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

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CHARLES I. NAEGLE Dean of Instruction Ph.B.. A.B.. Syracuse University: A.M.. Columbia University: Ph.D.. New Yoxk University A kind and pleasing personality lends itself to the success of our Dean of Instruction. Dr, Naegle obligingly helps us with our problems, no matter how great they may be. His friendly manner in the guidance of students in constructing curricula schedules is unlimited in importance to the success of all graduates. The great respect for him is attributed to his fine character and distinguished achievements. RUTH L. JONES Dean of Women 3.8.. Western Illinois State Teachers College: E.Mu Columbia University Miss Jones is attractive, efficient and realizes her great responsibility. Her remarkable memory goes hand in hand with her ever-importcmt position as Dean of Women. Her warm, welcoming smile is a comfort and inspiration to all women students. The ability of Miss Iones to make one feel at home, hastens the adjustment which is necessary to every new student. She also has an illuminating effect over the college social world. TIME UNDER THE LEADERSHIP IJP EUGENE H. MARTIN Dean of Men B.S., West Chestet State Teachers College: AM.. Columbia University: Pennsylvania State College; New York University: Gettysburg College Dean Martin is a very active and responsible person in our men's dormitories and on the athletic field. His ability as coach of our football team is outstanding. Dean Martin does his utmost to keep happiness and contentment among the men on our campus. He is responsible for the success of many of our social events. His kind and sympathetic manner is of great importance to all. 13

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12 WE EDNVENED FllB THE FIRST JOSEPH F. NOONAN President of the College Ph.B.. Muhienberg College: A.M.. Ph.D.. New York Univeuhy: Pd.B., Pd.M.. Millersville State Normal School: LL.B.. LaSalle HID Many fine qualities go into ihe making of a successful administrator. He must be patient and diligent in all his undertakings, keeping a level head no matter what situation arises. His position necessitates cooperation with faculty and student body. He must be able to reach an agreement with other leaders of education. He. must have the strength of character and understanding to bear responsi- bility which falls upon his shoulders. He must have the ability to demand respect without really demanding it. A successful administrator keeps his organization running smoothly and precisely. He knows exactly what he is doing at all times. Even at his busiest moments, he has the student body at heart. These qualities and more can be attributed to our able president, Dr, Joseph F. Noonan.

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LOIS V. ANDERSON CHARLOTTE R. AYERS l. LEROY DAILY Supervisor of Second Grade. Assistant Librarian Instructor in English Laboratory School 3.3., AM.. Pennsylvania Slate A.B.. West Virginia Wesleyan A-B-n Muskingum COHege: 3.5.. College: 3.5. in Library Science. College: A.M., Columbia Univer- Indiuna S.'l'.C.: University of Columbia University sity Pittsburgh.- University of Pennu.: University of Caliiomia THOMAS I. BREITWIESER Director. Teacher Training and Placement HELEN G. BROWN GEORGE I. BERGMAN 3.8.. AM Ph.D., Indiana Univer- Assistant Dean of Women and . Instructor in Biological Science sily; Columbia Univenity; New Instructor in Health Education 3.5.. M.S.. City College of New York University: Central On- 3.5.. East Stroudsburg S.'l'.C.: York: Ph.D., New York University dianm Normal School A.M., Leland Stanford University MARIE C. BROWN BLANCHE BURROW Supervisor 0! Kindergarten. Instructor in Heallh and Laboratoxy School Physical Education 3.5.. M.A.. Duquesne University 3.5.. AM Columbia University: Battle Creek College: Laurence College: University of Piilsbnrgh l4