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

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F 1949 HE IENIUIQ CDUNCIL' First Row Kleft to rightl-Nancy Wolfe, Mary Louise Thomas, Betty Lear, Joan Corcoran Joan Davies. Second Row-William Thornton, George Elias. Third Row-George Thomas, Jack Cornell, William O'Dea, Terry Casey. Absent-Ruth Traver.

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EC II THE CLAII FIZICEIQI lLeit to right! Blanche Crowder, Vice-President, Peggy Warner, Secretary: Thomas Dearden, Vice-President: Jordan Dunbar, Treasurer: Daniel Gallagher, President.

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J ACK ERNEST A DELMAN Yogi is the amusement and dis- traction of scores of teachers and considers himself to be quite the card. Sometimes, he's an aceg more often than not, he's the roguish knave his name suggests. .IUHN G. AMDRY Captain Marvel plays a sweet frumpet, wrestles, and of course ' actsl Who could forget the cause of dozen girls swooning in the Sen- ior Play? No doubt he was just carrying over some of his everyday charm. X 1 Lois Blzooka ARNER I. A jf ,l Notieeilzthose hidden dimples if Ml 0 'I4lossoining forth in all their glory JYX -JK and with themjthe friendly disposi- t tiofttklf a talented artist, an ardent y f 'Jim workier, and a truly lovely li rd fi Iigihg girl. Lois is all of ' gWtl1cse dmore. J UI 'V' ' I it .. if EDWARD FRED ARNOLD Here's a fellow who enjoys kibitz- ing , and we must say he does it most successfully. His likes, hunt- ing, fishing and travel. His char- acteristic expression is a sly and entriguing grin. t..i'y,,! 1X L'liJvi -. 7 . -5s.n11'lgpaN'moNY Armin 'f drollf antiqf have ...f brigh eddmgnyf at dreary, classw I .T rke t ihg Woodcraft, and,.fai,v11r- ' ' ' 'el of sppfts oggitpy thewtirne qf. Nw Qin ,-5'wantS 'bo' become ' , .5 ebodi Yifmu will,'Sammy Boy, Af5T'youy ' . I , ' iw tr .wyt ,X X i . ' C'-YE E1.issAhRuTH BAKIIN tiff A predi.X'11ialg1e for a pretty.girl. ,' -After raauation, Lis plans to go Clay fc .I ge and then 'in training. ul li' iflsxrf her,,Iucky patients. When asdd wh:iVshc'd like to be doing in efvventy years, she nonchalantly re- pdpllvfk-f-jiIiVIl1g.,' N vn- ,L M' WILLIAM BANRES Hill is quite the lad with the girls. Ile givles them all ga Bing. Bill hopes someday to own a ranch in the Westfbut at the presenthe is content with--collecting' pictures. of trips. , 4. cj, I e- -f .c I -- ' .f , 1 1 If 4 fur-- t lad Will, nfl 4. JACQUELINE HARANt'iWSKI, Jaekie's' quiet inaturi- 'ana' lsivedt I' personality have won her many many friends here at Meyers. She loves everything about school ex- cept homework. In 'the' future, Jackie hopes to take advantage of her typing and bookkeeping prow- ess. l JANE BEAM I' I Cute, gay and lovablee-a perfect description of our Janie. This gal . is talented in art, music, and the fair domestic accomplishment, sew- ing. Jane's future plans include a , handsome husband and a home of her own. DAVID BECK WITH The arrival of this versatile fellow at Meyers this year has added not only a fine student, but a football star, and actor, an artist. and an orator. Dave hopes to attend Cor- nell University to study Chemical Engineering. Good luck to a great guy- FRANCES BF NING u , e te ggl.lS ,ca S' la, .e i rite poetry, , d . w! and what a na r Chr gi lity-have you an ,her verses? ,ombine all nd yo 'Frankie t s in ny age. LITA BERTON Paging Madame Curie. This quiet young miss has a great ambition to be a Lab Technician. Her winning personality and eagerness to learn will contribute to I.ita's success. Luck and happiness always to an A-1 pal. 'll BETT Y BI LL ET Once you've met Iletty you will never want to forget her. Those big brown eyes and that witty sense of humor are both tied up in a neat little package, lletty Jayne Billet. She's a swell gal and a good friend. BEVERLY HLA 'ESLEI4' f e I art nonx nous Rev f-7 yesh : can . Wie Vivacious, alluring, x i ex fre . - all ' ,' ' ll Y! 1 nayqmto lyou,r He id emain L i ' , wart u - N thelre as a Ge fri --nd. lleverly 1 - 'If horses' and witp, taking camping tends tor dl' jou 1- li in an th ' ' h r Qkfllit 5 e'll1' se - id s ' X. - f'4 MC 77! 1X 176' . A If ,fa Y' . f I .tl C 4' f I