East Stroudsburg University - Stroud Yearbook (East Stroudsburg, PA)

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V Minisrtaasan I Nl flee, Dallas, Pa, Xl.-xlml.1N113 A. ,X1,l,.xl:,xUm:l1- . a 6 Vice-president ol' Shakespearean Societyg Basket-ball '15, '16. ltlf'!14'1z, lin' lzllrly-I1111'ly's dow, H flt'Il flu' Inlffldv lox! mm' wall. 'tNormal Once! Normal Twice! Holy Smoke! broke forth from room 47 in the wee hours of the morning' and disturbed the peaceful slumbers of the occupants rooming on fourth hall. A little de- tective work on the part of Miss Jones brought to light the fact that Madge was in the gamef' whether asleep or awake. Her aim was not only to make the basket but also to win honors for the black and red. Madge is every inch an athlete and has the spirit that wins. Pretty posters--evidences of her artistic abil- ity-helped to advertise the games, and her sports- man-like qualities helped the team to prove up on l2s'r:11f5R A. A US'l'lN--HES1QllCl',H President Minisink Literary Societyg Ac- tive Member Y. W. C, A. Thr l't't!S0ll' Hrm, llw lvzzzpcrfilu will, EIIAU'llI'lYIIt'l', formiglzt, sllwzgllzi, and slcillf' Esther is one of the best-finished products E. S. N. S. has to offer for 1916. She is an example of what an institution of learning can do for an individual who has determination to take advant- age of opportunities offered by it. Three event- ful years have proved what she is capable of. The way she undertakes things spells nothing but suc- cess for her in the future. Esther's executive ability equals that of any man. Weare sure that if all men were as well equip- ped', they would not hesitate to give women the ballot. Esther does not seem to fancy men, still we fell confident her attention is in that direction, and that she is looking for the best which that field can offer. 22 .tw claims made on the posters. New Milforcl, Pa.

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1 MHNHSPEMQEAN I CLASS OFFICERS JOSEPH P. KELLY FRED I-I. DETRICK President Vice-president CARRIE A. C. HERRING' NELLIE M. WARD Secretary '1'l'62lSl1I'61' 21

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1 Minieeeaaean 1 lEL1zA1n4:'r11 SARAII Iqllxnmlxn- Lizzie, Namicoke, Pa. Minisink Societyg Chairman Y. W. C. A. Music Committee '15Q President Y. W. C. A. '15, '16g Y. W. C. A. Delegate to Eaglesmere '15, Shu Sllllfjllf ilu' 111110, I do U-rw, Of i'fu'v11I'y I1va1r.1' or lll0I'l'.H Who would imagine a Bad-man could be a good girl? Well, here is proof of the fact. Those who attend the Minisink Society can tell you that Elizabeth is an elocutionist. In fact she starred in the girl's special selection, The Most Popular Girl of the Normal School, by virtue of the fact that she alone had had the required number of beaux since entering Normal. While beaux are Elizabeth's weakness, Latin is her strong- hold. She is Prof. Wannemaker's stand-by. ' She and her room-mate are the Siamese Twins 17, . of the institution. lf you see one of them you may V ' ' know the other is very near. Fr.o1uf3Nc1f: A. BAmu-:'1 r- Flix, X1Vanamie, Pa. Shakespearean' Society. V The fi0iu'v1'.v limi IIf001lI i11 ilu' Sf7l'l'IL'Q, t1'c1-Ia. . After trying out another Normal, Flix tried 1 u-s and liked us. What is more, her genial dispo- ' X 515011. which gained for her admission to the Big ' . , Six, and her musical ability, which has contributed l much to our pleasure have made us like her. We are all satisfied with the change. ,Now it has been rumored th-at Charlie Chaplin wants her for an understudy. T0 preserve her avoirdupois and youthful bloom Flix makes use of the fleeing moments of her vacant periods by sleeping, while the rising gilglis the bane of her young life. Sometimes she es. 23