Stroudsburg High School - Pioneer Yearbook (Stroudsburg, PA)

Text from Pages 1 - 174 of the 1966 volume:

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Under Izhiszl influ- ence, the horizons sprung wide and fear went away and the unknown became knowable. But most important of all, the truth, that dangerous stuff, became beautiful and very precious. john Steinbeck I3 .Q 0 3+ sh , Maimzmimiixzxv S5 'Wm 2 f a Q FACULTY ADMINISTRATION FIRST ROW: A. Munson, E. Groner, S. Wells. SECOND ROW: I. Stark, R. Serfass, V. Hontz Superintendent -- Mr. Earl Groner Principal -- Mr. Alfred Munson Assistant Principal -- Mr. Samuel Wells Assistant Principal -- Mr. Vernon Hontz Guidance Counselor -- Mr. Raymond Serfass Guidance Counselor -- Mr. joseph Stark 16 BOARD OF EDUCATION il wwf john P. Lim, EarlF. Groner, Robert R. Hellmann, Raymond Price, Rodney L. Baechtold, johnBaymor,Lo1'- raine Viglione, Raymond A. Roberts, jr. SECRETARIES xl 66 H U 4 A M35 isa-an 5 31,2 I f. Sk 1, - .-v . 1 Patricia Smith June Possinger Marilyn Schoch Lynn Colvin 17 ENGLISH K., G-:M Anna Stem George Bama Arlene Cassebaum Bernard Shedlowski Ma.ry Kunkle Donna Haddon Ch arle S Wyckoff john Meixell Margaret Maxwell William Rapp Margaret Smith Phyllis Ellsweig X ,, 3 lla Fl LANGUAGE Richard Manheim Rosalind Lardieri Rosemary La Villa Adele Argot Karl Dicl-cl Mahlon Scrfass jx SCIENCE V f Lf J Mx. y- rr J syryelmy J? Gloria Cox Anthony Romano Lorna Koehler Kenneth Lee john Regan Thomas Kne pp Jerome Stulgaitis H. Wilbur Woodl MATHEMATICS William Schiebel Dale Miller Anna Russo pulos Evangeline Gialouris Stanley Mick Gertrude Welsh Nevin Nonnemacher Charles Arnold Gabriel Kolcun Not Pictured L... 21 5-12 DUOFSL ,sv SOCIAL STUDIES Lillian Stark Albert Bubel Richaid Merring Charles Winters David Adams Gretchen Younkin Keith Ncwhard Ira Nagler john Kupice Alfred Morse Morris Frace john Powell Robert Argot 23 BUSINESS EDUCATION Mildred Allen Catherine Wolverton james Hantjis INDUSTRIAL ARTS Robert Anderson john Montgomery john DeVivo Eric Miller William Haney HOIVIE ECONOMICS Katharine Ziegler Mary Hall Francis Feltham B- DRIVER EDUCATION ART MUSIC George Statler Marcia Clauser William Stine john Mclntyre Numa Snyder R al ph H arrison 25 3 MAX i PHYSICAL EDUCATION T. Manning Curtis Sandra Secor Elaine Cole Sandra Forrester Andrew Silock Wilmont Smith LIBRARIAN S Myrtle Denning janet Bender SPECIAL EDUCATION Elizabeth Martin SCHOOL NURSE Grace Hcitler, R.N. CUSTODIANS E. Imbt, J. Evans, C. Booth, P. Gouchcr, R. Pugh, T. Rinehart, R. Shively, A. Callery, H. Sturdevam, A Barnes, j. Walton, D. Griffin, H. Arnold. CAFETERIA STAFF - if Lf' 'V ' ,V ' .,...vf ' I . , e-'4 i x .. . RRrr.r N. 4 .i L , D ., - ami. ,.,.- ., . -V ' ' . . ,f.. . . .. . ga ' .r.R 'ffww' Q. ' W.. .. 12 sfzaw 1 f W, , ' . ' ,,.' E A., A S .Mgmt -' M W , 3 QM, ..a,,, ' . 1 .W f. Y-E , -I ., V 1 I I 'J' W 6.2, .bw -.4 if . A - ' .. 5 is if ., f 4 H, . ' ,rf ', 7. Q62 .- 1 ,fp , Q- 5 .' R 3' 'P , , up ' . ' IQ. ' 4' , . WD W 1 A N A fe'-A ' . .wr - af , f 2 .4 4 ,rv f W I 1 'Q if f . A f 1 A . . 2' , fail f f if ' A r r Q ,., . .v.,. , ,. . .. at H , . . ,,'.-,h 3 90 I i A. Slceman, L. Pipher, R. Burris, G. Hagerty, E. Rinehart, A. Evans, B. Jennings, C. Houloose, S. Edingcr, M. Price, B. Woolevcr, R. Rinehart, D. Losick, D. Vaughn, H. Chase, D. Nevil, D. Possinger. 27 mf 12 fa ,. Q F Y' 7? LW ZQXHJ--513 fswiaisiigi' ' ' ,ai 1 :lg A K wh ' 1 ' jg if fh SENIORS B MW' The woods are lovely, dark and deep. But I have promises to keep, And miles to go before I sleep, And miles to go before I sleep. Robert Frost S1 JACK ALBERT C. P. There is no substitute for hard work. Chorus, Band, Stamp Club, Track, Wrestling, Sr. Play. CAROL ANN ALTEMOSE Gen. Short in size but tall in might. Business Club, F. H. A. , Tum- bling. STEVE FLOYD ANDRE C. P O, happy mortal! He never failed to have his jest. Rifle Club, Chorus, H.R. Of- ficer, Tennis, Bowling. SANDRA MARIE ARGOT B. E The thing that does the most is just a pleasant smile. Bowling, Business Club, Pioneer, Library Club. MARTHA MAE BAIRD B. E. Never idle a moment but thrifty and thoughtful of others. Nat'l Honor Soc., Pioneer, Sr. Exec. Board, Library. ROBERT BARDONNEX Gen. Common quiet is mankind's concern. 30 V , A-f, al W 'New DOUGLAS E. BARHIGHT Gen. Courage is that virtue which champions the cause of right. YVONNE MARIE BAUJAN Gen. To do easily what is difficult takes talent. Bowling, Modern Dance, F. N. C. , F. H. A. LINDA LEE BELLI C. P. ll To know is nothing at allg to imagine is everything. Pioneer, Girls' Varsity S , Modern Dance, F. T. A. MARILYN MYRA BENNETT C. P Suppress me if you can! I am a merry jest. Pioneer, F. T. A. WILLIAM DAVID BISBING Gen. As thy days, so shall thy strength he. Football, Rifle Club, Exec. Board. HAROLD JAMES BOND Gen. Clever men are good. Industrial Arts Fair. 31 JOHN BRADLEY Gen. He does not only find the jest, but the laugh too. Varsity Football, Varsity Basket- ball. ROBERT PETER BRENNAN Gen. Humor is the harmony of the heart. Basketball, Baseball, Bowling. BARRY BRINK Gen. A witty fellow is a treasure. Football, Wrestling. GLORIA JEAN BROWN Gen Without love and laughter there is no joy. Girls' Basketball, F. N. A. , Tum- bling, Bowling. DAVID BUCK C. P. He was straight, you could trust him. J. V. and Varsity Football, Track, Chorus, Jr. Play. SANDRA C. BUMGARNER C.P. You talk just like a book. Pioneer, Library Club, F. T. A. , Jr. Nat'l Honor Soc. 32 'NX R LINDA JEAN BURKHOLDER C. P. Jokes are the salt of life. Nat'l Honor Soc., Hockey, Bowl- ing, Intramurals, Girls' Varsity USU. MARGARET CHARLENE BUSER C. P. Gentle in speech, beneficent of mind. Band, Pioneer, Mu Alpha Theta, Mountaineer, Nat'1 Honor Soc. ll CECIL VAUGHN BUSH Gen. Man is neither angel nor brute. Varsity Football, Industrial Arts Fair. GREGORY CHARLES BUSH C. P. Like a red meteor. Rifle Team, H.R. Officer, Jr. Play Committee, Football Mgr. JEFFREY LAWRENCE BUSH C. P. A merry heart doth good like medicine. Bowling, Baseball. PATRICIA ANN CARRIGAN Gen. A spirit pure as hers is always pure. VI F. H. A. , Bowling. 33 fi? lQ3 --4-our -A 'OMCT ,fl,w' LINDA GAIL CLAPPER B. E. Each mind has its own method. Twirling, Business Club, Modern Dance, Intramurals. DONNA LYNN CLARK Gen. A blissful certainty, a vision bright. Mountaineer, Pioneer, Intra- murals, Business Club. PAUL HURLEY COBB C. P. It's good to be merry and wise, honest and true. Rifle Team. MAR THA CORNWALL C. P. Everything comes to him who hustles while he waits. Band, Chorus, Band Ensemble, District Band, F. N. C. ALLAN LA VERN CRAMER Gen. The world is always ready to receive talent with open arms. Wrestling, Band, Track, Band Ensemble, LV. Football. BRENT RUSSELL CRAMER Gen. He that has strength is happy. 34 uqgag, 'SA' !..,e5m. New -sv.. 'I in WH' ' TEA , gf. '. ks: V Y ' A 'Sz 5 5 i gg Q in , 'E rl f ' - 4- z' fe S sri.. . t in . 195 KX DOUGLAS SCOTT CRAMER C. P. In quietness and confidence shall be your strength. Declamation Contest, Chorus, Mt. -Aires, Nat'l Honor Soc. LINDA CHRISTINE CRAMER Com. As merry as the day is long. Library Club, Bowling, Rifle Club, Business Club, Mountaineer RICHARD NELSON CRAMER C. P. A wise man, like the moon, only shows his bright side. Varsity Baseball, Bowling. RUSSELL CRAMER Gen. Wit and wisdom are born with man! J. V. 8 Varsity Football, I. V. Basketball. BEVERLY JEAN CROUSE C. P. A friend should bear a friend's infirmities. Jr. Play, Sr. Play Committee, Modern Dance, Future Nurses. PHYLLIS JEAN CRUSE C. P. Sometimes quiet is an unquiet thing. Band, Band Ensemble, jr. 8 Sr. Plays, F. T. A. , Dramatics Soc. 35 tiki Nur SARAH JANE CYPHERS B. E. There is no treasure the which may be compared to a friend. Business Club, Library Club, Bowl ing. LYNN CHRISTINE DAVID C. P. Goodwill is the mightiest prac- tical force in the universe. F. T.A., Exec. Board, Ir. Play Com. , Sr. Play Com. DEBORAH LYNN DAVIS C. P. A good leader makes a good company. Pioneer Editor, Nat'l Honor Soc. , Exec. Bond, Mu Alpha Theta. JEAN FRANCES DRAKE Gen, Ornament of a meek and quiet spirit. JOAN DRAKE Gen. She always has words of truth and soberness. BARBARA SUSAN DUCKLOE C. P. A friend may well be reckoned the masterpiece of nature. Sr. Nat'l Honor Soc., Jr. Nat'l Honor Soc. , Class Officer. 36 ,I xiii X x, 'X .3Kxg 'N , SL. 'HX ..m'f'4' ,Ay LESLIE VICTOR DUKE Gen. The playfulness of talk amuses everyone. Tennis, Industrial Arts Fair, Sci- ence Fair. JERE WALTER DUNKELBERGER C. P. Hunter rest! thy chase has been successful. V. Football, Baseball, Rifle Club Golf, Coin Club. CHARLES HARRY DUTT Gen. Who is the happiest man? He who values the merits of others. Rifle Club, Industrial Arts Fair. DAVID CHARLES EVANS Gen. One is never entirely without instinct of looking around. CHARLES GARY EVERETT C. P. The young man's vision and the old 1nan's dream. Nat'l Honor Soc. , Senior Play, Mu Alpha Theta. LINDA VICTORIA EVERITT Gen. Love conquers all. Intramurals, Jewelry Club. 37 L. ALICE HELEN FEHR C. P. Wisdom is the wealth of the wise. Library Club, Future Nurses. DONNA MARIE FELLER Gen I live in a world without end. Jr. P-lay Committee, F. H. A. , Gym Exhibition. CAROLYN PAIGE FELTI-IAM C. P. Nothing lacking from your grace all your riches wait in place. Pioneer, Band, Chorus, Nat'l Honor Soc. , Band Ensemble. NANCY LOUISE FISHER C. P. Charm strikes the sight, and merit wins the soul. Cheerleader, Student Council, Class Officer, Chorus, Mountain- eers. RICHARD GEORGE FISHER Gen. Skill and confidence are an un- conquered army. Wrestling, Chorus, Industrial Arts Fair. LAWRENCE JUDAH FLESHLER C. P. No bird soars too high, if he soars with his own wings. Fine Line, Mu Alpha Theta, Chorus, Mountaineers, Student Council. 38 I' kit TERRY ALFRED FLOREY C. P He that hath knowledge spareth words. Tennis, Baseball. PATRICIA ANN FLYNN Gen Instinct is untaught ability. Bowling. MICHAEL LEE FOLK Gen Humor is the harmony of the he art. Class Officer, Varsity Football, Wrestling, Chorus. CLINTON LEROY FRAILEY Gen Personality is a quality few acquire5 many desire. R ALPI-I LOCKWOOD FREDENBERG Gen. The will of man is his happi- ness. Footb all, Wrestling. LINDA EILEEN GADSON C. P A good laugh is sunshine in a house. Library Club, Hockey, Intra- murals, Ir. Play Committee. 39 Mm-F 'Hn-f 'TPL- DOUGLAS EUGENE GIFFELS C. P. The mark of a true executive is usually illegible. jr. and Sr. Play, Rifle Team, Nat'l Honor Soc., H. R. Officer. SHARON ANN GOTTSTEIN C. P. Love me and the world is mine. Jr. Play, Bowling, jr. Classic League, H.R. Officer, Intramu- rals. BETSY JO GROSS C. P. Kind, unextinguished laughter skates the skies. Girls' Basketball, Girls' Varsity S , Hockey, Intramurals, Tennis. DANIEL ROBERT HAHN C. P. Words are easy, like the wind, Faithful friends are hard to find. J. V. and Varsity Football, Track, Rifle Club. SUSAN MARIE HALSTEAD C. P. She ran her fingers o'er the ivory keys . . . Pioneer, Band, Chorus, Jr. Play, Mu Alpha Theta, Girls' Ensemble. JOHN ALBERT HANSEN Gen. Enthusiasm moves the world. 40 'T' CONSTANCE MARIE HARDY B. E. A pleasing countenance is no slight advantage. Business Club, Pioneer, Modern Dance, Intramurals. GARY CROMWELL HECKMAN Gen. The rolling stone gathers no moss. ROBERT RALPH I-IEDGELON C. P. No man knows what he may discover. Mu Alpha Theta, Future Teachers of Math., Pioneer. WILLIAM M. I-IEITLER C. P. The sum of duty let two words contain: be humble and be just. Rifle Club, Science Fair, jr. Play Committee, Pioneer. DONALD WILLIAM HELLER Gen. Laughter is not at all a bad be- ginning for friendship. Rifle Club, Stage Crew, Print Club, Pioneer. JOHN RICHARD HELLER Gen. Better to have one friend of great value than many of no merit. 41 SHARON MARIE HENIGAN Gen. She is always laughing, for she has an infinite deal of wit. Hockey, Modern Dance, Yeu- book Staff, Office Work. JUDITH GALE HENRY C. P. A good heart is a letter of credit. Nat'l Honor Soc., jr. Nat'l Honor Soc., Cheerleading. LORRAINE HENRY Gen. Always be loyal to loyal friends, for they're a treasure, HAROLD JOSEPH HERDMAN Gen. The highest of distinctions is service to others. Bowling. MARIA HERFST C. P. Thy modesty's a candle to thy merit, Hockey, Intramurals, Tennis, jewelry Club. BARBARA ANN HILLER C. P. Shyness is at sign for good friends, jr. Nat'l Honor Soc., jr. Play Committee, F. T. A. 42 JUDITI-I AUDREY HILLIARD Gen. Modesty is the citadel of beauty and of virtue. PAMELA ANN HOFFNER C. P. Honest labor bears a lovely face. jr. Nat'l Honor Soc., Sr. Nat'l Honor Soc., Mu Alpha Theta, JUDITI-I REGINA HOLDORFF Gen, She is so constant . . . and so kind. Pioneer Staff, Library Staff, Busi- ness Club, Mountaineer. LAMONT WALLACE HORNBECK C. P. Nothing is impossible to in- dustry. Mountineer, Pioneer Staff, Nat'l Honor Soc., Mu Alpha Theta. CHARLES FRANKLIN HOUCK C. P. Who strives always to the ut- most. H. R. Officer. CHERYL LENORA HOWELL Gen. A blissful certainty, a vision bright. 43 BARBARA ANN HUGHES Gen. Nothing succeeds like success. Tumbling, Bowling, Jewelry Club Exec. Board. ROBERT ARTHUR JENSEN Gen. Nothing to him falls too early, or too late. Baseball, Rifle Club. WALTER FRANCIS KEIPER Gen. Integrity is his portion. Track, Bowling, Rifle Club. BARBARA JILL KEISER C. P. The highest distinction is ser- vice to others. Band, Chorus, Girls' Ensemble, Jr. Play -- Student Director. THOMAS GLENN KEMP Gen. Humor, like history, repeats itself. Industrial Arts Fair. DORIS ANN KENNEY H. E. Be merry if you be wise. Home Ec. Exhibit. ll 5 44 uw, 'ff 'P' W' 1 -deff --fm KATHLEEN KAREN KIRCHOFER Gen. Thought alone is eternal. Exec. Board, jewelry Club. LINDA GAIL KITCHEN B. E Push on, keep moving. Pioneer Staff, jr. Play Commit- tee, Business Club. JACKSON TAYLOR KITSON C.P. The brush is mightier than the sword. Pioneer Staff, Mountaineer, Sr. Prom Decorations. AMES EDWIN KLASS Gen. I Nothing is impossible to a will- ing heart. Rifle Club. DELORES MARY KOEHLER B. E. Profound sincerity is the only basis of talent. Business Club, Pioneer Staff, Tumbling, Modern Dance. IDA MAE KOEHLER Gen. A girl she seems of cheerful yesterdays and confident tomorrows. Bowling, Home Ec. Exhibit. 45 1lQ5...,, by JOHN ANTHONY KONAWALIK C. P. As little daunted as a star on a tree. Basketball, Baseball. JOHN CHESTER KORTRIGHT Gen. Busy hands make light of work, Rifle Club, Industrial Arts Fair. CONNIE IRENE KRESGE H. E. I have a heart with room for every joy. Freshman Chorus, Bowling, Home Ec. Exhibit. JOHN HAL KULP C. P. W'hat a frosty, spirited rogue is this. Track, Exec. Board, Math Tourna ment. EDWARD HENRY LAESSER C. P. As good natur'd a man as ever broke bread. Jr. and Sr. Nat'l Honor Soc., Ir. High Newspaper, Pioneer. THOMAS ANTHONY LAIVLBERT C. P. You can always tell a Harvard man, but you can't tell him much. J. V. and Varsity Basketball, Base- ball, H. R. Officer, Chorus. 46 EDNA MAY LEE H. E. I never dare to write as funny as I can. FOSTER THEODOR LEE Gen. The world knows nothing of its greatest men. Rifle Club, Archery, Wrestling. JACQUELINE MARIE LEE Gen. Kindness is a virtue few have. Library Staff, Jr. Play Committee Business Club. MARY FRANCES LEONARD C. P. Truth exists for the wise, beauty for the feeling heart. Chorus, Girls' Ensemble, F. T. A. , Hockey, Dramatics, H. R. Officer. LOUISE ANN LESSIG Gen. joyous as morning thou art. Pioneer Staff, Mountaineer, In- tramurals, Library Staff. CHARLES HOWARD LIND C. P. The hand that follows intellect can achieve. Tennis, Debating Soc. , Literary Magazine, Track. K' . kk ,.,:, ,T . -.rtg-ggff'-sQinf-yu., -1-iz :Hu .w ,f,.1.:L:-....,- .- :1 f-fuH.f:s1:1-f z and--N 47 SUSAN LINDERMAN C. P. And spite of the fancies of youth, There's nothing so kindly as kind- ness. Twirling Club, Science Fair. LOIS MARION LOCKLEY Gen. Speech is great, but silence is greater. NANCI JEAN MACDONOUGH Gen. Style is the dress of thought. Pep Club. KATHRYN VICTORIA MAHOLICK C. P. If there were many more like her, the stock of halos would give out. Chorus, F. N.A., Photography, Jr. G Sr. Play Committees. ELAINE KAY MAKOSKY B. E. l laugh 'til I cry. Majorette, Pioneer, Student Coun- cil, Mountaineer, Intramurals. MAURA MALONEY Gen. I am stabb'd with laughter. 48 'f 1,. THOMAS BARRY MARSH C. P. Laughter is the joyous, universal evergreen of life, Band, Band Ensemble, Dance Band, Tennis, Ir. 8 Sr. Play Committees. DELORES ANN MARVIN Gen. Having wisdom with each year' Intramurals, Bowling, Home Ec. Exhibit. GARY KENNETH MARVIN Gen. A friend is never really known till a man has need. Industrial Arts Fair. DIANE ADELE McCLAY C. P Wise to resolve and patient to perform. F. T. A. , Chorus, Russian Club, Modern Dance, Gym Team, Library. OHN EARL MCCONNELL C. P. Nothing great is ever done with- out enthusiasm. I ll Baseball, jr, 8 Varsity Basketball, J. v. Football, KATHLEEN LOUISE MCCONNELL Gen. Honest fame awaits the truly good, Exec. Board, F. N. A. , Chorus, Mountainaires, Freshman Chorus 49 .-vf' 'i. '?7' SHARON GAII. MESSLER B. E Companionable was she, and so fair. Business Club, Bowling, Pioneer Staff, Library. CATHLEEN SHAREN METZGAR Gen Perhaps there is no greater happiness in the world than that of a friend. Jr. Play Committee, Business Club, Freshman Chorus, Library. FLORENCE JUNE METZGAR B. E Good things come in small packages. Business Club, Chorus, Librmy. MARY ELIZABETH METZGAR C. P The diplomat sits in silence watching the world with his ears. F. N. A. , Jr. Play Committee. RONALD JOHN MEYER C. P Chaos is come again. J. V. Basketball, Bowling. ANDREW JAMES MILAZZO Gen Think alone, and all places are friendly and sacred. Football, Rifle Club, Dramatics, Drill Team. 50 BARBARA LOUISE MILLER C. P. Enthusiasm moves the world. I. V. and Varsity Cheerleading, F. N. A. , Photography Club. STEPHANIE SUE MOREKEN C. P. Goodness is the only investment that never fails. Cheerleading, Chorus, H.R. Officer, Modern Dance, Gym Team, F. N. A. SUSAN JANE MORGAN C. P This is the porcelain clay of human kind. Band, Chorus, Girls' Ensemble, Library, Gym Te am, Modern Dance . BARBARA NORMA MOYER H. E You've waked me too soon, I must slumber again. Freshman Chorus, Intramurals, Bowling, jr. Play Committee. JANICE NANCY NEIPERT H. E Hear me for my cause, and be silent, that you may hear. Tumbling. BRIAN CHRISTOPHER NOLAN C. P The man that loves and laughs must sure do well. Pioneer Staff, J. V. Basketball, Band, Intramurals, Science Fair. 51 Q---Q lim., JOAN ELIZABETH O'NEIL C. P. A merry heart maketh a cheer- ful countenance. Pioneer Staff, Science Fair, jr. Play Committee, Sr. Play. MICHAEL LE ROY ONEY Gen. Few boys are born with talents that excel. Rifle Club, Industrial Arts Fair. DEBORAH ILENE OTT H. E. If a woman has long hair, it is a glory to her. ASCENZA MARIE PADUANO Gen. Indeed, a friend is never known till a person has need. F. N. A. , Bowling. ROBERT LEE PALMER C. P. Profound sincerity: the only basis of talent. Rifle Club, Golf, Tennis, Student Sto ckbroker . JOHN PEDERSON Gen. Each man has a gift. Let the path be open for his talents. 52 H79 'Nia-,..-f' ROBERT CHARLES PERRY Gen. Happy is the man that knows the world but doesn't let it worry him. I. V. and Varsity Football, Base- ball, Rifle Club. CAROL ANN PFEIFER Gen. For where your treasure is, there will your heart be also. Bowling, F. H. A. , Art Club. MILDRED IRENE PHILLIPS H. E. To have the greatest blessing, a true friend. Bowling. SUSAN FRANCES POND C. P. He that lends, gives. Library Staff, F. T. A. , Photog- raphy Club, Office Work. LAWRENCE ELWOOD POPE C. P. Who strives always to the ut- TIIOSL. V. Football, V. Wrestling, V. Track. DOROTHY ALBERTA POSSINGER C. P. Her talents were of the more silent class. F. N. A. 53 ive la ELLEN MARIE POSSINGER B. E. Be silent and safe. Library Staff, Pioneer, Business Club. JOHN HARVEY POSSINGER Gen. Silence is the perfect expres- sion of greatness. Executive Board. BEVERLY ANN POST Gen. God is with those who persevere. jewelry Club. THOMAS ALBERT POTTS C. P. The force of character is cumulative . Chorus, Mountaineers, District and Regional Chorus. HOLLY LEE PRICE C. P. Never say more than is neces- sary. Ir. Nat'l Honor Soc. , Twirling, Chorus. NANCY LYNN PRICE Gen. Laugh and the world laughs with you. Bowling. 54 hi 41, 5 liz , 324 sl' , Egififfg. 4 , l GEORGE EDWARD RAI-IN, JR. C. P. There'll be a hot time in the old town tonight. I. V. and Varsity Basketball, Band, Chorus, Band Ensemble. CATHERINE ANN RARICK C. P. I-ler thoughts have a high aim. Stamp Club. BRENDA MICHAELE REISH C. P. Fairest and best adorned is she whose clothing is humility. Class Officer, Student Council, Cheerleading. ROBERT JOSEPH ROGERS C. P. Gentle in manner, strong in performance . Intramurals, Track, Mu Alpha Theta, Bowling. GILBERT ALLAN ROVITO C. P. A friend is a person with whom I may be sincere. I. V. and Varsity Football, Stu- dent Council, Band. JAMES NELSON SARGENT Gen. The happiest man has no par- ticular reason except that he is so. Bowling. 55 ' i :Fw ' ,Y .,.. . WILLIAM ROBERT SHICK C. P. Gayly the troubadour touched his guitar. Ir. High Basketball, H.R. Officer, Eighth-Grade Play. EDWARD MILTON SCHRECK C. P. From the crown of his head to the sole of his foot, he is all mirth. Track, Intramurals. CARY JOSEPH SERFASS Gen. My car runs a little wayg then stops -M a spurt model. Wrestling. KATHY EILEEN SHAW C. P. The social smile, the sympa- thetic tear. Majorette, Pioneer Staff, F. T. A. Dramatics, Modern Dance. LYMAN SHELTON Cen, He was born with a sense that the world is mad. Baseball, Intramurals. DIANE MARIE SHUPP C. P. Virtue never grows old. District and Regional Band, jr. Nat'l Honor Soc. , F. N. A. 56 mr- 'br LENORE ERMA SIEGFRIED B. E Good without effort, gre at with- out foe. Chorus, Intramurals, Business Club, Mountaineers, Pioneer Staff. DOROTHY ANN SINGER B. E Her smile, not meant to be seen, but served its purpose in being smiled. Business Club. Intramurals, LESLIE HAROLD SINGER Gen He that travels much knows much. MARIE ANN SIPTROTH B. E For whoever knows how to re- turn a kindness, Pioneer Staff, Library Staff, Busi ness Club, Ir, S Sr. Play Com. JOSEPH HARVEY SMALL C. P Little f?l friends may prove great. Basketball, Football Manager j,V. S Varsity Football. GARY SMITH Gen. What wisdom can you find greater than kindness, Bowling, j.V. Football, 57 -in-and PAMELA ANN SNYDER C. P. Sweet was she born with the gift of laughter. Girls' Varsity S , Gym Team, Intramurals, Tumbling, Library. ERNEST JOSEPH STAPLES C. P. Who is happiest of men? He who values the merits of others. Track, I. V. Football. SUZANNE JEAN STEVENS C. P. The blush is beautiful, but some- times inconvenient. Band, Band Ensemble, Chorus, Girls' Ensemble, F. T. A. ALBERT LESLIE STRUNK Gen. Men of few words are the greatest men. CHRISTY JOHN SUTTON C. P. So much can one man do, that does both act and know. Student Council, jr. Nat'l Honor Soc., Ir. Play, Football. MARGARET SWEENEY C. P. Though she cannout: out-vote them, she can out-argue them. Intramurals, Gym Team, F. N. A., Hockey, Pioneer Staff. 58 4,3 I? . . ROBERTUAMES TI-IORNE Gen. To the last gasp, with truth and loyalty. Electronics Club. NEIL LEROY TRANSUE C. P. Powerful is he to everyone's good fortune. j.V. and Varsity Football, Track, j.V. Basketball. GARY ALLEN VAN GORDEN Gen. In him you find friendship, a Stable anchor. GEORGE WAKEFIELD C. P. To be great is to be misunder- stood. Track, Wrestling, Dramatics, Art Club, Russian Club. CATHERINE THERESA WALZ C. P. Brevity is the soul of wit. Chorus, Band, District and Regional Chorus, Band Ensemble. SUSAN JANE WARNICK C. P. T'was her thinking of others made you think of her. Intramurals, Majorette, Pioneer Staff, Dramatics, Gym Team. 59 DOREEN ELAINE WEBER Gen Humor has justly been regmded as the finest perfection. Band, Photography, Library Staff Mountaineer. LINDA HELEN WEBER Gen. A true friend is forever a friend. Bowling, Photography. BRUCE T. WEICHEL C. P. Friends are born, not made, Rifle Club, Golf Club. CARL LUDWIG WEICHEL C. P. All the world's a stage and all the men and women merely players. Golf Club, State Golf Finals, Track, Tennis, CLAIR MARTIN WHITMORE Gen Art is man's nature, nature is God's art. Wrestling, Pioneer, Chorus, Art Club, Photography. CAROL LOUISE WIDDOSS Gen In friendship I early was taught to believe. Library Staff, Hockey, Modern Dance, Intramurals. 60 'Dx 'WF'-'fr INGRID MARIA WILHELM B. E. Her modest looks and sweet disposition are truly an asset. Chorus, Pioneer, Business Club, Girls' Rifle Club, Photography. GAYLE LOUISE WILLIAMS Gen. So fond of dress and change and praise. Photography, Modern Dance. THOMAS JAMES WILLIAMS Cen. What's the use of worrying? It never was worthwhile. Executive Board, Rifle Club. JAMES TAYLOR XVINSTON C. P. He was capable of imagining all, of arranging all, and of doing everything. Jr. and Sr. Class President, jr. Nat'l Honor Society. CYNTHIA CARROLL WINTERS C. P. Debates are masculine, Con- versation is feminine. Band, Nat'l Honor Society, Chorus, District Band. SALLY LEIGH WISS C. P. Her very frowns are fairer far than smiles of other maidens are, Chorus, Tumbling, Intramurals. ll 61 GLORIA JEAN WOLBERT Gen. A constant friend is a thing rare and hard to find. Pioneer, F. N. A. , F. H. A., Hom EC. Club, Bowling. E SARAH ALICE WYCKOFF C. P. And her dark eyes -- how eloquent! Band, Band Ensemble, Chorus, Intramurals, Girls' Ensemble. AMY CAROL YOUNG C. P. A faithful friend is a strong defense . F. 'T. A. , Library Club, Modern Dance, Intramurals. MARLENE YUTZ C. P. Love's a strange bewilderment overtaking one on account of another. Cheerleading, Girls' Varsity S , Modern Dance, Gym Team Tumbling. 7 DAWN ZAHORIK Gen. It is better to be faithful than famous. Chorus, Library Club, Pioneer, Art Club, Photography, Tum- bling. MARY LOU SCHMIDT H. E When quality meets, compli- ments pass. 62 FRANCES ELAINE GETZ I-I, E. Your friend is your needs an- swered. jr. Play Committee RUSSELL J. CROAT The happiest person is the person who thinks the most interesting thOughtS- Wrestling, Stamp Club, Press Club. 1 ,' M , ...Q , - . t N: 1 M-klsmwi T- 1, -an. OUR EXCHANGE STUDENTS Our senior ambassadors of good will are representing Stroud Union High School in foreign countries. Their experiences will enrich not only them, but also the entire community. RAUCI-IELLE COLIO SUSAN LINDROTH VALERIE ROBBINS MEXICO MEXICO SWEDEN we ff: ii? -xgsri' Lk Q5 fag, 7-mf if 68? UNDERCLASSM EN if vv QT' 4, 1 xg my R0 , ,Muna , i it L qtleggt ,-E? , .ff 5 N gg? g.S lg ff w r. . . -J'-gn ' .yr-M-, . ff 'mg ' 'x'l'3 '-1'Zf3.?7:zA. Y-.fi:. wif... A M Si ik JUNIDRS R. ACE A M. ACKERMAN B. ALTEMOSE 'L T. ALTEMOSE gs D. ARRS - M. BALRD D. BALDWIN B. BAUSTIEN O. BEEHILER M. J. BENTZONI O. BEROER B. BERGER S. BERGER W. A, BOSSLER H. BROOAN E. BROWN D. BURCH R. BUSH C. BYTHEWOOD 1 l.B: D. CAHN R. CARLTON 'f,:A.. J. CHURA T. OOCO ' S. COOK M. COUNTERMAN .. If an X 3? E. + 'Q' f Q ll ... A BB.B .2 V . 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WHEDON A I , , p Q .hw H SBI v '59 Tx 032535 D. WIDDOSS D. WIDDOSS J. WTDMER B. WILLIAMS G. WILLIAMS M. WILLIAMS G, WILLIAMS M. YOUNG S. YOUNG J. YUTZ S. ZAGER D. ZATEENY -.a, . ! R R Y T 8 S. ZLOCH C. ZELLERS C. TRANSUE M. ABEL F. ADAMS L. ALTEMOSE M. ALTEMOSE A. ANDERSON S. ANDRESS E.ANcLE G.ANTHONY L.ANTHoNY L APPEL M.ARNouD R.ARNOUD K. AUER K. BAECHTOLD N. BAIRD B. BALL D. BARRY R. BATCHLER F.BAYER J.BERGER B.BoGART v.BoLCAR W.BOND D.BONE TI BOLEER c.BoUsH T.BRowN H.BURCH J.BURD R.BURGHJ L. BURKE I. BURKHART D. BURKHOLDER F. BUZZARD K. BUSH R. BUSH S. CHAPMAN P. CHURA B. CLAPPER D. COFFMAN B. COHEN D. COMUNAL S' if ME 5 W Jliggg QIIEEQEL XX. L K W -Y E. Wg 6' , JSJD D fl J. 'Wa 1' !-Ms. f . , f fe .1 1 Ai if ' I 5 'i S iq. A ' ' Ri K at ig 81 I. COOLBAUGH D. COUNTERMAN D. COURTRIGHT B. COY N. CRAMER D, CRUSE S. DECKER D. DEIH1. D. DEL OROSSO S, DENNIS J. DERENZIS J. DETRICK R. DETRICK J. DE VIVO R. DITTMAN M. DOLEIDEN R. DUNNINO E, DURA E. HAGERTY M. HANEY S, HANEY R. HEITLER D. HELLER J. HELLER J. HENRY S. HILLLARD D. HOFFMAN P. HOFFMAN J. HOGAN R. HOPKINS L. IBAUGH W. IAGGER E. JENSEN J. JOHNSON J, JOHNSON R. KAJSER M. KEARNEY A. KEIPER D. KEIPER B. KEMP L. KING E. KLINGEL R. KLINGER L. KNECT M. KNIERIM- W. KOELER C. KOPENHAUER J. KORTRIGHT ...W 5 .3 ll' XR' -. Q, QL. .. :RA .., .R I 2 A-A I 3 I lf MI . xg I L 2 . v hi 41 A f sf 'H it IE . 1 'Yi-A QM LE. E. Q kk K ,fs 82 K. KOSMERL s. KOVARLCK D. KRESGE M. KUNKLE E. KYMER D. LABAR H, LEE L. LEE M. LEON A. LIPPINCOTT R. LOYSEN R. MACKES C, IVLAGRETTA E. MAHDLLCK J. MANTER K. MARSH K. MARTIN J. MCCAEE c. MCCONNELL D. Mc:coRM1cK J. MCEARLAND M. MCCLUSKEY R. MCWILLIAMS H. METZGAR C, MILLER F. MILLER F. MILLER T. MILLER G. MIMLITSCH C. MOELLER M. MOORMAN P. MORRISSEY B. MOSI-IER S. MOSLEY S. MOSLEY E. MONTGOMERY D. MYER M. NASE K. NEWELL M. NEWELL A. NOTARI C. NUNN D. oTTo K. PALMER C. PANSY P. PARKER J. PEDERSEN D. PFEIFER M. PHILLIPS B. PINTATICH D, POORMAN H. POTTER M. RADLER J, REASER M. RIASER S. REESE M. REINHOLD M. REM J. REMEY c. RIMSNYDER ,i . Y ce K, - ' V. RICE S. RINEHART R. ROBERTS D. ROSSO MB SXWF if ' 'A M. ROBIN ' I M I sl L. ROGERS M. if .ff L. ROTH 5' I B. ROWE ' - 5 I Q' D. ROWLANDS I ,R ' G, RUTT P. SABATINE , - 1 .. . - W. SAVITZ I -I gk -.. 2 , I . , , , I Qi , M. SCANLON D, SCHICK K. SCHIMPF L. SCHOCH S. SCHOCK W. SEBRING J. SHAMP I n ,mg I FJ J. SHANLY 'i . J, SHAPHER R. SERFASS LLLL I J. SHARER ':'L-- ' Y I L- SHARP 1 . is A v 'ilu img P E, SHAW I ' . S, SHELLER Q. I f , D. SHOOK J B. SHROTI-IER R S ILFEE S ILF EE S SKINNER B SLUT TER 6- . ISS I 2533: B. SILFEE . I M. ' f I Q S.. . g . B. SIMPSON 45:1 In R. SKINNER ,Mike X N2 Q' Lx'-SX , 56' 6 5, A-vi .L If .L qw. xx lm. . x ' SI . .. P I , '- H 1 , Inf: 'Q if N AX K .c f K O SMILEY A, SMITH A. SMITH A. SMITH C. SMITH J. SMITH M. SMITH M. SMITH R. SMITH S. SMITH S. SNIITH B. SMOLACK R. SNOW J. SNYDER J. SNYDER M. SNYDER R. SNYDER D. SPENCER K. SPIERS S. STAPLES J. STEEN E. STEM L. STEM E. STETLER J. STOIINSKI L. STONE A. STORM D, STORM O. STOVVE J. STRAUE D. STRUNK K. STRUNK L. STRUNK T. STRUNK M. STUMPP D. SLUTTER L. SUTTON S. SWINK S. SZILAGYI M. TAMULIS C. TANNER C. TAYLOR C. TAYLOR D. TEADA M. TIOUE R. TINNEY J. TRANSUE M. TRANSUE I if ki . ., 7. til N. L I ,A . I 1 SEL IE: . Q, 2 XI . 4 'Y Q 3 gf T k i a' I + 8 W5 ' '57 P' 2 Ii 1 S I ... Av A2 ,' ' V -.M I as aw Wy - A- ' 1 if S IS. Q 1 I is Q 1J x'-9551:-xi-.'. . X Q6 52 Ii gs XITIIS I 5. I V X it . I I- I 'M' gg ,. . . ,,,,,,. ,, SEI -f-vi . 4. if R 5. fr- f 'Xxx . . -VIYISI, wgfyj' A SSX I Yr 1. M .Y I w L M. ., . 'W me fi K I , 3,4 I 1.3-'51, .'., 't 'f- . . ...... 1- . Y I. aj' A ar f 4 ff ay ' D.-relw ? iv' xx , an f ff 31-. -! iQ 'GRSQQ r 24 S, Y 695- L . , ,. .. vQ.v J- 345 L Sv- Wx L . fs ...sg R.. AX iv QR Su 'V fl . . WF' 54 df 1 ,4 95, Q, Q93 lg ...QU ,S N. K 1 Q- IF' 'Mn P. TRANSUIQ D. TRENHOLM S. TRENHOLM J. TURNER D. VAN OORDILN T. VAN HORN C. VAN WHY F. VAN WHY W. VAN WHY M. VAUGHN S. VEBERROTH C. VIGLIONE L. WADE L. WAGNER D. WALL I. WALTER M. WEAVER C. WEBER K. WEBER B. WEISS T. WEISS M. WELLS F. NVELLINGTON D. WERKHEISER D. WERKHEISER D. WERKHEISER L. WERKHEISER E. WERKHEISER F. WHITMORE S. WHITMORE B. WIDDOSS J. WIDDOSS C. WILDER D. WILLIAMS K. WILLIAMS C. WINTERS R. WOLBERT W. WOLPA L. WRIGHT K. YOST T. YOST B. YOUNG T. YOUNG I. ZPAUGE P. ZLOOH R. DEAN J. HAY P. JOHNSON if 'Wiz 'Q' 7 Wk 3, 'gs bt EK - 7.23: A .fig Et 5 i ff 1 lgpg Q? if 11' 'gf an A x ,: 'w A A ' I I 56. 5. K 0 SEVENTH I. ABBRUZZESE up R. ABEL ,WJ K. ADAM .Q L gn D. ALTEMOSE - t - A ':A. T. J. ANDRE 5 L. BALMOOS , Mfr if gf. 'A 'BB Y 'E W 'fl -B ...J gi 5 7 ' , 6 'bf 'W N Big' ' x fr 5 K V+ ff' Ska 22. A : v. ., B , ,... ,. B 1151 ' - A -' .J S' V .. A .,.. , , ix, B . an if vw T 'N W ' 86 S. BARDONNEX I W. BENTZONL ii. L. BBRCER M. BIONDO I. ... D. BIRCH 1 C. BOND C. BOOKER . J. BORHEADY Q S.f M. BOSSARD C R. BRICCS ' M. BALRD . M. BRODSKY J. BURD P. BURRIS L. BUSH R. BUSH C. CAMBBLL J. CARDWELL C. CARLTON S. CARLTON C. CASINO D. CHODO L. CHRLSTMAN J. CLARK 'Xfxgg S. CONGDON L. CONNELLY A, CORY D. COOK T. COOLBAUGH S. COUNTERMAN B. CRAMER N. CRAIVLER C. CURNOW E. DAVIS L. DAVIS D. DECKER J. DECKER R. DECKBR C. DELICATE C., DBLICATE ,:..,. i , C. DE ROSA 3 lk K. DETRICK J. DRAKE K. DRUGKENMILLER M. DRUGKENMILLER N. DUNLAP P. DUNLAP R. DUNIAP A ffiww? WHEN P. ELLENEERGER L. EVERLTT A. FAULSTICK R. FAULSTLGK K. FEGLEY E. FEHR ,F K . D. FLLLMGRE b N. FRALLEY U . . L. FISH .. .- M. GARGONE ' Q S' R. GARIS .V K. FREEMAN H - Q i . : l alfa 'V VR ay e! 'sm 5? WE ! Q Rh, J, GEREK , R. GILLILAND 1 ' R. GLUCK ,,.. . L. GEHRIS V R. GOTTIER A R T. GRANGER f 5 I A as . 1 ,., J. GREENE I . D. GRIFFIN R. GUSH f A A if s. HADDGN A E. A.-3-Q s. HAGERTY if R D. HANEY L E,-x V +R X M. HARTMAN s. HAUSER W. HEERY . F. HELLGREN G. HIGH T. HLLGERT A G. HILL S. HIPPLER B. HOFFMAN M. HOLLAND S. HOPKINS Y 5 . ,. wigs . QE ,. H? I M. HORN H. HOUCK R. HUEY R. HULL s. JAGGERS J. JAMES R. JENNINGS 'lu-if . 5 8 7 F. A .s. QA . 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I I -V'L R , . , I 1 .I - g' , I ., M S... . . . 1 'I S' . SI, I I P 51253 Liza ., E . Q A , I -9 1 Iegftx Ks ? V s. 1 1 25, .Q l ,Ir . :V V' . an I-aw ,gk If: 4-'Y 1-n I te , mf ,. I E. SEBRING J. SMITH C. WOOLEVER L. RERMAN is 1 ,hA. ...I i I , F Q 1.55 W Y. 1 X2 S. ,',, T- . B. STUMPP A ,W B. WEISS 5. IVEISS 89 S. PANSY S. PAPILLION I. PATTERSON D. PAYNE R. PHILLIPS W. PHILLIPS P. PUCH D. PINDER W, PIOT D. PIRIE K. PLATTENBURG M. POPKIN C. POTCHER C. POTCHER D. POTCHER E. POSSINCIQR N. POSSINGER P. POSSINGER T. PRICE M. RATTLER M. RAYNOCK K. RERICK C. RIZEWITS K. ROBERTS MISS MARTlN'S CLASS F. BYLES C. DEVQRE w. GROSS K. HOOEY M. LUTIENS J. KENNEY cz. LABAR J. NEVIL R. OTT R. OWENS A. SINGER F. STORM 135 X I E x 3 ff R. Q '5 2 g hail? I PIONEER , , , NIOUNTAINEER FINE LINE lst ROW: H. Watson, K. Waldman, 2nd ROW: D. Cramer, J. Miller, 1. W. Wells, J. Hellgren Winston, L. Fleshlcr. i X E STUDENT COUNCIL lst ROW -- P. Bythewood, G. Messner, E. Makosky, B. Keiser, P. Berger. 2nd ROW -- M. Siptroth, M. LaPenna, D. Gilpin, J. Winston 3rd ROW -- L. Fleshler, F. Duekloe, D. Cahn, D. Rahn, A. Rovito. 4th ROW -- B. Reascr, C. Sutton, H. Watson, A. Williams. P. Burger, E. Makosky, C. Sutton, D. Gilpin. JUNIOR HIGH lst ROW -- K. Yost, D. Chiodo, R. jermings. 2nd ROW -- P. Parker, G. Me-ssner, C. Winters. 3rd ROW -- C. Weber, 1. Appel, R. D. Everitt, P. Hoffman. 4th ROW -- S. Hagerty, B. Lee, B. Stem, H. Lee. ts. an 1-9 Qi lst ROW: D. Arndt, B. Paul. 2nd ROW: B. Eldridge, G. Messner, J. Buser. 3rd ROW: D, Cole, J. Berger, S. Fisher. JUNIOR HONOR SOCIETY 1 lst ROW: L. Burkholder, B. Duckloe, P. Hoffner, E. Laesscr. 2nd ROW: L. Fleshcr, C. Winters, M. Baird, D. Davis. 3rd ROW: C. Feltham, N. Fisher, C. Buscr, D. Cramer. 4th ROW: C. Everitt, S. Halstead, D. Giffels, L. Hornbeck. SENIOR HONOR SOCIETY if ,Ji If W ' B U11 L- ,. 'Ke iw? lst ROW: Y. Geshensky, J. silver. 2nd ROW: S. Burkhart, 1 . if L. Decker, 3rd ROW: Miss Lardieri, N. Stem. 4th ROW: J. Anderson, J. Congdon, J. Lacktis. RUSSIAN CLUB lst ROW: M. Sheely, D. Lear. 2nd ROW: N. Richards, C. Shaffer. 3rd ROW: M. Siptroth, M. Shook. 4th ROW: J. McClintock, L. Richter, JUNIOR HISTORIANS 04 fbs . .fi ww! wmv ,INSM -N -.Q lst ROW -- L. Fleshler, C. Feltham. 2nd ROW -- L. Hiller, C. Buser, B. Duckloe, E. Laesser. 3rd ROW -- D. Giffels, D. Davis, P. Hoffner, L. Hornbeck, S. Halstead. 4th ROW -- T. Gardner, M. Zaeger, M. Sheinbaum, C. Everitt. MU ALPHA THETA amy W f ' M 2 -- 'I vm, lst ROW: P. Cruse, W. Blevins, K. Waldman. 2nd ROW: J. Miller, I. Hellgren, L. Metzgar H. Watson E. Brown. 3rd ROW: D. Giffels, I. Winston, Mr. Wyckoff, K. Scanlon, W. Reaser. 7 I DRAMA CLUB JUNIOR CLASSICS lst ROW: A. Patterson, H. Watson, V. Davis. 2nd ROW: C. Chanaca, S. Sharer, N. Sweeney. 521 YM E2 FUTURE TEACHERS lst ROW: B. Ncvil, L. Shcafcr, 1. Flem- ing. 2nd ROW: Mrs. Hcitlcr, C. Rein- heimcr, C. Wilson, R. Young. 3rd ROW: Y. lilingcl, C. Jacobs, M. Bolinski, S. Schafer. 4th ROW: M. Metzgar, D. Possinger, P, Albertson, G. Wolbcrt. FUTURE NURSES M gf , S-.fs 'wg 'W ,. lst ROW -- N. Fisher, M. Yutz, B. Gross, L. Belli. 2nd ROW -- B. Den I nis, C. Warner, K. Schiebel, N. McClelland, S. Edinger. 3rd ROW -- L. Burkholder, P. Berger, C. Winters, B. Reish, P. Snyder, M, Dunkelbcrger. GIRLS' VARSITY BOWLING CLUB 1 GYM TEAM 'x W7 w MODERN DANCE Q Qi bw 'Uviw STAMP CLUB Rf sv is - 2 lst ROW: I. Gerek, M. Thorne, J. Silver, R. Iones, R. Gluck. 2nd ROW: 1, Morrisey, I. Possinger, I. Decker, M. Popkins. 3rd ROW: S. Sharer, B. Anthony, N. Stem, S. Seheller, M. Brodsky. 4th ROW: P. Morrisey, W. Colabaugh, S. Pond, B, Altemose, R. Zellers. COIN CLUB lst ROW: M. Holland, DeVivo. 2nd ROW: R. MCClay, lvl. Rinehold, I. Shanley. 3rd ROW: M. Vaughn, L. Nagel, I. Appel, E, Jensen, P. Morrisey. 4th ROW: Mr. Adams, J. Shamp, D. Poorman, H. Potter, R. Stem, T. Coolbaugh, J. Coolbaugh. lst ROW: C. Altemose, C. Hardy, L. Clapper, M. Siptroth, E. Makosky. 2nd ROW: S. Cyphcrs, S. Mcssler, I. Holdorff, L. Kitchen, M. J. Bcntzoni, R. Ace. 3rd ROW: S. Argot, L. Cramer, N. Plattcnburg, J. Lee. S. Berger, D. Koehler, C. Metzgar, F. Metzgar. 4th ROW: Miss Wolverton, K. Werkheiser, L. Werkheiscr, D. Singer, C. Horn,'D. Clark, L. Seigfried, lXl. Baird, l. Vlilhclm. BUSINESS CLUB K . w E lst ROW Rita Miller Harriet Watson Cheryl Chanaca 2nd ROW Linda Hertzchuck Susan Fisher Louise Hiller Linda Hahn BAND Drum on your drums, batter on your banjos, sob on the long Cool wind- ing saxophones. Go to it, O jazzmen. rm f.. -AQBA Sling your knuckles on the bottoms of the happy pans, let your trombones ooze, and go husha-nusha-husha-bush with the slippery sandpaper. - - Carl Sandburg CHORUS 'W ' N w 4 L X ,W QW M w W in E x Q , ,. 11 A i Qrx. 4-E L 106 Q GIRLS' ENSEMBLE MGUNTAINEERS '1 - '1 fm , SENIOR PLAY lst ROW G. XYiH.i2l1l1S 2nd ROW D . Zahorik I. Wilhelm 3rd ROW G. Mcckcs S. Dennis L. Weber M. Herfst L. Metzgzlr 4th ROW Mr. Fracc S. Pond T. Hagerty L. Hombcck D. Smith D. Smith PROJ ECTIONISTS FRESHNIAN CHORUS JUNIOR HIGH CHORUS JUNIOR BAND as 53 .Mj.5.., QE ,of 'N 3' ATHLETICS if rf'-ff kms' 4 fer M39 4 Sz' 5 . I I : ' s v ? A Q - S 'gmfffilzs 5. Q Q5 2' , - , ,1 f1:gffQf'f -ffgf 'lb M 1', giny L-LL f '1', ,.,.---. .. . i4 A' ' A LJ ' B ...... . I - ' brrrykk .Vkk I kW,,V , .kkrh .rkk kky. . . I UN Q15 81433 T7 A aft Vzz' ix 1 . 74? 5 if nf l 511 131 4 rr , 7 4 lUX54' 1 5.45 R85 EBNZPS E, .Q 1stROW: Coach Silock, D. Crouse, F. Oyer, R. Miller, E. Neyhart, B. Labar, M. Folk, D. Fuls, C.Bush, J. Dtmkelberger, A. Rovito, S. Barton, F. Kellogg, L. Reish, J. Pula, Asst. Coach Winters. 2nd ROW: R. Oney, W. Greiner, J. Bradley, C. Sutton, J. Small, R. Phillips, B. Baustein, W. Bisbing, W. Rinehart, R. Warner, G. Tinney, D. Buck, R. White, N. Transue, L. Pope, Asst. Coach Newhard. 3rd ROW: T. Rowlands, A. Knecht, L. Strumpf, T. Shiffer, H. Jacobs, T. Bush, Lindsey, C. Sutton, W. Zellers, I. Pansy, D. Berger, R. Neyhart, S. Smith, R. Gush, G. Van Buskirk, N. Scerbo. CCCi1 Bush jere Dunkelberger Mike Folk Larry Pope imma 2 VARSITY FOOTBALL Allan Rovito Joe Small Chris Sutton Neil Transue H-nurwqnpi-'-f-at-. 'WMV -magma-Q-k 1st ROW: Manager: D. Keenhold, T. Mannix, M. LaPenna, M. Phillips, A. Decker, D. Marsh, H. Angle, Manager: C. Baymor. 2nd ROW: H. Stetler, F. Cook, F. Davis, G. Owens, D. Chase, J. McAllister, P. Clark, Manager: M. Johns., V. Hontz. 3rd ROW: B. Everitt, E. Strunk, T. Keiper, H. Lawper, E. Stevens, T. Biondo, J. Nonamacker, G. Owens. 4th ROW: R. Sutton, P. Rosso, E. Warnick, D. Crane, J. Granger, D. Van Buskirk B. Hildabrandt . Balyor, S. Young. ,.Mg,W pg r FRESH MAN FOOTBALL . Q ig 2 fi if N-S QL' ,A .v 3 x f X -' ky ,-nf. . lst ROW, N. Scerbo, T. Coco, E. Cramer, M. Folk, S. Stolinski. 2nd ROW, G. Van Buskirk, B. Miller A. Cramer, E. Neyhart. 3rd ROW, Mr. Merring QCoachj, L. Pope, B. White, B. Rosand, I. Cummings. 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Hendrickson, J. Keiper. 3rd ROW: D. Buck, L. Stumpp, B. White, N. Transue H. Watson, I. Bradley, L. Pope, R. Hogdon, A. Williams. lst ROXV: P. XVCI'1'Zl1CiSLl1', Anderson, B. Shaifur, G. Mcckcs, 1. W-giss, I. Stcttlcr 2nd ROW: D. Hoffncr, D. Edingcr, K. Morohl, A. Knocht, G. Schcck, P. Florcy, L. Schaefer, NI. Loc. 3rd ROW: A. Rhodcny housor, T. Tooth,K. Schaef- for, C. Simpson, R. Miller, H. Sphar, K. Narkovich, T. Florey. 4th ROVV: H. VV. Woodluy, Couch, G. Wilson J. Sebring, Y. Klingcl, R. Silfce, Mctzgar. 1stROW: G. Mcckcs, J. Dnnkhbergur D Cramnr D Cxffmls D HLHC1' B HLMIL1' 2nd RON D Idmgur T. Tooth, B. Shaffer, H. juoobs S Howoy 3rd ROW J Stntthr A Iunoh C Sampson H W Woodley Coach. H. Sphar, F. Stcttlcr 'hw' lst ROW J. Henry, N. Fisher, M. Yutz, B. Rcish. 2nd ROW B. Dennis, K. Schiebcl, S. Stolinski, C. Gordon. Marlene Yutz Judy Henry Brenda R eish .1 Nancy Fisher K it xy. fl aL.53.,,,, -610 S. Chapman, S. Kovarick, D. Storm, S. Frantz. lst ROW N. Shaffer, D. Edinger, S. Edingcr, S. Warner. 2nd ROW D. Zatecuy, B Rcesc, S. Fisher, j. Brinker. lst ROWJ Chura S Warner M Dunkclbergcr, S. Edinger, N. McClelland. 2nd ROW P. Snyder, W Bosslcr P. Berger,-Ni. Roigcrg, G. Mgssncgr, B. Eldridge, R. Dimmick. 3rd ROW: B. Kaiser, B. Duckloe, L Joyce D Shupp, B. Gross, P. Leon, B. Reese, M. Walters, M. McClay. Pam Snyder Barb Duckloe GIRLS' BASKETBALL ue Sh 1 lst ROW T. Lambert, D. Lambert, J. Konawalik, W. Crews, G. Gorse, B. Baustein. 2nd ROW M. Hornbeck fManagerj Mr. Romano fCoachj G. Rahn, J. Bradley, A. Williams, P. Shaffer, H. Watson, R. Warner, E. Fuhrcr. Ned Ralm john Konawalik VARSITY BASKETBALL john Bradley lst ROW: S. Gordon, A. Gilbert, D. Berger, M. Phillips, F, Pfeifcr, D. Cruse, B. Baylor, Manager: B. Blevins. 2nd ROW: B. Everitt, T. Walsh, 1. Meissncr, B. Grciner, R. Oncy, F. Kclloggg B. Weber. J.V. 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N CLASS OFFICERS ,S 5 9 SENIOR President -- jim WiDStO11 Vice President -- Mike Folk Secrctary -- Brenda Rcish Treasurer -- Nancy Fisher 130 R gpm SOPI IOMORE President -- Dan Rahn Vice President -- Debbie Pierson Seererary -- Harriet Watson Treasurer -- Barb Gargone JUNIOR President -- Bill Reaser Yiee President -- Elliot Brown Secretary -- Heather Hendry Treasurer -H Harold Watson 'Mg ?'N Sega. l VKX? K? Mrs. Margaret Smith, who leaves the Stroud Union High English department after many years of service, shares with Mr. Curtis the honor of being one of two instructors on the present high school staff who taught in the old build- ing on the hill before it burned in 1927, both having begun their work in our schools in 1925 .' Leaving Stroudsburg in 1927, she taught for a period of time in the Roxborough High School in Philadelphia before returning to Stroudsburg and the Stroud Union High School staff in 1949. As Mrs. Smith leaves, she can look with pride over the years. Few indeed are they who have so rare a talent to bring our English literature and language alive. Many indeed are the students whose lives will be richer because under her direction they have learned to weigh and judge and hence to know what is good in the written word Godspeed to you, Mrs. Smith. We are thankful for having had the opportunity to study under you. 132 Cap Curtis retires this year. Those presently in school could not have the pleasure of knowing him when he was one of the outstanding coaches in the Lehigh Valley League -- feared for his uncanny insight that ferreted out op- ponents' weaknesses, respected for the high plane on which he carried ath- letics and athletes. Those presently in school could not know the Cap Curtis of the days of the 'thirties, depression days, when hunger and want haunted more homes than we cared to admit. No one knows how many students Cap assisted in those days .No one will ever know. Such things don't become public knowledge. But those who were helped will not forget . . . As Cap looks back over his years in this school he has memories, many memories, vibrant with the excitement of competition, rich in the currency of kindness -- memories that bring back visions and echoes of gyms packed to the walls with frenzied, shouting fansg memories that revive voices and faces of grateful young people. Good luck to you, Cap! May the years ahead be many, and may they be full to overflowing with health and the pleasures in life you so much deserve. 133 To the Class of '66, Alfred W. Munson was THE PRINCIPAL, the ranking oc- cupant of THE OFFICE, a figure of authority in ASSEMBLY, an absorbed reader in THE LIBRARY. But to the individual student he was a friendly man who gave sympathetic advice, impartial judgment, and stimulation to high endeavor. They did not know him as a classroom teacher, but when he played that role, he was a lively part of student activities. The senior plays he directed were a delight. Details of scenery, costume, make-up were as important as the effective delivery of lines. There was a time when Class Night was an in- dispensable part of graduation week. This night found him deep in plans with the seniors, writing skits, rehearsing, producing, even on occasion playing the clown himself. At the same time his classroom teaching was of a quality to make students and their parents regret his elevation to the position of principal. It was in response to popular plea, as well as in gratification of his own inclination, that he continued to teach one English class a year, even after he assumed the administration of the high school. Only the explosion of the school population eventually forced his abandonment of this activity. Now his association with students became less frequent, but teachers were aware of his continued involvement with student interests. He wished to hold each to his highest capability, to make the utmost allowance for unimpressive results of honest effort, to provide a chance to excel for those whose ability lay in non- academic pursuits. He kept the school aware of its debt to tradition, yet alert to the dangers of slavish devotion to the status quo. Teachers knew, too, his self-deprecation -- his assumption, for instance, that the occasional snarls in the schedule on opening day were his unique contribution, while with a quiet expression of appreciation he credited others with the frequent smoothness of those first days in September. It is no wonder that as Alfred W. Munson once more steps to the front of his classroom, now at college level, he takes with him the affectionate regard of the many high school students and teachers whose lives he has enriched. 134 Alfred W. Munson 135 gigs- -,,M,,-tio 1 f W ,. vm, -f meg- wig 7 ni., f Mfr- . Y itei S edii l Q t.. Aokeormanfis Food Marketer, . 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Hotel and Institutions Equipment--Decorati ng--Suppl ies 837 Scott Street Stroudsburg, Pa. Phone: 42I-6262 COIVIPLIIVIENTS OF E. A. BELL INSURANCE PAUL L. EDINGER Contractor and Builder I306 Spruce Street Phone: 42I-4730 Compliments of CARL'S ATLANTIC I35 North Courtland Street East Stroudsburg, Pa. OUR COMPLIIVTENTS TO THE CLASS OF '66 THE FRIENDLY STORE STROUDS BURG, PA EAGLE VALLEY MINIATURE GOLF COURSE 'Fun For Your Whole Family Next to Star Furniture Business Route 209 729 North Courtland East Stroudsburg, Pa. MILLER'S FOOD SERVICE A Complete Food Store 756 Milford Road Dial: East Stroudsburg, Pa. 42I-I58O Compliments of CARMEN ROLLER RINK SMITH'S FASHION APPAREL The Ultimate in Fashions 770 Main St. Stroudsburg, Pa. R. C. CRAMER LUMBER CO. WIND GAP PORTLAND POCONO SUMMIT EAST STROUDS BURG ll YARDS TO SERVE YOU BETTER DEVIVO-QUARESIMO 8: SONS VIS IT THE COLLEGE-HI SHOP YOUNG NIEN'S IVY FASHIONS OUR SPECIALTY STROUDSBURG CONIPLIIVIENTS OF EAST STROUDSBURG NATIONAL BANK CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF OO WILLIAM R. THOMAS STUUT FUNERAL HOME GLASS WQRKS 401-N. FIFTH ST. MIRRORS ALUIVI PATIO STROUOSBURO, PA. gf DOORS THERIVIOPANE PHONE: A21-A671 AUT0 Sf BUILDING GLASS 129 N. 9th STREET Dial 421-2770 FREDERICK DUCKLOE AND BROS., INC. OUR GOLDEN EAGLE INN OFFERS A NEW SERIES OF BEDROOM GALLERIES. . . 1 BLOCK AWAY AT THE FACTORY SHOWROOM IN PORTLAND, PA. OFFER HAND-CRAFTED LIVING-DINING AND BEDROOM SELECTIONS OPEN 6 DAYS A WEEK PHONE 897-6173 DEE JAY RECORD SHOP Everything in Records Record Players - Accessori 528 Main Sfreef FAMOUS DE PARTME NT STORE E. Sfroudsburg, Pa. Home of Famous Fashions For High School Men And Women Bobbie Brooks Fashions Stroudsburg, Pa. For Women Phone 421-3211 Lee - B.V.D. - Dickie For Men KEIPER'S, INC. LAUNDRY -- DRY CLEANING PHONE 421-8920 SOUTH NINTH STREET WHERE WE TAKE ENOUGH TIME TO DO A GOOD JOB SHAWNEE MOTORS SERVICING CARS AND TRUCKS P. O. BOX 203 STROUDSBURG, PA. 18360 LOCATED AT: POCONO MOTOR FREIGHT TERIVIINAL PHONE: 992-4750 COIVIPLINIENTS OF WEAVER'S GROCERY ROUTE NO. 209 WEST STROUDSBURG, PA. H. A. RODENBACH 8. SON Cloude A. Rodenboch, Prop. Soles Service Dodge Dcirt Brodheodsvi I Ie, Po . Phone: 992-4827 Compliments of J. C. PENNY COO Stroudsburg, Po. OLD MILL DAIRY BAR The Finest in Foods And Ice Creom Products Business Route - 209 Scioto, Po. Phone: 992-6203 Compliments of SC HIC K'S STCRE Scuylorsburg Penn HICKORY VALLEY FARMS HICKORY VALLEY FARM, INC. WHOLESALE-RETAIL READY TO EAT HAM, TURKEY, BACON HICKORY SMOKED J. C. EHRLICH CO., INC. Exferminoiing Fumigofing ermi e on ro T r C f I Floor Mczchines Jcuniforical Supplies Phone: 42I-688i ON OUR OWN FARM TAMIMENT WE SHIP ANYWHERE In-The-P ocon ns IN THE U. S. A. Tomimenf, Pennsylvania 421-3800 WITH WARM GOOD WISHES ALWAYS TO EACH AND EVERY MEMBER OF THE CLASS OF 1966 THE INN BUCK HILL FALLS, PENNA. LAESSER PAPER AND SUPPLY Wholesale Pczper - Poper Products - Speciolfies For W Business - Resorts - Industries N. Courflcind ST. Phone Ec1s'rSIroudsburg, Po. 42I-4680 T83OT fAreo Code 7T7I STEVE'S FOOD MARKET Groceries ond Meets 852 Nnnn Ninth sf. sing. 421-7020 BEST WISHES TO THE CLASS OF 1966 WILLIAM H. CLARK FUNERAL HOME 1003 MAIN STREET PHONE: 421-9000 STROUDSBURG, PA. HERB BUSH GARAGE AND SERVICE STATION Phone: Stroudsbu Bus.: 421-3146 Res 421-1062 Bear Wheel Alignment Oil - Batteries - Tires Auto Accessories rg RD F2 Entertainment 2 Dining Rooms Cocktail Bar 58 Room Hotel Cocktail Lounge Sunbeam Bar at THE CORAL REEF The Poconos' Tropical Spot Route 611, Tannersville, Pa. 8 Miles N. ot Stroudsburg Vi and Harold Tel. 421-6220 Congratulations Seniors LlM'S SPORT SHOP 581 Main Street Stroudsburg, Pa. Compliments of RHINELAND INN MONROE SECURITY BANK AND TRUST CO. fgxemz MAIN OFFICE 814IVIAIN PHONE 421 4224 'lllnq...., THE FRISBIE LUMBER CO. THE PEOPLE'S COAL CO. 355 MAIN STREET DEEP NIINED GLEN ALDEN QUALITY NIILLWORK -- I-ILDSQN LUMBER AND D ILD NG ANTHRACITE MATERIALIES I TRI PLE REFINED ATLANTIC HEATING FOR COURTESY AND SERVICE OIL FOR YOUR HEATING NEEDS IN YOUR BUILDING NEEDS 312 MAIN STREET DIAL 421-1450 PHONE: A21-A640 646-2311 CONIPLIIVIENTS OF SHAWNEE PRESS, INC. MUSIC PUBLISHING DIVISION OE WARING ENTERPRISES, INC. DELAWARE WATER GAP, PENNA. BEST WISHES TO THE CLASS OF 1966 BUSHKILL FALLS NIAGARA OF PENNSYLVANIA PORTRAITURE BY LAWRENCE HOWELL'S FLOWERS COUNTERMAINVS DRUG STORE V 1 Q 39 S. Crysfol ST. Phone 4N ME ,.1' '-E EcTs1'S'rroudsburg 421-7311 3391 ' E m '19P 'l -E1 T .-'iii'-3 18 --r.: 1 .2 ...:-1-2 ,E . ls 1 2 , +f:l':, ' Compliments of STROUDSBURO MOTOR SUPPLY CO. BEST vvlsHEs 1 TO THE 1w',111 CLASS CPF '66 Fifth ond Moin Sfs. Stroudsburg, Po. THE YARD SHOP BUS H'S GARAGE Seamstress Headquarters Wrecker Service 209 N. 8th St. Complete Motor Repairs Florence F. Marsh AIienator-Generator-Regulator-Ignition Stroudsburg, Pa. 421-5209 Bartonsville, Pa. 421-3151 VERDON E. FRAILEY Compliments of Insurance GEORGE'S SHOE STORE Fire - Life - Casualty 7620 Main St. Residence Business Bartonsville, Pa. 609 Main . Stroudsburg , Pa . St Phone: 421-8970 Stroudsburg, Pa., Phone: 421-7447 C0lV1PLIlV1ENTS OF LINE MATERIAL INDUSTRIES DIVISION 0F MCGRAW-EDISION C0. EAST STROU DS BURG, PA. C0lV1PLIN1ENTS OF INTERNATIONAL BOILER WORKS CO. BOILER BUILDERS SINCE 1886 EAST STROUDSBURG, PA. U.S.A. GIFT Fee OU 6 OUT' ODS Fl BRITE CLEANERS 735 M Sf 1' D Y M Y O ST d LD Q P P h rous ur , o. UFC USGS 569 Moira Street Stroudsburg, Po. CONTPLINTENTS OF RONSON CORPORATION OF PENNSYLVANIA MAKERS OF THE WORLD FAMOUS CIGARETTE Ll GHTERS DELAWARE WATER GAP, PENNSYLVANIA DUNKELBERGER, WESTBROOK, AND KLOFACH FUNERAL HOME T34 Broocl Street Stroudsburg, Po. Phone: 42 T -7290 JACK'S MARKET Prime Meats cmd Groc North Courtland St t Eost Stroudsburg COATES BOARD AND CARTON CO., FOLDING CARTONS -- BOX BOARD GARFIELD, NEW JERSEY STROU DS BU RG, PENNSYLVANIA J. J. NEWBERRY CO. NEW THINGS IN STORE FOR YOU SSTXXNSSN-N I SIXTH AND NIAIN STS. STROUDSBURG, PA. COIVIPLINIENTS OF LEHIGH VALLEY DAIRY NIPLIIVIENTS 0F CO COIVIPLIIVIENTS OF WEICH EL BUICK PATTERSON-KELLEY COMPANY, INC. BUICK SALES AND SERVICE EAST STROUDSBURG, PA. 1009 NIAIN STREET STROU DS BU RG, PA.. C O C N I G 'A R S 5 s U 0 A F 1 .3 3 Nl 6 S ERE RRR RER POCONO MANOR INN FRED J. FRAILEY CHARLES PERRY 8: SON EXCAVATING gf GRADING ROTOVATION SAND SHALE GRADING GRAVEL TOP SOIL FILL DIRT TOP SOIL CLAY SHALE FILL LAWN AND DRIVEWAYS BUILT DRY WALLS A21-8732 4210950 R. D. g2 S50 THOMAS ST. STROUDSBURG STRDDDSDDRG CROWE INSURANCE AGENCY, INC. NL T. CROWE D. L. COY W. R. IVICCLELLAND L. L. SCHOENERBERGER 169 'WASHINGTON ST. E. STROUDSBURG, PA. PHONE 4121-3535 K COIVIPLIIVIENTS OF ULPS FOUNDRY, INC. Compliments of WASH-EASY COIN-O-MAT SC HRECW5 MARKET Never Closed The Best Meof cmd Next to the l.o.A. German Cold CUTS Stroudsburg m The Poconos A FELLOW ALUNTNUS WISHES YOU SUCCESS BRUCE PRlCE'S N. FIFTH STREET ' STROUDSBURG, PA HAPPY MCUTORING CLEARVIEW HE IG HTS GROCERY Compliments of Meats, Groceries, Candy HAROLD E. HOSIER Breyer'S Ice Cream Representative Cold Soda 2115 North 5th Street Stroudsburg, Po. Metropolitan Life Insurance Co. BESECKER'S DINER Paul H. Flory TRADERS HARDWARE 8m FEED CENTER 285 Washington Street East Stroudsburg, Pa . Route 209 - Snydersville, Po. Air-Conditioned Home-Made Pies Our Specialty Phone 992-4003 Compliments of HERMAN'S SHOE SALON 625 Main Sf. Sfroudsburg, Po. Besf Wishes 'ro the CIoss of '66 from STROUDSBURO BEDDING 437 Moin Sfreef Stroudsburg, Po. QUALITY SALES -- SERVICE -- PARTS TOYOTA LAND CRUISER LI-WHEEL DRIVE TOYOTA CROWN gf CORONA PASSENGER CARS DIANIOND T TRUCKS CLAUDE S. CYPHERS, INC 578 ANN STREET STROUDSBURG, PA. PHONE 1121-8010 COIVIPLINIENTS OF DANIEL G. WARNER ADVISOR AND DIRECTOR OF FUNERALS STROUDSBURG, PA. HAYNES MOTORS, INC. SHOCH'S ESSO SERVICE STATION II72 W. Moin Sf. Stroudsburg, Po. Compliments of KOE HLER'S DINER Best Wishes From DENNIS'S STORE 20 N. Sixth St. Phone 421-8490 LE M owe 0 'Fl Telephone: 717 WY 2-4681 xl OPEN ALL YEAR 3 3 Sleep in Comfort 81 Cleanliness QT' 20 Ross E. LEADER, owner-Mgr. 3 .r ,ao W A 9F srRouDssuRG.1'P' HI LL-MEADOW SC HOOL O Business Rt. 209 - 1 Mi. West of Stbg. The Finest ond Lorgest Stololes in the Poconos F RIDING TED GETZ - CLOTHIER Distinctive Apporel For Men 542 Moin Street Stroudsburg, Po. Phone 421-1910 COIVIPLIIVIENTS OF IVIATTEO DAVE COMPLETE FOOD CENTER HEADQUARTERS FOR FINE ITALIAN FOODS PHONE 421-6540 H. C. ARCHIBALD CO. CONTRACTORS SINCE 1903 HEATING -- PLUNIBIIXG SHEET METAL CONIPLINIENTS OF BIXLER'S HARDWARE STORE APPLIANCES AND SPORTING GOODS 633 NIAIN STREET STROUDSBURG, PA. EDWARD ODZER SCRAP IRON METAL EAST STROUDSBURG, PA. Compliments HEICO, INC. Sfroudsburg, Pa. Delaware Wafer Gap, Pa. RINKER, KIEFER, 8. RAKE Architects - Engineers AUTOGRAPHS Courtesy of The Staff of The PIONEER GARRETT-BUCHANAN CO. KEIVIIVIERER DIVISION 2030 VULTEE STREET ALLENTOWN, PA. HERB'S HIS AND HER 628 MAIN ST. COMPLIMENTS OF A FRIEND 'The Pizza with the .lust Right Flavor LEGGIERVS ltalian Restaurant and Pizzeria The Finest in Italian Foods Compliments of All Platters Available to Take Out 2Ol N. 9th Street Q Phone: ALBERT DERENZP Stroudsburg, Pa. 42l-5800 COMPLIMENTS OF GENERAL FLOORING CONTPLINTENTS OF CCLONIAL LANES Congratulations Class of 1966 BESECKER'S DINER C I. T f Route 209 -- Snydersville, PQ. Omp 'men S 0 Air-Conditioned HINTZEIS Home-Made Pies, A Specialty Phone: 992-4003 PCCONO METAL PRODUCTS CO., INC. Morble Slote Stoll Fittings Bothroom Accessories Builders' Hordwore ond Grob Bors Eost Stroudsburg, Po. TEXACO GASOLINE GROCERIES LUNCH COUNTER Compliments ot TOWNE AND COUNTRY DELAWARE WATER GAP, PA. PHONE: 476-0132 538 Moin St. Stroudsburg, Po. SHADOWBROOK SWIM CLUB FOR YEAR AROUND RECREATION X TR, 54 . . - , , ,Sari . . ' - I lim I M :fl-eff NORTH FIFTH STREET PHONE 421-2950 Compliments of LEE'S SODA SHOP 31 N. 9th Street Stroudsburg, Pa. STROUDSBURG TYPEWRITER CO. Sales Representation Royal Typewriter Victor Adding Machine A.B. Dick Supplies Sales--Service--Rentals N 6th Street Phone: St dsburg, Pa. 421-3281 g 1 If Mos 7 .O 1 O X-as Mohawk C we AT DICK SHOOK FLOOR COVERING 8511 N. FIFTH ST. STROUDSBURG, PA. PHONE: 1121-0130 From One Alumnus To Another FLAGLER'S PHARMACY Compliments ot LINDSEY BLOUSE East Stroudsburg, Pa. CONlPLIlVlENTS OF STROUDSBURG SCHOOL OF COSMETOLOGY STROUDSBURG, PA. STROUDSBURG ENGINE WORKS, INC. STROUDSBURG,PA. Compliments of Compliments of RW VAN WWKLE HOUSE TWIN couNTY DlsTRlBuToRs The First Stroudsburg National Bank STROUDSBURG,PA. BEST WISHES TO THE CLASS OF 1966 BUSINESS SUPPLIES CORPORATION OF AMERICA S KYTOP, PA. 18357 COIVIPLIIVIENTS OE G. EDWARD RAHN ELECTRICAL CONTRACTOR 7 NORTH SIXTH STREET STROUDSBURG, PA. 1121-3490 HERMAN NI. SIBUM USED AUTO PARTS R. D. 1642 E. STROUDSBURG, PA Compliments Compliments of BARBERS LOCAL E559 Ol Frank Summa Paul Courtriglnt Bequficions: FRANCES BURROWS Roger GUZZO Magda Schroeder Harvey Green Evelyn Van Gordon Al Sweeney Jean's Beauty Shop Ernie Schwartz AI Scavo Russ Swingle Compliments of JOSE PH H . SMALL Compliments of LABARS' RHO DO DE NDRON NURSERY PHONE: ZI21-2451 JIIVI BRADLEY BARTONSVILLE HOTEL BAR AND RESTAURANT SERVING THE FINEST FOOD IN THE POCONOS BARTONSVILLE, PA. 18321 ROUTE 611 THE LACKAWANNA TRAIL I'LL SAVE YOU A SEAT Models 8. Music HOBBY SHOP A Complete Hobby Center Trains-Airplanes-Cars-Crafts Delaware Water Gap 476-O59-4 Congratulations, Class of 1966 BLUE MOUNTAIN GOLF COURSE If2 Mi. East of Saylor's Lake on Old Route I2 9 Hole Golf Course Reasonable Rates Rental Clubs and Carts Owned and Operated by Knowles Bros. SKI IEI5wNI k '- ... CAMELBACK Gi? HMKLBB K BUCK'S COLLEGE SHOP ESSC CAMPUS E. STROUDS BURG, PA. REA 81 DERICK, INC. 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