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

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BERNARD ALVIN GAZAN IIBIldl! Health Education Reading INDUSTRIOUS. Bud was a chap interested in those activities which constitute a worth- while college career. His interests tended toward dramatics. His fellow students will long remember his contribution to Mask and Zany and the Entertainment Council. Dependability and industry are synonymous when speaking of Bud. JULIA FAYE GILPIN f11dy Secondary La Anna CoNsEavA'r1v1z. Stroudsburg will long re- member this ever-thoughtful little lady, who has acclaimed herself as a scholar, diplomat, and friend. Her most enviable trait is her never-crossing spirit of altru- ism that radiates from her well-rounded, conservative personality. 4 HELEN ANN GEARY Haney Elementary Bethlehem SWEET. Helen is the petite girl of the Senior Class. During her college career at Stroud she has made many friends because of her quiet, congenial manner and pleas- ing personality. Besides being a good student she took an active interest in such extra-curricular activities as the Science Club, W.A.A., Women's Executive Coun- cil, Mask and Zany, Blue Pencil, and Kappa Delta Pi. CHESTER BEN GONSKY Sm0ley Health Education Throop SPORTY. Chester has proved himself to be one of the outstanding athletes of the class of '39. Reserved in manner, conservative in studies, congenial in personality, a posses- sor of attributes tending for a most ac- ceptablc personality.

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KENNETH JOHN FELLIN Ken Health Education Sheppton AMICABLE. Ken's interests lie almost exclu- sively in the department of his choice. He demonstrated his superiority and sportsmanship in baseball and football on and off the playing field. Ken's pleas- ing personality is one of his most impor- tant attributes. JOHN PARRY FERN jolmnie Secondary Scranton SINCERE. Loyal in friendship, conscientious ARTHUR JOSEPH FERENTINO Spike Secondary Old Forge VIGOROUS. Spike made a name for himself as an athlete before he came to East Stroudsburg. After playing state cham- pionship basketball at Old Forge, he en- tered our college to earn a record in football and baseball. He also took part in the Science Club and Clio Society. MARY EDNA FOGEL in study-with such propensities it is pos- sible to vanquish any obstacle on the highroads to success. johnny has never displayed any other trait except those which would endear him to the hearts of his friends. Efiiciently he has completed four years of preparation for leadership. ' LOY flRed7l Health Education Tamaqua AI.. Mary has been one of the most steady and dependable on the senior class roll. After a short lapse in her educa- tional pursuits, Mary returned to school to join us in the junior year. She has been actively interested in basketball and has otficiated many games this year.

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AVIS GOURLEY 4rAb1r Health Education Newtown RYGULAR. Ab's sense of humor and bright smile make her a delightful companion. One could never want for conversation if Ab were near. She filled her duties on the XVomen's Executive Council especially well. May her future be as pleasant as she has made the present. ROLLIN ELWOOD HAIN Rollie Health Education Williamsport INDUSTRIOUS. Rollin is the fellow who was responsible for all the electrical aspects of our various plays and dances. He goes into everything as enthusiastically as he did the Extravaganzas, intramurals and work on the Social Council. That en- thusiasm should lead Rollin to success. FS' MARIO PETER GRIPPI Pete Health Education Scranton AssnaT1vE. A popular fellow is Pete. Not only did he make an enviable record in Choral Club productions but also took a prominent part in the progression of the Senior Class. Mario was president of the class in the sophomore year and managed the affairs with diligence. FRED GEORGE l-IARXVICK Freddie Health Education Emmaus NEAT. Fred is one of the best dressed and neatest persons in our midst. Athletics interested him most in college and he dis- played that feeling on the Junior Varsity Basketball Team. Wlien Fred did his teaching, he found he was to instruct a class of girls. A confusing obstacle in- deed, but Fred exercised his initiative and did his job well.