Stroudsburg High School - Pioneer Yearbook (Stroudsburg, PA)

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H O F R A M E D A N D D E F E N D E D Us :ff as .L so . ' ...1-. ,Ai 1 632 f . WT. .. , A ,, .,.. -. ..,.,,, ,,,,,,, , my M, .VMf,,,4.,,,,. ,Pt . ,mu .. , 'j'::? j. f 4.93 -1 nw:-2 ' '42 53 ...M .1 7? ,g.-:3'5:-: :3:3:3 V- V ... .- , . - V -' 'M-'ff--W'-ff .ww-1 H 'V W..sew.M..,,.....Qz-arg.:...,...,.,,..,.fN,N::e m1L3L..W,fs::f1' ' -.--.,, -g:g:g:g.5:3:.r gtg: :-:- 3-3 -i rgsg- 1:1315 fs as , A EZ:-:Q ff' longer tenderfoots. We could even eye ff If si-lift with some haughtlness the underc .7' 1- ' J ' QQQSIEQQ, men and their simple, humble wa j lll, ,gf f I L. Our Junior year was truly a great success, overshadowl X previous records, and we believe, all previous classes. Und he f I .gg supervlslon of Mr. Munson, Mr. Bartholomew, Miss Kistler, and Miss Fogelsanger our class counsellors, we elected our class offl- Q . 5 , , . Q, M QL A 1 ' i ' is cers. They were President, Richard Baggot: Vice-President, Keith Zimmerman: Secretary, Helen Walterg Treasurer, Holt Wyckoff. Our flrst social endeavor was a square dance in the gymnasium. This was truly a success and an actual milestone in some of our lives. Brief Candle was our Junior class play. was the premier attempt for a class' other than the Senior to Little need be said. The populace was one of On Friday Helen Activities sented the chu party at ten- dered us by the class of '3 7. Our Senior year seems a short fantastic dream. It has drift- ed by like the Wind blown leaves of Autumn. Commencement is here, we must bid good-bye to you, Stroudsburg High, but before we depart, may we say to you and yours that you will always have a favored place in our hearts. We love you and we will always do our best to bring you honor. R. C. B. . 1 N I qi VTJQ3 - 1, A . GQ fr' Ax ' V. . rl, Q0 P V Z A r ,. ' '? s Yi, I N' l Z 5 i i ol. f . :xl ' LQ? GOUVERNEUR MORRIS JAMES MONROE A Fmmer of the Conslilulioim' 'luihorofihe Monroe Doctrine 'Defender of the Constitution ABRAHAM LINCOLN The Great Emancipator' :vi -Q.. THOMAS JEFFERSON Author of the Declaration of Independence' 4612 ' N 'xg 4 I f .W A ALEXANDER HAMILTON 'A Framer ofthe Constitution S A. i , M51 , NV MX., X Wy., X xi T 'iff 9 lin. i WM THEODORE ROOSEVELT M

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8 5 4 i 5 I g I in if. '- A F E W F A M o LJ S A M E RIC A N ., 215:23,.i-5'-1-2if'22ff:r-ee-'g2g.-jfxzfsff 'gs1+s:1,f.f,s.1:1 iffiff: ii2:.i--31,2 of . QVA ,,AA f , , ,, , AA , , nlyy WW -:-:- - 'I-I-. ,, -.-:: -za:-:', f , ffwggfffiagwf fi' f,f' f?WfLf ffuf'aw,fff'WifCoJf'Z,ff, ?V5'4,0iWff f wx,-, AQ:g'Q:fFf?irQI: W-'.i,I,fQ.2E, -I-ffff,:j-I'I::' 'Y 2952591 ' ' 'arm E ' Q Q: 5 7 .I f K , : I IN, f' 3 15: 'T 1, '-. --S, HE donning of the cap and gown C L A S S ,':': I ' N K 'MN . 1 355555 . XX vm, -,gjl by the Class of 1936 marks the QV! 553 , U gs culmination of four successful , ,Y V :,f..f.- s-- b A years of high school life, during which time, the present ' V V-S 'Q Senior Class has an outstanding record, not only in diverse extra- 'E curricular activities, but in scholastic ability as well. ' It all began sometime back in the latter part of 1932. It GEORGE WASHINGTON 'Father of His Country 'A Framer ofthe Constitution ,710 if 1' NX v iv X t lt, fl' X' ,,. ,rw X V, i xx, , NX . s is xx 'X H.. dmv . Is '. JAMES MADISON Father of the Constitution' 4 W 't , ,, , it . , 4 Ll ,Q w ff Y ll ' t fa ' , 1 Ati - 'ek '.-:T, ee:1:-ig::wi'w 5 BENJAMIN FRANKLIN iq if 'S' 'F ti LF I . 'N I iff' JOH N MARSHALL 'Defender ofthe Constitution seems we were weeds in a iield of blooming flowers, like the proverbial flies that get in the ointment--in other words, Fresh- men. Through the supreme efforts of our class advisers, Mr. Bender, Mr. Kunkle, Miss Norton and Miss Young, the first meet- of the Class of 1936 was held for the purpose of electing We were duly instructed and of the Class, Edward Secretary the Class Klstler our ad- moments of our A I lit' A universe full our big in the gymnasium from which, sad to say, some of our members contracted indigestion by consuming too much cider and doughnuts. At the close of our sophomore year we could look upon our- selves with no little pride and self-satisfaction. We were no Then came as I so X 7. Buoys JM J ,ff W I 'I ' , 5 'lil fab N-P ' I ' ' NN 'ff K DANIEL WEBSTEI51 ROBERLI' MORRIS Defender of the Constitution financier ofthe Revolution

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he t, .r Q.. 51 x 1 ' L X ,,, , X FOREWORD Between these pages we have endeavor- N V X W ed to set forth the accomplishments of fgfqib our class. Such a diiicult task has proved f Wi t mi: all but heart-breaking. Upon glancing through this book, mere words or photo- graphs appear all too fruitless in record- ing our emotions and reactions. Herein are portrayed memories of joys and heart- aches, experienced within the walls of our dear high school. For those who have patiently and sun- seliishly given of their time, enabling the members of our class to advance toward pi the future well equipped, we shall forever have fondest thoughts. D p . :.: fif Z , V COMMITTEE DISCUSSING DRAFT OF INDEPENDENCE