, B. Miller, G. Miller, Coach Merring. ROW 3: Mr. Cole, W. Gromadin, D. Schoonover, J. Schoonover, J. Viechnicki, V. Gromadin, H. Thran, J. Hines, S. Mosher, L. Caretta, Mr. Christian. Barnes, R. Roth, J. Hassler, G. Wolbers, T. Polinski, Slatington Pen Argyl Bangor Lehighton Parkland Wilson Hellertown Pocono Mt. Nazareth Stroudsburg 64 34 32 52 33 40 12 25 12 M. VanWhy, ROW4: Mr. Miller R. Frailey, T. Bowman, P.Hen1ey,S P. Brush, S. DeWitt. With a 0-10 record the Cavaliers completed a disappointing 1968-69 season. The team, however, was not disheartened, for much fine playing and good teamwork were displayed on the field. East Burg. football is assured of an outstand- ing team in the coming season if this year's underclassmen continue in the development of the skills they have exhibited in 1968-69. The Junior Varsity squad finished the season with a record of 6 wins, 2 losses. George Miller, Jim Ren- froe, and Bob Beck showed unusual playing ability. With 4 wins and 2 losses, the Junior High football team also claimed a good record and a prom- ising position in the future of foot- ball at E. Burg. Our men behind the scenes. VARSITY: FRONT: L-R Joe Viechnicki, Jim Schoonover, Fred Wunder, Willie Gupton. STANDING: Doug Schoonover, Troy Davis, Don Fritz, Nick U110, Coach Daniels, Matt Hood, Jim Waller, Tom Kispaugh, Arthur Perryman. J.V. L-R; Jim Schoonover, Dave Hughes, Fred Wunder, Doug Schoonover, Coach Christian, Rich Hillman, Joe Viechnicki, Harry Fisher, Pete Peppel. FRESHMAN: FRONT: L-R Steve Buenzli, George Miller, Dave Smith, Charlie Gallagher, Bob Beck, Jack Zimmerman, Scott Wimer. STANDING: Ace Schiebel, Jim Renfroe, Emery Lord, Dave Wyckoff, Julius Shackleford, Greg Miller, John Sibley, Steve Marz, John Whittaker. 8th GRADE: SITTING: L-R Tom Bonser, Mike Rehm, Dan Eppley, Fred Stine. KNEELING: L-R Ron Schraeder, Duane Super, Steve Moore, Eric Brockley, Phil Stucker. STANDING: Jim Palmer, Dan Whittaker, Mike Hineline, Rich Strunk, Mike Wilson. The 1968-1969 Varsity Basketball team played well for the entire season and finished with a record of 11-11, the best record of any Cavalier Varsity team since 1956. In addition to this accomplishment, the team, under the direction of Coach Chic Daniels, displayed the best rec- ord in the county, thereby securing the Frank McGuire Trophy. Although the teams accomplishments were the result of a united effort, second year lettermen Matt Hood and Tom Kishpaugh deserve special recognition. Girls , Basketball T eam lst ROW: V. Stoffer, C. Thompson, K. Smith, L. Lynn, C. Neal, M. Wolbers. 2nd ROW: B. Sweed- ish, P. Swineford, B. McGinnis, L. Smith, C. Kleinle, D. May. Coach Sally Seip's girls did not have a winning season this year, but the spirit was there, as shown by attendance at the 7:00 A.M. practice sessions. Seniors Laura Kessler and Jean Turn at practice. 90 LN; x B. Boushell, B. Lee, J. Sibley, J. Viechnicki, S. Fahl, D. Wyckoff, K. Roeder. DAVID WYCKOFF East Stroudsburg's golf team, coached by Jack Kist, finished with a seasonal record of 4 wins, 4 losses. The team included: one Senior letter- man, Gary Boushell; two Freshman lettermen, John Sibley and Steve Fahl; and two Sophomore lettermen, Joe Viechnicki and Bill Lee. With six veteran golfers returning next year the record of the 1970 Golf team will certainly equal, if not surpass, the fine record of 1969. BARRY BOUSHELL - Senior JOE VIECHNICKI 4M KNEELING: D. MacIntire, T. Bzik, W. Snyder, K. Kunkle, R. Christian, E. Bzik. STANDING: R. Roth, R. Jones, R. Nicholais, B. LaBar, T. Bowman, 8. DeWitt. Wrestling East-Burg wrestlers finished the season with a record of 3 wins and 10 defeats. Coached by Mr. J. Roy Miller, the young team worked hard and there were many exciting matches. Despite outstanding players such as the seniors: Rick Roth, Bob Jones, Bill LaBar, and Ken Kunkle, a young, inexperienced team, shallow in numbers, was unable to post a winning season. Next year, with the return of seven of the twelve starters, and eight lettermen, E-Burg fans can look forward to a much better wrestling season. ROW 1: B. Smith, G. Maioriello, D. Davies, D. Wyckoff, C. Hunsicker, N. Kyle, R. Nichols. ROW 2: J. Davies, B. Cartwright, B. Kimmons, H. Fleischman, R. Romansky, S. Raleigh, W. Maaser. ROW 3: J. Romansky, M. Koemel, G. Boushell, R. Williams, W. Dippre, B. Boushell, J. Halterman, L. Smith. ROW 4: D. Kintner, R. Tweedie, S. Fahl, G. Wolbers, D. Wilkins - captain, R. Davies. The 68'-69' Cavalier swimmers finished the season with a record of 4 wins and 10 losses. This record equals their best previous team effort, that of the '67-'68 season. Many school records were broken this year: Captain Dan Wilkins in the breast stroke, John Ro- mansky in the back stroke, Wayne Dippre in the 50 yard freestyle and the two relay teams. The medley relay team consisted of Dan Wilkins, Rich Davies, Steve Fahl, and Wayne Dippre. The 400 yard freestyle relay team consisted of Ron Romansky, Wayne Dippre, George Welbers, and John Ro- This year captain Dan Wilkins took 3rd place at Districts which qualified him for state finals held at the Pennsylvania State Univer- sity. Dan is the first person ever to make state final competition in any sport at East Burg. He is also the first swimmer ever to place at district competition. This is a great tribute to our school as well as Dan. This year many fine senior swimmers are leaving. Next year's team has true promise and great talent. We can expect better sea- sons and better teams in the future. 'Wh!1;-- KNEELING: J. Polinski, K. Flanagan, J. Ogden, B. Harris, B. Gordon, K. Kunkle, E. Bzik, T. Bowman, D. Ehrlich. STANDING: D. Hoke, S. Mosher, D. Serfas, T. Polinski, P. Brush, R. Raesly, E. Whittaker, H. Thran, R. Jordan, T. Bzik, J. Harrell, S. Singer, J. Renfroe. The track team, coached by Mr. Kiick and Mr. Sysko, finished with a record of 1-11. Although the single victory was against Salisbury early in the campaign, our trackmen put out a great deal of effort throughout the season. Stan Mosher, a steady performer for the track team, received the Most Valuable Player Award. With many track lettermen expected to return in 1970, E-Burg may antici- pate a greatly improved and more experienced team next year. 96 Baseball KNEELING: R. Shiveley, L. Christian, S, Miller, R. Goucher, D. Fritz, A. Perryman, R. Beck, B. Van Gorden, L. Smith. 2nd ROW: STANDING: Coach J. Reynolds, L. Caretta, T. Kishpaugh, J. Smoke, T. Michaels, J. Heller, R. Roth, E. Dickison, J. Schoonover, Coach M. Evans. Eastburg 5 $HNCOHNJO$NJQD i-l HO SCORES Delaware Valley Pocono Catholic Bangor Pleasant Valley Nazareth Pocono Mountain Pen Argyl Bangor Pleasant Valley Nazareth Pocono Mountain Pen Argyl Stroudsburg Opponent 1 l H l0 meCRHHNJtDND-l Senior Athletes RICHARD ROTH DA VID SERFAS ROBERT JONES EDWARD LIPE RONALD JORDAN WILLIAM LABAR L. 5:1: .3 r, u .1 '$.:alifla5g H EUGENE WHITTAKER CARLENE NEAL f DARRYL PIERSON ,, o ,- LIBBY SMITH THOMAS MICHAELS STEVEN MILLER LAURA LYNN 2V V$ 9 BARRY BO USHELL GA RY BO USHE LL STANLEY MOSHER 99 DA RLENE HA RRIS JILL PUZIO JAYNE KIST - Cheerleading Captain SHARON HELLER DEBORAH KANYCH DONALD STONE - Mascot IOI WILLIE G UPTON . RICHARD DAVIES LA URA KESSLER JOSEPH SMOKE JOHN HELLER DONALD STONE DAVID KINTNER KENNETH KUNKLE ROBERT RAESLY .gz WAYNE DIPPRE LOUIS CARETTA SALLY PLACE l04 District Band Participants FRONT ROW: C. Michaels, B. McMahon, D. Merring, B. Sweedish, N. Snyder, J. Wunder, B. Butz. 2nd ROW: K. Cartwright, S. Welter, D. Rine, J. Werkheiser, M. Sibley, P. Winters, D. Williams, D. Stettler. 3rd ROW: J. U110, B. Lantz, M. Kleinle, B. Butz, T. Michaels, S. Pollan, S. DeRenzis. Senior Band practices for the concert - directed by band president, John U110. PICCOLO Smith, Debbie FLUTE Blewitt, Mari Cartwright, Kathleen 9 Daily, Cynthia Green, Erica Jacabella, Michelle Leader, Laurie a'McMahon, Barbara wDDRROCS Michael, Barbara Michel, Darlene Randall, Laurie Rine, Debbie 03m Weiss, Marae OBOE Bramhall, Susan Farmer, Susan wDDRS E FLAT CLARINET Edinger, Penny m B FLAT CLARINET Albert Joan Barnes, Steven me Corsin, Jo Ann DePue, Beth Detrick, Brenda Halterman, Nancy Howell, Elizabeth Kleinle, Mark DD Kutsher, Elizabeth $ Merring, Dawn DDROQ Mosher, Kathy l06 Myers, Debbie Peters, Virginia Robbins, Cathy Smith, Donna Smith, Kathy Snyder, Nancy mm Van Horn, Debra mDm Werkheiser, Judy DD Wolff, Caryl mm ALTO CLA RINET Be rgman , Debra Nichaels, Carol mDDm Swedish, Elizabeth m BASS CLARINET Martin, Candace Smith, Jamie Whittaker, Emma Williams, Debra CONTRA-BASS CLARINET Eilenberger, Debra m BASSOON Lantz, Barbara Jo wDRm Turtzo, Bernadine wDDDm Voss, Be verly ALTO SAXOPHONE DeRenzis, Samuel mm Welter, Susan 03 TENOR SAXOPHONE Lee, Alan Zaccaro, Lawrence BARITONE SAXOPHONE Nauman, James Band Personnel FRENCH HORN Larison, Gerry Sue Ludlow, Lenora Smith, David Stettler, Gail 'kWingerter, Dorothy 03 Winters, Pauletta DR Wunder, Jenny DR Zacher, Diane TRUMPET Balmoos, Philip Butz, Brian wDDRm Danfelt, Edward Flanagan, Kirk Fritz, Frederick Gordon, Robert Hughes, David LaBar, William Lee, William Maaser, Walter Pollan, Stuart D Saussier, Jeffrey Smith, James mno, John wDRRy BARITONE Beck, Robert Schoonover, James Schoonover, Stanley Sibley, Amanda 03m Viechnicki, Joseph Schoonover, Douglas TROMBONE Butz, Boyd m Cortright, Gene Gilliland, Scott May, Debra Nittel, Keith Sommer, Debra Swineford, Patricia BASS Blewitt, Daniel D Fahl, Steven 'Michaels, Thomas mb- ' Stettler, David D Tablet, Claude Ullo, Nicholas STRING BASS Neal, Carlene PERCUSSION Dean, Lea Ehrlich, Daniel Marsh, Gail Merring, David Miller, David 1 Miller, Terry 1 a Sibley, John TIMPANI Wyckoff, David 1 MAJORETTES Bergman, Debra Blewitt, Mari Detrick, Brenda w'Williams, David DDDRRND Michael, Barbara igh School Band Neal, Carlene This year the Senior Band, under the direction of Mr. John Cassagrande, EEEZHEaEEEI-E has definitely kept up the old tradition. The band put on some of the Smith: Sandra most impressive football shows this year. East-Burg also sent the most e Snyder, Patricia people to District and Regional Bands again this year. With the help of ?:??S; D8212; twenty seniors and the band officers, especially John U110 and Debra Rine, 3 Weiss, Me'trae the band gave Mr. Casagrande a fine first concert. Everyone now knows 1 LIBRARIANS the capabilities of the band and expects an even brighter future. Christman, Kathy Frederick, Roxanne LeBar, Debra Maaser, Lorraiqek Masher, Nancy Schuler, Claire Snyder, Joan Thran, Barbara West, Susan BAND OFFICERS President John U110 Vice President David Williams Secretary Debra Rine - Gail Marsh STAGE MANAGER William LaBar SPOT LIGHT Robert Jones D - District Band R - Regional Band 0 - District Orchestra C - Regional Orchestra 5 - State Band M - Mid-East All Star Band - Section Leader BAND OFFICERS: Debra Rine, Secretary; John U110, President; David Williams, Vice-President. I07 Dance Band Jr FRONT ROW: B. Lantz, S. Wimer, Dawn Merring, David Merring, J. Smith, L. Zaccaro, K. Nittel, G. Cortright, B. Butz. 2nd ROW: S. Welter, D. Rine, J. Werkheiser, J. Saussier, S. De Renzis, P. Balmoos, D. Miller. 3rd ROW: D. VanI-Iorn, M. Kleinle, B. Butz, T. Michaels, J. Ullo, T. Miller, S. Pollan. nd Pep B i ?.cV FRONT ROW: B. McMahon. B. Lantz, D. Rine, J. Werkheiser, D. Merring, R. Gordon, J. Wunder, D. Merr- ing, S. Wimer, B. Derrick. 2nd ROW: C. Michaels, K. Cartwright, L. Dean, G. Marsh, M. Sibley, D. Stettler, B. Lee, C. Martin. 3rd ROW: J. Ullo, B. Butz, T. Michaels, M. Kleinle, S. DeRenzis, B. Butz, G. Cortright, R. Smith. 4th ROW; D. Williams, T. Miller, J. Sibley, D. Smith, W. LaBar, S. Pollan, D. Blewitt, K. Flanagan, P. Balmoos. l08 FRONT: P. Snyder, D. VanHorn, M. Weiss, 2nd: D. Bergman, B. Detrick, S. Smith, B. Michael, 3rd: M. Blewitt, C. Neal, J. Smith, D. Sommer, L. Randall. Color Guard P. Edinger, B. De Pue, D. Michel, E. Whittaker Senior Majorette CARLENE NEAL .JxM Head Majorette DEBRA VanHORN llO FLUTES Julie Brockley Carol Fleischmann Laurie Leader Wobbi Michael Marilyn Michel Diane Miller Jane Peters Laurie Randall Elaine Rarick Cindy Reed Marian Siptroth Cathy Smith Natalie Strunk Nora Wunder OBOE Sue Bramhall BASSOON Beverly Voss ALTO SAX Michael Ehrlich Judy Pipher Bruce Sindahl TENOR SAX Peter Hanscome Larry Zacarro East Stroudsburg funi Junior High Band BARITONE SAX Gregory Katz FRENCH HORN Rosanne Frederick Lonie Ludlow Lorraine Maaser Mary Mosteller David Smith Gail Stettler Diane Zacher CLARINETS Debbie Arnst Nancy Beck Helen Biondo Barbara Butz Sue Cassell Melanie Fairfield Judy Farmer Lynn Hanky Gary Jacabella Darlene Kunkle Sharon Lessig Cindy May Marilyn Miller Jim Perkins Cathy Robbins Janis Saussier Claire Schuler Bobbi Shively Donna Smith Joan Snyder Debbie Staples Barbara Thran Brenda 'VanGorden Roxanne VanWhy Dana Williams ' Scott Wimer TRUMPETS George Angle Philip Balmoos Erick Brockley Richard Dean Fred Fritz Walt Maaser Jim Palmer Dean Smith 'tIames Smith Ed Tweedie Dan Whittaker Jim Wingerter TROMBONE meme Comight William Cassell Charles DeRenzis Sam DeWitt Scott Gilliland Randy Smith Ronald Walston BARITONE 'Robert Beck Stan Schoonover TUBA Lorne Bachelder Steve Fahl 'Claude Tabler Dan Wyckoff Rich Wyckoff DRUMS Bobbi Balcik Pam Batchler Steve Mathiesen Dave Merring Dave Miller John Seese aWJohn Sibley BASS CLARINET Jamie Smith Debra Williams Section Leader igh School Band 3'7, 2,3,4, ... 38, 2,3,4... 39, The Junior band is made up of students in grades seven through nine. They have group lessons and meet formally once a week during a class period. Each year they combine with the junior high chorus to present the Junior High Music Festival. In the Music Festival this year the junior band presented selections of Bach and other great composers. Mt. Casa- grande is impressed with the job done by these students and has big plans for next year. . . . And this little thing goes right on top of that little thing? SOPRANO I Merianne Carmella Brenda Detrick Laura Dickison Cathy Erickson Tina LaBadie Debbie LaBarre Candy Martin Judy McCluskey Bette McGinnis Darlene Michels Cindy Ritter Vicki Stauffer Betty Swedish Marion Thorne Marae Weiss SENIOR HIGH GLEE CLUB Accompanist ----------- Barbara Jo Lamz Assistant Accompanist ------- Mark Kleinle ALTO II Brenda Eilenberger Tsa Ali Gwen Everitt Rita Hall Sue LaBar Jayne Leaman Julie McMahon Dawn Merring Michael O'Hara Debbie Rine Sue West Marion Wolbers Jennie Wunder Gini Danfelt Debbie VanHorn SOPRANO II Mary Lou Beards Pam Collins Wanda Dippre Gail Lessig Nancy Mosher Chris Pipher Cathy Richardson Pat Snyder Joanne Stankewicz Holly Treible Paulette Winters ALTO II Joan Albert Claire Blair Mari Blewitt Brenda Chighizola Beth DePue East Stroudsburg Big j A 1563' f $ chool Glee Club Kathy Dittus Bev Fish Jayne Kist Geri Larrison Carol Marvin Mary Jo McManus Debbie Mosier Sue Nauman Virginia Peters Margrit Roeckendorf Debbie Shepps Donna Singer Sandi Smith Nancy Snyder Bernadine Turtzo Dotty Wingener Diane ZukoWski OFFICERS: George Wolbers, Segretary; Cindy Ritter, Treasurer; Steve Krug, Vice-President; Dan Blewitt, President. And music is created . . . Choraliers FRONT: W. Dotter, B. Lantz, J. McMahon, M. Blewitt, J. Wunder, B. Sweedish, M. Caramella, G. Lessig. 2nd: G. Dotter, D. Rine, J. Danfelt, D. VanI-Iorn, M. Sibley, G. Everett, D. LaBar, J. McCluskey. 3rd: P. Peppel, S. Hahn, S. Krug, D. Blewitt, B. Butz, M. Kleinle, J. Viechnicki, J. Nauman, J. Schoonover. H4 SOPRANOS - Nancy Armitage, Bobbi Balcik, Debbie Bonser, Barbara Butz, Bonnie Carmella, Sue Cassell, Lynn Do- lan, Denise Dotter, Jody Eden, Janice Edson, Barbara Fish, Brenda Fenner, GiGi Fenical, Nancy Green, Virginia Hines, Sandy Jacobsen, Linda Kishbaugh, Betty Jo Kristof, Pauline Kunkle, Marilyn LaBadie, Betty ?Larison, Mari- ellen Lockard, Eileen Loveland, Marleen Manz, Angie Marino, L nda McDermott, Mary Miller, Beth Morma'n', ' Sally Newcomb, Melody Nichols, Patti Norris, Cindy Price, Lori ndall, Carol Scerbo, Pam Sherman, Robin Shields, Jean Shively, Sand Singer, Marian Siptroth, Barbara Thran, Jackie Turner, Cindy Tweedie, Brenda Walck, Sherry Walck, Brenda We ter, Debbie Williams, Debbie Wolff, Diane Zacher. ALTOS - Patty Ace, Sue Bramhall, Sue Brush, Karen Carmella, Pat Culbert, Deborah Davey, Craig Fish, Sheila Fox, Janice Frederick, Ted Hall, Terri Hol- land, Craig Hunsicker, Linda Kern, Donna Kishbaugh, Carol Kleinle, Felicia Kyle, .Neil Kyle, Loni Ludlow, Lorraine Maaser, Debbie Martin, Todd Matlock, Bobbi Michael, Virginia Michael, Nancy Moore, Patsy Mosier, Roxanne Mos- ier, Roseanne Mutchler, Georgia Neipert, Twyla O'Hara, Debbie Palmer, Pat Peters, Cindy Reed, Barbara Renfroe, Malanie Seese, Marylu Segear, Cathy Serfass, Cathy Smith, Wendy Smith, Jamie Smith, Joan Smith, Fred Stine, Barbara Taylor, Beth Taylor, Janet Taylor, Donna Vail, Brenda VanGorden, Gene VanGorden, Beverly Voss, Jim Win- gerter, Vivian Wolbers, Shawn Woodhead, Larry Zaccaro. BARITONES - Rhonda Adams, Linda Batchler, Gu Derrick, Eugene Dickison, Patricia Dreisbach, Fred Lipe, Jerry Ludwig, Gregory Miller, Michael Mosier, Mary Moste ler, Steven Ostnander, Mark Koelmel, Nancy Smith, Edward Thome, Roxann VanWhy, Thomas Wesoloski. 7th Grade Chorus SOPRANOS - Barbara Ace, Linda Avery, Gale Batchler, Diane Blair Helen Biondo, Lucille Biondo, Carol Butz, Kathy Cain, Rosalyn Carmella, Stephen Dickison, Cheryl Dunlap, Connie Evans, Valerie Fetherman, Dana Fish, Carol Fleischmann, Lora Franklin, Debby Fritz, Deborah Haag, Beverly Hahn, Saranne Hineline, Billy Hines, Patsy Kem- merer, Diane Kishpau h, Donna Kymer, Carol LaBadie, Jean Lee; Nancy Long, Regina Ludwig, Denise Martz, David McCarrick, Josephine erring, Brenda Miller, Lynne Miller, Maureen Mutchler, Elaine Rarick, Bonnie Sleep, Tam- ara Spino, Debbie Staples, Debra Starkes, Peggy Stine, Wanda VanHorn, Cheryl Wilda, Dana Williams, Susan Young. ALTOS - Shirell Boyer, Bill Cassell, Michael Ehrlich, Melanie Fairfield, Michael Hunter, Diane Keiper, Marie Mar- ino, Steve Mathiesen, Cindy May, Judy Mesko, Marilyn Miller, Barbara Morris, Joe Petruccelli, Christine Tomasch, Glenda VanAuken, Beverly Whittaker, Jagkiundicker, Ronann Cla per, Mary Culbert, Phyllis Decker, Judy Farmer, Cheryl Keppel, Sharon Lessig, Jane Peters Janis Saussier, Nora Wun er. 1': W J, w l l ORGANIZA TIONS llb H 0n0r Society SENIOR HONOR SOCIETY: lst ROW: C. Mi' lst ROW: S. Newcomb, A. Michael, R. Green, I. chaels, C. Wolff, S. Horn, I. Turn. 2nd ROW: C. Werkehiser. 2nd ROW: G. Everett, D. Van Horn, Eilenberger, K. Loveland, K. Kunkle, H. Transue, J. Danfelt, w. Albert, J. Kist. 3rd ROW: D. Fritz, B. Lantz. 4th ROW: S. Ellsweig, S. Pollan, B. Butz. s, Krug, G. Jacobs. IR. HONOR SOCIETY OFFICERS: E. chkson, C. Robbin, D. Wyckoff. JUNIOR HONOR SOCIETY: lst ROW: C. Decker, R. Slutter, E. Thome, S. Wimer, S. Schoonover, D. Merring, R. Smith. 2nd ROW: D. Williams, E. Loveland, N. Green, D. Bryfogle, D. Zacher, M. Siptroth, P. Woodhead, B. Voss, D. Bonser, D. Vail. 3rd ROW: D. Primrose, M. LaBadie, D. Miller, D. Smith, L. Randall, M. wu- son, S. Sebring, P. Culbert, L. Dolan, C. Robbin. 4th ROW: J. Palmer, K. Snyder, R. Matlock, F. Fritz, D. Bzik, T. Samet. 5th ROW: M. Koemel, J. Sibley, S. Fahl, D. Wyckoff, E. Dickison, S. Martz, D. Smith, W. Snyder. Student Council promot Twh 3ng Senior H igh THE SENIOR HIGH STUDENT COUNCIL 1968-1969 at East-Burg was a year of great strides in many areas. No organization, though, made reater advances nor deserves more credit for the school's pro ess than the enior High StudentCouncil. The Counc1 improved school spirit through the introduction of a school mascot and the chartering of pep buses to away games. The Student Coun- cil's homecoming activities, which included an outdoor pep rally, parade, and dance, brought school spirit and respect to new-hei hts. While initiating many projects for the first time, t 6 Council retained man of its former successes, considerably improved. The Variety Show, for instance, entertained students and teachers for a double period. Al- , ' t thou h the Council was late in sponsoring assemblies, the few that were held were met with great student interest. 6 Council spent considerable time in re-evaluating many policies, and revising the Student Council's Consti- tution. Finally, in June, the Constitution was ratified by the student body. The only Student Council fund-raising activity was the highly successful program of summer dances. The Coun- cil allocate much of these funds for a monthly Activity Perio for Senior High students. The program, both original and unique, offered activities of recreation, discussion, and instruction in a wide variety of special areas each month. While many deserve credit for the Council's success, some deserve acclamations. Miss Georgia Russopulos, in her second year as Council Advisor, was responsible for and instrumental in any success. The delegates recognized and showed their appreciation for Miss Russopulos' service to the students when, in a final assembly, they presented her with a plaque. T T T T T T The members of the ,Senior High Student Council 1968-1969 will be favorably remembered for countless programs T T and events; but most importantl , they, like the Class of '69 itself, will be recalled for a helpful spirit of student initiative and involvement bene 1cia1 to all. t3 , :ny worthwhile projects PRESIDENT - Carol Michaels VICE-PRESIDENT - Mark Kleinle SECRETARIES - Cindy Ritter Cortes. - Amy VemIe TREAS URER - Dan Blewitt Miss Russopulos with plaque presented to her by the council. Gwen and Sharon serve punch at a S. C. tea. Junior H igh President Carol Michaels, delivers state-of-the-council address. The Junior High Student Council under the able leadership of Cathy Bachman put on some of the best dances that East-Butg has ever seen. They collected lots of food and other items for the needy family drive at Christmas time. They helped collect money for a dinner for the foot- ball team. All in all it was a very good year for the council. OFFICERS: S. Fahl, B. Larisch, C. Bachman, B. Voss. ll9 Executive Committees 1 SENIOR EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE: TOP: SITTING: D. Wilkins, D. Blewitt, C. Pascarella, S. Heller. STANDING: W. Albert, C. Ritter, D. Stone, G. Huffman, J. Puzio, S. Mosher, D. Eilenberger, G. Jacobs, C. Wolff. JUNIOR EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE: RIGHT: L. Christian, G. Everett, B. Remz, T. Tabler, P. Brush, J. Bramhall, S. Dreisbach, L. Caretta. SOPHOMORE EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE: SITTING: B. Swank, B. DePue, 1. Albert, N. Mosher, S. Welter, M. Wolbers. KNEELING: D. Schoon- over, W, Gromadin, S. DeWitt, J. Schoonover, J. Viechnicki, B. Gordon, J. Saussier. I20 Eastburger Staff EDITORS: Steve Ellsweig, Howard Transue, Steve Krug and Brian Butz. The Eastburger staff put out some of the i largest editions ever of our school paper. The staff being very small this year, there were not as many editions, but this was more than compensated for by their quality. lst ROW: Carol Michaels, Sally Newcomb, Debra Eilenberger, Jayne Kist. 2nd ROW: John U110, Steve Krug, Dan Blewitt, Gary Jacobs, Don Fritz. F uture N urses Club This year the club, with Mrs. Shirley Chanaca as advisor and Pam Dutter as president, held bake sales to finance several inter- esting field trips which furthered their knowledge of medicine. Yearbook Staff KNEELING: Sharon Heller, Connie Eilenberger, Jill Puzio. STANDING: Martha Tomasch, Julie McMahon, Cindy Ritter, Carmen Pascarella, Mandy Sibley, e Marian Wolbers, Laura Kessler. w f 4 my Julie McMahon and Mr. Kohutka - Advisor The conscientious Co-Editors of the 1969 Cavalier, Martha To- masch and Laura Kess- ler, under the compe- tent guidance of Jo- seph Kohutka assem- bled the largest Cava- lier ever, used newer ideas and many more pictures with the student in mind, than ever be- fore. Stu Pollan, student photographer, worked closely with Mr. Levi,. the school's professional photographer in compiling a wide variety of pictures for the staff's use. Under the able direction of Mr. Snyder, adviso'r, and Gary Huffman, manager, the business staff aided immensely in obtaining advertisements to pay for this year- book. We thank our local businessmen for their overwhelming support in helping to finance the book. Talented Gary Jacobs and Julie McMahon composed write-ups and captions precisely and i interestingly. The seminar which we attended in Wilkes Barre benefited the underclassmen by supplying them with new ideas, which will be used in next year's book. The staff thanks all the students, faculty and administration for their support and guidance. Stu'iiouan - PHOTOGRAPHER Laura Kessler, Martha Tomasch - CO- EDITORS. l22 : ' Betsy Kutsher, STANDING r. e we m n k .1 Gary Huffman, D. E Jini Danfelt, - a BUSINESS STA FF C. Wolff. HIGHLIGHTS nu at v LrMbMo h RuhhidKQEdin gnSbionl is k k 21 v: n u n u U 'I W '5' v 0 i 5 , VBuld Hnuwneonr PIAu; I15 9 Amp RuAi H :n oi, a w -v 'u uH 1 X H W V: c. 9' Magnusmmcmiyaobgmzh.u uaxwmungn-swmn mL 15 Pa U Nah; AmCmBi: C! E; FdeNolw l24 T urkey Day nman-wunwmmummwiemahnWUniaQQiRF.-'..n.. Luv ! !1::11:.1!.154 i 5PM KEEPS 3T ., US ON ' Junior Class Float A solemn moment 1 T Homecoming, one of the most awaited events of the year, was sponsored by the Senior High Student 1 Council in conjunction with the cheerleaders. Activities included an outdoor pep rally, a pre-game parade, and a dance. Individual classes and school organizations entered decorative floats in the parade. The two best floats in competition were the Senior Class Float and the Student Council Float. The Sophomore Class Float received a most honorable mention. The homecoming queen, Debra Eilenberger, was crowned at the dance. Her attendants were Renee Walter, and Stephanie Read. Although the football team lost the game, the high spirited East-Burg students participating in the homecoming activities left no doubt as to which school was number one. I26 H omecoming Queen Homecoming queen Miss Debra Eilenberger and her attendants; Miss Stephanie Read aigho and Miss Rennee Waltar Gem. Don Stone awarding flowers to the queen. 327 This year's Senior Play was a real suspense-filled thriller. Twelve Angry Jurors was originally written as a television play in the early fifties under the title of Twelve Angry Men. The setting for the drama was the jury room where twelve jurors were deciding the fate of an eighteen year old boy accused of killing his father. The talented cast did a fine job of keeping us all on the edges of our seats. lI-Il-ll-lll-II--Illl-I-I-I-I-I-lt -I---I-llI-I-IllllllllI-IIIIII l28 Gary Huffman, what did you say? Sally Newcomb, Amy Venue. MR, MORRIS, Director Steve Ellsweig, Steve Krug, and Sally Newcomb arrange set. Aren't we carrying this just a little too far? Garry Barker, Don Stone. l29 The Stuck Pot All the world's a stage. The man who got stuck with The Stuck Potl Dan Abeloff E-Burg trend-setters . . . PERIODIC TABLE OF Tm: ELEMENTS A m nee est Norm NaMs ; , , A1124? sun K Co 54' t. v G Mrch Co n. Cu In 01A,? xr Rb 5. v 1.me z in Rh Pd cha in Sn smug x. MluN'luWRvOsh PvAv llemNmH Ra k Cc Pv Ndv e Sm Eu Gd lb DyNo Ev hu Yh lu Me U w w G. Zane, C. Kuna, D. Hall, C. Woolever, P. Brush, M. Sibley, B. Remz, T. Pelinski, M. McManus, T. Tab- ler, G. Marsh, S. Dreisbach, T. Buckley, J. Bramhall, D. Abeloff, B. Elenberger, R. Taylor, K. Lesoine, B. Lantz, C. Erickson, M. Kleinle, P. Bollard, G. Wolbers, J. McMahon, J. Petrizzo, G. Dotter. A cast of characters made the 1969 Junior Play one of the most memorable events of the year. The plot unfolded under the direc- tion of Mr. Daniel Abeloff. Some of the principal roles were: Alice Ann Sedgewick, played by Kathy Lesoine; Penny Bollard as Grace Sedgewick; Willard Sedgewick, played by Mark Kleinle; and Bruce Remz as Edward Mott. The play was well-attended and enjoyed by all. If THE STUCK POT was any measure of the performing ability of the Junior Class, we will be looking forward to the Senior Play of 1970. Birds, I've got a plan. l3l Something Patriotic This is a Great Country The Majorettes and Dance Band presented their annual revue on Saturday, February 15. The theme, This is a Great Country, was brought out well by several outstanding numbers: Music Man, a solo by Debbie Van Horn; Only in America, done by feature twirlers Marae Weiss and Pat Snyder; Deb Sommer and Deb Bergman in Oklahoma ; Mari Blewitt and Brenda Detrick in Washington Square ; Carlene Neal, Laurie Randall, and Bobbi Michaels twirling to Born Free. The Dance Band was the backbone of the show, pro- viding an enjoyable atmosphere for the laudable performance. The last Majorette Show for Seniors Deb Van Horn and Carlene Neal The Great Sounds of a Great Heritage Junior High presents - Music In 1969 the Junior High Music Festival was a credit not only to the participating students but the whole Music department as well. The Junior Band, conducted by Mr. John Casagrande, performed many difficult compositions quite well as did the chorus, directed by Mrs. Jane Donovan. The theme of the annual Coronation Dance this year was Love. It was sponsored by the Jr. High Student Council and was a big success. The n'Ynth grade king and queen were George Miller and Sue Bramhall. The eighth grade couple was Bob Staples and Theresa Holland. Representing the seventh grade were Carol Butz and Dean Smith. The music was provided by the Sound Spectrum. I33 Seniors US F aculty Faculty Edges Seniors 80-55 The highlight of the basketball season came after it had officially ended. This great sports event was the faculty- senior game. Although the faculty's score was higher, was it really their victory? It is rumored that several faculty players were admitted into the hospital the next day! Good try seniors! Our very own senior male cheerleaders entertained the crowd with their various daring feats. Seniors Smash Faculty; 5-3 On a warm day in June, an overly confident faculty baseball team had their spirits crushed as an athletically superior senior team scored five runs to their three. ngwmmaw I35 April F 00lery The Tijuana Medlers The Variety Show, sponsmed by the Senior High Student Council, was a refresh- ing change from the daily curriculum. It featured original compositions and sketches, folk music, and rock, a strip show and clever dialogue. The annual variety show encourages student talent and seems to grow better each year. This year the vocal numbers excelled those of the past, as did I the instrumentals and the skits. Surpassing ? this show will certainly be a difficult task k for next year's student body! i v i i V '36 Is this any way to run a school??? Miss Gypsie Rose Everett Before After Those Stupied Mexicans l Deb-utante t e u 01 n a B m r W S Collage This year's Glee Club Concert was a trip around the world through music. Under the direction of Mrs. Jane Donovan the Glee Club put on an excellent show with elaborate stage props. The art committee, especially Cindy Ritter and Steve Krug, really outdid themselves. Marian Wolbers portrayed the Statue of Liberty in a most inspiring finale. 196995 Big first - the Jr.-Sr. Prom I40 For the first time the Jr. - Sr. Prom was held out of the school at Mt. Airy Lodge. The added atmo- sphere of Mt. Airy Lodge set the pace for a delight- ful evening. Both the Jr. and .Sr. classes wish to thank the administration and school board for sanc- tioning this novel event. Dim lights . 50ft back- ground music . . . low voices . . . T he Senior Banquet Martha thinks that the chicken is fighting back! will is read: DAN WILKINS DON STONE Entertainment by: AMY VENTRE and LYNNA KRAUSE Dave Williams at the piano. I43 mCad grant me the Serenity to accept the things I cannot change . . . to change the things I can . . . and the Wisdom to know the dijferenee. ,9 - Motto: Class of 1969 Class Flower - Carnation Class Colors - Green and Gold Class Song - Somewhere The final touches I44 Graduatian ,69 Mother Nese and some of her 144 children There's a time for us, Someday a time for us, Time together with time to spare Time to learn, Time to care, Someday, Somewhere, We'll find a new way of living, We '11 find a way of forgiving, Somewhere. There's a place for us, A time and place for us, Hold my hand and we're half-way there, Hold my hand and I'll take you there, Somehow . . . someday . . . somewhere. rsaizynlpyx : s 37;. We, the members of the class of 1969, wish to dedicate a part of ourselves in memory of Rick Roth. Rick's death on July 21, 1969, not two months after graduation left an emptiness in us. After reading this book, we can readily see that we will al- ways cherish his memory. 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WIDELL 8: SON GENERAL CONTRACTORS 1200 Haddonfield Road Cherry Hill, N. J. 08034 PIPHER BARBER SHOP Marsha I Is Creek 421-1610 LIM'S SPORT SHOP 581 Main Sfreef Sfroudsburg, Pennsylvania FAMOUS DEPT. STORE Home of Famous Fashions For High School Students 93mm Compliments of COUNTERMAN'S DRUG STORE Crysta1 St. E. Stroudsburg, Pa. MARSHALL'S A-OK MARKET GROCERIES KEROSENE - COAL - GASOLINE Serves You All Year From 8 a.rn. to 10 p.m. Located on Route 111402 Compl ime nts of 2 Neighbors on N. Courtland Street EAST STROUDSBURG BEVERAGE CO. AND EAST STROUDSBURG NORGE VILLAGE JOHN L'S DEEJAY RECORD SHOP the Pocono's only complete record shop records - phonographs accessories repair service 528 Main St. Stroudsburg Compliments of BIXLER,S HARDWARE STORE Appliances and Sporting Goods 633 Main Street Stroudsburg, Pennsylvania R. C. CRAMER LUMBER CO. Complime nts of Compliments of CHATTER BOX BAR MOSE ROTH and HELEN SANDT Phone 421-9786 REA 8. DERICK Pocono Medical Center 175 E. Brown St. East Stroudsburg, Pa. Prescriptions Hospital Supplies CANFIELD'S AGWAY SERVICE 315 Main Street Stroudsburg, Pa. Bushk111588-6615 STROUT REALTY RICHARD T. , ELIZABETH, AND KURK HICKMAN Representative Box 155 Bushkill, Pa. Complime nts of BUSHKILL BEVERAGE Bushkill, Penna. Complime nts of TURN1S GENERAL STORE Bushkill, Penna. GIDODEWEAR PAT AND RED'S TIRE SERVICE INC. 107 Brown Street East Stroudsburg, Penna. Phone: 421-3666 E. A. BELL CO. INSURANCE Stroudsburg, Pa. To Take the W0 Out of Worry, Call Jack or Harry Mullins YOU nltpenlml Intimate MGENT 'III'II V. lllll' DEVIVO QUARESIMO 8: SONS Clothiers and Haberdashers Leading Young Men's Fashions at the College-Hi Shop 552 Main St. Stroudsburg J. J. NEWBERRY COMPANY New Things in Store for You 6th and Main Street Stroudsburg, Pennsylvania GARGONE'S BAKERY Pies, Breads, Cakes 180 N. Courtland St. East Stroudsburg, Pe nnsylvania Wedding and Custom Orders Our Speciality THE YARD SHOP Complete Line of Fine Fabric and Accessories 209 North Eight Street Stroudsburg, Pennsylvania 18360 FLORENCE F. MARSH 17171421-5209 II Compliments of JACK1S MARKET ALBINO1S RESTAURANT 280 Washington St. E. Stbg. , Pa. Phone 421-9300 Homemade Pizza Order to Go R. K. LESOINE COMPANY Class Ring Representative 31 Washington St. East Stroudsburg, Pa. 421-0670 2752995 l58 YOU CAN BANK ON IT. .AT A FULL SERVICE BANK BANK 8i TRUST COMPANY .,; BANK AT ANY OF OUR 6 OFFICES - MEMBER F.D.1.C. 2 STROUDSBURG OFFICES 814 MAIN STREET 81 7th 8: MAIN STREET E. STROUDSBURG OFFICE - 93 CRYSTAL STREET POCONO OFFICE - TANNERSVILLE BARRETT OFFICE - MOUNTAINHOME WEST END OFFICE - BRODHEADSVILLE COMPLETE BANKING SERVICE DRIVE-IN BANKING AND ADEQUATE PARKING FACILITIES Best Wishes to The Graduates SWANS NEWS Complime nts of DON'S , INTERNATIONAL TEXACO BUSINESS MACHINES STATION 325 N. Courtland DATA PROCE SSING DIVISION East Scranton, Penna. Stroudsburg 421-2391 Complime nts of CARL'S ATLANTIC SERVICE The Best in Complete Car Care By Qualified Men 135 N. Courtland St. East Stroudsburg, Penna. 421-9130 BRIAN BUTZ enneul ALWAYS FIRST QUALITY 586 Main Street, Stroudsburg, Penna. THE LANTERMAN FUNERAL HOME Phone 421-8383 27 Washington Street East Stroudsburg, Pennsylvania COLONIAL LANES 421-5941 N. 9th St. - Route 611 North mmmmmmz Stroudsburg, R. D. 1593 m TRIANGLE rni-t I60 SKYLANES BOWLING CENTER East Stroudsburg, Penna. Cocktail Lounge, Billiards Restauaant and Steamline Pro Shop AMF AUTOMATIC PINSPOTTERS The favorite hang-out for the teachers every Wednesday nite. PENN DELL DAIRY East Stroudsburg, Penna. Debbie Eilenberger examining the operations at Penn Dell Mandy Sibley thinking ahead to the prom 11 N. Sixth Street 424-1601 Stroudsburg GEORGE'S Terry Snyder fitting Gary Jacobs with new shoes Smart Footwear lbl LAESSER PAPER 8: SUPPLY CO. -:Wholesa1e :- Paper - Paper Products - Specialties for Business -Resorts -Industries 370 N. Courtland St. Phone 421-4680 East Stroudsburg, Pa. 1Area Code 7171 18301 Paper Products of Distinction Compliments of MILLER1S FOOD SERVICE 756 Milford Road East Stroudsburg, Pennsylvania 1above Eagle Valley Corner1 MOSIER'S DAIRY Box 11 R. D. 1 East Stroudsburg, Pa. Phone 421-9840 - Route 209 SMITH'S FASHION APPAREL 720 Main Street Sfroudsburg, Penna. STAR FURNITURE STORE 727 No. Courfland St. East Stroudsburg, Pa. Satisfied Customers built our store We Feature Lane Cedar Chesfs also Lane and Cushmon furniture Compliments of SMITTY1S RENTAL East Stroudsburg, Penna. 421-7542 ROSEN'S FURNITURE CO. 1Former1y A. C. Miller1 306 Main Street Stroudsburg, Penna. TRADERS HARDWARE 8: FEED CENTER 285 Washington Street, P.O. Box 146, East Stroudsburg, Pa. 19301 Hardware and Garden Center SLEEP PIANO 8: ORGAN x Complime nts of HERMAN M. SIBAM . x - W7 7, 7 . Pianos $ Organs 245 WASHINGTON STREET EAST STROUDSBURG. PA. l330l VAN WHY'S ESSO SERVICE STATION Route 209, R. D. in East Stroudsburg, Penna. LUTHER VanWHY, Proprietor Good Luck to the Class of 1969 From MR. AND MRS. ALBERT PETERS CASUAL TOGS, INC. of Stroudsburg and Tobyhanna, Penna. J. CARLYLE HUFFMAN EHRLICWS MARKET Electrical Contractor 112 N. Courtland SI. Marshalls Creek, Penna. Ii. Stroudsburg. Pa. 421 -7938 CROWE INSURANCE AGENCY 169 Washington Street East Stroudsburg, Penna. 421-3535 WALTER R. MCCLELLAND BERNARD C. ROWE HENRY F. ZIMMER L. L. SCHOENERBERGER DONALD L. HEIM Congratulations to the Graduates From McGRAW - EDISON POWER SYSTEMS DIVISIONS DAIRY QUEEN Ah, Iguess I'll eat this cone while Iwait for my banana-split. N. 9th St. Stroudsburg Compliments of MARSHALLS CREEK INSULATION CO. Residential - Commercial - Industrial Insulation Contractor Marshalls Creek, Penna. 421-4124 KEIPER' S INC. K111? zaws 8TB G Stephanie Read and Carlene Neal inspecting the fine work done at Keiper's South 9th Street 421-8920 DICK SHOOK FLOOR COVERING INC. Stuart Pollan, Lora. Ludlow, and Peggy Rundle entering Shook's COMPLETE CARPET SERVICE 854 N. Fifth St. 421-0130 BIG STAR DRIVE IN Rick Roth enjoying a giant-sized ice cream cone 1833 W. Main Street 421-7661 E. D. HUFFMAN 8g SONS BetSy Kutsher checking the fine line of merchandise at E. D. Huffman ZS: Sons Marshalls Creek, Pa. 421-7738 I65 Congratulations From WILLIAM H. CLARK FUNERAL HOME 1003 Main St. 421-9000 Congratulations From SMELTZ ELECTRICAL, INC. 100 S. Courtland Street East Stroudsburg, Penna. Congratulations From TOWNE 8: COUNTRY 538 Main St. Stroudsburg, Penna. Strudsburg, Pa. Congratulations From THE PATTERSON KELLY CO., INC. East StrOudsburg, Penna. Building - Remodeling Residential - Commercial HARVEY w. HUFFMAN Marshalls Creek, Penna. 717-421-0260 L. J. KOSTER VARIETY STORE School Supplies - Stationery Hobbies - Cosmetics - Toys - Gifts 57 Crystal Street East Stroudsburg STROUDSBURG SCHOOL OF COSMETOLOGY Career Training in the Beauty Arts Dale Boik, Lora Ludlow, and Peggy Rundle having their hair done by former East Burg students. 100 North 8th St. Stroudsburg, Penna. Phone 421-3387 A. W. ZACHARIAS MASON SUPPLIES High thinking Don Stone. 455 Chestnut St. , East Stroudsburg, Pa. 18301 Phone 421-1040 LAWRENCE STUDIO I68 Congratulations From KULPS FOUNDRY, INC. R. D. 542 East Stroudsburg 421-8450 SHAMP'S KIMBALL MUSIC CEN TER . Kimball Pianos and Organs . Music Lessons . . Piano Tuning . . Sheet Music . . Player Pianos . BOSENDORFER Known as The World's Finest Piano 421-5947 927 N. 9 - Stroudsburg Please Come in and See Us. There's a one and only' in refreshment, too Congratulations From TRI-STATE NEWSDEALERS 25 N. 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To 4 PM, '1 u I 5:30 P.M1 To a PM, CIma Saturdays EASY MORTGAGE IERMS E. STROUDSBURG, PA. 75 WASHINGTON ST. CHASE WHOLESALE ELECTRIC CO. Wholesale Distr ibutors STUART F. PIPHER Manager Phone 421-8386 480 North Eighth Street Stroudsburg, Pennsylvania Botany 500 Clothes Stetson 8: Mallory Hats Puritan Sportswear Bostonian Shoes Van Heusen Shirts Palm Beach TED GETZ - CLOTHIER Distinctive Apparel for Men 542 Main St. Stroudsburg, Pa. Phone 421-1910 Congratulations From JOSEPH G. DeRENZIS 81 SON 421-4690 21 North Six Street Stroudsburg, Pennsylvania Congratulations From POCONO ROOFING 8: BUILDING CO. East Stroudsburg 421 -6770 Complifments Congratulations o to MEYERS The lEtrl'oa.rcr11uattes FURNITURE STORES COURTLAND ashin on S ree E. Sffoxiisburggt t Pinna. NOVELTY co- OLYMPIC RECONDITIONING CO. INCORPORATED Serving Schools and Colleges Since 1938 P. O. Box 205, East Stroudsburg, Pa. 18301 LES. LITTS 8: SONS Lawn Care Brush Cutting Field Mowing R. 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