Stroudsburg High School - Pioneer Yearbook (Stroudsburg, PA)

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ROGER D. ACKER Risks everything for speed Drives like a madman Alibis How freely CAROLYN M. ALLEGER Cheerful and happy-go-lucky M ost anxious to be an executive Always ready to add her bit JULIA N. ANDREWS Judged the most quiet in the class Never talks unless necessary A good home-body MARION J. ARNOLD Makes the most of her time by studying Judgment is sound A quiet little miss RICHARD R. BANKS Rides a hike and delivers meat orders Regards trouble a necessary evil Born to be a great business man DALE J. BELL Dale likes plenty of Old Mother Nature Just prefers bachelorhood Believes work an annoying necessity WILLARD B. BENNETT Wizard of the pool table Benny gets some strange ideas Brilliant mind if only used well 20 The 1948 Pioneer

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CLARENCE PIPHER GRACE EILENBERGER JACK DARR RICHARD MORMAN Prvsidvnt Svfrctary Vice-President Trvusurcr SENIGR CLASS OFFICERS These people proved able helmsmen in piloting our class tlirough the sea of senior activities. MOTTO: SIICCUSS is Om' G' 001 FLOVVER 1 Yvlfofu Rose COLORS: Blue and Silver The 1948 Pimzvrr

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SUSAN M. BERTUCCI She's a great singer Mansfield hound Born for mischief! JANET O. BOLICH lust a swell all-around girl One of the chosen Bridges haven't a meaning to her CHARLES M. BRUCH Clever at costuming lllariunettes are a favorite pastime Busy thinking of excuses ARTHUR C. BUSH .Hmnnds with silence Can't get up in the morning Behavior is otherwise perfect JANE 0. BUSH Joyful if just talking One who will always lend a hand Bushie to all of us MARGARET E. BUSH Most people call her Peggy Easy to get along with Buhhling over with smiles ANTHEMOS CHARLAMPOS .fl real funstcr when acquainted Can't help being happy The 1948 Pioneer