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

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The lass of I946 DONALD ALEXANDER XIE is an easy going guy. He's a bit on the lazy side but his zest for fun makes up for that. He likes algebra and gym. His hope for the future is to join the Army. Good luck General ! GEORGE ALEXION Greek is one of the boys who works long hours in the shop. He's always helping others whenever they're in trouble. We wonder how some people would get along with- out him. ROBERT J. ALI-IEIM Success and happiness is Bob's greatest desire. He has certainly achieved this during his high school course as he is a member of both junior and senior honor societies. He now has hopes of going to Lafayette-good luck, Bob, PA UL BACH MAN This blond fellow is moody and quiet at times, but is very nice to those who know him. He likes sports very muchg basketball is his favorite. Lots of luck to you in your Army career. OTTO WA LTER BACKOF Otto likes people and likes to have fun with them. He plays the clarinet and was an industrious member of the band throughout high school. His favorite subject is mathematics. A lot of his time is spent at the Wheel. He is un- settled as to what to do after school -whatever it is, we hope you suc- ceed. SHIRLEY C. BAMBACH This beautiful blonde has added much to our school spirit. She has got what it takes to build a suc- cessful and happy future, and we wish her the best of luck in what- ever she attempts. KATHLEEN ANN BATES We don't see as much of Kathleen as we'd like, but when we do she's full of fun. It's never too much trouble for her to give a friendly smile to anyone. Most of her leis- ure time is spent listening to her record collection-we hope not by herself. LOUIS JOHN BAUMAN Louis is a guy with many outside interests. Hunting and fishing are recreations for him. His special hobby is flying and we hope all his take offs will end in happy land- ings .

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SENIOR Ilobert Boston Leon M. Gilbert James E. Kingsbury Charles Powell Willma Buchan Ruth Devlin Maxine E. Epstine Virginia Jimison Marilyn Love Mldred Shovlin Dolores Slimak Janice Wintermute Thomas M. Brown George Evans John Haines Stanley Smulyan Henry L. Sugden Marian E. Bird Dolores Curran Nancy Martin Gladys Rubin lluth E. Trethaway Claire Zionce The Senior Council HONOR SOCIETY Gertrude Hoffenstein Marion E. Highriter Barbara Kohl Barbara Rowe Dorothy W intersteen June Williams Spencer Martin Helen J. Booth Esther Constantine Jean Fuerth Shirley Johnson Dolores Koval Mildred A. Kozmoski Marion Samuels Shirley Thomas Rosamond Tintner Robert Alheim Stanley Sawicki Mary I. Gallagher Lenore Linshes Joan M. Madden Lois Mangel Doris Smith First Row lleft bo 1'm'htJ---Dorothy Wimersteen, Jean Fuerth, Mildred Shovlin. Mary l:lu'hi-I S I RnwA1 rank Murphy, Miko M ses, 1 0 - l'v'lns fleor-fe Clark, Donald I'l l 'ccom Jane Eprprleston. Mary Isabel Gal- ' uega ,

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HELEN BETTS Helen is one of the more quiet people of the senior class. neverthe- less, she is far from unimportantg why chemistry class would be life- less without Helen. With her spirit and ambition we know that she will go far and succeed in anything she attempts. L UCETTA LORRAINE BEVAN Everyone knows Luce . Her beau- tiful figure and long, blonde hair help identify her. She is one of our glamourous majorettes. Her mus- ical ability is shown by her singing. She says she's going to get a secre- tarial job, but think she'll do better than that-get the boss! MARION BIRD This quiet miss is always found studying. Although we don't know her very well, we are sure her quiet, unassuming manner must mean something. Whatever she wants she is sure to attain. D. WEBSTER BLOOM This handsome red head is our drummer in the band. He's on the right beat in other things too-es- pecially in dancing and girls. He'd like to go into the Army after school, but he'd also like to sleep for a few months. Better make up your mind, Web. JANE BOOTH Don't let this girl's shy, retiring manner fool you, for this is only one side of her pleasing personality. Jane's favorite hobby and means of recreation is bowling, and can this lass bowl 'em over! ROBERT LEWIS BOSTON Bob is one of our very active sen- iors. A member of the Rifle Club, Cheerine' Squad, and a lead in the Senior Play are a part of his extra curriculum. He hopes to go to Bucknell and if he is half as good there and contributes as much, they have a really fine student. ROBERT WARREN BROWN This handsome young man is defin- itely one of the socialites of the class. The Air Corps holds special interests for him. If he can't pilot an airplane, he will do the next best, and be a daring bus driver. THOMAS MARTIN BROWN They say good things come in small packages, but here's the exception. Tom's 6 feet 2 inches make him about the tallest boy in our class. He's very amiable and is headed to- ward a college career. Opportunity awaits you, Tom. WILM A BUCHAN Wilma is one of the few persons who actually hasn't an enemy in the world. She is capable, intelli- gent, popular, and has a certain dash about her that is all her own. She is equally versatile in a home or in a social gathering. CLEMENT JULIUS CERWONKA We don't see as much of this voca- tional as we'd like to-where he keeps himself, no one knows. He collects stamps, so maybe that takes his time. He'll probably do mechanical work after school-good luck, Clem. JOHN JOSEPH CHOKOLA Chick seems mad at the world half the day long. He does have high ambitions-to make lots of money and be a millionaire. His hobbies are target shooting and hunting. So enemies beware! JEANETTE CIESLINSKI This senior lass may seem quiet and backward when one first gets to know her. But after knowing her, we find she really can give life to any dull time. Things will be dif- ferent without Jeanette,