Meyers High School - Colophon Yearbook (Wilkes Barre, PA)

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ELVIRA MARIA CUNDERI Hobby is drawing, which she can do well . . . favorite subject is chem- istry . . . will always lend a helping hand where needed . . . known by all as Al . AUDREY M. DANIELS When the band goes passing by Audrey is out in front twirling her baton at which she is second to none. After school she wants to be a typist for some business con- cern,-but we sight romance ahead. JANE SHEAMAN DAUBERT Jane is the peaceful person people like to associate with. After the war we hope she will be able to use her time traveling, as she would like to do now. GLORIA I. DAVIS Movie fan, Gib's hobby is collect- ing movie magazines. Her favorite subjects are art and economics. She would like to go to art school and travel after the war. She hopes her life will be happy and cheerful in twenty years. JOHN JAMES DAVIS U. S. Army is Jack's destination after leaving us. When Uncle Sam doesn't need him any more he plans to go to college . . . likes learning new things in school . . . would like to be a druggist. VIDA JUNE DAVIS Vide is always ready to take part in anything Cmaybe that's why she gets along with teachers as well as studentsi. Swimming is her hob- by . . . Stroudsburg State Teachers College is the school she intends to. attend. Stroudsburg is mighty lucky to get this young lady. 'Sw air,- is an LORAINE JEAN DIEROL I Loraine is looking to the future when she is happily married and has children. She says she could dance or skate all day and still not be tired of either. Favorite sub- ject is typing. THOMAS BARBE DILLY A navy man, Tom will never sink. Secretary to the Swim Club, every Monday and Friday he holds his little book while you call your num- ber. Hopes to go to college when Uncle Sam has won,-we hope he gets there soon. BRUCE DIXON We are all pleased that Bruce should come to Meyers, who having come from England might have passed us by. We know he will make good as a machinist as he is one of Mr. Wood's star pupils. EDWIN JAMES DRU-M The one who is always practical and never lets anything stand in his way is our Eddie. We are sure he will make good in his dental lab or on his farm whichever he chooses as his work. How can you mix those two 'I JANE DUFFY Janie, one of our outstanding sen- iors. You can spot her a mile away with that gorgeous hair. Excellent in her studies and active in school affairs. Her record at Meyers will long be remembered. Incidently, she goes for paratroopers in a big way. SAMUEL ELIAS ln a short time from now it will be Lt. Sam Elias. As captain of the football team and all-scholastic cen- ter, Sammy proved he has what it takes. We know the Army Air Corps will be proud of him.

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BERNARD CASNER Cas plays the accordian, and when he plays everybody stops to listen to him. He also has an am- bition to be one of Uncle Sam's fliers and no matter where he goes we know he will make good. CATHERINE R. CASPER Observant, quick and competent . . . able to work things out for her- self. Kate likes to help other people. Hopes to take up oifice work . . . if she has money, to sit around. BETTY CAVAN She fits in so well that we are doubly regretful when she has to be out of school. Betty is not too big, not too small, just right for us, and we count ourselves fortun- ate to have her one of us. JAM ES A. CAVAN Jim has talents as a song writer and several of his songs have been published. After the war he would like to be a writer. Now he is writ- ing with gun-fire for Uncle Sam's navy. Keep up the good work, Jim, we are all behind you. LILLIAN DOROTHY CISLAK After the war Cwhich we all hope is soonj Duchess would like to travel abroad and see the world. In her spare time she does Red Cross work and takes home nursing. Quite a follower of Knotty Pines Society. ROBERT GEORGE CLARK llob is seen down in the electric shop practically every day. He hopes to be an electrician with a happy family within twenty years. ln his spare time he practices tricks and is a pretty good magician. DOROTHY LOU CLEMM Clemmie is always good for a laugh no matter when you see her. Reading and dancing are the ways she spends her leisure time. Good luck in the years to come. SARALEE COHEN Intends to go to Penn State . . . is busy with sports much of the time . . . likes people and always has a good time . . . livens dull parties Cno remarks nowb . . . wants to travel someday to see the world. BETTY COLE Shorty plans to take up secre- tarial work and we know she will be a success . . . would like to travel after the war if possible . . . plays the piano . . . is a good dancer. She's the girl for our money. Il EVELYN CONNOR Evvie plans to go in training at the Mercy Hospital. Her special hobby is baseball. In twenty years from now, or before, she would like to be happily married. PHYLLIS MAE COUNTERMAN Phyl's favorite subject is shorthand and We know she will certainly make good in clerical work. In her lighter moments we usually hear her playing the piano or busy at some other musical work. FRED CLARK CREASY When the band goes marching by Fred is always there with his French horn. After leaving school he would like to go to the Merchant Marine Academy . . . his hobby is radio.

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JOHN A UGUSTUS ENGLER With airplane building for his hob- by and aeronautics his favorite sub- ject Gus should make good in the air corps, and we can all be sure he will. In twenty years he plans to be married happily and have a lot of kids. ZELDA FIERMAN Don't look now folks, but here comes that Firebug . We are al- ways able to recognize her for her choice of clothes. Zelda is always ready to play the piano, or oblige you with that friendly smile. THOMAS FLANAGAN Vice-president, all-scholastic, all around athlete, that's our Tom. Al- ways in the thick of things yet nev- er too busy to give you that big smile and friendly hello . Meyers will miss him for he surely has been a credit to the school and we know that he will be a credit to his country. ANTHONY FRANCIS FLUEGEL Good at making friends, Irish seems just as good at dancing. Wants to travel with Uncle Sam. His chief ambition is to live as a retired gentleman after twenty years. MARGARET JANE FRALE Y Her pet hate is history . . . she sews a hobby and is very good at it . . . is seen all around school and will always give you a cheery greet- ing . . . doesn't like home-work fwho does?D . . . plans to do office work. D! JROTI-I Y G RACE FRANCHI Dot would like to study home dec- oration. She is quiet and quick to help others . . . likes to read, go on hikes and to dances . . . is looking forward to being happily married in twenty years. W., 1 JACK WILLIAM FRANK One of the orchestra's best violin- ists,-we will miss seeing him in the pit during chapel . . . skates and swims well . . . likes to meet people. Good luck, Jack! SHIRLEY FRIEDMAN Who's that lovely girl coming down the hall? Why its Shirley. Always willing to share in the fun but she can also get serious at times. Good luck in the future. CHARLES EDWARD FRITZ Woodwork is Fritz's hobby, and he hopes his future business. Intends to go in the army air corps . . . math is his favorite subject . . . hopes to have a good job and a nice family i11 twenty years. BETTY ANN FRY One of Miss McManmon's best typ- ists Bet intends to do commercial work . . . likes to dance and meet people . . . is a good skater, and seen at Davis's often. DOLORES NANCY GALAIDA Dee likes to read, swim fdo you read in the bath tub 'U and to read some more. She hopes some day to be the best actress on stage, screen and radio. Just now she wants to join the WAVES. JOSEPH ANDREW GEBI-IARDT Joe and his ear plugs are seen every Monday and Friday down at Swim Club and he is always willing to help anybody with a new stroke or with life saving. He likes math the best of his subjects and is tops in it. A neighbor of Mac .