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

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MICHAEL RUSTIC He whistles while he works-if ever. Mike is the quiet type upon first meeting, but when you get to know him, he is a very interesting personality. DOROTHY SABA Well boys, don't think you are the only ones who can join the service, because it seems that Dottie, too, wants to be classed in the ranks of llncle Sam's army. Stick to your ambition, Dottie, it sounds exciting. SHIRLEY SABA A helpful and sweet personality which endears her to all is one of Shirl's prime assets. She tinkles the ivories beautifully, also loves to play volleyball. Shirl aims to be a good business woman and mistress of a happy home. I e AS DONALD JOSEPH SABATINO 'Quantity, a minimum, quality, a ma.xi'h'ium Sab is the tiny char- acter with 'the billion dollar grin and unsatiable fondness for base- hallf Radiating friendliness deluxe, this glad little guy adds a certain extra, welcome something Fvheia- Never he goes. A gf' . , ' N-.4 f F a J 1 f J, V , Yr, L 4,-'if uhxlhy D L y, ' ',r.,,s q ' Li,--if l A ' -LlJl1ifDL, hu 1 ie of t Vguvs vu o Mshmg nd m n th u ur Hubby 0 KJ , 1 .J ' MA' A M. I . 'Il fa . fis 1 ith .3 pon -at leas U71 In . h b ts :I . ,L ld 1. Us f im Fl 'm 'i the 1 erc nt maifji-Bee the orl fi finally re '11 in afflu- Www NANCY LOUISE SCI-ILIER Naney's jolly, amiable, and full of vim-gets a kick out of 'most everything, and somehow we do too, when we are around her. She likes swimming and smart clothes, wants to be an M.D.'s gal Friday. Scoops of success, Nutty! Ek x ' one of ur handsome goim seu,U1'TEu Qiec rl ers and oh NK he if-It 5X IIl c arts a fiu r! A lover W o :ASTM 1 - 'iar IS he. So gal hun rs, .it , u g aps with de- 'X lfabwsels, X ou plan on c' chi - . e X his one' N g,,N05' Wm'W.IV f nj .- N U, C s Y irl's am 'tic i li e Ey- he Ome a . e ' biircxhe algr x m ' l with her e ha' ey . nd of' cc, '.e he ig . . e to be 91 0' on X ny . magazine SHIRLEY SHAVER Here is a quiet little miss who, land I quotei, next to e:1ting,like5 to sleep . Shirl always finds time to listen to the radio, esp:-cially Fred Waring programs. With all this, she mixes art work, and the results are stupendous. Lois ANN sHAw' Did you ever see a dream, walk mg? wen, Lo Cf-miniy meets the requirements, for shds up ex.. quisite creature with a honey of a dispssition and a gentle voice ,to match. oh, how win her pupils ever, ever study 'Y I , l V K 1 lil V . 2 , 1 f , Mft' . E 3 ' I 1 LJ! ' 'MflLI..Ii'I l4I'iflVI.I,ljI,L,. . ., if . Th6iTC'S.-never 'a fdufllgmbfni-nt when Mo lie's arotmi, 'She's as much fun -as a barrel of monkeys and almost as noisy. M0lli.e's hobby is men and she 'has a listlof past and present flames a mile long. 1 'I uri . 'fkfb .F -' sANlnzA JEAN Slhliwg- A real man killer--t at's Sandra: She has a definitefta eptvfor flirt- ing. One flutter'o her eyelashes, one charming rirnjle and she's landed another. When Sandra be- comes a woman in white she'll drive the doctors wild. I ' i . A 6 'XX 4 pf , Q 1i, P 'VIARJORIE JUDY SMlld,Y4EN Poggie'si'Nperm e t abode seem- how anyWh'eNS' Use wou n ser njiqlgke horse, 1,9-u,l,l,,f fun and mlschieffaxlways reafly to regale us with an amusing account of her latest eseapade,-that's our 'Tog- to be-Hethilid , ' v A 4 , ' 219 I -H Sf--Q Y- 39 LEO SOLOMON M.G.M. has Leo the l.i::n, but we have Leo the Lamb is the ery of Lou's feminine fan club members. Leo was a spark plug on our foot- ball team this year and a really swell fellow who deserve: all the hest of everything. 5

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'Wa 11 , e 1' h f .tic e li ng la ghtef? will be ' us a a . ' , wa olv OL SAL A N JI, ! i A per ual ncing bal o oyjud m rim t I ith fre kl :il shh ort din foryse - i T cute p loves TID I an S llfalmyl A Q,wf..Tl .f A N -f WILLIAM POWELL QT? sarcasm lashes at oniyk' an,i wind on a winter dl V I niodds are as diverse as ., thercp Ps of the rainbow hues ,which he guts to excellent use in js favorfgqxistime and talent, the fieilfi of art. ' JANE RURSELL Bi one of ourdnost captivating Qcheerleafiers, a finger in almost, I every acltivi ytaround.. 'I-Ier charm- ing wa ave wwf her'ho'sts of friends, and she-can l1ave'her,piclr- if the IW-Eligible males any time atxalp orevpower to you! X M ui' X ' J , U' ,4 ffl ,fi l 4 fi if .ff 6 1 I If 'I , if JH Reps QUAY ar ie is ein!! the paradoxes of school he is noted for has A tggnlty and retloence, but 6 tsideqh is fafgcomedian capable of affording his audience immense amusement. 'f WILLIAM REDICK Rill's not going to be in the dark all his life. No sir, he plans to be an electrician after serving Uncle Sam in the army. His good sense of humor will bring him all the luck he needsyin this world. 4 la . 'QV I ,Q M YDORE REESE Iwil is,t j'vial guy who is air an or hi islick selectionlof Lpgown M his doarning red wavy cl x e --' He h' proved his ability . 1 gy od vyp r as manager of the 'lfvr ing . X d. He also has a way with the gidljk Goodiluck, Red. M ii 5-Jilbwv J a N e handsome Q amb1t1 1 e 1 4 , 61' ar sure altfkg d-e nincoleti i A L I O E X l X I . l c N .dv W.: .1 l A- ya., Qn E. I 66 54' xgn d, xx., ,, , ' ' 1 ' to .,..- ' N ill'ona e th . -S D., P Bmqv h j u , .Z ii: - if tu , v ll ., 1 X, .- Ana . ,. 9 . 4. il THQMAS HUNTER REID Tom's Ia r gum fellow, liked by - boys ggweilt as the femmes. He's amat ral a or,.,also fin? pieasure , inibooks-4so we may ha e a play- wright in our midst! Tommy wants to' be of some service to mankind- a commendable ambition, indeed! RALPH E. RITTENHOUSE Ritt' is one of our shy, quiet guys, but as the saying goes, You can never tell a book by its cover. This quotation fits him-when you open the book and get to know him, he is really tops. JOHN ROBERTS Everybody knows this happy little guy, and rightly so. With his friendly attitude toward others, and his famous pin whirling, he's sure to make a perfect score, not only in bowling, but in anything he undertakes. WILLIAM ROUGHSEDGE Recipe: Three or four parts modesty Two measures quietness An overflowing cup of good sportsmanship A dash of good humor Result: A batch of friends CLEDWYN ROWLAN A l .f-r,.f!m'if'f 99 Presenting an all-around fellow vvho's at home ,anywhere whether it be huntingaand fishing ipf tnheii great out-oh oors or wrestliii' in gym. Cled has a knaclqxiotfpgay- ing cards, studying, Spanish, an,dr. above all, winning riends.L, 'f' f' 4 'K bbc W s NANCY MARILYN RUYER Never without a beau, never with- out a kind word, never ever with- out a smile. Nancy's really a won- derful kid and an oomphy major- ette besides. She's done fine work this year with our Elmp1-int. We salute you, Editor! HARRY RUSS Say it with music , that's Har 's pet phrase. This 'fellow isfhwiii ng to oblige with a favorite tiufief y time, and can henichew the' tl Harry is a past master in the arty of story-telling and corivevrs tion as' any of ,his ayid jisteners . ill tell , 1 ,. ,V fn . youu, nf' ' ! .. 7f'Y'YiJl' 1 i I,-xdiffthfy fl A3 wwf 1 I 4 G

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M YRNA at h st t t F K 2 Y. oupi 1 ap d- bx d, n .ath he jnical ,e i nd I K il ln t . ft 2. butter. and a ELIZABETH SORBER lf we had a frame handy we would put this pleasant picture in it, then, eicryone could brighton his day with one glance at Betty's gloom- chasing countenance. With such a capacity and determination for making others happy, she is bound io find happiness herself. is I lwwiixblfkfigq , mc' 61, was aben hier Gr. .' . peflk euts 'it a ' ei ic -L nt, t- lV I 8? 2 al' lv WISLC cks lies MA lu: wil EDWARD ANTHONY ST Ed may be his in thc successgllasy de NANCY RLANCIIE STEIN i'Nancy of the laughin' face and also Nancy of the rose petal checks and sultry voice, slnfs the one we know. All kinds of music, popular an.l classical, appeal to this seduc- iixc songstrcss. Next year she'll be gracing thc campus of l'enn State. Y E t her bring me 'RE .'T IRLI ' ya. S Q, fr4 e m be uiet, but he ce t 'nl A a h 'tgeqbeen ' att? 1 c . . f you ever need a mechan just call Fred. He will 1 ga to lend a hand if he isn't rlrsgfgiin his plans for a hunting or fishing trip. MARY STILES This blondie adds a touch of color to this fair school, and no wonder, just look at those golden tresses. Mary likes to spend her time riding in cars and positively loves french fries . O.K. goldilocks, go to it! Watch out for bears. Jlwlsf . 1- N T SUMI EC Alt this 'hy ss is diminu- ti ' , s ' 8 ' f or he . She pa . i p ove our word by becoming a at ut: beautician. So llows, keep yourt' 1 ' I eyes open for ose gorgeous girls. a GEORGE THOMAS wer ust ha e ch e r fa 'tdso o w a she im nnin a - ev Ve pe I y a ' ti s ile. He also was race an ch m of a hula- e l ? m tell you. MARY LOUISE THOMAS No, 'tyre not sui ir f o dou rv' ' he o ofjff t . e 'r an ad lgjrpiuv, 5 t ' ,f. -1 a- i .f b 860 since H3- u ., t' .,.,. --' 0? ' yb, is e- ' en them, herds p lon of hr-adorable. I PEGGY JANE THOMAS - 'x K . . . 5 . . . dose of wisdom and ' lll twofold measure of incxiqsity a virtue, a darling duet of d' 'ntines and beauty, and duplicates lbgfini and friendship. In fZICt,N!.I' -Lou and Peggy ane are like aplgiasant pair of pi ies, ' if A . N N . xr A x f N X 4 . N