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

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l EUGENE JEROME HENNIGAN Gene Secondary Susquehanna THINKER. Gene is the individual you saw checking up on things in the dining room for he held the position of head waiter this year. His athletic ability was indi- cated by his excellent ball playing on the Baseball Team. Gene's other accomplish- ments were Mask and Zany, Science Club, and Men's Executive Council. He is to be commended for his splendid coopera- tion in respect to college activities. THOMAS EVANS JONES Tom Health Education Taylor CONSISTENT. Tom has played a prominent part in all school activities but particularly in Varsity Basketball. As a senator he has used ingenuity to make our college more progressive. A happy-go-lucky fel- low, Tom spends most of his leisure time trying to get that car of his in good run- ning condition. His health education ability will undoubtedly earn a new car for him very soon. ALMA ELIZABETH JONES Alma Health Education Stroudsburg Teaesrcnoaonw. Alma is the only one in the senior class who has capitalized on her dancing ability. She has been very sua cessful in teaching others that art. Closely connected with this is the ability to coor- dinate which she proved she has in her performances on the Gym Team. PAUL THOMAS KENNEDY Kennedy Health Education Jermyn ADMIRABLE. Paul is a busy person-always eager to be up and at it. Probably his ambitiousness led him to those great heights both socially and athletically. He scored high as a wrestler. May he grap- ple as successfully with life as he did with his opponents.

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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.

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CHARLES JOSEPH KNUDSON Charlie Secondary Stroudsburg SOBER. According to Charlie's calculations, mathematics is a vitally important subject. When he wasn't mathematically inclined, he was attracted to the geographical for- mation of the universe. He took time out, however, to excel in athletics and to lend support to the College Band. JOSEPH MICHAEL KULICK Sl:1orly Secondary JOSEPH CHARLES KRAJSA llloelf Health Education Allentown PmtsrsTENT. Joe, an intellectual sort of a person, contributed to Kappa Delta Pi, Varsity Basketball, and Varsity Football. Studious, reserved, and considerate is this lad who did much for the senior class. joe's search for knowledge was sincere and determined. His ambition has been thoroughly realized. Kelayres SMALL BUT MIGHTY. Another senior who was active in his career is Shorty. Wlicn- ever a play was in progress, he was al- ways lending a helpful hand. He wrestled a bit, played intramural basketball, and managed the tennis team at one time. joe, as vice-president of his class this year, was a big for shall we say little J help to President Tom. CRYSTAL GWENDOLYN LEEDY C ri.r.r Health Education Waynesbciro SERIOUS. Wlien it comes to athletic ability, Criss is one of the foremost. Her per- formances on the Gym Team were deserv- ing of the praise she received. She also displayed her worth in intramurals. The Varsity S Club and Get-A-Student Club took up much of her time, but not so completely that she had no time for her friends and studies.