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

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Sign here, go fhere, Don'+ know why, when, or where. Feel green, look red, Wish I were home insfead. Knees knock, hearf pounds, Funny how my voice sounds. Meef someone, forgef his name: All fhis is one big game. Oh, well, so fhe day goes- Tiredl auf from head fo foes. Maybe fomorrow l'll feel greener, Buf iusf waif 'fil l'm a senior! I-lere we are: college greenies: humble and bowing before mighfy sophs: hopes high, spirifs aglow, buf shivering in our boofs: new faces- wish I knew 'lhem : mysferious labyrinfh of halls, doors, sfairways, and buildings: all add fo fhaf empfy feeling: regisfrafion day wifh all ifsicol- ored cards: firsf day of classes: resolufions fo sfudy and sfudy and sfudy: four of fhe campus: infroduced fo Julian: fraveled fo I-len's or Rosie's fo gef our green bands-dinks al' fhe book sfore: dangling idenfificafion fags on our coafs-fhey sfarfed many conversafions cmd friendships: wore green fies every day-variefy-- fhaf's whaf we like: fall is cerfainly an nice sea- son here in fhe Poconos : madly running errands for everyone: buying books: classes: so busy- no fime for fhaf homesick feeling: informal re- cepfion for us in fhe new gym--shy af firsf, buf good old-fashioned square dances fixed fhaf- swing your parfner : infroduced fo upperclass- men-- fhey seem iusf swell : falks and walks: can'f remember fo sign ouf: resfricfed walks and doors: fhe boys meef on fhe audiforium sfeps: Rorneos and Juliefs, singers, iilrferbugs, and afh- lefes all discovered in one performance: infro- duced 'lo long row of faculfy faces af our firsf Presidenl s Recepfion: fri-daily visifs fo fhe posf office: fhose frequenl' English composifions: pep rallies for our foiofball feam: boys' paiama pa- rade: riding horses before fhe grandsfand: our firsf Homecoming Day-foo bad if rained: can l FRESI-IMAN OFFICER Ambrose Keller, Mr. Eugene Marfin, Marv Monahan, James Eglu June Virginia Miller decide which club fo ioin: early morning gym classes-hard on our consfifufions: occasional weekday movies downfown: nighfs in fhe library: gab fesfs in fhe dormifory: diligenfly sfudied for coming Green Band fesf: if came, we saw ques- fions, we conquered: green bands forever re- moved af Green Band Tea: boys losf fhe annual soccer classic: fried hard, fhough: Fellowship Ban- quef: foofball season over: enfhusiasm carried info baskefball season: marveled for days af fhe wonderful Sefon I-lall game: proud of our lone frosh baskefeer: worried abouf fhe war: all ouf

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THE PRESIDENT Here is our college presidenT Proudl d . yon groTe- Tull we Th ' ' y say aT. W1Th enThusiasm, he carefully guided The insTiTuTion Through a eriod F d- p o a lusTmenT so ThaT now every phase oT college liTe . H. is pu ing TogeTher for The common good S h . uc hormony beTween an adrninisTraTor and a group ol T' 'T l ' ' e inn ey pomTs Toward The unceoslng pro re 1 g ss oT The insTiTuTion and To The aTTainmenT of The gool Tor which iT is sTriving. End y, r. Noonan eTTicienTly aTTends To a mulTiTu.de oT con- sequenTial aTFoirs. Even Though he spends cou T- n less hours on' These signiTicanT maTTers, his Thou hT ' g s are noT enTirely cenTered There. An ample parT of his ThoughT, Time, and eTForT is owed wiTh rare adminisTraTive abiliT D JOSEPH F. NOONAN, PH.B., A.M., PH.D. devoTed To The prololems of individual sTudenTs H. is hearTTelT undersTandin d g an pracTical ad- vice have l ' greaTy asslsTed each one of us. En grossed as he is in culTivaTing high sTandards Tor The college, Dr. Noonan, neverTheless, has a real inTeresT in our aThleTic conTesTs and enTer- TainmenTs. The Class of l942 is especially opprecioTive Tor The unl' 'T d ' urn: e cooperaTion, The useiful advice, and The Tine encouragemenT D N r. oonan gave To us. We hope ThaT as a class we ore worThy oT our relaTionship wiTh him. We hope, Too, ThaT These f . ew wonds will convey our apprecialrion and Thanks.