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

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KX 4 I 1 l Nr! KATHLEEN BAGLEY- Becky Throop, Pa. Shakespearean Society, Mini-Spearean Staff A It 's like a wreck mt thc Erin. A smile is a good start in life. Here isl a girl who is ever wearing one and uses it to great advan- tage, which makes her a very well liked girl on her hall. Becky is a girl who can find ti1ne for every thing, be it work or play her class work tells us that she works hard at her books, but she still finds time for basketball and other activities outside of the classroom. Becky is quite artistic, but regardless of the pretty shades that blend harmoniously together, she always cries out, Give me White. There are so many fields open to Becky in lines of work in which We know she would be successful that we wonder what she will finally decide on. In our opinion her decision will be Jack-and all trades. ESTHER BA RR Y-' ' lflssa. Secretary Shakespearean Societyg Treasurer of Senior Classy Cast of Neig:hborsg Girls' Varsity '18-'19g Captain of Girls' Varsity. ' 4 Noir, Ztstcoz.. It is impossible to be in this vicinity long with- out hearing and knowing Essa. This amiable, black-eyed damsel presents a rare combination of seriousness and fun. Essa is one of the best liked teachers in the Model School, but of course that does not necessar- ily mean that she will always teach school. She is one of the stars in Spanish class where Dr. Kemp can always rely on Essa. She can read Spanish as well as though she had just been im- ported from Spain. She has held a position on the Girls' Basketball Team since she entered E. S. N. and we are justified in saying that she is one of the best assets of the team. When Essa bids good-bye to her Alma Mater she will take with her the good wishes of all who know her. 25 Plyinouth, Pa

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Minisink Society, Mini Spearean Staff Oh 1 0 uZcZn'I be bof7Lm'ecZ.'.7 fN NEW N fI EJ l BFULAII BARTEAU Buda im-iifmd, Pa. My l1.em'l ! This fair blossom was snatched from the city of Portland and planted among the flowers of 1919. In her Junior year she taught the inexperienced day students the art of casing, giving lessons daily and free of charge. One of her favorite expressions is, Oh! for the love of Mike. She has a disposition which would niake the gods envious. Although she is tiny she travels Eroin Portland to East Stroudsburg dailyj Her melodious laughter floating through the halls always assures us of her arrival. She is loved by all and a class- inute of whom we are proud. We have heard that she received iirst honors at Portland High School and she has surely proved to be a good student during her two years with us. UN X BLNNE FT Una New Milford, Pa. Una is very industrious and her time is generally occupied in studying History of Education and writ- ing big, fat letters. 'She has acquired quite a repu- tation as an elocutionist and has on many occasions entertained the inenibers of the Minisink Literary Society by her interesting selections. ' Una is Very fond of walking and generally wends her way into the country where her enthusiastic ad- miration for the beauties of Mother Nature is gratiiied. On several occasions Una has spent many pleasant hours contemplating the beauty and geo- logical features of the Water Gap. X On receiving her diploma Una will not hid fare- well to Monroe county altogether, for she will en- deavor to take an occasional Trip back to Dela- ware Water Gap. 26