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

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xx in X o .-,,- Z 9 O Forty IAMES ALTEMOSE Jim POCONO LAKE SECONDARY TOBYHANNA TOWNSHIP HIGH SCHOOL Intra-mural basketball, 3, 45 Science Club, Nomad Club. IOSEPH F. BALLA Jo-fo SCRANTON HEALTH EDUCATION DALTON HIGH SCHOOL Class Vice President, 33 Men's Executive Council, 3 Stroud Staff, Senior Ring Committee, Choral Club, Y. M. C. A., Basketball, 1-43 J. V. Soccer, Class Foot- ball and Soccer, Football, lg Intra-mural sports, J. V. Baseball, Gym Team Manager. STEPHEN I. BAMBAS A Steve SIMPSON SECONDARY AND INTERMEDIATE FELL HIGH SCHOOL Science Club, 2, 3, Y. M. C. A., 2, 4. ELEANOR BECK . B eclcy BUSHKILL SECONDARY EAST STROUDSBURG HIGH SCHOOL Dancing Clubg Y. W. C. A. '

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Senior Class History- By Nicholas Cassano CLASS OFFICERS NILES HELLER ' President FREDERICK SCHLEGEL Vice President KITTY FOX Secretary PAUL CULLATHER Treasurer Left to Right-Kitty Fox, Niles Heller, Paul Cul- lather, Frederick Schlegel. On a bleak September morning in 1933, 137 timid and somewhat frightened individuals joined the Wagon train at East Stroudsburg State Teachers Col- lege. With the selection of Miss Ruth L. Iones as class adviser, and under the able direction of class officers Norwood Wetherhold, Connie Sterner, Marjorie Mingle and Iohn Childs, the Freshman Cavalcade successfully completed the first part of its college journey. This part of the trip was featured by the Freshman Garden Party, the most spectacular social event of the year. During the second stage of our journey the reins of the class were placed in the hands of Roy Heydt, Connie Sterner, Kitty Fox and Paul Cullather. This second stage of our travels was enlivened by the Sophomore Prom, a novel and colorful affair held at the Penn-Stroud on May ll, l935. September, 1935-The influence of the class was being felt in the activities of the college group. We had members in Kappa Delta Pi and representatives on various athletic teams. Our class officers, Lloyd I-lontz, Ioseph Balla, Kitty Fox and Silvio Tolotti guided us through a year filled with activity and achieve- ments. We are now leading the caravan. Our new adviser, Mr. Liljenstein, has helped to maintain the spirit of cooperation which has been so evident in the class activities. lt is by this cooperative effort that We have been better able to perform our duties, publish the annual college year book, stage the annual Senior play, and conduct the final social events of the year. Thirty-nine

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ADELAIDE PETERS BEERS BUSHKILL SECONDARY BUSHKILL HIGH SCHOOL SERVIA BOZIMSKY Serv NANTICOKE SECONDARY NANTICOKE HIGH SCHOOL NW. A. A., 2, 3, 4g Dancing Club, 2-4, Euclidean Club, 3, 45 Science Club, 43 Typing Club, 3, Get-a-Student Club, 3. IOSEPH PATRICK BRENNAN Doc MAYFIELD SECONDARY MAYFIELD HIGH SCHOOL Band, 3, 43 Choral Club, 1-45 Baton Club, 1-4, C01- lege Orchestra, 2-4, College Dance Band, 1-45 Mask 8z Zany, 3, 45 Extravaganza, 2-4, Intra-mural sports, 3, 4. HELEN GORDEN BROWN Brownie STROUDSBURG HEALTH EDUCATION STROUDSBURG HIGH SCHOOL Y. W. C. A., 1, 2, 43 Dancing Club, 1, 2, W. A. A., 1-4. Forty-one F N E M.: 'H