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

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. . . FOR FUN And ThaT's no lie-reTerring To The heading on These Two pages . . . Look aT ThaT mob on The sTeps of Shawnee! They lived on TourTh Tloor in I94I, we're Told. PiTy The procTor . . . Those girls siTTing on The porch aT STroud look raTher en- grossed in Those newspapers. WhaT, noicomics? Oh, yes-look hard and you can see Them on Lena HalTeman's lap . . . AnoTher mob-Mr. RoberTs and girls' biology class on a Tield Trip. The girls seem To be more inTeresTed in naTure Than in biology . . . Same Tiel-d Trip-There's Ollie SmiTh perched on a rock. WrighT and Kyler in The background look a biT envious. Won'T some- body Take a picTure oT Them, Too? . . . ThaT's where Carson KlineTob comes in. He's a camera Tiend. NOT meaning To change The subiecT, buT we Think his brand oT reparTee-especially aT The Table-is The corniesT going. We suspecT he Thinks so, Too . . . Feminine hikers on The rocks ouT aT The Crow's NesT. They don'T look a biT Tired. Hey, There's a big drop behind you-be care- Tull Some oT The girls are leaning dangerously . . . Ask B. J. SmiTh abouT The dress she made for herselT in high school or grammar school or whaTever iT was. She can enTerTain you halT The nighT wiTh her Tales . . . The laziesT person in The class-Jane PeTers. Drives Trom one parT oT The campus To anoTher . . . When sTudenTs geT To be sophomores, They cease To be iusT a parT oT a large group of greenies and become individuals. Hence The absence oT group acTiviTies in This wriTe-up. We could menTion The hikes and skaTing parTies, buT you know all abouT Them . . . Har- vey Burris has more nerve Than brains. JusT waTch him on The diving board or aT gym Team prac- Tice-he'll Try anyThing. We'll wager The insur- ance people don'T know abouT ThaT . . . Was anybody in Hen's one SaTurday aTTernoon in January when Jim Clouser came in wiTh ThaT hair- cuT? Changing The subiecT again-iT is reporTed ThaT Jim spends mosT of his Time on The boTTom oT The pool during inTra-mural swimming periods, causing Those in charge no end oT worry . . . Phil Williams is enough To drive anyone crazy wiTh ThaT ScranTon double Talk. He and STrunk bl GVJL fvfslz WiT,,.Tijlf f 'T MOSTLY . . . ffs4'T ' can really keep The ball rolling. BUT some people do undersTand iT, however sTupid They may ap- pear-so go easy on The insulTs, Phil . . . Maybe we shouldn'T menTion iT, buT-lwhisperl we'd like To see Danny Drigan Take his TeeTh ouT-iusT once . . . DoTTie WiTherick goT skis Tor ChrisTmas. She Tried Them ouT on back campus and ended miraculously somewhere beTween The new gym and The audiTorium. P. S.-she gave iT up . . . Helen RenTschler puTs everyThing she has inTo ThaT Tunny laugh of hers. Say, iusT Try To geT her up in The morning-iT Takes noThing shorT aT six people an-d Ten alarm clocks To do The Trick . . . CusTodians oT The Y candy-Lucy Lucinski and Lena HalTeman. Where are They every Time we go up There? . . . Harold Musselman can'T keep away Trom S. T. C. When he's noT here Tor classes, he's delivering milk aT Hen's . . . Did anybody ever see Joe Skellchock wasTing Time? BusiesT man on campus. Every Time we Turn around, we learn aT some new acTiviTy he's en- gaged in . . . Gerda Ullrich-prize collecTor. Even sTeals bones Tram dogs. Has o whole box Tull of such Things. And how abouT ThaT necklace she has-made oT mice's heads! Who would wear a Thing like ThaT? . . . And again we're sTuck when iT comes To The day sTudenTs. They rarely show Themselves . . . The Pepsi-Cola kid-Paul HeTTeron. When he's noT here, Hen's Pepsi sales drop Two cases a week . . . Who is iT ThaT calls ArThur MeryweaTher Merrymaker? . . . We've noTiced ThaT The Dead End Kid, Homer Duganis, has calmed down considerably since his buddies leTT aT semesTer's . . , Speaking aT sTudenT waiTers -I.oreTTa Leonard carries mighTy heavy Trays Tor such a slip oT a girl. Johnny Mascavage greeTs his cusTomers wiTh a broad wink. Or is ThaT iusT Tor special ones? Ben Ford raTions milk. How come? . . . Somebody oughT To puT a sToplighT aT The end aT The gym Team maTs Tor Gerry Ely . . . The girl wiTh The grim deTerminaTion-BeTTy Collins. Goes righT back Tor more punishmenT . . . Where does Bob Hackman geT all Those handkniT sweaTers? . . . This is enough oT This. We're beginning To feel like WalTer Winchell.

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Came To E. S. S. T. C. as green as The greenesT greenhorns: l35 sTrong: moTTo- uniTed we sTand, divided we Tall : scared To deaTh: curious To know all Those new places and Taces: weary afTer regisTraTion day: saw colored cards in our sleep: bravely hid ThaT homesick Teeling: classes: Taken Through The mill by our upperclass friends: cleaned shoes and more shoes: shook hands wiTh loTs aT TaculTy members aT PresidenT's RecepTion: cerTainly had Tun: The people here are really nice: vicTorious Trash week: boys won annual soccer classic: banished regs: Trounced The iuniors, Too: why didn'T I geT a leTTer Today? : Friday nighT movies are swell: Tall days: Sunday walks in The woods: picnics: healThy disagreemenTs in classes: early morning gym classes wake us up: men's smoker: swell TooTball games: girls hurdle The Green Band 'l'esT: honored :aT a class Tea: mid- nighT snacks: serenaded by The girls' double Trio: Thanksgiving inTermission: brrr- iT's geTTing colder: December and snow: ice-skaTing: inTeresT- ing assemblies: ChrisTmas season upon us: high- lighTed by vesper service: busy wrapping pres- enTs: giTTs aT Tables aT ChrisTmas dinner: laughs: delicious meal: smooThly glided inTo dance: super music: home Tor a while: back again: general dis- play oT new Things: loTs To Talk abouT: exams: loTs To wriTe abouT: elecT class olificers: Kiddie,Dance pro Treasury: back To our second childhood: Tun: March winds: long-awaiTed GuesT Dance: visi- Tors: walks: EasTer bonneTs: showers: TreaTed MoTher and Dad To a swell day: baseball games -- hiT ThaT'apple : iT's prom Time already: daTe, May 4: place, SkyTop: girl-you name her: gruel- ling Tinals: see you nexT SepTember : goodbye. ln SepTember, '40-sophomores: enrollmenT dwindled: how diTTerenT we Teel This yearn: we know almosT everyone: Those colored cards again: back To The old grind: SaTurday gym classes. no less: puT The Treshmen Through some oT our old Tricks: amusing: successful TooTball sea- son: grand Homecoming Day-hello, alumni: beneTiT dance--TooTball moTiT: Grand March: gaieTy: laughTer: music: Tun: esTablished our own i,54i.Q.f,vf. a. ' W , f . 'llwvv f L5 M wild U-JVM ULU: .01 ,HT 71- GH-ffl'-J -f-M-W --r-ff i N X ' 6 fr l cl 4 an-Al! s T M CWQUIU s 'r . -1-I+'-big. H.-12u.l'-'ls 4 ,, is- s -1 X .s s l . , - g, i ' , ... , , . 5 ll!-4 . .. i..e,Jzd.g.i.'c -1 51:4 .. .....,-,-...-zz. -, , ,Mei aah s, l Edward Kilcullen, Joseph Horan, Maryellen Barry, Russell Hayes, Mr. John Kowalski code ol rules: December and ChrisTmas TesTivi- Ties: iusT as impressive as ever: vacaTion: exams Tace us when we reTurn: Tried our besT: Wednes- day nighl' dances- sorry, l have This one : classes: sTirring baskeTbaII games: sadness aTTer Panzer game: scholasTic sTandings-ahem: win- Ter sporTs: boxes Tram home: baskeTeers are sTaTe champs: anoTher GuesT Dance: sTrangers all abouT: ioyous EasTer: our TirsT meal in The new dining hall: lazy days: Tennis: walks on The blos- soming campus: an early prom-glorious, Too: seTTing-beauTiTul Buck Hill Falls: why did iT