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

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INTEREST ABUUNII Sigma Zeta Tau Front row: Armstrong. Schmidt. Dr. Moore, Pema. Drews. Heckman. Back row: Ernest, Campbell. Kropp. Fischer, Learn. Dr. Bergman. ' The Tau Chapter of Sigma Zeta, a National Honorary Science Society, invites to membership those Juniors and Seniors whose outstanding work in the specialized fields of Science and Mathematics merit special commendation. The purpose of this society is the encouragement and recogni- tion of high scholarship in these special fields as well as in the general field of Education Alpha Phi Omega is a national service fraternity composed of college men who are, or have been previously affiliated with the Boy Scouts. The purpose of this frat- ernity is to develop friendship and promote service to humanity. To become a member, one must have C: previous training in Scout- ing, CI desire to render service to others, and a satisfactory scholastic standing. Dmeqa Front row: Danton. bauer. Casslet. Back row: Prince. Leonard, Johnson. Hess, Cullen. Stevenson, Dr. Alpha Phi Baden Bloom. Miller. Row- land. Bishop. Dr. Moore.

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BBIJTHEBHIJUDS llF EUMMUN Kappa Delta Pi On Float: Russopulos. Bed- iord. Second row: Dr. Matt- son, Gross, Cooper, Reese. Drews. Mansfield. Barr. Steiner. Back row: Arm- strong, Heckman. Camp- bell. Kropp. Klenk, Denton. Iohnson, Grzcszkiewi'cz, Dr. McGarry. Established in 1931, this honorary frat- A promotion after several years of Mask emity has proved itself one of the most and Zany work, an interlude oi lugging the prominent organizations on the campus. scenery, scrubbing the flats, contriving new The local chapter, Gamma Xi, is cm active costumes and setting new make-up finally group of Juniors and Seniors who passed fades, and you are c member of Alpha Psi. very high personal qualities, intellectual Membership of course, is exclusive. This and scholastic standards. is a national dramatic fraternity, and Bi-monthly meetings are held, at which entrance requirements must meet the panel discussions, debates, artists, student standards of both national and local talent and interesting speakers make up the authorities. Entrance into the club is indeed programt an honor. Alpha Psi Dmeqa On 1100:: Gross. Steiner. Layton. On couch: Tito. Nicholas. Johnson. Miss MacFurland. Barr. Back row: Fallon, Musto. Miller. 28

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R. Preston Harding President James Armstrong Editor AND TALENT PLDWS PERTH Future Teachers Hf Amnhta Future Teachers of America grew out of the Horace Mann Centennial in 1937, and is a project of local, state and national education. The purpose of this organization is to provide a professional background for student teachers and to develop a practical understanding of the relationships that should prevail among future teachers, and those agencies with which they are affiliated. Its membership consists of all the students in the Senior Class. Seated: Kopko. Gianetta. Roberts. Demopulos, Payne. Maser. Standing: Drews. Dr. Meyex, Mr. Moorehead. Dr. Follz, Dr. Mattson. Strand Enuriur The Stroud Courier, official college newspaper, ranks high in the field of journalism. It has c1 coverage of sport- ing events, social and scholastic activities and faculty facts; features a Senior Spotlight in every issue; staff members learn the rudiments and jargon of journalism; membership is determined by try-outs. Work on the newspaper provides an opportunity for practical training in original composi- tion; it also affords excellent prepara- tion for the cdvisorship of c: school newspaper. This publication holds the distinction of having received many notable awards in national collegiate competition. Front row: Matoushek. Colaiaco. Kropi'nicki. Rogers, Armstrong. Reese, Matus. Muzeri, Clark. Back row: Kennedy, Prather, Klimo- wicz. Kucharski, Clausen, Pema. Herd. Cullen, Denton. Oxford. DeLong. Rice. Held. Hottmcm, Fiori. Smith. Wywiorski. Pennise.