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

Text from Pages 1 - 90 of the 1954 volume:

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Spring vacation! - baseball and track make their Spring debuts - staying out late for Amateur Night rehearsals - laughs at Class Night and fun on the outing - excitement of the Iunior Prom - smiles and tears on Moving-Up Day -- the ultimate goal: commencement - that's Meyers. - .4 -111 ecyicafiozz Mr. Charles H. Davis We dedicate this 1954 Colophon to our wonderful teacher and friend, Mr. Charles H. Davis, and extend our thanks for the prominent part he has taken in our education. His understanding ways have endeared him to the hearts of the whole student body. We wish much luck and success to our former Modern Choir and Band Director. To him, who has done so much to make our school years successful and happy, may there come long life and the finest future anyone could Wish. acuffq 05 I. FRANCK DENNIS, Principal H. LEON GILBERT, Assistant Principal MARIAN R. HOGG, Dean, Director of Activities, W IAMES AIKENS, Physical Education, Hygiene MARGUERITE BEIDLER, History IONA BRELSFORD, History VBRONICA BRISLIN, French, Mathematics WARREN BROWN, Physics MARY BURKE, Homemaking MARY BURNS, English WARREN CHALLIS, Mathematics MARGARET CONSTINE, Art DOROTHY DANA, Dietician IOHN DAVIES, German. Football IEAN DEOBOLD, Physical Education THOMAS DONLIN, Human Relations, U. S. History MARY IULE DOUGHER, English LEON ENGLISH, Sheet Metal Shop MABEL E. EVANS, English RALPH EVANS, Safe Driving MARY FORD, Science, Biology MARGARET FOX, Geography MARY FRALEY, Librarian WILLARD GEORGE. Wood Shop FULLER GRENAWALT. Mathematics, Basketball THOMAS HARKINS, Chemistry ANNA HARRISON, Latin, English ANN HUGHES, Oilice Practice, Bookkeeping ANN IONES, Sight Saving Class LLEWELLYN IONES, Chemistry HELEN LEES, Pennsylvania History, Civics IOSEPHINE LENAHAN, English HELEN LYDON, Science HELEN LYNCH, English KATHRYN MALLOY, Geography LOIS MAYNARD, Music IAMES McGOWAN, Mathematics, Baseball nrlcl History MARGARET McHUGH, Bookkeeping, Clerical Training CATHERINE McMANMON, Typing RUTH MERREL, Biology Guidance STEPHEN MILLARD, Mechanical Drawing WILLIAM MORGAN, Electric Shop RITA MURRAY, Shorthand IOHN NAGLE, Physical Education HELEN NICHOLS, English ELEANOR OBICI, History CATHERINE OLIVERIA, Homemaking BEATRICE ROSENTHAL, Physical Education, Hygie LUCILLE RYAN, Mathematics WILLIAM SCOTT, Mathematics MARION SIEGEL, Art MARGUERITE SMITH, Mathematics ANDREW STAH, History ESTHER TRETHAWAY, English EMILY TRIMMER, English CASIMIR TYBURSKI, English MIRIAM WATKINS, Spanish, French HELEN WATTS, Geography ELSIE WEAVER, Latin RALPH WOOD, Machine Shop ANTHONY YUKNAVICH, Print Shop GRETCHEN ALLAN, Nurse LOIS WEISS, Clerk RUTH E. EVANS, Secretary to Principal he ,, ..,,m. vlan: .-F ms, .f ,Ln .'.,ggN. .z. .s .-Q' - .1 1 J, ,cfs .gf- .F A 'ASE ' 1 Q17-Egan X --r:i!41 ' W ' B-14 , '51 fi 2 we ,ies ,....-.f' . Jo- -ij-if' .4 .df ' -5 nf' B.. - 'I' 'X .,' ..1..-H v' IT ..-A ,X First Row lleft to rightl-lames Ailcens. Marion R, Hogg, Lnis Weiss. Catherine McManmon, Helen Lees, Mary Margaret Fox, losephine Lenahan, Helen Lynch. Rita Murrav. Second Row-Anthony Yuknavich, William Morgan, Ralph Evans, Anna Harrison, Ann Hughef, Esther Trethaway. J Burke, Mary Ford Catherine Cliveria, Helen Nichols, Leon English. I. F. Ucnniw. Third Row-Stephen Millard, Thomas Harkins, W.irren Challis, Emilv Trimmer, Ruth Merrel, Vemnita Brislin. Ze Ll Elsie VVeaver, Marguerite Beidler. Fourth Row-Warreii Brown, Inhn Nagle. Andrew Stah, Ruth Evans, Mabel Evans, Marguerite Smith. Katherine Malloy' Helen Lydnn. Eleanor Ohici. Mary Burns. Fifth Row-Ralph George, Fuller Grenawalt, Casimir Tvhurski. lames McGowan, Beatrice Roreenthal. Willi.1nI Scott, lean Deobold, john Davies, Mary Iule Dougher. Thomas Donlin. H. Leon Gilbert. . ?S.,f'l5k'1 ' . 4 5 MR. 1. FRANCK DENNIS Miss MARIAN R. Hoes MR. H, LEON GILBERT PRINCIPAL Dean ASSISTANT PRINCIPAL new A OFFICE STAFF NURSE Ich nu nghrf R--l-1-11 Yr-nun R--Mn lmux th-mfr I vw I hu I1-.L 1-rl Na h A ll tw llmnl-rn-All 'UK 1 nm R th Q. iv. N fcnrrlarv. ss .ws Wcuss. Cer CAFETERIA STAFF ,yn v A x . . V - N X 6 A ll - xx rl' xxx T 1' ' , X Y :fav T ' A H ff +- W' Q ' . ' S-Qgzf E fl gif' I , - T .. - A N A A k At lk Q 3.7! X... Q-Q f-4 Miss Gretchen Allcn First Rnw llclt tn rxghtl-Marlon Stewart. Edna Roderick. llumthv Dann Dcmdr1slnnes.Gwcn Shook. Second Row-Marv Wllllarns, Etta lnrolw. Mar- gnrrt Evans. Ethel Simmons. Florcnce Innes. 1 MAINTENANCE STAFF --N f. ,V rm .uxvr nlhn-ux if W ww Second Row Lewis Ioncs John A Gallagher AIbertH Aston Clarence S Smith Dr IohnT Valenti Stated lleft to rightl-Mr. Leonard Utz. English: Mr, Gcnrge Innes, Physical Education: Mr. Iohn Ruddv. Science: Mr. Iames Myerly. Mathema- !iCs. Standing-Mr. Kenneth I. Muchler. Industrial Arts: Mr. lnseph Bnylz. Guidance. Mr, Alfred Schim- mel, Business Education: Mr. Merlin Gulliver. Languages. Memories of the past and pres- ent, sound and strong as they are will pale in the light of the future me Qaguafinq E 6,26 Glass of MR. IAMES I. McGOWAN .dn Gfppreciafion Keen sense of judgement, witty remarks and a rollicking sense of humor are all phrases describing our friend Mac, an unsurpassed advisor to the Senior Class. His frank ad- vice and calm assurance will long be cherished in our mem- ories. We, the Class of 1954. extend our deepest apprecia- tion for his wise counsel and sincere companionship in all our endeavors. IN MEMORIAM The death of our classmate and friend, Gertrude Polanow- ski, is an occurrence which stands out in sharp contrast to the happy events of this school year. Her sweet personality and kindly ways had been a cheerful aspect throughout the days. She will long be remembered by the Faculty. Senior Class and Student Body as a true friend to everyone and a great asset to Meyers High School. We regret her loss to the Class of '54, SE IOR HO GR SOCIETY Sponsor: IAMES I. MCGOWAN First Row fleft to rightl-Iames Ieffery, Dorothy Brown, Mary Iane Hughes. Lauis Hungarter. Second Row-Ioseph Swinski. Kay O,Dea, Roherta Blakeslee, Betty lane Gait, Arthu Third Row-Warren Payne, Maurice McNet-ly. Charles Obeid, Inhn Foley. Absent-Ioseph McKeown, Gertrude Clayworth. r Lewis. Sponsor: MISS CASIMIR TYBURSKI First Row flefl tn rightlf-Carol Edwards, Nancy Casxerlm. Marie Needham. Nancv Lon Palermo, Helena Caurv, Iudith Wasserstrom, Ihelma Dnngas. Lillian Kupstaa. Second Rnw-Dorothy Brown, Rochelle Trmw. Marv lane' Hughes, Kathy Grossman, Constance Miller, Bettv lane Gait. Cathy IVlcUnnnugh. Barbara Shapiro. Third Row-Virginia Edgar, lose h M'K 0 - . R ali R I Roberta Blakeslee. p I e un unit een, Marvin Iakalwnvntz, Arthur Lewis. Fred Willianis. SENIOR CGUNCIL I 9Q,, XS- I HIGH 6' No lv 5 WL- i Q' 'Ass ,rf N ol 1- fl!! fel ,rf Iv 3' I if f 5 E F M' ri Y i .I ' IE 55 V 5 i l 5- it iii X Q Q, f -9 lf, ,fl Q I W CHARLES ABOD Charlie What's the riot? Oh, Charlie's here! . . . Dapper Dan guised as Classy Charlie . . . distinctive D. A. . . . But Miss Trimmer, we have to go to Lunch Patrol! . . . stinging sarcasm with a just kidding air . . . Look at that hair! . . . cool . . . clownish . . . Charlie. IOAN ABRAHAM Ioanie Loads of fun . . . efficiency plus as an office assistant . . . a dark-haired dy- namo . . . diabolical grins when cook- ing up a new scheme . . . Be merry if you are wise . Her motto . . . eager friendliness . . . jaunty . . . joculant . . . loanie. DORIS ALLEN Tookie A strawberry blonde poodle . . . queen- ly stance with a down-to-earth air . . . marvelous memory Cask Mr. D.!J . . . precision ersonified . . . a gal of many moods . . . She'll make a nifty nurse . . . tall . . . tricky . . . terrific . . . Tookie. KATHERINE AMOS K a y-el Shining brown pageboy . . . whistle- worthy figure . . . boyfriends by the bunch . . . Hey Kay-el, who's your latest? . . . flirtatious glances with roguish-green eyes . . . wonderful dan- cer . . . Y-Teens . . . cute . . . clas- sy...keen...Kay. RICHARD ASTON Richie Redheaded devil . . . Ruthie's twin . . perpetual prankster wearing an air of innocence . . . A friend in need is a friend indeed. . . . a real pal . . . full of bricklayer's lore. . . a pocket book of funny jokes . . . rip-roaring . . . rambunctious . . . Richie. RUTH ASTON Ruthie,' The typical redhead . . . serious and understanding or gay and giddy . .. freckles peppered lavishly upon an an- gelic face . . . always getting her- self into or out of trouble . . . every- one's friend . . . Richie's twin . . . Elmprint typist . . . Kegian Society . . . rintnnc for-lclncc Rnfltip ROBERT AYERS Ayc'rsi1 ' Typical Meyers devil . . . evcrything's a joke . . . gobs of girl friends . . . anything for a laugh . . . lunch patrol . . . Modern Choir . . . Tell us an- other, Bob! from his female fan club . . . music festival . . . Always leave them laughing. . . . amiable . . . nr- dcnt . . . adorable . . . Aycrsie. IOSEPH BERTON uloen Dark-haired devil . . . always in a wonderful mood . . . Did you say you hear your jokes in the barber shop, joe? . . . built like Abe Lincoln but three times as good, looking . . . hilari- ous jokes with a straight face . . . jolly . . . joking . . . Ioe. IAMES BETTS Bettsey A dark-haired, hazel-eyed joker.. . deep bass in Modern Choir . . . a working guy . . . pranks in commercial classes . . . a sharpie when it comes to grooming . . . an unmalicious funny man . . . brainy . . . benign , . .Bet- tsey. EDWARD BIRNBAUM Eddie Mr. Basketball of Meyers High . . . everyone's pal . . . perpetual brown crewcut . .. 'Swish it Ed, let's win this one! . . . compliments received with modesty . . . followed by flocks of females . . . Birnbaum rahl Birn- baum rahl Rah, rah, Birnbaum! . . . . . . an all-around guy . . . ever-emi- nent . . . ever-popular . . . Eddie. ROBERTA BLAKESLEE Bobbie Tall, blonde angel . . . the picture of innocence with mischief in her heart . . . sympathy with an encouraging air . . . Modern Choir . . . high-jumping cheerleader . . . I'm all mixed up! with a downhearted wail . . . Who's the blonde? . . . near-future nurse . . . blonde . . . beautiful . . . bewitch- ing . . . Bobbie. EDWARD BRELSFORD UEdH A confirmed woman-hater . . . a curly- haired, freckle-faced carrot top... But honest, my eye's black because I bumped into a door! . . . an asset to the Kegians . . . a learned librarian . . efficient . . . ever liked . . . Ed. IOI-IN BROODY fflohnnyll Terrific hit, Iohnnyl' '. . . a flash of white teeth, a cloud of dust, another run . . . swell second baseman . . . a fun-loving clown hiding beneath a serious exterior . . . Mac's pal . . . snapping dark eyes . . . jaunty . . . jolly . . . johnny. IOSEPH BROODY Ujoeil Blonde crew-cut topping off a burly build . . . fast in football . . . magic on the accordian . . . Play that one again, joel . . . Amateur Night . . . aways ready with a comeback . . . flare for acting . . . appealing blue eyes . . . Senior Play lover . . . jovial . . .jolly . . . Ioe. DOROTHY BROWN Dottie Artistry on the keyboard . . . eyes that twinkle like stars . . . pink chiffon or jeans . . . friendly Hi' .... future Paderewski ffemale, that isj . . . a rose waking to the misty dew... Wonderful Aunt Kate . . . a hearty Yea! Team! . . . demure . . . darling . . . Dottie. IAMES BROWN Brownie jimmy where did you get that hair- cut? . . . Jaime Moreno Cin Spanishj . . . great on the gridiron . . . an Edi- son Street Tiger, and proud of it . . . the right remark at the right time . . big-bodied . . . big-hearted . . Brownie. ANTHONY BROZOSKI B uzz Girls, don't you love a tall boy? l-lere's Buzz! . . . quiet with the devil in his eyes . . . tall, blonde, and terrihc . . . distinctive gait . . . hero of the hilltop . . . silence wearing a crooked grin . . . big . . . blonde . . . blithe . . . Buzz. MARCELLA CARR crMarCys1 Magnificent majorette . . . a figure easy on the eyes . . . sugary sweet . . . a glorious Gladys' in the Senior Play . . . coyness with a sweep of her lashes . . . an alluring enchantress. . .mirth- ful . . . mischievous . . . Marcy. NANCY CASTERLIN Nance Associate Editor of Colophon Brilliantly blonde . . . intelli ence with a giggle . . . snappy comeiacks with perfect poise . . . brains without bragging . . . Ask Nance, she'll know. . . . Modern Choir . . . sings and looks like a gay canary . . . neat . . . nice . . . nifty . . . Nance. VERA CHARLES rrverasx Stare-stopping, shiny, black hair . . . snapping, dark eyes . . . compliment- catching clothes . . . a beautifully mel- odious singing voice . . . Modern Choir member . . . as friendly as a bouncy puppy . . . always eager to please . . . versatile . . . vivacious . . . Vera. IAMES CHUDY ffl i mi! Courtesy personified . . . manners of distinction . . . steady attendance at Modern Choir . . . animal lover . . . immaculate appearance . . . big Hi for everyone . . . Everybody's pal . . . shy humor . . . constant compliments . . . the blonde professor . . . jolly . . . jaunty . . . Iim. IOHN CIESLIN SKI usonnyu A tall, quiet comedian . . . divine on the dance floor . . . the center of every crowd . . . cuts a dashing figure in his classy shirts . . . serious eyes behind sparkling specs . . . always on hand to hear of your troubles . . . shy . . . swell . . . Sonny. GERTRUDE CLAYWORTH B ill ie Who's' the tiny majorette? She can certainly strut! . . . terrific in tum- bling . . . always ready to listen to your troubles and tell you some of her own . . . Billie and Lou . . . blue- eyed . . . best-liked . . . Billie. ARTHUR CLEMM ffArt3J Oh Art, where do you get those jokes? . . . constant puns with an apologetic tone . . . quite a ladies man . . . terrific disposition . . . teasing taken with a grin . . . big smile for the world itself . . . hilariously happy . . . always laughing . . . always jok- ing . . . Art. IOANNE CONWELL Ioanne Speech is silver but silence is golden. ...swcet smiles for the world itself . . . close friends a specialty . . . a helping hand whenever one is needed . . . short in stature, hut huge in char- acter . . . judicious . . . jewcl-like . . . loanne. HELENA COURY Helena Darling dimples . . . shiny jet hair styled distinctively . . . stunning clothes worn with class . . . outwardly quiet, but oh boy! . . . She's really got a flair for wearing clothes! . . . even- tempered . . . beautiful speaking voice ...high-fashioned . . . high-spirited . . . Helena. KAY CUNNINGHAM NKay!Y Opinions staunchly upheld . . . dark, dark hair . . . enchanting eyes . . . Don't call me Katherine! . . . a pint- sized package of fun . . . some lucky guy's future secretary . . . witty re- marks with deflnite meaning . . . cute . . . carefree . . . Kay. CLAIRE CURLEY Claire Mischievous trick wearing an air of in- nocence . . . shiny brown tresses . . tiny ton of T.N.T .... gay giggles with a toss of the head . . . cute commedi- enne . . . often quiet but never dull . . .cute . . . clever . . . captivating . . . Claire. IANET DANIELS ujann Very quiet . . . shy smile . . . a nose- wrinkling pixie . .. The Future Private Secretary . . . tons of trickery con- trived by super-pep . . . a wealthy wardrobe . . . laughter wearing a cloak of shyness . . . jolly . . . jocular . . , ...Ian. WILLIAM DECKER UBHIYI Tall guy with bright ideas . . .the most carefree guy ol' '54 . . . a reper- toire of jokes to fit any occassion . . . class clown . . . makes friends with the greatest of ease . . . always ready for a laugh . . . brisk . . . bantering . . . Bill. DONALD DEFINA flDonll Laughs by the load . . . Who's bark- ing? . . . dark curly hair . . . carefree customs . . . the wrath of many a teacher, but the joy of many a class . . . eyes sparkling with Satanic mis- chief . . . hot-rod on the highway . . . devilish . . . delightful . . . Don. IOHN DiMAGGlO rrDiMagn A tough guy wearing a dimple . . . Oooh Iohnny! from his female fan club . . . thick black curly hair . . . hilarious quips in a deep undertone . . . good fun and plenty of it . . . daring . . . determined . . . delightful . . . DiMag! THELMA DONGAS Thelma A walking encyclopedia with a down-to- earth air . . . enviable complexion . . . a future Florence Nightingale . . . a Modern Choir miss . . . hall-roamer and Thelma . . . serious to gay in the flick of a whip . . . tiny . . . terrific . . . Thelma. BARBARA DONLIN Barbara,' Hoo-rah-ray-rye . . . vivacious little number . . . cheerleading squad . . . popular senior who got her man in the play . . . sowing seeds of kindness . . . sweeter than sweet . . . definitely an asset . . . a fascinating touch of my- stery . . . a teacher of history . . . like father like daughter . . . bashful . . . bright-eyed . . . Barb. IAMES DOWNEY III Y! Terrific in track . . . quiet intellegence under a brown crewcut . . . shy where girls are concerned, but girls aren't shy where Jim is . . . expressive brown eyes . . . Meyers' version of tall, dark and handsome . . . generous . . . genial . . .I1m. MARLOWE DREY Marlowe A pint-sized package of nitro . . . ath- letically terrific . . . basketball, hockey, water ballet, and tumbling . . . engaged to a navy man . . . sweetheart of the hi h seas , . . queenly quietness . . . hefpful advice with a big smile . . . future Mrs, . . . marvelous . . . Mar- lowe. IACK EARLEY ulackn Knowing blue eyes fringed with incred- ible lashes . . . curly, curly hair . . . fast on the track . . . quiet humor with a straight face . . . sports editor of the Elmprint . . . head bank cashier . . . serious or joking . . . joyful . . . just swell . . . Iack. GAIL EASTWOOD Gail Auburn-haired Imogene Coca . . . freckles sprinkled across a turned-up nose . . . clownish antics by the min- ute . . . an outstanding Kegian member . . .tons of fun . . .loads of pals . . . flighty temperament . . . genial . . . gay . . . Gail. DOLORES ECKERT Dolores A dancing dream on a starry night . . . a lucky piece of gold . . . priceless . . . as rare as delicate china . . . a silver- toned sweetheart . . . an expressive smile . . . a laudible disposition . . dreamy . . . delightful . . . delicate . . . Dolores. VIRGINIA EDGAR ucinnyv The quiet little miss of '54 . . . laugh- ing eyes . . . sparkling golden hair . . . queenly sedateness . . . a tall package of fun . . . glowing personality . . . captivating charm . . . beaming expres- sion . . . innumerable good qualities . . . gentle lass . . . host of chums . . . graceful . . . grinning . . . gay . . . Ginny. CAROL EDWARDS Suzie Associate Editor of Colophon Seriousness with the devil in her eyes . . . capable in a million ways . . . cheerleading to modern choir with lots in between . . . f'I'll never get it done! with a dejected wail . . . fiercely fight- ing on the hockey field or dipping dreamily on the dance floor . . . college and a career . . . sweet . . . sensible . . . smiling . . . Suzie. GAIL EVANS f'Gail Friendly as a new born puppy . . . per- petually laughing . . . Mac ranks high as a teacher . . . devilish screams . . . lots of fun . . . Bucket . . . pizza . . . Abe's boys . . . future marriage . . gay . . . giggling . . . Gail. HERBERT EVANS UI-lerb!! Dependability with a dash of humor . . . constant teaser . . . lVIac's right- hand man when it comes to baseball . . . everyonels pal . . . terrific tenor . . a Modern Choir man . . . happy . . . hilarious . . . Herb. SHIRLEY EVANS Shirl Short 'n sweet . . . Warrior Run's gift to M. H. S .... a Modern Choir miss . . . boyfriends by the bunch . . . a cap of pretty long brown hair . . . a gift for gab . . . pals galore . . . sweet . . swell . . . Shirl. CONCETTA FISHERI Connie Cute and sweet . . . the flashing eyes of a gypsy . . . black hair . . . dis- tinctive personality . . . future secretary . . feminine Bob Hope . . . mischiev- ous . . . dances divinely . . . creamy complexion . . . cute . . . cheery . . . charming . . . Connie. CARL FLLIEGEL ClFiSh!! Bright eyes backed by a smiling face . . friendliness with a sincere attitude . . . Shall we blow up the lab today? with a mischievous grin . . . comical antics . . . walking the hall with Sandy . . . fast-thinking . . . forever joking . . . Fish. IOHN FOLEY Lou Agile antics. . . a dark dynamo of jokes . . . Senior Council . . . a real football man . . . devilish deeds with twinkling eyes . . . jitterbugging with jazz . . . broad shoulders adorned by novel shirts . . . likable . , . laughing ..Lou. WILLIAM FRANCHI f.Fry,, Pint-sized devil sprinkled with freckles . . . always smiling . . . What's wrong Fry, they spell your name wrong? . . . convulsed with laughter or judiciously serious . . . a lover of life, especially food! . . . English teach- er's horror but the kids' delight. . . hiendly , . . frisky . . . funny . . BARRY FRIEDSON Barry The clown of many a class . . . a radi- cal reformer . . . carrot-top ideas with originality . . . That kid really has friends . . . flaming blushes when his pranks are foiled . . . a hunting hound ...bouncy . . . brainy . . . Barry. ELIZABETH IANE GAIT Betty june Domesticated Peter Pan . . . remark- ably becoming . . . bubble and squeak . . . pleasant trivialities . . . talent without temperament . . . lead in Per- sonal Appearance . . . what an actress . . . infectious zest . . . a dash of sentiment . . . a spirited bundle of hreworks . . . busy . . . blissful . . . bewitching . , . Betty jane. CATHERINE GALLAGHER Cathy A beautiful mass of curls. . . boy- friends by the dozens . . . When Irish li es Are Smiling . . . delightful dim- pfes when she turns on the charm . . . gobs of girlfriends . . . crazy over kids . . . cute . . . charming . . . Cath- erine. IOSEPH GARRAH joe Tall, dark and terrific . . . one of the hilltoppers and proud of it. . .the curliest black hair in the world . .. every girl's friend, every guy's pal . . . the butt of lVlac's jokes. which come right back at him . . . always smiling . . . just swell . . . just great . . . just Ioe. IAMES GELSLEICHTER .rlimmyn The countenance of a movie star coupled with the personality of a come- dian . . . a firm believer in going steady . . . unsurpassed artistic abil- ity . . . sturdy shoulders . . . a big hello for everyone . . . jolly . . . jocose . . . jimmy. FRED GILBOY f'Frilz Short plicky blonde hair . . . ocean blue eyes . . . tall and handsome . . . everybody's pal . . . known to all . . . popular . . . How ya doin Rock? . . I unbelievable stories . . . personality plus . . . friends galore . . . fan- tastically famous . . . favorite . . . Fritz. HOWARD GOERINGER H ow ie Speech is silver but silence is olden ...ariparantly bashful, but oft boyl . . . c assy clothes . . . blonde hair drawing admiring glances . . . French und Spanish in one year? . . . literally it linguist . . . happy . handsome . . . Howie. SARA GOLDEN Sara Associate Editor of Colophon A scream yet a scholar . . . flair for writing . . . Associate Editor of the Elmprint . . . Oh! that figure . . . pre- tended naivete . . . hair prettier than an ad for Halo . . . expressive piquant face . . . terrific basketball guard . . . Colophon Write-u writer . . . popular as Eddie Fisher's laatest . . . sweet . . . streamlined . . . Sara. KATHY GROSSMAN Kathy Unsurpassed knowledge beneath a taffy- colored crown . . . Kathy, please help me with my homework . . . construc- tive criticism . . . a real golf fiend . . . breathless descriptions . . . inspiring piano melodies . . . keen . . . kind . . . . Kathy. EILEEN HARKINS Sparkle Sparkling blonde hair . . . ocean blue eyes . . . nose upturned pixily . . . vig-- orous Hip Hip . . . distinctive per- sonality . . . Where's jimmy? . . . Modern Choir . . . Tri . . . ae- tivities galore . . . personality packed . . . sweeter than candy kisses . . . sweet . . . sparkling . . . Sparkle. CARL HERGERT Carl A loping, lanky caballero ithat's Span- ish for gentlemanij . , . a menace in the Chem lab but a delight to his pals . . . devoted to his steady gal . . . wavy brown hair . . . carefree . . .co- lossal . . . Carl. HAROLYN HERTZ H arol yn Kitten on the typing keys . . . from head to heel a fashion plate . . . win- ning smile . . . lives for fun . . . par- ties are her hobby . . . takes up most of her time sitting at the Tri . . . loves to gab . . . happy . . . hilari- ous . . . Harolyn. THIRZA HIMLIN Thirz Long, light, brown hair . . . gleaming eyes . . . peppy cheerleader on the field or on the stage. .. Oh, but deh- nitely . . . steady marine Dick . . . cool, classy clothes . . . dark-haired Veronica Lake . . . tantalizing . . . terrific . . . Thirz. KENNETH HOATS Kenny Fuzzy blonde hair . . . sky blue eyes . . . cool man on the drums . . . jazz Band' . . . fierce football star . . . East-West game . . . personality plus . . . stunning dresser . . . hilarious jokes without cracking a smile . . . keen . . . captivating . . . Kenny. RICHARD HOGGARTH Hoggic Crazy over horses, horses, horses . . . unmanageable blonde hair . . . a per- petual prankster . . . a thousand nick- namesg take your pick-Richie-Dick- Snowed . . . great on the guitar . . . a menace behind the wheel . . . wonder- ful smile . . . happy . . . handsome . . . Hoggie. MARLENE HOLTZMAN Marlene Pert little miss . . . best dressed . . . cute hgure . . . personality plus . . . typical Meyers gal . . . pretty, versatile, and friendly . . . changeable as a stormy night . . . gay as summer flowers . . . prize package for any boy . . . melod- ious . . . melliflous . , . marvelous . . . Marlene. ROBERTA HOOVER Bobbie Becoming buffoonery . . . Hey Bob- bie, where,s this book? . . . a gifted Warbler . . . loquacious yet serene . . . an inimitable charm . . . a veracious critic . . . ranks with a purpose . . . a delightful, smile . . , as pretty as the sunset . . . blissful . . . beaming . . , blithe . . . Bobbie. MARY IANE HUGHES Mary lane Vim, vigor and vitality . . . peaches and cream complexion under a blonde halo . . . Elmprint Editor . . . right for writing . . . What a dame! tThat's Mary Ianej . . . seriously de- termined or gaily giddy , . . as viva- cious as a baby bunny . . .mischievous . . . marvelous . . . Mary jane. MARTHA HUNCHAR Martha Silence seeming to cloak a mass of mirth . . . good grades received with modesty . . . quiet, but loads of fun . . . a denizen of Warrior Run . . . witty remarks with a straight face . . . magnanimous . . . marvelous . Martha. LOUIS HLINGARTER HLOUU The most popular president in senior class history . . . the kid's choice . . . undisputed leadership ability hid- ing beneath a fuzzy brown crewcut . . . a natural comedian . . . flocks of friends . . . great in grappling and guarding on the gridiron . . . likable . . . .laughing . . . Lou. CLAYTON HYMAN Clayt A distinctive personality . . . heaps of advice . . . Hey Ed, let's go! . . sturdy shoulders . . . a goldmine of po- tential wit . . . quite the athlete . . . big in basketball . . . unsurpassed in- telligence giving off sarcastic quips . . . congenial . . . companionable . . . Clayt. . BEVERLY IACKSON Bev Petite . . . friendly . . . adorable . . . dressed to perfection . . . a charm- ing smile . . .witty . . . Modern Choir . . . Y-Teens . . . winning ways . . . wonderful personality . . . someone named Elias . . . dances like a dream . . . powerful dynamo of jokes . . . keeps everyone in stitches . . . blithe . . . beaming . . . Bev. IOHN IACKSON Iof1nnie Short, dark and divine . . . clothes out of Esquire worn with a dash . . . roving blue eyes . . . Hey Mat, let's go! . . , a modern knight,without his armor . . . actor par excellence! . . . a daily dilemma . . . originality on thc easel . . . jolly . . . jocular . . . lohnnie. ' IOHN IACOBS luke Slick attire . . . a gent in grey flannels ...kinky curls tripping oll' a lanky build . . . better late than never . . . always the center of every crowd . . . advice to thc lovelorn given gratis . . . just swell . . . just lake. MARY BETH IACOBS Mary Beth An irresistable personality . . . an ac- tive member of the Kegian Society . . . flocks of friends . . . bound for a bright future . . . mirthful manner . . . a bag of tricks . . . makes friends with every one and anyone . . . modest . . . mis- chievous . . . Mary Beth. BARBARA IACOBSON Barbara I. President of the Kegian Society... always calm and composed . . . pleas- ant disposition that has won many lriends . . . outstanding ability . . . college and elementary school teacher loom in the future . . . a welcome as- set to the library . . . bouncy . . . bubbling . . . Barbara I. MARVIN IAKUBOVITZ irMarUii A pretended cynic . . . a laugh a min- ute . . . original quips . . . quiet bril- liance hiding behind uproarious humor . . . a steady guy in more ways than one. . .college looms in the future with a promising career . . . mundane . . . marvelous . . . Marv. CAROL IAMES Carol A bright-eyed miss . . . a strutting and twirling genious , . . oodles of friends and admirers . . . charming dimples . . . a Frankie Laine fan . . . a candy- coated personality with a sense of hu- mor . . . lively lass . . . cute . . . cud- dly . . . Carol. IAMES IEFFERY Kiley!! President of the Student Council . . . sports editor of the Elmprint . . . ver- satility personilied . . . serious or jov- ial, according to his mood . . . shock of blonde hair . . . intense blue eyes . . . responsibility assumed with a carefree manner . . . joking . . . just swell . . . Iell. IOSEPH IOHNSON ulocn Mr. Touchdown of '53 . . . a devilish manner with anxious smiles . . . cap- ital capers . . . Mr. Davies' clown . . . diversified dream . . . a good-natured Romeo . . . instantaneous wit . . . fe- licitous smile . . . a tantalizing tease . . . prankish nonsense . . . jovial . . . jocose , . . jocular . . . Ioe. BRUCE IOHNSTON Bruce'i A practising cynic . . . footlight long- ings . . . activity on the piano keys . . . musically magnificent . . . an effi- cient electrician . . .a boon to the stage crew . . . a muscular musician . . . Penn State in the future . . .brains . . . biceps . . . Bruce. MARCELLA KAMINSKI Marcy Heaps of advice offered with interest . . . long, brown locks . . . distinctive walk . . . flocks of friends . . . a clever commercial contriver . . . as natural as summer after spring . . . sparkling smiles lit into any crowd . . . mirthful . . . magnetic . . . Marcy. FRANCIS KELLER Fran', Gene Krupa in his teens . . . rhythm on a stretched skin . . . enthusiastic personality . . , On the downbeat' . . . a vocabulary for two . . . subtle wit . . . mischievous pep . . . sincerity with an artist's brush . . . flashing . . . friendly . . . Fran. WALTER KELLER King-Kong Keller Enthusiasm with an allergic charm . . . King Kong to all who know him . . . diversihed abilities on the gridiron . . . amiable clown . . . determination be- hind a carefree attitude .... good-na- tured dynamo . . . a hero to the oppo- site sex . . . witty . . . wondrous . . . Walt. IOHN KLINE Nlaclciel' Practical wit in a typing class . . . mis- chievousness in an infectious manner . . . a bombshell in a hushed classroom . . . rhythm personified . . . Modern Choir crooner . . . captivating nonsense . . . a master of tempo . . . heart- warming friend . . . jovial . . . jocund . . . jackie. LESTER KRAUS Lester Lankiness wearing a crooked grin . . . an unsurpassed usher . . . future navy man . . . a quiet clown . . . a laugh a minute . . . Mr. Gilbert's best UD friend . . .the right remark at the right time . . . lanky . . . likable . . . Lester. IOSEPH KUMIEGA nloen Hey Ioe! . . . makes friends faster than he breathes . . . flashing smiles for everyone . . . terrific jokes with good punchlines . . . dark brown hair with a wonderful wave . . . a tall pack- age of laughs . . . jolly . . . jaunty ...Ioe. LILLIAN KUPSTAS HL il!! Gleaming, blonde poodle . . . admir- able features . . . the peaches and cream gal of MHS . . . lots of brains beneath a joking exterior . . . Y-Teens . . . loyal Lil . . . little laugh . . . zealous but modest . . . quiet but loads oflfun . . . loveable . . . lavishing . . . Li . ROSEMARY LEE Ros ie Sparkling white teeth . . . tendrils of dark, curly hair . . . gurgling giggles . . . quiet sincerity . . . a model's fig- ure. . . clothes of every color of the rainbow . . . a joke delivered with ges- tures . . . reticent . . . rosy . . . Rosie. MARGARET LENAHAN Maggie,' As sweet as cherry ice cream . . friendliness eager to do her work . . gay giggles and sparkling smiles... Maggie 'n Mel . . . pretty brown hair . . . a delightful personality . . . tons of fun . . . magnanimous . . . mirth- ful . . . Maggie. ARTHUR LEWIS UAW, Editor-In-Chief of Colophon Einstein with a gifted personality . . . a sincere smile with a dash of humor . . . shrewdness with a philosopher's view . . . impressive diversities . . . a bashful Mephistopholes . . A's with an unassuming attitude . . . college and a brilliant future . . . amazing . . . ami- able . . . Art. IEAN LOWE leannie A mighty little mass of mischief . . . pretty brown hair . . . matching skirts and- sweaters . . . always surrounded by pals . . . pushups with a puff . . . I Dream of Ieannie with the Light Brown Hair . . . jaunty . . . jocular . . . Ieannie HUGH LYNCH ffoudef' A lilting cowboy and a cool guitar Friendliness with a trick up his sleeve . . . nonsense with a new twist . . . an artistic clown in a silent class- room . . . Rhythm with a pick . . . darling . . . devilish . . . determined . . . Dude . DORENE LYONS Dorene Short smartly kept dark hair . . . cute . . . serious or joking . . . short and sweet . . . friendly to everyone . . . flashing smile . . . cherry Hi . . . after graduation a super secretary . . . darling . . . dainty . . . Dorene. SEYMOUR MAGER Ilseyii A deep- voiced Romeo . . . cool clothes worn conservatively . . . col- lege-bound . . . compliment-attracting curly hair . . . original ideas stated with determination . . . a saxaphone- tooting troubador . . . seemingly short and serious, but ask his pals! . . . skill- ful . . . swell . . . Sey. HELEN MANDAK Helen Long, luscious locks . . . frequently flashing smiles . . . one of the few who possess no enemies . . . generosity with a grin . . . Modern Choir . . . Wrap Your Troubles in Dreams . . . eager and trustworthy . . . everyone's friend . . . helpful . . . happy . . . har- monious . . . Helen. MELVIN MANHART uMeln Harmonious humor . . . appeasing an- tics with a smile . . . a refreshing real- ity . . . sleek coiH'ure . . . a whetted wit . . . melancholy madness . . . rambling drolleries . . . an enchanting Romeo . . . a bright star on a foggy night . . . mischievous . . . manly ...Mel. IEANNE MARSHALL Ieannie As rare as precious jewels . . . comely tresses . . . melodious warbler . . . ca- pricious capers . . . surprising as a sil- ver-lined cloud . . . enthusiastic efllci- ency on a Royal . . . evening gown or jeans . . . beauty amidst brains . . . joyous . . . jovial . . . Ieannie. BEVERLY MATZER Squeaky Mighty Mouse . . . Smallest gal in the Senior Class . . . squeaky syllables from a sweet sis . . . Petiteness carried to the nth degree . . . Distinctive ideas . . . lfricndly asa puppy . . . Ieannie's sister . . . sincere . . . sweet . . . Squeaky. IEANNE MATZER fcar1nic Black shining hair . . . small of stature and big of heart . . . dark complexion . . . charming personality . . . happy- go-lucky .. . . multitude of friends . . . joking manner . . . joyous . . . jubi- lant . . . jewel-like . . . Icannie. MARIORIE McADARA Mac A rare combination of talent and beauty . . , Artistry in black mesh tights . . . at work of unique value . . . inspiration to the team . . . a belle on her toes . . . rnirthful . . . marvelous . . . magnificent . . . Mac. ISABEL MQCORMICK Isabel Steady attendance at Y-Teens . . . eager to please and willing to help . . . dark shiny hair . . . ingenious ideas . , . gobs of friends . . . sunny smiles and mirthful giggles . . . always ready with good advice . . . interesting . . . intelligent . . . Isabel. CATHERINE MCDONOUGH Cuthic Captivating cuteness . . . mischievous pixie air . . . petite frame of sweetness . . . tricks with a twist . . . impertin- ent dynamo . . . dreams with a practi- cal side . . . a dash of casualness . . . capricious memories . . . capers with a guilty smile . . . cute . . . contented . . . carefree . . . Cathie. RAYLEAN MCHUGH Ruylean A riot a minute . . . always a gossipy tidbit . . . a blonde bombshell . . . Mr, Donlin, down on our street there's a man . . . talented in typistry . . . riotous . . . realistic . . . Raylean. IOSEPH MQKEOWN 1. I Ol, Personality isn,t the word . . . brains for two . . . stunning clothes worn with dash . . . intelligence wearing a great big grin . . . as well liked as june sixteenth . . . Student Council . . . versatility plus . . . just great . . just swell . . . just joe. MAURICE MCNEELY 1. M Dei, A carrot-topped Casanova . . . artistic humor . . . a devil behind an angelic appearance . . . devoted sighs from his fan club . . . whimsical vitality . captivating crooner . . . a light in cloudy weather . . . mischievous . . . melodious . . . marvelous . . . Moe. SARAH MCNELIS Sarah An efficient office assistant . . . capers in commercial course . . . a shiny cap of dark, dark hair . . . seemingly silent but often overflowing with giggles . . . always interested in others . . . saucily sweet . . . smiling , . . swell . . . Sarah. PATRICIA McTAGlIE Pat A blonde bombshell . . . earnest enthu- siasm . . . like a gilded rainbow . . . pertness with a purpose . . . silks and satin with due justice . . . a rose in a blown glass vase. . . an angel with horns . . . popular . . . pretty . . . practical . . . Pat. DAVID MICHAELS Dave Tarzan in a T-shirt . . . a mass of curly brown hair . . . a good-looking Mr. Muscles wearing a pair of sparkling specs . . . brains and brawn . . . gyra- tions on the gym team. . . dapper . . . dashing . . . Dave. AUDREY MILLER Aud'i Cute with light brown hair . . . full of devilish stunts . . . always a smile, never a frown . . . one of the first in the Senior Class to become engaged . . . after graduation, marriage . . . anxious . . . adorable . . . Audrey. CONSTANCE MILLER Connie Little girl with a big heart and smile . . . perseverance unsurpassed . . . friend to all who know her . . . always looking forward to new opportunities . . . future undecided . . . sure to suc- ceed . . . cute . . . capricious. . . calm . . . Connie. ROBERT MORROW HBO bl! Enthusiasm on the gridiron . . . ami- able charm . . . subtle wit . . . Cue lines with a twist . . . Luther', . . . renowned nonsense . . . a distinctive smile . . . careful yet capricious . . . a dramatic delight . . . colossal Clyde . . . mischievous smile . . . momentous mirth . . . blithe . . . brisk . . . Bob. MARILYN MOYER rrslimsr I-Ii Slim! . . . a grin from ear to ear . . . personality with that certain zing . . . Y-Teens Officer . . . But I want to be the maid! . . . Senior Play mem- ber . . . antics in the auditorium . . . That gal's got something! . . snappy . . . swell . . . Slim. WILLIAM MUSHINSKI -'Misha Short bushy hair . . . small in stature . . . football manager . . . jolly and jovial . . . girls, girls, girls . . . pals galore . . . always around when you need him . . . forever joking in some way . . . magnificent . . . marvelous . . . Mush. IOAN MYERS Ioanie Swims like the Million Dollar Mer- maid . . . blonde, blonde tresses . . . athletic-minded . . .tricks in girl's tum- bling . . . a quiet package of fun . . . makes friends as easily as sliding down the sliding-board . . . jaunty . . . jolly . . . Ioanie. MARIE NEEDHAM M innie Picturesque prize in disguise . . . a fan- tasy in reality . . . miniature China Doll . . . Sunbonnet Sue with a dash of quaintness . . . bitter-sweet . . . contagious charm . . . magnetism to popularity . . . melodious . . . mis- chievous . . . Minnie, HARRY NELSON lfHarryH Determination on the basketball court . . . fuzzy blonde crew cut . . . great on the baseball diamond . . . serious good looks masking a mass of humor . . . a proud member of the M Club . . . helpful advice to all his pals . . . husky . . . handsome . . . Harry. LESLIE N ICHOLSON 1. L E sa Short tresses around a beautiful counte- nance . . . , pixie princess . . . devilish mixture of pleasant things . . . Les 'n jeff . . . rose petal complexion . . . a bright star in a hazy sky . . . brains interwoven in a dreamboat . . . luring . . . lilting . . . loveable . . . Les. HARRY NORTON Harry A laughing, loping load of fun... more friends than stars in the sky . . . a sure shot on the rifle range loves to tease . . . light hair topping a joking smile . . . dee harmony in Modern Choir . . . heljpful . . . happy . . . Harry. CHARLES OBEID ffpeepn Tarzan at the Tri . . . grease paint on the gridiron . . . strength and sen- timent . . . Casanova in blue jeans . . . chivalry in a football jersey . . . sporting trophies with modesty... practical . . . popular . . . Peep , CHARLES O'CONNELL Chuck Brilliance disguised as a clown... Chuck, what happened to your hair? . . . terrific jokes told with a straight face . . . a slippery scholar . . . dis- tinctive blonde haircut . . . center nf every crowd . . . carefree . . . cau- tious . . . clever . . . Chuck. KATHERINE O'DEA f:Kayx1 Popularity unsurpassed . . . home town girl with a party line . . . red roses in full bloom . . . undaunted vitality . . . bright as early morning sunshine . . . a classic example of casualness . . . devil- ishness behind a mask of innocence ...cute...keen.,.kind... Kay. RICHARD O'NEILL Dick Quiet can best describe him . . . there's a future Tommy Dorsey in our midst . . . dark curly hair atop sparkling blue eyes . . . constant member of Mc- Gowan's black list . . . conservative . . . dapper devil . . . delightful . . . Dick. NANCY LOU PALERMO Nan Impertinent angel . . . disciplined dyn- amo . . . refugee from the routine . . . dreams under lock and key . . . whistlcbait on the gridiron . . . a storm followed by sudden sunshine . . . an unpredictable miniature . . . nonsensi- cal . . .nonchalant . . . naive . . . Nan. WARREN PAYNE Wink Varsity dreamboat . . . restless feet on a polished floor . . . devilish nonsense . . . another casanova . . . flirtatious glances . . . tux or jeans . . . win- ning wrestler . . . Oooh! . . . clown- ish typist . . . unassuming charm . . . Hey, Broody, Hi! with an irrepressible air . . . wishful . . . willing . . . wonderful . . . Warren. CAROL PHILLIPS Carol Demureness with a dash of humor . . . duo of blushcs and enthusiasm . . . as beaming as sunshine . . . as cheerful as the sight of good food . . . a welcomed asset to the class . . . confidence on an Underwood . . . charming . . . cute . . . colorful . . . Carol. MARGARET PHILLIPS Maggic A load of fun wearing a shy smile . . . complimentary remarks . . . pretty brown hair . . . a paragon of neatness . . . Hey Maggie, have you got your Chem done? . . . one of the friendliest kids in the world , . . magical . . . matchless . . . Maggie. PEARL PHILLISTINE Pearl Mona Lisa in her teens . . . angel cake with pink frosting . . . portrait in pas- tels . . . Shalimar perfume and corn on the cob . . . a queen with a black crown . . . an alluring statue . . . pert . . . . picturesque . . . precious . . Pearl. MINA POLGLASE Miriam Our choice for Miss Friendship of the senior class . . . a Hi and a smile for everyone . . . not a worry showing . . . wonderful lass . . . the makings of an efficient secretary . . . marvelous . . . merry . . . Mina. CHARLES POST nPOS!ie Perpetual wisecracks . . . Poison Pen . . . Blonde-haired, cherub-faced Satan . . . quite the maker-outer with the gals . . . teacher's terror . . . incessant chattering . . . wise guy of the year . . . peppy . . . prankish . . . Postie. MARYAN POWELL Maryann Mephistopholes at Meyers . . . handful of tricks . . . moonlight on a restless sea . . . excitement in the social regis- ter . . . frat pin on a cashmere sweater . . . gridiron dazzler . . . magic . . . mystical . . . mischievous . . . Mary- an. IRWIN PRIPSTEIN HP, ips Conscientious student . . . elfish smiles . . . quick quips with a big grin . . . college bound . . . subtle humor . . . friends galore . . . constantly in mo- tion . . . promising future . . . loads of favors and heaps of advice . . . impsih . . . ingenious . . . Irwin. LILLIAN PUNSHON Lee Springy blonde hair . . . streamlined shape . . . sweet soprano in Modern Choir . . . Elmprint . . . flirtatious eyes behind blue rimmed specs... Donnie . . . devilish stunts with mild motives . . . likeable . . . lilting . . . Lee. SHIRLEY RAKALISKAS Shirl A commercial cutie . . . a blonde bun- dle of bountiful mirth . . . sometimes quiet but seldom silent . . . A picture is a poem without words . . . from seriousness to laughter and back again . . . a' sparkling-eyed doll . . . sweet . . . supple . . . Shirl. RONALD REED Ronnie Angelic face with the devil underneath . . . a tuft of dark, shiny hair droop- ing over his forehead . . . Get off my back! with a fierce look in his eyes . . . Modern choir and music festival . . . reckless . . . restless . . . ricochet romance . . . Ronnie. DAWN RIZZO Dawn Hair dark as midnight.. .eyes as bright as stars . . .tiny bundle of sweetness . . . little package of charm . . . loveable lass . . . perpetually smif ling . . . tremendous personality . . , adored by all . . . great dancer . . . dimpled . . . darling . . . Dawn. GAIL ROMAN 'foam More friends in a year than some make in a lifetime . . . a new face at MHS . . . dark, dark hair . . . Pavlova in her teens . . . versatility in the dance . . . C'mon Gail, show us that step once more! . . . gracious . . . gen- erous . . . graceful . . . Gail. IOAN MARIE ROSE Ioan iel' Rare as an imported delicacy . . . soft and captivating as a snowflake... pretty as a picture . . . spirited mis- chievousness . . . a bright-eyed blonde . . . a sweet secretary to be . . . an abundance of humor . . . a beauty . . . jolly . . . joyous . . . jubilant . . . Ioanie. BETTY IANE ROWAN UB. IU!! Eyes as bright as the dipper . . . per- sonality plus . . . long, dark hair . . . full of life . . . a sparkling smile with giggles galore . . . a guy named Eddie Brennan . . . future bride to be . . . beaming . . . brown-eyed . . . B. j. ROBERT SABA HBOb7J Well known clown in our class . . . always joking . . . hangs out at the Tri talking about sports . . . can be seen cruising around in his car... friendly to all . . . future is bound to be fruitful . . . black-haired . . . bash- ful . . . Bob. CARL SANFILIPPO KfFlipU Iet black hair and snapping dark eyes . . . a movie-star grin . . . quite the guy in Modern Choir . . . subtle wit in a quiet classroom . . . our version of the Latin Lover ibut not the lan- guagej . . . funny . . . friendly . . . Flip. IESSE SAVITZ rrjessn A distinctive character . . , fluffy, black hair . . . capable basketball manager . . . flashy red convertible and flashing white smiles . . . tons of friends . . . C'mon less, take us for a ride! , . . diversified antics and perpetual pranks . . . jaunty . . . jivey . . . jess. WILLIAM SCHLINGMAN Bill A master behind the baton . . . curly hair and prankish eyes . . . elh- ciency on a Remington . . . subtleness on a clarinet . . . Kegian's unpredict- able personage . . . janet . . . ingen- ious suggestions . . . comely humor . . . miniature maestro . . . benellcent . . . baffling . . . Bill. THOMAS SCHWARTZ To m Handsome features with a captivating smile . . . blond unruly hair . . . Hey Mountain Boy, weren't you snowed under last night? . . . hard time with Trig and Algebra . . . gray slacks with a red corduroy shirt . . . teasing . . . tantalizing . . . terrific . . . Tom. BARBARA SHAPIRO rrBab5u Associate Editor of Colophon Contagious efhciency . . . brains inter- woven with a fashion plate . . . like a chapter plucked from the center of a book . . . determined individualist with an unlimited aptitude for friendliness . . . brilliant . . . benevalent . . . blithe . . . Barbara. CAROL SMITH Carol A Botticelli elf . . . white violets in an earthenware pitcher . . . dynamite in dungarees . . . a tiny package of pleas- antness . . . home sweet home in swingtime . . . pleated pink chiffon . . . ambition with its lighter side . . . charming . . . cute . . . captivating . . . Carol. ELAINE SMITH Elaine Package of blonde dynamite . . . irre- Eressible laugh . . . an inspiration to umor in a hushed crowd . . . a twin- kle as that of a star . . . a rose-colored dream . . . angel in hiding . . . a mis- chievous air . . . exciting . . . enchant ing . . . Elaine. IOYCE SNYDER Uloyceli Height with grace . . . rhythm on a Remington . . . renowned sweetness . . . initiative with humor . . . simple sincerity . . . diversified activities . . . expressive hi's . . . an enviable dis- position . . . mania for industry . . . a package of friendliness . . . a welcomed classmate . . . jovial . . . generous . . . Ioyce. IAY STILES rrlayn Oodles of curly brown hair . . . plaid shirts worn with a dash . . . 'fThe mind keeps the mass in motion . . . often silent but never dull . . . tons of helpful advice offered with a generous grin . . . just great . . . just swell . . . Iay. IOSEPH SWIN SKI rrloen Incredible wavy hair . . . a quiet come- dian . . . a jaunt honor student . . . witty remarks with a strai ht face . . . a sharp-shooter on the rifle range and a hot-footer on the track team... jolly . . . jacose . . . joe. TERESA SYMONS Teresa Sincerity with a sweet smile . . . sugary persona ity . . . Thumbelina . . . a tiny brown-haired doll . . . unlimited generosit . . . prett clothes . . . al- ways full, of fun and giggles . . . crazy love of dancing . . . tiny . . . terrific . . . Teresa. THEODORE THOMAS uTeddyn A blonde blue-eyed cherub f?J . . . effi- cient Kegian member . . . girl friends galore . . . a real ladies man . . . bea- utiful bass voice . . . miracles in Mod- ern Choir . . . MHS's version of the perfect male typist . . . flocks of friends . . . talkative . . . talented . . . s....-s...-..4L.. 'T'-.I.-I.. LARRY THORNTON uArtiJ Who's the guy with the bouncing walk? . . . That's Art! . . . very sports minded . . . our track champion . . . excells in basketball . . . powerful personality . . . friends galore . . . sure to succeed in whatever he chooses . . . :ways smiling . . . always joking . . . rt. VINCENT TOMCHAK Vince A freckled dreamboat with a shy, slow drawl . . . meticulously groomed, a real coolie . . . hot-rod in the family car . . . never without a gal on his arm ...a lover of food...xirilc... vital . . . Vince. ROBERTA TOSH B erta Oh, Berta, you're a riot! . . . short shiny tresses . . . always attired in al- luring apparel . . . witty remarks with a gay giggle . . . swell in strutting . . . Bush is the boy . . . big dark devilish s-Les . . . innocent questions with an o -so-knowing look . . . brown-eyed . . . big-hearted . . . Berta. ROCHELLE TROY Rochelle A lucky charm on a golden chain . . . seriousness dressed with humor . . . a genius's intellect . . . bashful tricks with devilish motives . . . efficiency at a library desk. . . as delightful as a new rainbow . . . ravishing . . . realis- tic . . . resourceful . . . Rochelle. KEITH VIVIAN B uck-Eye Biggest tease in the school . . . loads of friends . . . track manager . . . big blue eyes with that innocent look, but you can't fool us. Oriel . . . shy re- marks . . . swell smile . . . blue- eyed . . . blonde-haired . . . best- liked . . . Buck-Eye. ILIDITH WASSERSTROM rrEliv Full of fun and friendliness . . . a chapel corrupter . . . terrific temper tantrums . . . as changeable as an April sky . . . Mr. Donlin's pride and joy . . . constant quips on every sub- ject .EI . effervescent . . . ever-swell LYNN WELLS uLynn-, Shyness carrying a bag of tricks . . . barrels of fun . . . infectious giggles . . . always the instigator . . . steady boyfriend fat the moment anyhowj . . . Hey kids, let's do something dev- ilish tonight! . . . outwardly quiet . . . laughing . . . likeable . . . Lynn. FRED WILLIAMS Fred The quiet genius of many classes . . . brains disguised by a simple grin . . . immune to the weaker sex . . . library lover . . . blonde, blonde hair . . . a real Ipana smile . . . marvelous mathe- metician . . . fair . . . fun-loving . . . friendly . . . Fred. IAMES WILLIAMS rrjimmyrx Tons of fun . . . the friendliest guy in the world . . . a devil acting serious . . . Rifle Club or Modern Choir, take your pick . . . a girl friend from every school, and pretty ones at that... jolly . . . jesting . . . jimmy. ROBERT NEIL WINSTON Schluss A newcomer to the halls of MHS . . . fast-acquired friends . . . Mac's jokes taken with a laugh . . . fast-thinking, fast-acting . . . always-ready alibis . . . a constant shy smile . . . snappy . . swell . . . Schluss. IOHN WNOROWSKI dlohnn ie Meyers' answer to Montgomery Clift . . . hot on hunting . . . popularity cloaked by shyness . . . Girls, look at those shoulders! . . . great on the gridiron . . . the despair of many a feminine heart . . . a gentleman in jeans . . . jaunty . . . joking , . Iohnnie. THOMAS WOLF E To m m y Waves of dark curly hair . . . a mag- nificant maker of mad mimicry fjungle calls, etc.j . . . ingenious impersona- tions . . . a boy every mother would want her daughter to date. . . tall . . . terrific . . . Tom. IEANETTE WYSIN SKI leanette A short fluffy-haired china doll . . . constant grins . . . an expert sales- woman . . . beautiful eyes and com- plexion . . . a Warrior Run gal . . . cute Y-Teen's member . . . friendliness and a smile for all . . . joyous . . . jewel-like . . . Ieanette. HARRY YEKEL lfHarryJ! Cool, light blonde hair . . . electric blue eyes . . . Meyers High fashion show on 3rd floor . . .friend to all . . . always a smiling cheery Hi . . . tops with everyone . . . Don juan . . . handsome . . . hilarious . . . Harry. DOROTHY YODSNUKIS Do H iev Short blonde hair . . . arrives from Warrior Run . . . friend to all who know her . . . always a Hello for all . . . full of fun . . . never a smile while telling a joke . . . adorable . . . darling'. . . delightful . . . Dottie. IANET ZAGORSKI .ilann A serious mischief-maker . . . beautiful brown curls . . . a constant member of Mac's black list . . . always perfectly groomed . . . everyone's pal . . . I am not going to be a waitress! . . .a pretty pixie . . . joking . . . just swell . . . jan. MARTIN ZUGAREK Owl Marvelous manager . . . musically on the beam . . . Band and Modern Choir . . . jazzy tunes on a hot trumpet . . . lover boy where the girls are concerned . . . Play it again, Mart! . . . clever conversationalist . . . a bespectaled teddy bear . . . musical . . . marvellous . . . mellow . . . Marty. CHARLES ZULA Charlie A friend to everyone . . . easy-going but dependable . . . artistically inclined . . . a Warrior Run wonder . . . a handsome blue-eyed blonde - - - an outdoor man . . . hunting and Fishing rate high . . . quite a shy guy . . . calm . . . constant . . . Charlie. Through these portals the hopes and ideals of youthful hearts pass daily. fzgerqrcduczrfe omerooms THE CLASS HOME ROOM 311 Mn. CHALLIS First Row lleft to rightl-Katherine Hochreiter. Marjorie Wolfe, Madeline Thomas Lorraine Weg- rzynowicz. Second Row-Anthony Thomas. Charles Middleton. Bernard Brennan, loan Sekol. Nancy Kaiser, lohn Listman, William lones. Third Row--Charles Malloy. Francis Karnes. Dorothy Phillip. Mary Rittenhouse. Patricia Klinetob. Al- lyce Vossler. Barbara Katanie. Leo Van Korlis. lohn Powell. Fourth Row-Thomas Miller. lohn Wozniak, Iames Loughran, Nancy Blendermann. Ioan Harris. Patricia Abraham. Luke Corbett Robert Edgar. Ralph Kaleshefski. HOME ROOM 310 MISS WATKINS First Row lleft to rightl-Ann Hirshhurg. Maureen Dunn. Eunice Bebb. Carol Castrignano, Eugene Miller. Second Row-loseph Polomho, Patricia Schwaback, lon Maneval. Russell Williams. Robert Keller. Sherry Wall. Third Row-William Toose. Iacqueline lames, Grace Sheasly. Cynthia Wolfe, Carol Saba. Theodosia Mazula. lames Pyrah. Fourth Row-Vincent Woinar. Iames McNeely. Alexander Kormas. Alice McNelis. Florence Mar- tin. Harriet Diamond. Paul Hyser. Harold Rozen- berg. Paul Hassel. Absent-Francis Killah. Mad- ilyn Rinehimer. lames Keating. Samuel Livingston. Patrick Monaghan. Robert Turner. Marian Dow- ney. HOME ROOM 308 Miss MURRAY First Row llef! to rightl-Ioan Madden. Audrey Luster, lacqueline Stile. Beverly Harris. Second Row-Walter lohnson. Madeline Desiderio. Russell Thom-as. lohn Norton, Anthony Calore. Barbara Schmidt. Gary Wolf. Third Row-Robert Hoats. Kay Noonan. Margaret Galle. Mary Harlcins. Peggy Storm, Barbara Lloyd. Elizabeth Kupine- wicz. Iulie Rose. lames Grace. Fourth Row- Dnrothy Tippetl. Norman Sallitt. lames Mills. Michael Weinberg. lerald Loewen, Alvan Dalon. Edward Kaleshefski. Betty Evans. Absent-Billy Becker. Donald Stahl. Henry Pehla. DF 1955 HOME ROOM 307 Miss LYNCH Row lleft to rightl-Dorothy Innes, Gloria ian. Sally Lou Belles. Second Row-Charles xlewski, Frank Zemetro. Sheila Williams. i Hertley. Carol Kleiman, Helene Bransdorf. e Bankes. George Hutter. Third Row-Paul ner. Gladys Smith. Nancy Milford. Nancy rn. lane Anne Smith. Ronald Solomon. Thom- iane. Fourth Row--George Balcarovic. Barry fn. Ronald Birnbaum. Carol George. Dorothy Dorothy Rogers. lerald VViIliams. David wn. Hank Royal, Hubert Terbille. Absentees- Brozusky, Roderick Davis. Robert Furman. ene Bahr. HOME ROOM 306 Miss HUGHES ' Row lleft to rightllfvnne Harris. Margaret rrts. Rosemarie Kumiega. Second Row-lohn s. Lorraine Elias, Shirley Hender, Loretta ley. Third Row-Robert Scheichter. Fritz ze. Ruth Evans. Dorothy Davis, Diane Freed. :v Payne. Betty Coursen. Bruce Herring. Rich- Stine. Fourth Row-lames Stallone. George inger. Wayne Walters, Gwen Evans, Mar- lones. Iudith Nobel. Harriet Felder. Charles ner. Robert Nichols. Edward Lange. Absent- klin Smith. Derl Haines, lack Ward. Dale hinier. Ruth Evans, Mary Smith. Iudith Noggi. HOME ROOM 201 MISS JONES Row ilcft to rightl-Ioseph McCarthy. 'lvis Rupert. Second Row--Harry Perrillo, inia Fleming. Richard Dorn. Richard Ludorf. d Row-David Michaels, Ianet Eroh. Pearl :r:Q. Anthony Darbenbio. Absent-Michael ish. THE CLAS! HOME ROOM 309 MISS TRETHAWAY First Row llelt to righll-Patricia Marrash. C milla Brozuslcv. Carole Lewis. Marv Louise N Daniels. Second Row-l.arrv Chopcr. Ida Pri lohn McGowan. Marv Ann Masawage. M2 Kornfeld. Third Row-George Line. Marv lam Marjorie lloeifner. Marcella Casper, Moncev M ler. lean Norton. Bcverlv Nagle. Fourth Row VVilliam Peters. Daniel Phillips. Thomas Patti Inne Hauser, Rhoda Christian. l..iurene Grenawa Barbara Sullivan. lnseph Gilligan. Glenn Chr man, lm Zatcoll. Abstntees-Richard Holodii VVilliam Mcllaniels. lames Ward. Roliert Wlle ly. Marjorie Davis. Patricia Plevialc. Ruth Shaf HOME ROOM 305 MISS DOUGHBR First Row ilefi to rightl-Lucille Shinko, Elizabe O'Kane. Carol Dauherr, loan Hunrzinger. Seem Row-lfllvrv Tracv. Eileen Powell. Thelma Kella ward Hassel. Third Row--Marvin Kline. Marc Peggy Rollmann. Helen Flvte. Sanclra lavne. Ei Speizman. Marie Slahinski. lolvne Gihhon. Bern. dine Zheig. Anne Iamiesnn, Helen Mignalr. lan Fenstermachcr, Kennv Ahod. Fourth Row--Rona Watters. Eugene Reeves. loseph Koons. Wax'l Dowling. Nancy McGroartv. ludith Hall. Gertrui Hoover. Frank Nutaitis. Martv Klein. Eciwa: Davis. Absent-Walter Cvphers. loseph Donnell lean Murray. l.oretta Sl-calf. HOME ROOM 302 Miss Ma-iucu First Row lleft io rightl-loanne Pluto. Carl Allabaugh. Barbara Huiford. Marilvn l.aRosi Second Row-Harold McDermott, Margery Kei nedy. lames Munson. Marlene Olshan. Rohr Everett. Third Row-Paul Leven. Rachel Fai: child, loyce Deltmore. Barbara Bushman. lacqui line Thomas. Rosemarv Mnllov. Edirh Dennis. Du Seelev. Fnurth Row-lim Duster. Fred Hartwn sen, Bob Platt. Pal Savlur. Eleanor Wheeler. li Massingill. Bovcl Hours. Bill Keller. lohn Brislu Absentee:--Carl Fannnn, Ronnie Suunder. Carr cron Epler. OF 1956 HOME ROOM 220 MR. BROWN t Row lleft to rightl-Elaine Gilsliv. lennie done, Evelvn l.ehowit:, Patricia Guida. Sec- Row-Robert Guzeiika, lovce Bona. lane! egal. Barbara Birkenhead, George Smith. Third 1-Donald Fell, Carol Solomon. Marv Borvs. 'icia Fenimore. Roslyn Greenwald, Bettv Bog- , Shirlev Ayoub. Donald Eclcrote. Fourth Row 'mes Elliott, Bill Matus, Charles Hughes, Mari- e Harris. loan Kiernan, Sally Weaver. Ioseph e, Charles Montoomerv. Ronald Burden. Ah- -Gerald Dohl. Fred Schwartz, lnhn Stahlev, White, Richard Fenimore. Kay Doyle. Fannv uss, Dorothy Yalcaslci. HOME ROOM 217 MR. HARKINS it Row lleft to rightl-Harriet Berger. Carolyn ite, Kay Gable, Geraldine Fircla. Second Row eo Harkins, Iohn Klein, Mary Ann Schwab. tia Dana, Linda Gelb, Edward Wickkider. imas Brown. Third Row-lemme Gutterman. ri Lane. Mary Lou Knorr, Anita Papson. Nance ze, lrene Schimmel. Patricia Graziano, Bernard colt. William lames. Fourth Row-lohn Cour- , Carl Lucas. Ioseph Perugino. Beatrice Weid- . Marilyn Barber. Ioanne Pavilonis, William ler, Michael Antonacci, Cummings Piatt. HOME ROOM 213 Miss Nicnons it Row ilefl to rightl-Mary Ann DeGuisto. emarg O'Donnell, Dorothy Hickman, Nancy sel. econd Row-Edward Xanthopoulos, Rob- Amory, lames, Harris. Allen Luster. Thomas chler. Ioseph Dress. Third Row-Daniel qhes. Martin Kranson. Mary Ellen Zwiebel. irl Harbay. Cathy Smith. Adeline Bonk, Mari- Simon, Elizabeth Doyle. Richard Cobb. Fourth v-Paul Meehan. Ioscph Bukiewicz, Richard ta, Nancy Phillips. Viola Pascoe. Eleanor ing. Christopher Nolan. Thomas Williams, los- Wnorowski. Absent-Helen Martin, Hilda rod. Virginia Gardiner, Mary Alyce Lange, rion Hergert. THE CLAS HOME ROOM 317 MISS FORD ' l l to ri htl-Carol Searfoss. Maril gtzihsllnlxlith elolnppesll Bettv Ann Butkiewig. Si ond Row-lonathan Miller. Thomas Wandelli Rf Howev, Michael Doknowitch. Gaile lones. -Robl Foote. George Martinson. Ken Smith. Stnnl Wasilcioski. Third Row-Fred lHCf'hV- MMV I len Dutter. Glaclvs Monsuer. Betw Orlando. B4 Ann Kruqer. Mnnuella Castrignann, Cather: Borvs. Palsv Murrav. Harrv Schwab. Tom Grim Fourth Row-Rox' Mover,Nloe l2W0b5' lil? Cz' pak. Carol Baia. Elaine artin. Maureen Al hnuqh. Phvllis Kulah lerrv Decker. Larrv D mnnld. Ralph Norton. Bob Willianis. HOME ROOM 218 Miss LYDON First Row ileft to rightl-Hob Kasper. Ell Dietz. Ianet Eckrote. Patricia Rosenbaum, A Gnmh, Ronald Zupa. Second Rnw-loseph Gaspl Iohn Boyer, Ronald Deiter. loel Harrison. Linds Trax. Iohn Higgs. Edward Jones. Third Row Iames Henry, loseph DiMaggio, Marv Ann Avoi Grace Gallagher. Arden Downy. Regina Schwa William Ienltins, Harold Bond. Fourth Row-B Gates. Edward Krzywicki. Leroy Van Whv. Bi bara Malacarne, Sally Rineman. Sandra Llnga Ann Schwartz, Gene Wnorowski. Larry Glassmi Stanley Corbett. HOME ROOM 216 MISS WEAVER First Row Ilelt to rightl-Harriet Cimmet. Dell mae Wright. loseph O'Donnell. Ioyce Kale. Carm Rizzo. Second Row-Edward Saivinai. Willis Knecht. Gerald Bogdan. Louise DelGobbo. Htl Allen. Sharon Brutkowsliy. Lewis Zwiehel. Gre ory Stiles. loseph O'Brien. Third Row-Michal Dennis. Edward Christian. Lorraine Silber. F, Shaw, Patti Ward. Edith Hettig. loan Urban Ronald Walp. Morton Rosen. Fourth Row-Ru sell Benlamln. Harold Evans, Thomas Thom: Rosalie Bolcahoric. Ann Mack, Angeline Bras Phyllis Schrey, Ralph Meeley. Iohn Lewis. Robe Gnulden. DF 1957 HOME ROOM 215 MR, scorr low Cleft to rightl-Patricia Powell, Barbara Arthur Wasserstrom, Ioan Trax, Carol 'fer. Second Row-Robert Gallagher, Wil- fallrins, lane Hughes. Nancy O'Kane. Iohn a. Louis Palermo. Third Row-Iohn Wall. l Olshan, Barbara Yanora, Mariory Cohen. ames, Grace Gallagher. Mary Ann Wegrs- cz. Robert Dana, Larry Bonomo, Fourth Iames Hodgson. Edward Granda, Robert :. Lois Solt. Carolyn Rau, Patricia Miller, 'liller, Carl Kammerer. Iames Kaufer, Wil- lchutter. HOME ROOM 214 Miss BRISLIN Row fleft to rightl-Gus Kropa, Theresa 's. Nancy Bonsavage. Robert Norton, ludith nan, Geraldine Wolfe, Frank Kozik. Second lerry O'Dea. lohn Marusak, Edward Birch. wKellerman. lnanne Ayers. Phillip Delzeit. oole, Iohn Collins. Third Row-William yich. Donald Mahartv, Elizabeth Innes. San- taye. Beatrice Chigos. Nadine Goldstein. Graham, Charles Benner, Robert Harvey. Row-Dan Peters. Iohn Gallagher, Ralph . Barbara Lane. Donna Mann, Kay Thomp- Knn Marie McGuire. David Hooper. Ioseph Jn. Robert Frostbutter. Absent-Louise HOME ROOM 212 MISS LEES low lleft to rightl-Lee Rohlfs, lane Ostrof- ieverly Manganella. Donna Drey. Second Donald Cobb. Larry Wiechart. Iohn Derolf m Anstedt, Ronald Doknovltch, Carl Stahlev. Eyerman, Nancy Rakauskas, lane Castrig- ! Gostynski. Third Row-David Sallett. Mailla Redington. Kay Tuday. Evelyn Clay- Russell Belles. Inhn Nowak, Fourth Row- r Grnhnwski. lames Pisarcik. William Cruik- Marilyn Hutter. Barbara Niemenski, Audrey all. Phyllis Lange. Gregory Makse. Robert Lee Malkemes. Absent-lames Smith, Claire THE CLAS HOME ROOM 210 Mus. HARRISON First Row llefr to rightl-Carol Thomas. Bur Harris. Mary Alice Smith. Rita Kzirpowich. ond Row-Roderick Mills, Henry Lynn. Bond. Virginia Morgan, Philip Constantine, ' dore Simon. Ierlierv Smith. Third Row-l Garrity. Yale Sager, Angeline Oliver. Be Guss, Carol Smith, Catherine Marowslci. Rus:-ino. Veronica Brozoslti. Donald Gross. B1 Yeager. Fourth Row-Francis Galle. Robert Chun, Charles Greene. Harvey Burden, Ellen halt, Catherine Miller, Patricia Murray, R Siegel, Edward Faust. Iohn Butler, HOME ROOM 208 MISS WATTS First Row lleh no rightl-Sheila Shalller. K l'larl'aov. Rosanne Brown. Dorothy Nevhard. ond Row-Charles Rizzo. Bernard Herman, Coplan, Francis Eddy, George Evans, Bruce ley, Charles Craze. Donald Pissntt. Third ll Lee Iones. Inner Rinehimer, Gloria Bronaclt, hara Lear. Ioan Gihhon. Elnom Keil. Pu Gildea. Marion Powell, William Tomn Fourth Row-Robert Garnison. Charles Hi Rohert Rose, Kathy Williams. Evelyn Fet! Ann Loughan. Charles Iones, William MCC Iohn Leinert. Absent-Ioan Paltanovich. 1 Alexion, HOME ROOM 204 Miss Fox First Row llelt to riqhtj-Barbara Frank. E Frank. Dorothy Trexler. Carol Stahlev. S4 low-Carl Schwab. Alan Liltlelleld, Surah Smith. Charlotte Sm r. Iolin Moyles. Fi Kiemar, Third Row-Eavid Edwards, Iack l' er. Glad s De nan. Martha Gallagher. Fli Thoma. lzegqy llhnmas, Io-an Moses, Ray F Francis Rollman. Fourth Row-loe Knfchak. l nel Moses. Patrick Donlin. Mary Louise Wal Nellie Tottin. Mariorte Henney. Dorothy Ev Beverly Hertz. Harold Shindel. Billy Thomas Crisitil. Ablent-Incl: Sehnl. Sharon Needle 'vm 9522 ,'1.,w:'-QQ, ' . W X,,. . Q , .,.. 5fgyps35Lg,:-gi-f ,, , - k-L' gf' k.,,':: 11:65 ' Zin , ' ., Eff? i 'fig , ' ,. , 5 14 , fivg21.4S,g. 1 3, 1-ii. 4 K gif!-Life A . 4 M ff? . wg if X M 1+ M 1 in 3-93, 1 ' A, 'E + Q, 96- vi' ' .F vii X ,fs ig Elilawl, an A A '4!Ul.iTw g 15' , . Q if y,Qaf ,,,,g,... . ' f .. ff 'tx ., -3 0 . -A A QQ ff-MW 'M :A 11 9' . , .-:f,W z-- ,1 me M: , , gf, . L, ww- lf i k Q W .. ,Q ,.,. V , .i, 4 is X 19 Q Q, K , ,, X r X V 'Q ff, W. ..Q,, -- - f A i ei f 5-Rf' ' I .Q 'Q' -4'-- Af x, Q N5 5, 5', ,gyffr , x ? gig? '.'3s , SY? I -.-'- 1 , we Qffr - ' laik.: My Q , 4 , . , - , if Q, A -H- ,B xx A , 4..gx :L c I ir 7? fe 1 FXWWQ . is J 45 1 iF.'r T. H ', 2' 'fag ' 64 if 1.0 1 QI ,. sg 91,ii'f I Y .X . ,...,.... 7, . 1' f! 1 A ,f ? rw 1 '55, Vx? ' if 5:-sn W if ,fax QF, we 'wr 1 v W rd - -' . N W,'f'i 35 rg, Mic- f Wi? M r I, '+-gig W-2 1 X J ', xg? X 9 X w 2 1 , H, ,. ...5 .fn my Q rw, 13 W4 Maw Q Q +1 'n W4 ' rf: gv HIQMW ' gpm ,N 1 vw! QE M ,ws ,5 F , ,,.e wp 7 ek .MF , . V' 'Q 1 f, V -w- OF 1959 HOME ROOM 105 MISS RYAN First Row ilelt to rightl-Dorothy Shea. Anna Borys. Bonnie Muchler, Margaret Lou Hummel. Second Row-Robert McCormick. Robert Farrell. Gerald Cimmet. lohn Lahouis. William Davis. Ken- neth Louis, Lee Miller. Frank Lawzano. Sandra Millteman. Third Row-Robert Arnold. Ruth Smith. Linda Bo d. Harriet Rudolph. Mary Ellen Gordon. Ruth williams, Sonia Lang. Iudy Was- serstrom, Alice Kemmerer, Marilyn Hughes. Ed- mund Roos. Fourth Row-George Elias. Peter Smith. lames Geddes. Susan Popky. Leona Shinko. Maximo Furrett. Geraldine Noble. Leonard Pisar- cik. Gilbert Smith, Thomas Innes. Charles Howells HOME ROOM 104 MRS. MALLOY irat Row lleft to right!-Marv lane Davis laine Herring. Carolyn Pyrah. Sandra Korson :cond Row-Daniel Del Balso. Westbrook Evans. ichard lenkins. Henry Kuhns. Frank Castrigano. ieorge Duffy, Paul Gibbon. Alan Dukes. George rice. lantes Murphy. Third Row-Frank Harri- nn. William Smith. Rebecca Sheasley. Christine lellv. Lois Greenwald. Edna Moss. Clara Fox. reverlv lones. Gloria Stiles. Paul Gaurvitz, An- 'tony Pasone. Fourth Row-lohn Deiring. Herbert 'rey. lerry Fenimore. Lois Schectman. Anna frebs. Rose Marie Wainesky. Kathleen Master- nn. Sheldon Owens. Thomas Dymond. Nelson lartwigson. HOME ROOM 102 Miss BURNS 'irst Row ileft to rightl-Lillian Eget. ludith 'ralev. Robert Purvis. Mary Ctsursen, Glnri, 'lolt:man. Second Row-Paul Mtllord, Bernard Nrublc. Robert VVtllianis, Gail Grit:. Lois Maiers. lttrvev Roth lamcs Chebalo, Thomas Burke. l'hird RowfBt'rn.ird Sxttkonls, losvph Fedorchak. vlvrna Rischm.-tn. Barbara Moss. Roberta Rayeslti. llanche Krvzweckt. Linda Hargen. Thomas No- vak, William Cltllord. Fourth Row-Coralie liggs. Ann Popkv. lVla::ie Mulroy. William Blaine. Larry Czerpalt. William Schutter. Donald vloser. Marion Stevens. Sally Carey, Gail Ben- IPM. HOME ROOM 101 Miss LENAHAN trst Row tleft to tightl-Wayne Haines. Eliza- 'th Amos, Alice Brown. Bruce Bell, Barbara nltz. Carolyn Williams, William Lamoreux, :cond Row-Iohn Nagle. Robert Hall. Robert nes. Robert Smith. Douglas Yeager. Gary brams. Austin lsenberger. Third Row-Aivars wsher. Ianet Bauman. Elizabeth Yancavage. Kath- en Langan, Betty lean McCarrick. Barbara Ann eller. Linda Steinhauer. Carl Chuplta. Fourth nw-George Fisher. Paul Chesluk, lohn Paltana- ch. Carol Plisko. Barbara Becker. Charlotte oss. Ruth Kennedy. jeffrey Brill, Walter Wrob- wski. Patrick Minetola. xKl Nl ps FEW cfivifies JUZJ rqmzizafiom 1 I PERSONAL APPEARANCQ Directed by Miss Marian R. I-lc Assisted by Miss Minerva lack: Student Directors: Barbara Shar Maryan Powell, Hugh Lynch THE CAST Betty lane Gait Dorothy Brown lohn Iackson loseph Broody Barbara Donlin Carol Edwards Robert Morrow Marcella Carr Carl Sanfilippo Marlene Holtzman Louis Hungartcr Marilyn Moyer Carl Flu:-gel Q tow I Zin, 'n, ,. mxggxxif -' K V,,:-eswifffii TV f,'a2i?.5ffki1,i 'Q' i kSkte1!: ' fy X mfg? . U K his 1 1 wav Q via 1 -aa... .l N4 , l qi.. . 'N--. . . 5 mu .X u 1,5514 .X . . 1 . s w 3 ,..:-Q .,-.,1 K' ' . , w::5 91 RFK 9 Q Q Q 2 Y 98.3 Q Q ,es qlglfeiil Q. Q3 gave is 1' Q' , M.f+,fww k r i f 1' m 61 1 ,G k 15 00? 'Me ,JP 2 ,W . M Q, Jw R51 l W , Q:-A K I . 2 W Q. 1 L K ' K. Q -, X, w - fe Q 2 - ,I f I X , f A H V it -' K 1 Z 4 N , W -' , 7 . ' ,jfwi i ff . A - W 3 :L Q .,.2 . Q .,.,1- way, ws. I -mfr . S - f . ' MI- X K 'f , Q. 'ge' A I nm K 1 J, 4 9 Q 4 g Q Z' 8 V k j A 5 ,W in 9 Q 1 WX f 1 fi if W fx M Q 'Z :i gf' ' 'Ulf Y 'Alain IUNIOR SPRINGTIME MUSICALE 175 ef? rf! 4+ 0? P fin 5 41 , 'fi ' 'Nw f Q' AA! rs SUX OR GRCHESTR I I '4 Sponsor: MRS. LOXS MAYNARD First Row Kid! to rightifiirancis Knrnor, Pahier, George Fisher. Dorothy Trexier. Second Rnwfihni Gihhon, Bruce Beii, Rn Hziii. Lindsay Trax. Kohn Dcroii, Awnrs I cr. Danny Tonic. Third Rowfhinda Bovd, Cnroi Thmnns. Nl P-ccirngron. Ninry Ann Vifegrzvnowrcz, M Tnrreri. Niuriiv Evans, Patsy Rosenbaum. garet Swanhcrry. Fourth Rowfhinroiri Harris, Nnncv Nonnnn Maikemcs. Ann Shnvirn. Phyiiis Schrey har Gaiixlghcr, Grace Ga' Miiierr Mart Pele Noterman. Fihh U-owfCharies Cram. Kohn Papsoi Hutchins, ioscph inhnson. Waiter Georg: Waiton. Nberv. Aston. THE SPR . INGT Dir M acted by Mrs. Lgis Mgrflgl l K fn Ara Presented b M Glee Cl Y Qlody C1 1, ortifind Orchestra Y arch 16 iar a. 'K 'yt-4 '-1 ' 'v .. 1- U1 M . Y l U .J 2- fl ggi M . we 5 x 3 IHE MODER CHOIR U I Sponsor: MR. CHARLES H. DAVIS First Row lleft rn rtghtl-lnlvne Gibbon. Gwen Evans. Barbara Bachrnan. Marie Needham Nancv l,nn Palermo, 2, ,ft loan Hnntztnger Barbara Schmidt Sallv l.on Belles. Marv Sxnirh, Rnaemarie Knnxlega, Ioan Madden. Shlrle-1 N: Q Hender Kav Noonan Rnrh Evinw Dot Hlrkinun Inmne Pluto Verx Chwrlex Ida Price ihirlev Fvxnw 'EQ Second Row-Betts' Marie Cnursen, Margaret Galle. Alayne Ashton. Pearl l'l.-rbav. Nancv Pavnc. Marlene Holtzman, ' gh l?2IerEle Iackssvnh liaul rlvseg ll?rInaIldHStahIl, VNi'illianfD ?hl1ngrf:aE. Mzwtv Znglarek, Harruet Fclcler Ht-len Man- n , y na: ezlnnr ee er. nan ie n. 1 ian nncmn, r1 ores .C ert ancv raze. M Third Row-Madelyn Rinehimer. Carnl lfdwardf. Margie MCAclara. laner Fluegel C.-ml Sulnnmn. Barbara Sulluxan. 0 lrene Schtmmel. Bob A-vers, VVarren Pavne. lnhn Kline. Ronnie Reed, Turn Mnchler Harrx' Nurlnn, Cfharlvs v Benner. lrn Zatcnll. Bobbve Hnnver loan Harms. Elaine Smith Dnrrvthv Philipp. Dtxrtwthx' Teppett. Pat llrazlann Fourth Row-Nancy Milford llIClY Nfvbel. Carol George. Barbara Katante. lames Mnnwn. lan-ws Clxnrlv, lrmrne Gurterman. Bill Peters. Maurice lVlUNeelv, Herbert Evans, lim VV1ll1ams. l.arrv Chmprr Marx' Beth lacnbs 4 -. Marv lane Hughes, Doris Allen Virginia Edgar Kav Amon. Eileen llarltlnx, lcannu Marshall. Rnbvrta Blalxeflev Xe Fifth Row-lam: llonner. Eleanor Yunng. Gertrude Homer. Itwannc Paxrltwnuh. Laurens Grenawalt. Dm Trax. Rnwwll -a.g Thomas, lim Elliott Robert Edgar. Carl Flueqel Melvin Manhart George Smrth, Wavnv VValter1 Rall llam- . Y 1, Q Chris Nolan Carl Sanlilxppo, Iohn Iagltmn lm: Mclieawn lim Grace Themlnrc Thrvnxar Bt-ttv Rowan, Hartwlvn Hertz. Nnncv Casterltn, lane: Fc-nxtrrmacher. llilala VVc1ncl. Viola Pnxtjnc. Allvce Vtwsler. A',. , . :1 '5 THE BA D W 1 spt11N1r M11 LHARLILS H DAv1s 3 It rat Row llzlt rr 1 mt rt i t r 1. i in mm ur e rx: nnet nuri t r 'ans. alrtcc Lhigos P4 nl llvcrmam. , N. ' . x l . 1 . C rn f , 1 -- 1 . N ar In Lngare . ecnnd Row-R Chard llutcl Q, nv err ' Q a . tw 'antruw : v 1 ' r .rut '. Q . an 'v uwell Thmnas tnex laxnx. , urn Q . t1 1 1: we 1 J 1 1 tv 1- 5' 'la t1 1 . . -- 'a ter Surrell. se wx ny t1 .harlw Uenncr. ird Row-P. tsv M ll' 7 a Hcava '1 iz n . V e . . rrv atuk. 4, tzrer N11 ernu n tw . x r nrrv Wtwnd. nbert Anorx' rr t es wnaltl 'a1. ev - rw v1 1 f .1 -- faze t1 ' :nr rt nr Evans, 1 01-le 'is er, ..' -1 i, ' . n' - tw n over . tn 't' t-.1 1- t1 5 .1 1-. t 1t txbert Hall. Robert Burvis. al, ' .f fda. if f ar 'TYR My f AR. J 1 U, -'Mb 'fa W3 A pf W . 1 I My M. ,u i 3 Masters of Ceremony-Ronald Reed, Warren Payne, Hugh Lynch, Robert Ayers, Barry Friedson, Iohn Foley. STARS ON PARADE 90 QQ 7. C Q 0-Q IQ I iw if xX .A- THE ELMPRI T Advisors MISS CATHERINE McMANMON MISS MARION R. SIEGEL MR. ANTHONY YUKNAVICH MR. I. FRANCK DENNIS ,pq:,. ,fl .AQ 1' HIGH A 4' 9 ii'i'-It gi QQ' w,,,.- ., ..,. If T T T. ,l W a gy 5-.dv in' . 9 ,G- S' tial- .l f ell x ' 'yi -. at .4 .a'Q 'I4,LAn' Editor-in-Chief MARY IANE HUGHES TYPING- STAFF Flflf Row ilelt to rightl-Marjorie McAdara. Ieanne Marshall, lnyce Snyder, Patricia Mc- Tague. .nw Second Row-Harnlyn Hertz, Ruth Aston, Carol Smith. loanne Ccnwcll. ' GENERAL STAFF First Row ileit in right!-Mary Carol Schmidt, Thelma Dnngas. Sara Golden. Mary lane Hughes, Roberta Blakes- lee, Helena Cnury, Maryan Powell. Miss Catherine MCManm0n, Adviser. Second Row-lim leflrry. Kay Noonan, Dellemae Wriglit, Barhara Schmidt. Veronica Brnzoslii, lrene Schimmel, Mary Ellen Zweubel, Grace Gallagher, lmuise Kraus. Robert Hoover. Third Row-Ted Thomas, Russel Singer, loanne Pavilnnis, Nance Craze. Martha Gallagher, Sandra Kaye. Ruth Mappes. Allyce Vnssyler. Kay Cunningham. lack Eurlev. Fourth Row-Alice MCNelis, Marie Needham. Eileen Harlcins, Pearl Phillistine, lane Ann Smith. Shirley Hendcr. Marlnry Wolfe, Barbara Birkenhead, Betty lane Gait, Fifth Row-lnan Kiernan. Carnl George, Florence Martin, Iudy Hall. Marilyn Monroe, Roslyn Greenwald, Sheila Williams. lnan Sekol. Pearl Harhny. Carol Edwards. Barbara Shapiro. ' A Ll 4 xhy E -i in Editor-in-Chief THE COLOPI-ION Advisors MISS MARIAN R. HOGG MISS MARION R. SIEGEL MR. H. LEON GILBERT MR. THOMAS I. HARKINS Associate Editors ARTHUR LEWIS SARA GOLDEN BARBARA SI-IAPIRO CAS 7312111 IV Sponsor: MISS MARIAN R. HOGG First Row fleft to righlj-Barbara Shapiro. Car-xl Edwards, Arthur Lewis. Nancy Casterlin. Sar Golden. Hall, loan Sekol. Sally Belles, Betty Evans. Fourth Row-Dick Cobb, loseph Swinski. ame Iakuhovitz. Second Row-Carole Sewis, Barbara Schmidt, Mar iory Wolfe, Mary Ellen Zwcihtl, Pearl Har bay. Third Row-Margaret Galle. Sheila Williams. Iudy . l Elliott, Russel Thomas. Ronald Reed, Marvin U., 4 l I L 4' fn! THE JUNIOR PROM STAIRWAY TO THE STARS TUNE 1953 0 i ' pg- W., Fx , wx THE SENIGR PROM EETHEART SWING PPRIQIIADV 1oL:4 2 i N 'W BANKING STAFF Bug Carncrs, Furs! Row Klefz to nghrj-Ieffery Smith I , Yan Sager, Head Bunk Cashiers. Second Row-Bull Maxus Io- anne Ayers, lack Earley. !'XQ IRAIJKQCHXSFHIHRS Meyers Student Deposits 1953-1954 511,776.86 Q5 gl 5, M. J' , X Wy 5 491' KEGIAN SOCIETY Kneeling lleit to rightl-Bob Kasper. Grace Gal- lagher. Fay Shaw, Charles Eastwood. First Row-Gertrude Hoover. Luke Corbett, Les- lie Nicholson, Alice McNelis. Barbara Iacob- son. president, Bill Schlingman, Theadore Thomas, vice-president, Mary Beth Iacobs. treasurer. lane! Fenstermacher. Second Row-Lee Rolhls, Martha Gallagher. Ruth Aston. Gail Eastwood, Rochelle Troy, Roberra Hoover. Barbara Shapiro, Nancy Keiser, Elea- nor Aston. Third Row-Sandra Kaye. Carol Baiz. Gail Innes Donna Mann. lanet Rinehimer. Fourth Row-Brooke Yeager. Deane Freed, Elea- nor Barr, Mary Smith, Kathleen Hochrirer. Barbara Schmidt. Berry Corsen, Elaine Gilsky. Filth Row-lack Lewis. Nadine Goldstein. Carol Soloman, lack Kantowitz, Don Fell, Robert Hoover. Pat Tools. lb ' 11 J , '43 Q4 ri? 1 'if' f O I NUS E, -Q .-N x'l -Je fn 94 I I la I A S-I 5? 1 ssl. s. BULLETIN STAFF Sponsor: MISS LOIS WEISS Seated lleft to rightl-lack Ward, lim Lnughrun. Standing-Hank Royal. George Fritzinger, Lois Weiss, Sponsor. Anthony Thomas. , Q I .,-' 4 ,- iv fl use no ooo VARIETY CLUB Sponsor: MRS. KATHRYN MALLOY First Row ileft to rightl-Christine Kelly. Gloria Stiles. Rebecca Sheasley. Sandra Korson. Mary Davis. Caroline Pyrah. Elaine Herring. Second Row-Daniel DelBalso. Westbrook Evans. Ieffrey Thompson. Alan Dukes. George Duffy. Frank Castrigano. Third Row-Ierome Fenimore. Patil Gihhon. George Price. Anna Krebs, Edna Moss. Lois Green- wald. Beverly lones. Fourth Row-Nelson Hartwigscn. lohn Daring. Frank Harrison. Kathleen Masterson. Lois Schectman. Herbert Frey. Sheldon Owens. Thomas Dymond. ,4- ...Q S D. 5 1 IGM 6009 Cm.. EJ XA Q.. Kanye: R' P9 X55 . NN' ,Jai .NW I 9 pf? Q6 4004 U. 501- I0 mash uno- V,h0' QW' S906 Gel! 'QW' . 'nik e S goqr ,Yom od Lxlllv egg. Xame -si aw Sam. nfl' C0 r X o Y' X40 vi' 50 15 ,A aaooelc 9-Ima 50 act- ad ' , Qc Nic ' Y nsj xg. .I l RIFLE CLUB Sponsor: MR. WILLIAM MORGAN First Row llefr to rightl-Art Lewis. Melvin Man- hart. lim Grace. Second Row-William Morgan, Sponsor. Boh Nor- ton. Ierry O'Dea. Larry Wicker. Iohn Davis. Thomas Thomas. Ionathon Miller. Gus Kropa. Willard George. Third Row-lack Ward. Vincent Tomchalc. Ioe Swinslti. Hank Royal. Ralph Neeley. Lee Cor- bett. Tom Muchler. Fourth Row-Fred Hartwigsen. Art Clemm, Rich- ardKormas, Charles Wroblewski. Stine Alvan Dalon. Fifth Row-Moe McNeeley, Iohn Ciclinski. Charles Montgomery. Harry' Norton. Luke Corbett. lohn Norton. Robert Nichols. BIOLOGY CLUB Sponsor: MISS MERREL First Row lleft to rightl-Frank Karnes, Treas.. Harry Norton, Secy,, Kay Noonan, Pres,. Gene Reeve, V-Pres.. George Smith, Sgt.-ab Arms, Mr, Albert VVallace. student teacher. honorary member. Second Row-lanice Evans, Irene Schimmel, San- dra Iayne, Barbara Birkenhead, Mary Ellen Weihle. Beverly Nagle, Eleanor Wheeler. Third Row-Iohn Brislin. Pat Graziano, Kay Doyle, Patricia Fenemore, Pat Guida, lim Downey. Fourth Row-Carl Fluegal. Carl Sanlilippo, lane Hauser, Iudy Hall, Anne lameson, Bernadine Zbeig, Dorothy Yulcnski, Bill Becker. Chris Nolan. V9 l If wf ' J 1 73' nl rr :K Wh , ' la if 4411! Y' QQ ,, L A .mn OFFICE ASSISTANTS Kneeling llelt to rightl-Iames Williams, Eileen Harkins. Theodore Thomas. Standing, First Row-Pearl Phillistine. Marlene Holtzman. Ruth Aston. Marcella Carr. Second low-Marjorie McAdara, Patricia Mc- Taque, Harolyn Hertz, Roberta Tosh. Third low-Claire Curley. Gertrude Clayworth. james Betts. LUNCH PATROL Flflf low llef! to rlghtl-Ioseph Mazula. Ierry O'Den. Donald Olahan. Ernest Thomas. Second low-Kenneth Fox. lumen Gittens. Bohhy Hoover. Robert Smith. Third low-Warren Payne. Robert Ayers, Charles Pont. joseph lohnsnn. Charles Ahnd. A QBKYI KS vw -4 4 -.W Sponsor: MRS. MAYNARD First Row ilt-lt to right!-Mary lane Davis. Audrey Davis, Elaine Toole Sandra Knrson, Pat Keating. Ronald Lucchino, Kenneth Frantz, llaniel Tools, Beniamin Roberts. Peggy Swanberrv. Bonnie Miichler. Second Rnw-Barbara Mnrry. lanet Bauman. Mary Coursen. Barbara Becker. Pearl Stiyers. Donald Mosaic-r. Harvey Roth. Iamcs Chebalu, 'fhoinas Noble. Anna Borys. Linda Boyd, Carolyn VVilliams. Third Row-Edith Wills, l.illi.m Eget, lacqnelme Mnnwn Lori Schechtman, lancla Steinhauer. Alan Suhneitler. Albert Anton 'l'hovn.is Norton. Paul Milford. Beverly Iavne, Rebecca Sheailev, Caroline Pvrah. Barbara Moss. Fourth Row-Marion Dalnn. Iuclith Walborn. Irma Polglar-c, Barbara Kellar. Christine Kelly. Gloria Sallitr. Susan Popky, Marv lillen Gordon. Carol Plikko, lfclna Moss. Blanche Kr:vwicki. l,incla Hargan. l.ois Greenwald. Ruth Willi.iiris. Nlargaret Vewili. Fifth Row--Fav Stnrner. Indy Iones Rosemarie lliallaghcr, Ruth Kennctlv. Gail Sullivan. l,eni Kovacs. Herbert Frey, lohn Rini-liinier, Maxine 'l'urrett. Donna lavne. Barbara Hoats. Naney Noonan. Carol Wetzel. Absent-Sharon Rowlands. Peggy Pierson. Rosemarie Wairneski. lames Murphy. MELODY CLUB Sponsor: M155 BEATRICE ROSENTHAL First Row iltft to rigbtj-Eileen Powell. lean Norton. Beverly Nagle. Camila Broqoski. Lucille Shinlio. Evelyn Lbowitz, Li: O'Kane. Mary Ann DeGuisto, Carole Lewis. Marlyn Symon. Eva Neuhurger. Mary Ann Masavage. Thelma Keller. Anita Papson. Second Row-Patsy Guido. Patsy Marash. Marlene Ulshan. Ruth Shafer. Alayne Ashton, Rita Shea, Kav Gable. Ioanne Pluto. Margaret Galle. Elizabeth Kupanaircle, lane Anne Smith. Mary Harkins. Mary Iames. Peggy Rollman. Helen Flyte. Third Row-Roslin Greenwalt. Doroth Yakowski. Marjorie Hoelfncr. Marcella Casper. Helen Fignar. Edith Dennis. Iaclcie Thomas. Betty lane gogdon. lrene Schimmel. Barbara Bachman. Grace Sheasley. Gloria Norman. Roeemary Malloy. Mary Borvs, Iennie Nrdone. loan Pavilonis. Nancy Kaiser, Hilda Wood. Fourth Row-Marie Slabinski, Indy Hall. loan Kiernan. Patsy Saylor. Bernadine Zweig. Nancy Burden. Mary Rittenhousw. Betty Evans. Sandra Iayne. Nancy McGroarty. lane Houser. Mary Lou Knorr. Ioyce Bona. ARCHERY CLUB xW 4. af 'I- . . ' in Sponsor: MRS. MAYNARD First Row ileit to right!-Sharon Needle. Ioyce Kile. Ruth Ann Boorom. Sally Fell Sheila Shaffer. Mary Carol Schmidt. Gloria Harhay. ludy Tosh. Ruth Lee Rohlis. Willitlm Wolfe. Charles Rizzo, Charles Eastwood, Ronnie Colarusso, Second Row-Dolores Nardone. Ioan Trax. Angeline Oliver. Patsy Rosenbaum. Mollie Corhetr, Rita Ann Pisano Burnette Harris. Roxanne Brown. Betty Ann Butkiewicz, lo-an Moses. Ioannc Ayers. ludv Schiffman Boh Gallagher. Ioseph Mazula. Francis Eddy. Third Row-Elnora Kell. Louise Krauss, Margery Siegel. loyce Bond. Betsy Tuhrtdy. Catherine Borvs. Kitw Roche. Carol Wolsiefer. Marilyn Evans. Stella Alewion. Ray Neely. Rohert E. Smith. Ioseph Kofehak Rohert Molchan, Ioseph Casper, Anthony Pasone. Fourth Row-Geraldine Wtulfe. Cynthia Haglev, Rosanne Caruso, Florence Sincavage. Betsy Courv. Marilyn Hutter lanet Eroh. Angelina Blasi. Kay Farr. Gwendolyn Gould. Donna Mann. Sara Malkemes, Nadine Goldstein Sandra Weiss. William Bogert, Thomas Thomas. N. Robert Smith. Fifth Row-Evelyn Fetterolf. Phyllis Schrey. Ruth Mappes. Mary Ann Wegrzynotxticz. Mellue Totten. lane! Rinc- himer. Barbara Yanora. Beverly Hertz. Patsy Miller. Ann Shovlin. Carol Baiz. Marv Louise W.tlhorn. lames Lutes, Thomas Dymoncl, Iames Smith. Nap Norwillo, Charles Hyman. Absent-Mary Bauman. Marjorie Henney. Lorraine Saber, Carol Smith. Francis Galle. lack VVall. Sponsor: MR. GRENAWALT First Row ileit to rightl-Iamcs Brown. Ioseph Brootly. litlwartl Blrnhaunt. l.ou liolvv. Cltarlos Olwitl Ralurrt t R h A t' W ir tlo WI M ltinltl tl tv n M4'fY W' lohn Wntxrttskt. W.trreii Payne, tt crt v rs ulliani : an :Imam us N . Katt V ia M L B Second Row-Eddie Xanpopplous, Micky Mclinniels, Wttlter Keller, lark Harley. Melvin Manltart. llarry Nelson. c : Charles Ahod. Kenny Hoats. Lou l'lungarter. l.arrv Thornton, Ioseplt lohnson. Martin Zunarak. Third Row-Wlll1.tin Miller. Cummings Platt. Tony Thomas. Charles Wt-livin-r. llcrhcrt lfvans. Rultartl Stunt-. Toni PIIUUH. VHICC Wftlnztr Arlin Banlu-s. Ronnie Solonien. llanlc Royal, George linrmngrr Sant l..ivtn,lsioo Y-TEEN S v - if ,I W 1 -..- 1 Sponsor: MISS MARY FORD First Row lleft to riglttj-loan Rose. Catherine McDonough, Leslie Nicholson. Kav Cunningham, Ioan Madden. Rosemary Komega. llelen lilias. Shirlev Evans. llelena Conrv. lloreene l.vons. Dawn Rizzo, Beverlv Iacltsnn. Marrella Carr. Margaret l.enahan. Ilnrothv Davis, Diane Freed. Inlxe Row. Gloria Norman, Nancv Pavnc. Carol Castrignano, Marlorie Wrill. Miss Ford. Second Row-Claire Cfnrlev, Gail livans. Catherine Gallagher, Marie Needham. Marlene llolt:nian Roberta Tosh. lleloras lichart, Thirza llimlin. Nancv l.on Palermo Bettv lane Gait. liuneve Behh. Thelma Ilongas. Sara Golden, Grace Sheaslev. Sallv l,on Bellaf. Kay Noonan, Marv Smith Shirlev llender, Barbara Schmidt. Third Row-Gertrude lllavworth, Elaine Smith. Kav O'Dca. Marvan Powell. Patricia Mclagne, Ravlean McHugh. Pearl Plrilistine. lfileen llarlrins. Barhara Donlin. Barbara Shapiro. lane Ann Smith, Gwen livane, Bvttx' Ann Kupinewic: Loretta Singlx, 'l'heodoNia Mazula. Lorraine VVQ-gizvnoniz. Allvce Vosslrr. Bettx' Conrsan Ruth livans. Fourth Rnw-IJor Brown. Carol Edwards. Roberta Blakeslee. Audrev Miller. Margie McAdams, loan Sel-col. Sheila Willitiviis, Barbara l,lovd. Nancv Kaiser. Nancv Casterlin. lean l.owe. Bettv lane Rowan. Maryorie Wrrlle. Fifth Row--Iovee Snvdvr. Marv Bt-th laroha, Virginia Eclgar,xGail Eastwood Ruth Aston. Sonia Pietro. llelcn Mandaln. Mina Polgplabe. Nancv Burden, Martha Hunchar. Sherrv Wall lean Matzer. lane! llanlels Marcella Kaminmki Madeline Desiderio. Peggy Storm. Cvnthia Wtwlfe. Barbara Iaeohson. Llonceta Fmcheri. Sixth Row-llorothv Trax. llorothv Rodgers. Mary Rittenhouse. Marilvn Moyer, Ilorothv Philipp, Dorotllv Tippit. Ioan llarris. Bettv Evans Carol ljhilipps, Marian Downey' Nancv Blenderrnan. l.illian Knpstas. Patricia Kleintolx, Nancv Milford. Carol George. Florence Martin. Mary lane llnghea. Marv Harltins. Roberta Hoover. Margaret Iones. ,A S . .xx S .S at i I Q ' P Lf. . E, 'v - l Sponsor: MR. THOMAS DONLIN First Row lleft to rightl-Eileen Harlcins. Kay O'Dea. Margie McAdara. Maryan Powell, Nancy Lou Palermo Stroud Row-Dorothy Brown, Roberta Blakeslee. Carol Edwards. 'lnhirza Himlin. Barbara Donlin. ' ,x .,.., but 4- ff' ix' 'J in 'I Ya! THE PE PAL CLUB 4 O . First Row lleft to rightl-Rosemarie Lipovslcy, Arthur Wasserstrom, Ernest Thomas. Stewart Zarembo, Kathleen Langan. Elizabeth Yancavage. Sandra Korson. Bonnie Muchler, Ann Borys, Peggy Sxianberry, Wayne Harris. Phillip Hirshburger, Roy Williams, Stephen Kleinman, Alan Schneider, Eleanor Aston. Second Row-Robert Wickkiser. Marion Dalon. Susan Wells, Myra Fischman. Ann Popky. loseph Fedorchok, Harvey Roth. Westbrook Evans, Bernard Wruble, Lillian Eget, Linda Boyd. Mary Coursen. Carol Malcsi, Barbara Serghass. Iames Monk, Gloria Holtzman. Third Row-Theresa Roberts. Herbert Frey, Awers Fisher. lanire Chibola, Robert Hall. Ioseph Dorang. Iohn Nagle. Carol Plisco, Barbara Becker Alice Brown. Daniel Toole. Gary Abrams. Thomas Novak, William Shutter, Donald Moser. William Bogart, Betty Garrison, Gail Gritz. loel Collins. Fourth Row-'Barbara Blaine, Regina Schwab. Mary Krzywiclci. Edith Wills, Betty Amos, Barbara Keller, Betty McCarriclt. Ianet Bauman. Linda Steinhauer, Sally Fell, Dorothy Shea. Barbara Faltz, Mary Gordon, Sonya Long, Marylyn'l'lughes. Fay Srarner. Carol Wetzel. Blanche Krzywicki, Theresa Nardone. Fifth Row-Carolyn Rau, Ruth Boorman. Patricia Gildea, Ann Loughran, lanet Rinehimer. Stella Alexion, Cynthia Hagley, Kitse Roche. Kay Farr, Lois Schectman. Susan Popky, Gail Sullivan. Maxine Turrett. Kathleen Masterson, Harriet Rudolph, Alice Kemmerer, Pearl Stivers, Sally Carey, Beth Kruger, Ann Miller. Absent-Austin lsenberger. Earl Christian. Peggy Lou Hummel, Kenneth Frantz, Roberta Rayeski, Marion Stevens, Ierome Fenimore. P , f J 1: ' 43 ' ' all! P ,J V K t2.!L 1' OL Gertrude Clayworth, Roberta Tosh. Marcella Carr, Pearl Phillistine, Iill Iames, Dot Iones, Carol Iames. mst. 1.1 . '1 I K E K t. if W A yi E r Q ghd J Y 'W IU IOR HO OR SOCIETY I I rm 'fl ' li ' USHERS CLUB Sponsor: MISS CASIMIR TYBURSKI First Row Klelt to rightl-lames Ieffery. Peggy Rollman. Carol Lewis, Nlariorie Kenneclv. Kathleen llochrciter Margaret Roberts, Marinrie Wolfe. Betty Conrsen. Lorraine Wcgizy'noNx'i:. Nancv Blcnderman. Maryan Powell. Betty lane Gait. lane Ann Smith. Nancy Casterlin. Marv lane Hughes, Dorothy Brown. Lnurecn Grvcntlwalt. Fred Williams. Second Row-George Smith. Cathy Mcllonmigh, lutly Wzisscrstrtvm. Marv Ann lJcGurSto, Domthv lllclxman. Sandra layne. Mary Ann Zwichel. Pearl Harhay. Anita Papson. Barbara Birkenhead. Carol Solomon. Rochelle Troy. lane: Fluegel. Moncev Miller. Marv Borys. Barbara Schmidt. Kay Noonan, Shirlev Hcnder. llclenxi Coury, Rosemarv O'Donnell. Marie Nzeclham, Allyce Vossler. Arthur Lewis. Third Row-Helen Hertley. Pearl Nagle. Eleanor Young. Gertrude-Hoover. Pat Graziano. Io-An Paviloni:-. Harrict Diamond. lane Houser. loan Kiernan. Harriet Feltlrr. loan Harris. Nancv Milford. Nancv Bnrtlen. Cnml Edwards. Roberta Blalteslee. Virginia Edgar. Gwen Evans, Florence Martin. Carol Cvenrqe. Absent-lohn McGowan. Ronald Reed. Ioseph McKeown. Marvin Ialmhovttz. Barbara Shapiro. I it Q.. .eww LTUDE T COUNCIL SENIOR ORCHESTRA Sponsors: MR. CHARLES DAVIS, MISS LILLIAN TORELLO 'int Row llelt to rightl-Margaret Galle. Lor- raine Elias, Iacqueline Stile, lulie Rose, Nancy Milford. Marion Harris. Gwen Evans. Nance Craze, Iudy Nobel, Barbara Schmidt. itcond Row-Maureen Dunn, loan Harris, Thomas Muchler, lanet Fluegel, Barbara Sullivan. Ruth Evans, William Schlingman. Ioan Sekol. Third Row-Rod Davis, Russel Thomas. Martin Zugarek, Donald Stahl, Paul Hyser, Robert Edgar. S onsor: MR. IOHN DAVIES P First Row Cleft to rightl-George Evans, Mary Ellen Gordon. Sally Smith, Molly Corbett, Grace Gallagher. Ken Frantz, Ioe O'Donnell, Bernard VVruble, Lee Rolphs. Mary Ann DeGu1sto. Myrna Fischman. Kenneth Fox. Second Row-lill Iames. Nam: O'Kane, Gayle Innes. Sandra Kaye. Martha Gallagher, Margie Wolfe, Barbara Schmidt. Billy Clayworth. Shirley Hender. Beverly Iayne, Linda Steinhauer. Barham Keller, Veronica Brozoski. Mary Alice Smith, Barbara Hoats, Nance Craze. Third Row-Sheila Williams. Neil Kornzweig. Herbie 'ry, lnius op an. i Sandra Weiss, Ann Shoblin. Carol Bair. Pat Toole, Paul Eyerman, Kenny Smith. Fourth Row--Florence Martin, Dorothy Trax. Laurene Grenawalt, Hilda Wood. Helen Flyte, Carol Solomon. Margaret Kennedy, Roberta Blakeslee, Dot Brown, Ioan Harris. Betty Coursen, lrcne Schimnxel, Kay Noonan. Betty lane Gait. Fifth Row-Arthur Lewis. Maurice MCNceley, Warren ayne. Ioe wins 1, 1 ' ' y O'Dea, George Line. Ice McKeown, lim Ietfery. Louie Foley, Iohn Brislin. I' l C l Mar orir: Bond. Kathleen Masterson P S lc' Bll Matus Mar lane Hughes, Kay Sheltered Within its traditions we have become the very heart and moving pulse of our Alma Mater. 1 N wy arsify fkfefics ana? mfmmurafs Nw in of BN: mod out an: king' th, ball rdmoon out to I! Nimtlooko decided to them 'ther to th, sidelines. n h at this was 9. 0-0 game. book standard you can get it. ctlv the case ood mmkp no ms That 'Y . '?'55f,. Y A - if FM, gr -, 0 It , 4,,jf'rsiigigsgl5 3 U5 f ll I y . , L r . . , I . .U gf, , - V ' ,Ti U.mh '. G Vx 'lip 'wggglgt F aj . e K . FSL-'l 3W::fiEfqe 3 . f.n9?0 ft + 'e +ei:i3 . Bums oughhnmm meettobu 5 Q22 N' ml . . l'0 ef'4'LLP:z' W' + H Q Coughlln : Vltallzed by a thrilling 87-yardi wmbe one ' A ytouchdown dash by Quarterbacki Jl ' Pa 'Chula ,Wgnner in the minutes of the second -halt, a ' perior Meyers High School went on to a 19-0 win over 'lin before -3804 fans Stadxum last night It 'ond victory. v ' Ol' th . loss f e if 'som was e Quarter when 57 yard ma ed the the oal Le K5 'Wk Domgxick Wal I when 0 Sabatini led t 3 ds J to open hole 6 Ear y i Meyers march ,M 9, thexr 1. RL -1... 1SSl1!f? In , OE. .M Im Take ctory est on ,oi V1 .':5 -:MH :oN-Eg .:'.. l-1 as 0 Q' 45 . pew .N E v cg no me E E- S f doing Meyers ,ve ,fgr fourth. sep in Daniels penal- izame's - penalized .Period 'the play for N Hown ,son fell s it the ling the oval ' line try. . n n . Mo. ' Wh1le y .iders jf ,a big had the session lized 15 most ,f 'of the ,to End qualpf .ale to get ,rd gain an I line. 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Second Row-Charles Wenner, Dale Reinhimer. George Fritzinger. Franklin Smith, Henry Royal, Robert Keller I I Barry Burden, Tony Thomas, George Huller. lack Ward, Iames Pyrah, Robert Furman, Iames Grace Dick Cobb Third Row-Mickey lVlcDaniels, Cummings Piatt. Ioe Price. Ronald Saunders, Ioe Koons, Bob Platt, Carl Fannon Boyd Heats. Gene Reeve, Frank Natitus, Iohn McGowan. Charles Montgomery, lerry Decker. Marty Klein WQERTYQ, Qgovun f af or MEYERS HS MEYERS HS, Frank Koons Iolm Davies Fuller Grenawalt xlllfla on--n jj Bi' W v A . -' - Q. .' FOOTBALL SCORES Meyers Opponents 13 Newport 0 0 Nanticoke 0 0 Larksville 0 7 Plains 7 0 Plymouth 7 19 Coughlin 0 21 Kingston 12 27 Luzeme 6 0 Hanover 0 6 G. A. R. 21 N Ks 273 G li F DX .1' , . Hs P1 QQ.- 'Un a ' 4 wb,' tx Q X .,,,,. T..4.,-in 'I ' x X 1 . X 7 4 3 W A Q X . 0 f if f : . f 4' 3' ww ww- , XA Q Q., ,Q ' mg . 3? .. 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' , Q57 A L 1 4 Q 3 ' ' rs H Q EQ - X9 fy WN Z-. ,Q IQ. V if 2' Egiaagii 1 'S iffs 'fi Q ...ny fn,, if J av ye Nw 5 J To . ff u , ' 1' . My wi I . , kd ffkxk Q Q Xie '. . , J' N W7 Q Q Y N124 I GIRLS BASKETBALL TEAM First Row Ile-it to righlj-Dorothy Trax, Maclalvn Rinehimer. Mary lane Hughes, Sara Golden. Barbara Iacobson. Second Roxv-Mariorie Davis, Gloria Norman. Marlowe Drey. Dorothy Davis. Kay Doyle. Lucille Shinko. lagher, Grace Sheasley, Laurene Grenawalt. Ioanne Pavilonis, Rosalie Balcnravic. Nancy O'Kane, Patricia Miller, Barbara Birkenhead, manager, Miss Deobolcl, Coach. Q 4 X O ' I, aff! GIRLS' HOCKEY TEAMS Scores Meyers 3 Coughlin Meyers l G.A.R. Meyers 8 Coughlin Meyers 0 Seminary Meyers 1 Clarks Summit Meyers 0 Seminary Marlowe Drey. Co-Captain Carol Edwards. Co-Captain Ie-Ann Ayers Marilyn Barber Barbara Birkenhead Evelyn Claywnrth Kay Doyle lane! Fluegal Kay Gabel Grace Gallagher Lorraine Grenawalr Ioan Harris Marion Harris lane Houser Mary Beth Iacnhs Barbara Katanie Carol Lewis Ruth Malloy Maryann Mnsavage Nancy McGroarty Barbara Nagle Glnria Norman Elizabeth O'Kane Nancy O'Kane Anna Papson Grace Sheaslev Marlin Simon Barbara Sullivan Y Fl 3 w TUMBLI G TEAM 5 4 v xvlff, .x Sponsor: MISS IBAN DEOBOLD First Row Ileft to rightj-Patricia Rakauskas, Pa- tricia Powell. Martha Gallagher. Ioan Paltana- vick, Ioan Urban, Theoclosea Mazula. Marlowe Drey, Nancy Beisel, Grace Gallagher, Rosalie Bolcarovic, Patricia Ward. Nancy O'Kane. Carol Thomas. ond Row-Roxanne Brown. Irma Polglase. Rosemary Gallagher, Iacqueline Munson. Sharon Syryca. Barbara Keller, Claire Gimble. Anne Marie McGuire. Marilyn Hutier. Lois Brelsfcrd. Ioan Drey. Veronica Bmzslmi. Bev- erly Innes, Barbara Heats. Third Row-Bety Ann Amos. Mary lane Davis, Gloria Holtzman, Bonnie' Muchler. Toddy Riz- zo. Anae Borys. Absent-Evelyn Clayworlh. Sec M 'S vlx ANT!- is X , sate RQ' lr SLA wb N gig R x X -1-ex. 'XS ou, 5 235 .Rx .4 x if X, xg. 4 , I l t,,5:,j1f I us xxx- , H . M im W5 N' N y , wx N F02 'Q ,ff X , ,Cf f., X, fa W i ff 10.52 ' si, iff Xlixx S K '. ,sw Q-X. IATER BALLET Sponsor: MISS IEAN DEOBOLD Water fleft tc rightl-Nancy O'Kane, Gail lones. Anita Papson. Claire Gimhel. Peggy Rollman. Grace Gallagher. loanne Ayers, Dot Trax, Madeline Rinehimer, cd--Helen'Martin. Marlyn Symons. Nancy Beisel, Iill Massingill. Dot Hickman, Kay Gabel. Betty Cnursen. Laurene Grenawalt. Barbara Sullivan. :nt-Sheila Williams, Iill Iames. WRESTLI G SQUAD 'lf Q ' V W M, Q 5 , . f .Y 5 , 7N2Nl'N f -J fa fi- 4 S 1 GYM TEAM Sponsor: MR. JOHN NAGLE First Row Heh In right!-Charles Mi' Fannon, Ioseph Koons, Iames Hodgsc Decker, Harrv Schwab. Bill Mille Bankes, lack Seknl. Second Row-Robert Guzwilm, David Sall ert Leads. Ive Donnelv. Bob Nm-mn. Yeager, lim Gittens, Bob VVhite. Pete luhn Nagle. Third Row-Bnh Leach. Richard Ienkins, Rose. lohn Nagle, Pnrrirk Mintolc. Ml nis, Bull Nm-lun, Anrhonv Pnaune. Bil lim Murphy. TRACK SQUAD Sponsor: FRANK KOONS First Row fleft to rightl-lack Klein. Ive Koons, Frank Smith, Tom Muchler, Mike Anrnnacci. Marty Kranston, Art Clemm. lim Downey. Second Row-Tony Thomas, Bill Miller, Bob Keller, lack Early, Bob Piatt, Iohn Iacksnn, Ronnie Reed, Larry Thornton, Ice Perugino. Third Row-Marty Zugarek, Warren Payne, Iohn Brislin. Hank Royal, Vince Weiner, Dick Cobb, Ed Lang. George Hutter, Bob Morrow. Tom Patton. cl'- K' ielf , 4.4-vu-4 QXIG l qw 6' lib' 0 In ' iw! s M 9 . li Allfx' 0,16 I1 vw i i l BASEBALL SQUAD Sponsor: IAMES I. McGOWAN First Row llef! In rightl-I. Broody. K. Hoats. I. Ward. I. McGowan. l... Hungarter, E. Birnbaum. I. Inhnson. M. Manhart. H. Nelson. W. Dow-ling. C. Obeid. Second Row-R. Norton, I. Broody, B. Heats, T. Miller. I. Dierolf. H. Pehola. B. Zatcoff. I. Ie5ery, M. Kline. I. Wozniak. P. Eyerman, H. Evans. Third Row-I. Norton, G. Maksi. R. Gates, R. Belles, B. Piatt, I. Price. G. Reeve, B. Burden. T. Gnnlden. I. Schutter. K. Kemmercr. T. Lewis. I. I. McGowan. Manager. lUe1Aw6qClllun'Ro'fvvJ':s:52 I lQI VIA-III Wim' Hewdmwemwmum Moet II II FII III I III-II-I-In-IU I-I IlY'HF'lF'1 I-IIILLI I Y'l ll Y' IIIIVI MMIII-LI ll l 1 N .1-I rl P'Y'Il I I I I 'J-I I lYfF1'IF'I'II'l::I'I'l'f I I Il I .Ji 'II'lf I I I I YAMIII I III I I I ll'l I' I IIDPJI I II..I.J.l.AI.I.LiJ.-ll-MIIE III I I1l'l l'I 1 IIIAIIIIIIIIMMIIIIIIIIMIIIIIMMI--I1l 1 I'I 1 MIIIIIIIIII Yli ll I I I III-.IQIIIMII - Q 1l-I-QI----Ill-13.1--I I I IU-- IIII ll? I I I I II I I I1 21- I r Q n - I P 4 3 4 I n 4 A 9 . I . U ' .4 1 A J Chorus :uni III ,li II ZIIILIII--Ill l Il I111MI I'Ifs'I'lif-III-IFTIF' IH I l1'UY 1lIlI-If I I' I IY'l Y'f7'll I I-' IMII llnijl-'-nIi FII Y' I- III- .-4h I , IVQFQFWIIN-LI'l 'D-B 7 I I IYIM'I-'1vIY':QNf1IjI'L.l---' I I .- I IIE! - III- HHH IH-IIIIl-I-QI---IIIQH-ITMIIIUQIIIIJMQ MMIIIZMIII.-114.1-I-I YIMMI-II'f'1'IlmIII U .l.L4IIl I IIYIIZI- I I ll' I' l'I' I- jIm1 mi LAI ll' Ml IIT. ' III! MII I V .. I . f , f . ,, I I 1 I 491' II1 A ue.: 0 wi .4 uv I 11: is--r I lI.IA.444I 1 IIIIZI l'IIHaIlYlI1vl4-l .1-:lr I I I vgi:-I eva- 1.4 - - 1 I f II 7 1 lI1'I.lI Ill IIOLIO 17.9 II I'L4l l I .4Y III I -I MII I III-Il I I I I ll II M ' in sz .-I l . I, . . II II -' ' ' '1'1l,gm5ggg,!g,1'l, l I I i - - - I AI: - I II'. , IP' :I I i I1 4. I l.1M.1II:I.L'I10 ITIL: MI: 1f l 'vu-Il -17:22--I . - .- a ,, '. 1 ' .. Q. 1 1 -' A ' f I o ' Q ' A Y' f ' I- - W . - ' . ., Q ' 4. - YI O I - ' I ' ' ll - I' ' al I7 I I 2 From hall and class 'rhy sludenls come. From fields +hy warriors bold. To raise wilh honor, glory. love, The loyal blue and gold. So now, lo dear old Meyers High, We proudly sland and sing. While clear againsf fha azure blue. Thy honored name we fling. ALMA MATER Chorus Loud and long Le+ us raise The song ol glory As fhy banners of frufh Proudly fly. On fhrou h life. in our hearfs We will cherish Sfeadlasl forever, Meyers High. When we rnusf leave fhy guiding hand, To fake our place in life. Then we will keep Thy honor clear Throuqh all our joy and slrile. And when lhe hand of memory Rolls beck +ime's galhering haze. We'II come once more. as now we do. To sing again thy praise. Words by Ellen Roberts, '32 Music by Mrs. Annelie Gilbert COMMEN CEMENT PROGRAM WEDNESDAY, IUNE 16, 1954 'March of the Meistersingersu .,,,...,Y......,....,.........,.,,.....,.,.,.,,.......,,,.....,... R. Wagner Senior Orchestra Miss Lillian Torello, Director PROCESSIONAL OF THE CLASS OF 1954 War March from Athaliau .....E..............,,......,...,......,E....,....,,..,,...,,,. , Mendelssohn INVOCATION .,..,..,...,.,......., ....,..,.. ,....,.A........ R e v. F. R. Edwards Minister, St. Iohn's Lutheran Church Wilkes-Barre CHORUS- The Lord is a Mighty God ,...,.............,,...,. ...,Y.,,. M endelssohn Senior Class Mr. William O. Roberts, Director REMARKS . ,,.,,.,,, .......,,,i.....,,..., ,..,....,.......,..i............,,,.,,,........ ,,.,,, M 1' . F. Dennis Principal, Elmer L. Meyers High School INTRODUCTION OF PLATFORM GUESTS Mr. Allen E. Bacon, Superintendent Mr. Lewis Iones, Mr. Iohn A. Gallagher, Members of the Board of Education COMMENCEMENT ADDRESS- Opportunity Unlimitedn Mr. Calvin Dean Johnson Former Illinois Congressman CHORUS- Sons and Daughters of a Land Reborrf' . V.....,,i,,.........,, G. O'Hara Ed. H. R. Wilson Senior Class PRESENTATION OF DIPLOMAS ....................... .............. M r. Albert H. Aston Member of the Board of Education CHORUS- Land of Hope and Glory ......i................. ....................,......... E lgar Senior Class BENEDICTION . ...... ....................... ..-... R 6 V. F. R. Edwards i CLASS SONG We the class of Fifty-four on this our parting day, Are going forth into the world, each in our separate way, Our feet may never tread again the halls we love so dear, But happy schooltime memories we always will revere. These presious da s at Meyers High will soon come to an end We'll say farewellyto those we love, to teacher, and to friend. Our colors proud, the blue and gold, may they wave on forever And lead us on to greater heights and be forgotten never. CHORUS Hail all hail to Meyers High and the Class of '54 We'll strive to keep the banner high Of those who've gone before. Words:Carol Phillips, Ioyce Snyder Music: Barbara Donlin FAREWELL SONG Through all our years at Meyers High We little dreamed the time so nigh, When we would leave your friendly halls, Your rooms and your protective walls. Yet now at last the hours arrive, With mem'ries we'll fore'er revive. And as we bid a last farewell To you, in praise our voices swell. CHORUS Meyers, we'll remember you, ' Your proudly waving gold and blue. ' In future years we know our might Will ever flow from your great light., Music: Dorothy Brown Words: Sara Golden ALMA MATER From hall and class thy students come, From fields thy warriors bold. To raise with honor, glory, love, The royal blue and gold. So now to dear old Meyers High We proudly stand and sing, While clear against the azure blue, Thy honored name we fling. CHORUS Loud and long Let us raise the song of glory As th banners of truth Proudly fly. On through life, in our hearts We will cherish Steadfast forever, Meyers High. When we must leave thy guiding hand To take our place in life, Then we will keep thy honor clear Through all our joy and strife. And when the hand of memory Rolls back times gathering haze, We'll pause once more, as now we do, To sing again thy praise. Ellen Roberts, '32 Music by Annette Gilbert Wiggins enior .dn ex 7th Grade - 131 Boys 121 Girls Total 252 8th Grade -- 146 Boys 96 Girls Total 242 9th Grade -- 119 Boys 122 Girls Total 241 CHARLES MOD ' a eball 2: M Club 4: Class Basketball l, 2. 3 Basketball Manager 3, 4. B s - 4: Class Baseball l, 2, 3: lunior Prom Committee 3: Senior Prom Commit- tee 4: Lunch Patrol 3. 4, :crm Asn:-mm Olllce Assistants 4. DORIS CLAIRE ALLEN Chapel Program 3, 4: Christmas Program 3. 4: Amateur Night 2. 3: Mod- ern Choir 2, 3. 4: H. R. Representative l: Modern Choir Concert 2, 3. 4. KATHERINE E. AMOS Tumbling 2, 3: Amateur Night 3: Modern Choir 2. 3, 4: Latin Club 2: Modern Choir Concert Z. 3. 4: Gym Exhibition 3, 4: Y-Teens 3, 4. RICHARD ASTON Wrestling 1. 2: lunior H. S. Glee Club 1. RUTH ASTON Chapel Program 3, 4: Olllce Assistants 4: Elmprint Typing Staff 3, 4: Kegian Society 2, 3. 4: lunior H. S. Glee Club 8, l: Y-Teens 3, 4. ROBERT L. AYERS Elmprint 3: M Club 4: Track 1. 2. 3, 4: Class Basketball 2, 3, 4: Class Baseball 2. 3: lunior Prom Committee 3: Bulletin Boys 4: Christmas Pro- gram 2, 3, 4: Amateur Ni ht 4: Modern Choir 2, 3, 4: Class Cashier 3: H. R. Representative 2: Sinior Prom Committee 4: Modern Choir Con- cert 2. 3. 4: Lunch Patrol 3. 4. IOSEPH BERTON Class Cashier 4. IAMES ERSKINE BETTS Clans Basketball 1: Chapel Program l: lunlor Prom Committee 3: Bulletin Boys 4: Modern Choir 3: Class Cashier 1: Senior Prom Committee 4. EDWARD I. BIRNBALIM Basketball 2, 3, 4: Baseball 2. 3, 4: M Club 3, 4: Class Basketball 2, 4. ROBERTA BLAKESLEE ' ' ' ' ' h ' Cl B lr b ll 1. 2: Elmprint l, 2, 3, Associate Editor 4. Colop on 2, ass as et a Chapel Program 2: Class Night Aide 3: Iunior Prom Committee 3: Cheer Leader 4: Y-Teens 3. 4: Christmas Program 2. 3. 4: Amateur Night 8. l. 2. 3, 4: Modern Choir 2. 3, 4: Latin Club 1. 2: H. R. Representative 8. l. 2. 3. 4: Usher'a Club 2, 3, 4: Senior Council 4. Vice Pres.: Senior Honor Societ 4: lunior Honor Society 2. 3. 4: Sewing Club 8. Pres.: Iunior H. S. Glee Club 8. 9: Senior Prom Committee 4: Modern Choir Concert 2, 3. 4: Operetta 9: Student Council 8, I, 2, 3, Vice Pres. 4. EDWARD BRELSFORD Modern Choir 4: Kegian Society 3, 4: Rille Club 2. 3. IOHN BROODY Baseball 1. 2. 3, 4: Class Basketball l. IOSEPH I. BROODY Football l. 2, 3. 4: Baseball l. 2. 3, 4: M Club 4: Wrestling 4: Amateur Night 2. 3. 4: Gym Team l, 2, 3: lunior H. S. Glee Club 7. 8, I: Senior Play 4: Lunch Patrol l, 2. 3: Gym Exhibition 2. DOROTHY CLAIRE BROWN Class Basketball l, 2: Chapel Program 7, 8. l, 2. 3. 4: Class Night Aide 3: Cheer Leader 4: Y-Teens 3, 4: Christmas Program 2. 3, 4: Amateur Nl ht 2. 3, 4: Modern Choir 2. 3, Pres. 4: H. R. Representative 2, 4: Uslieri Club 2, 3. 4: Senior Council 4: Commencement Orchestra 2, 3, 4: Amateur Night Orchestra 2. 3. 4: Operetta Orchestra 2: Senior Honor So- ciety 4: Iunior Honor Society 2, 3, 4: luninr H, S. Glee Club l: Senior Prom Committee 4: Modern Choir Concert 2. 3. 4: Senior Play 4: Operetta 1. IAMES THOMAS BROWN Football l. 2. 3. 4: M Club 4: Class Basketball 7. 8. 9: Amateur Night 4: lunior H. S. Glee Club 7, 8, 9: Operetta l. ANTHONY F. BROZOSK1 Baseball l: Class Basketball l: Chapel Program l: Art Club l, 2. MARCELLA IOAN CARR Elmprint 8. I. 2, 3: Girls' Basketball l: Tumbling 7, 8, l. 2: Class Basket- ball 7, 8. l. 2. 3, 4: Maiorette 3. 4: Chapel Program 8: Iunior Prom Com- mittee 3: Y-Teens 3. 4: Olllce Assistants 4: Amateur Night 2. 3, 4: Water Ballet l, Z: Senior Prom Committee 4: Senior Play 4: Gym Ex- hibition 7. 8, 1. H.-nbias.:-at..a.nmJ..t.nt-e,..u.,.e , f. ..,.-...-:-,. x, , .,..,- . -..a..,5s,A-r.:r:r.i..luQ.h...s.s.,.,.,,,t....., ' :.-,g,,.A,,.5,,'a,,- , 10th Grade - 101 Boys 108 Girls Total 209 11th Grade - 110 Boys 103 Girls Total 213 12th Grade -- 82 Boys 87 Girls Total 169 NANCY LOUISE CASTERLIN Elmprint 2: Colophon 3. Associate Editor 4: Class Basketball 7, 8. 1. 2. 3: Class Baseball l. 2, 3: Class Volleyball l, 2. 3: Chaglel Program l. 2. 3. 4: Class Night Aide 3: lunior Prom Committee 3: Y- eens 3. 4: Christmas Program 2, 3. 4: Amateur Night 2. 3. 4: Modern Choir 2. 3, 4: Usher's Club 2. 3, 4: Senior Honor Society 4: lunior Honor Society 2. 3, 4: Art Club 2: Sewing Club 8: lunior H. S. Glee Club 7. B: Senior Prom Com- mittee 4: Modern Choir Concert 2. 3. 4: District Chorus Festival 4. VERA CHARLES Amateur Night 2. 3, 4: Modern Choir 2. 3. 4: Modern Choir Concert 2. 3. 4. IAMES DENNISON CHIIDY Modern Choir 4: Art Club 2: Modern Choir Concert 4. IOHN STEPHEN CIESLINSKI Class Basketball 2: Rille Club 2. 3. 4. GERTRUDE ANN CLAYWORTH Tumbling 7. 8. l. 2. 3. 4: Class Basketball 2. 3. 4: Maiorette 3. 4: Chapel Program 2, 3, 4: Iunior Prom Committee 3: Olhce Assistants 4: Amateur Night 2. 3, 4: Christmas Play 7: Class Cashier 3: Water Ballet 2. 3: H. R. Representative l, 4: Senior Council 4: Senior Prom Committee 4: Band Concert 4: Gym Exhibition 2. 3, 4: Y-Teens 3. 4. ARTHUR F. CLEMM, IR. Track l, 2. 3. 4: Biology Club 2. 3. 4: Rille Club 2, 3. 4. IOANNE CONWELL Elmprint Typing Stai 3. 4. HELENA COLIRY Elmprint Assoc. Editor 4: Class Basketball l. 2: Class Night Aide 3: lunior Prom Committee 3: Y-Teens 3. 4: Amateur Night 2. 3: Llsher's Club 2, 3, 4: lunior Honor Society 2. 3. 4: lunior H. S. Glee Club l: Senior Prom Committee 4. KATHRYN FRANCES CUNNINGHAM Elmprint 2, 3. 4: Class Basketball l. 2: Class Volleyball l: lunlor Prom Committee 3: Y-Teens 3, 4: Amateur Night 3. 4: Class Cashier l. 4: Senior Prom Committee 4. CLAIRE FRANCINE CURLEY Girls' Basketball l. 2: Tumbling l, 2, 3: Class Basketball 1. 2. 4: lunior Prom Committee 3: Amateur Night 3: Christmas Play l: Gym Exhibition 1, 2. 3: Y-Teens 3, 4. JANET MINNIE DANIELS Class Basketball l. 2: Y-Teens 3. 4: Olllce Assistants 4: Amateur Night 3, 4. WILLIAM MARK DECKER Modern Choir 3, 4: Rifle Club 2. 3: Modern Choir Concert 3. DONALD . Del? INA lunior S. Glee Club 1: Band 8, I, 2: Band Concert 8, 1. 2: Gym Exhibition 2. IOHN l. DiMAGGIO Football l. 2: Wrestling l. 2. 3. 4: Tumbling 2. 3: Class Basketball 2: Chapel Program 2: H. R. Representative l: Gym Team 2. 3, 4: Art Club 2: Lunch Patrol 2, 3: Gym Exhibition 3: Amateur Night 4. THELMA DONGAS Elmprint 2, 3: Assoc. Editor 4: Colophon 2. 3: Class Basketball 7. 8, l. 2: Chapel Program 7. l. 2. 3: Class Night Aide 3: Iunior Prom Committee 3: Y-Teens 3. 4: Amateur Night 2. 3. 4: Modern Choir 2, 3. 4: Class Cashier 1. 2, 3: Latin Club 2: sher's Club 2. 3, 4: Senior Honor Socie 4: lunior Honor Society 2, 3. 4: lunior H. S. Glee Club 7. 8: Senior Plum Committee. Gen. Chairman 4: Modern Choir Concert 2, 3, 4. BARBARA ANN DONLIN Class Basketball 7. 8. I. 2: Iunlor Prom Committee 3: Cheer Leader 4: Y-Teens 3. 4: Christmas Program 7: Amateur Ni ht 2. 3. 4: Christmas Play 7: Sewing Club 8: Senior Prom Committee 4: Sgenlor Play 4. IAMES DOWNEY Track 2. 3. 4: Class Basketball 8, l: Biology Club, Pres. 2. Vice Pres. 3, 4: lunior H. S. Glee Club 8: Band 8. MARLOWE DREY Girls' Basketball 3. 4: Girls' Hockey 2. 3, Co-Capt. 4: Tumbling 2. 3 4: Class Basketball 1, 2. 3. 4: Y-Teens 3, 4: Water Ballet 1. 2. 3: Gym Exhibition 1. 2, 3. 4. .:a......A.aaara1K.. aiialamamrmuin, . I. .W uztnaa. ,ACK W. EARLEY Elmprint Sports Ed. 4: Baseball l: M Club 4: Track 2. 3. 4: Class Basket- ball l: Modern Choir 2. 3: Head Cashier 3. 4: Iunior H. S. Glee Club 7, 8: Modern Choir Concert 2. GAIL EASTWOOD Class Basketball 2, 3: Amateur Night 2, 3. 4: Class Cashier 2: Kegian Society 2, 3. 4: Y-Teens 3, 4. DOLORES ECKERT Y-Teens 3, 4: Christmas Program 2, 3. 4: Amateur Night 2, 3. 4: Modern Choir 2, 3. 4: Iunior H. S. Glee Club 7. 8. 1: Senior Prom Committee 3: Modern Choir Concert 2, 3, 4: Operetta 7, 8, l. VIRGINIA RUTH EDGAR Class Basketball l, 2. 3: Class Volleyball 1. 2. 3: Class Night Aide 3: lunior Prom Committee 3: Y-Teens 3, 4: Amateur Night 2, 3. 4: Modern Choir 2. 3. 4: Ushers Club 2, 3. 4: Senior Honor Society 4: Iunior Honor Society 2. 3. 4: Iunlor H. S. Glee Club 1: Modern Choir Concert 2, 3. 4. CAROL ANN EDWARDS Elmprint l, 2. 3. 4: Colophon 2. 3: Associate Editor 4: Girls' Hockey I, 2, 3: Co-Captain 4: Class Basketball 7. 8, l, 2, 3: Chapel Program 7. 8. 1. 2, 3. 4: Class Night Aide 3: Girls' Basketball, Manager l, 2. 3: lun- ior Prom Committee 3: Cheer Leader 4: Y-Teens 3, 4: Christmas Program 2, 3. 4: Amateur Ni ht 2, 3. 4: Modern Choir 2. 3, 4: Water Ballet 3: Latin Club l. 2: H. Representative 7, 8, l, 2, 3: l.lsher's Club 2. 3. 4: Senior Honor Societ 4: lunior Honor Society 2, 3, 4: Art Club 2: Sewing Club 7: Iunior H. Glee Club 8. 1: Senior Prom Committee 4: Modern Choir Concert 2, 3, 4: Senior Play 4: District Chorus Festival 4. GAIL ELIZABETH EVANS Y-Teens 3. 4: Amateur Night 3, 4. HERBERT EVANS Football l, 2: Baseball 2, 3, 4: M Club 4: Christmas Program 3, 4: Mod- ern Choir 3, 4: Biology Club 2: lunior H. S. Glee Club l: Modern Choir Concert 3, 4. SHIRLEY MAE EVANS 4 Chagel Program 3. 4: Y-Teens 3, 4: Christmas Program 3. 4: Amateur Nig t 4: Modern Choir 2, 3. 4: Modern Choir Concert 2. 3. 4. CONCETTA FISHERI Class Basketball 2. 3. 4: Class Baseball 2, 3. 4: Class Volleyball 2. 3, 4: Y-Teens 3. 4. CARL IOHN FLUEGEL Basketball 2: Football 2: Track 2, 4: Class Basketball 2, 4: Christmas Program 4: Modern Choir 4: Senior -Prom Committee 4: Modern Choir Concert 4: Senior Play 4. IOHN CHARLES FOLEY Football 2, 3, 4: Baseball 2, 3, 4: M Club 4: Wrestling 1, 2, 3. 4: Class Basketball 2, 3. 4: Class Baseball 2, 3, 4: Iunior Prom Committee 3: Amateur Night 4: Class Cashier 4: Senior Prom Committee 4. WILLIAM FRANCHI - - M Club 3. 4: Wrestling 2. 3. 4. BARRY LEONARD FRIEDSON Rlhe Club 3: Amateur Night 4. ELIZABETH IANE GAIT Elmprint 2. 3. 4: Class Basketball 2. 3. 4: Chapel Program 2, 3. 4: Class Night Aide 3: Iunior Prom Committee 3: Y-Teens 3, Pres. 4: Amateur Night 2. 3. 4: Class Cashier 8. 1. 2: Latin Club l. 2: H. R. Representative. Sec.-Trees, 3. 4: Senior Class Ofllce, V. Pres. 4: Senior Council 4: Senior Honor Society 4: lunior H. S. Glee Club 7, 8, l: Senior Prom Committee 4: Senior Play 4: Operetta 7, 8, l. CATHERINE MARY GALLAGHER Amateur Night 3: Biology Club 2: Y-Teens 3: lunior H. S. Glee Club 7. 8. IOSEPH GARRAH Baseball 1: Wrestling i, 3: Iunior Prom Committee 3: Art Club 1. 2, 3. 4: Senior Prom Committee 4. IAMES P. GELSLEICHTER ' Modern Choir 2. 3. 4: Class Cashier 3: Rifle Club 2. 3: Senior Prom Com- mittee 4: Modern Choir Concert 2. 3. FRED GILBOY Wrestling I. 2: Gym Team l, 2. 3. 4: Gym Exhibition 2. 3. HOWARD GOERINGER Band 2. 3: Band Concert 2. 3. SARA RUTH GOLDEN . Elmprint 8, 1. 2, 3: Assoc Ed. 4: Colophon 3. Assoc. Ed. 4: Girls Basket- ball 3. 4: Class Basketball 7. 8. l. 2. 3, 4: Class Baseball 7. 8. l, 2, 3. 4: Class Volleyball 7. 8. l. 2, 3 4: Chapel Program 8. l. 2. 3, 4: Iunior Prom Committee 3: Y-Teens 3. 4: Amateur Night 2. 3, 4: Water Ballet 3: Latin Club 1, 2: Senior Prom Committee 4: Variety Club 7: Sewing Club 7, 8. KATHY GROSSMAN Chapel Program 8, l. 2. 3. 4: Class Night Aide 3: Modern Choir 3: lun- ior Orchestra 8. l: H. R. Representative 7: Usher's Club 2, 3. 4: Com- mencement Orchestra l. 2: Senior Honor Society 4: Iunior Honor Society 2, 3. 4: Art Club 2: Iunior H. S. Glee Club 7. B, l: Modern Choir Con- cert 3. EILEEN ANN HARKINS Elmprint l. 2, 3. 4: Class Basketball 2. 3: Class Volleyball l: Chapel Program 2. 3. 4: Iunior Prom Committee 3: Cheer Leader 4: Y-Teens 3. 4: OBce Assistants 3. 4: Christmas Program 3, 4: Amateur Night 2, 3. 4: Modern Choir 3. Sec. 4: H. R. Representative 3: Iunior H. S. Glee Club l: Modern Choir Concert 3: Operetta 1. CARL A. HERGERT. IR. Wrestling l. 2: Christmas Program 3: Christmas Play 3: Class Cashier l: Latin Club 2: Gym Exhibition 2. HAROLYN GAY HERTZ 5' Chapel Program 2, 3. 4: Iunior Prom Committee 3: Office Assistants 4: Elmprint Typing Stall' 4: Christmas Program 2. 3. 4: Amateur Night 2. 3: Modern Choir 2, 3. 4: Modern Choir Concert 2, 3. THIRZA MAY HIMLIN Class Basketball 2, 3. 4: Class Baseball 2, 3. 4: Class Volleyball 2, 3. 4: Cheer Leader 4: Amateur Night 3. 4: Latin Club 2: Iunlor H. S. Glee Club 7, 8, l: Y-Teens 3, 4. KENNETH HOWARD HOATS Basketball 2: Football 3. 4: Baseball 3. 4: M Club 3. 4: Wrestling 2: Track 1, 2: Class Basketball 1, 4: Amateur Night 3. 4. N RICHARD HOGGARTH Class Basketball 7, 8, 1: Class Baseball 7, 8, 1. MARLENE DEE HOLTZMAN Class Basketball 2. 3. 4: Class Baseball 2, 3. 4: Class Volleyball 2. 3. 4: Chapel Program 2. 3, 4: Iunior Prom Committee 3: Ofllce Assistants 4: Christmas Program 2. 3, 4: Amateur Night 2, 3: Modern Choir 2. 3. 4: Class Cashier 3. 4: lunior H. S. Glee Club 2: Senior Prom Committee 4: Modern Choir Concert 2. 3. 4: Senior Play 4. ROBERTA ANN HOOVER Girls' Basketball 3. 4: Class Basketball l, 2: Chapel Program 2. 3. 4: Christmas Program 2. 3. 4: Amateur Night 8, l. 2, 4: Modern Choir 2. 3. 4: Kegian Society 2. 3. 4: Iunior H. S. Glee Club 7, 8. l: Modern Choir Concert 2, 3. 4: Operetta l: Y-Teens 3. 4. MARY IANE HUGHES Elmprint l, 2. Iunior Editor 3. Editor-in-Chief 4: Girl's Basketball l. 2. 2.61: Cl3ss3Ba:keE:lLall 3. 4: Class Basebaghl. 2. 3.13: Class Volley- I. , , : ape og 1. , 3.4: 't 2. 3. 4: g?n:teur Nigllit 4: llllodzllh Choir 2, h4?sVI-Esc: 'ilgh1'l's. Latin l. 2: . . ep esentati e 2, 3. 4: ' lb 2. 3. 4: S ' Cdhncil 4: Senior Honor: Societly 4: gunior Hsnfaxr sSoci:ty 2. 3. 4: Iiilrllgl H. S. Glee Club l: Senior Prom ommittee 4: Modern Choir Concert 2. 3. 4: School Reporter for the Sunday Independent 4. MARTHA HUNCHAR Elmprint 2, 3: Y-Teens 3. 4: Amateur Night 3. LOUIS ALFRED I-IUNGARTER Football 2, 4: Baseball 2, 3, 4: M Club 2. 3, 4: Wrestling 1, 2. 3, 4: Amateur Night 3, 4: Class Cashier 3: Senior Class Office, Pres. 4: Senior Council 4: Senior Prom Committee 4: Lunch Patrol 3. CLAYTON THEODORE HYMAN Basketball 2, 3: Class Basketball 2: Class Baseball 2: Chapel Program 2: Lunch Patrol 2, 3. BEVERLY ANN IACKSON Class Basketball 2, 3, 4: Class Baseball 2, 3, 4: Class Volleyball 2, 3, 4: Chapel Program 2, 3. 4: Iunior Prom Committee 3: Christmas Program 2, 3, 4: Amateur Night 2. 3, 4: Modern Choir 2. 3. 4: Iunior H. S. Glee Club 8, l: Modern Choir Concert 2, 3, 4. IOHN MORRISTJACKSON Colophon 4: rack Z, 3. 4: Class Basketball 4: Class Baseball 7, 8, l, 2, 3, 4: Chapel Program 7, 8, 1, 2. 3, 4: lunior Prom Committee 3: Christmas Program 2, 3, 4: Amateur Night 4: Modern Choir 2. 3, 4: Iunior Orches- tra I: Senior Orchestra 2: lunior H. S. Glee Club 7, 8, l: Senior Prom Committee 4: Band l, 2, 3: Band Concert 1, 2, 3: Modern Choir Con- cert 2, 3, 4: Senior Play 4: Operetta 7. JOHN X. IACOBS Basketball 1: Football 1. 2: Iunior Prom Committee 3: Gym Team 3: Ama- teur Night 4. MARY BETH IACOBS Girl's Hockey 3. 4: Class Basketball 2, 3, 4: Chapel Program 2. 3. 4: Class Night Aide 3: Iunior Prom Committee 3: Y-Teens 3, 4: Amateur Night 2. 3. 4: Nlodern Choir 3. 4: Kegian Society 2, 3, Treas. 4: Modern Choir Concert 3. 4. BARBARA SUSAN IACOBSON Girls' Basketball 4: Class Basketball l. 2: Chapel Program 2, 3. 4: Class Night Aide 3: Iunior Prom Committee 3: Y-Teens 3. 4: Amateur Night 2, 3. 4: Kegian Society 2, 3, Pres. 4. MARVIN E. IAKIIBOVITZ Elmprint 4: Colophon 4: Class Basketball 1: Chapel Program 2. 3. 4: Mod- ern Choir 2: Usher's Club 2, 3, 4: Senior Honor Society 4: lunior Honor Society 2, 3, 4: Iunior H. S. Glee Club 8. l: Modern Choir Concert 2: Lunch Patrol 2, 3: Iunlor Class Party Committee 3. CAROL SANDRA IAMES Class Basketball 2: Nlajorette 2, 3. 4: Y-Teens 4: Amateur Night 3, 4. IAMES IROR IEFFERY Elmprint 3, Sports Editor 4: Tumbling I: Class Basketball 7. 8, I, 4: lunior Prom Committee 3: Baseball 2, 3. 4: Class Cashier l. 2: H. R. Representative 7. Pres. 4: Llsher's Club 2. 3, 4: Senior Council 4: Vice Pres. of Senior Class: Iunior Honor Society 2, 3, 4: Senior Prom Com- mittee 4. IOSEPH EDWARD IOHNSON Basketball l, 2. 3: Football 1. 2, 3. 4: Baseball l, 2. 3. 4: M Club U. 4: Class Basketball 1, 4: Iunior Prom Committee 3: Lunch Patrol 2. 3. BRUCE ANTHONY IOHNSTON Baseball 3: Stage Crew 2. 3. 4: Amateur Night 4. MARCELLA ROSE KAMINSKI Elmprint Typing Staff 4: Amateur Night 3: Y-Teens 3. 4. FRANCIS KELLER Christmas Program 2: Christmas Play 2: Senior Orchestra I. 2, 3: Com- mencement Orchestra 2. 3: Amateur Night Orchestra 2. 3. 4: Band l. 2. 3, 4: Band Concert l, 2. 3, 4: Modern Choir Concert 3. WALTER IOSEPH KELLER Football l. 3. 4: Track 2: Class Basketball l. IOHN C. KLINE 4 Christmas Program 2. 3. 4: Christmas Plag 2, 3: Modern Choir 2. 3. Treas. 4: Iunior H. S. Glee Club l: Senior rom Committee 4: Band 2. 3: Sgt.-at-Arms 4: Band Concert 2, 3. 4: Modern Choir Concert 2. 3. 4. LESTER KRAUS Football l: Wrestling 1. 2. 3: Class Basketball l. IOSEPH KUMIEGA LILLIAN A. KUPSTAS Glrl's Basketball 8, I: Glrl's Hockey 2: Class Volleyball 2: Chapel Program 2. 3: Class Night Aide 3: Amateur Night 2. 3, 4: Class Cashier l. 2. 3. 4: Latin Club 2: Usher's Club 2. 3, 4: Senior Honor Society 4: junior Honor Society 2, 3. 4: Y-Teens 3. Sec. 4. ROSEMARY AGNES LEE MARGARET ANN LENAHAN Class Basketball 3: Class Volleyball 2: Amateur Night 3. 4: Y-Teens 3. 4. ARTHUR T. LEWIS Colophon 3. Editor-in-Chief 4: Track 3: Class Basketball 7. 8. l. 2. 3: Class Baseball 7. 8, l. 2. 3: Chapel Program l. 2. 3. 4: junior Prom Committee 3: Class Cashier 8: H. R. Regresentative 3. 4: Ushers Club 2. 3. 4: Senior Council 4: Senior Honor ocieay 4: lunior Honor Society 2. 3. 4: Art Club 8. l: Rille Club 3. 4: Senior rom Committee 4. IEAN MARLENE LOWE Amateur Night 4. HUGH IAMES LYNCH Basketball 2. 3: Stage Crew 2. 3, 4: Amateur Night 3. 4. DORENE EDNA LYONS Elmprint 3: Y-Teens 3. 4: Amateur Night 3. SEYMOUR L. MAGER ' Class Basketball l: Chapel Program 4: Iunior Orchestra l: Amateur Night Orchestra 3. 4: Band l, 2: Band Concert l, 2. ELEN MANDAK H Amateur Night 3, 4: Modern Choir 3, 4: Senior Prom Committee 4: Modern Choir Concert 3. 4: Y-Teens 3. 4. MELVIN LEROY MANHART Baseball 3. 4: M Club 4: Chapel Program 4: luaior Prom Committee 3: Modern Choir 4: Iunior H. S. Glee Club 7. 8, l: Rille Club 3. 4: Senior Prom Committee 4: Modern Choir Concert 4: Operetta 8. IEANNE D. MARSHALL . Elmprint 3. Bus. Mgr. 4: Class Basketball 7. 8, l. 2. 3. 4: lunior Prom Committee 3: Y-Teens 3. 4: Christmas Program 2. 3. 4: Amateur Night 2. 3. 4: Modern Choir 2. 3. 4: Color Guard 3: Senior Prom Committee 4: Modern Choir Concert 2. 3. 4: Operetta 7, 8. l. BEVERLY MATZER Iunior Prom Committee 3: Amateur Night 2. 3. 4: Art Club l: Sewing Club 2. IEAN MARIE MATZER Class Basketball 2: Class Volleyball 2: Y-Teens 3. 4: Amateur Night 2. 3. 4: Senior Prom Committee 4. MARGARET RUTH McADARA Elmprint 3: Chapel Program 3: Cheer Leader 4: Y-Teens 3. 4: Ofllce As- sistant 4: Elmprint Typing Staff 4: Amateur Night 3. 4: Modern Choir 3. 4: Modern Choir Concert 3. ISABEL F. McCORMICK Y-Teens 3. CATHERINE ROSE McDONOUGH Class Basketball 2. 3. 4: Chapel Program 2, 3. 4: Iunior Prom Commit- tee 3. Y-Teens 3. 4: Amateur Night 2. 3. 4: Senior Honor Society 4: Kegian Society 3. 4. RAYLEAN CLAIRE MeHUGH Amateur Night 3. 4: Y-Teens 3. 4. IOSEPH FRANCIS McKEOWN Class Basketball l: Chapel Program l. 2. 3, 4: Iunior Prom Committee 3: Christmas Program 2. 3. 4: Modern Choir 2. 3. 4: Class Cashier 4: H. R. Representative 3. 4: Usher's Club 2. 3. 4: Senior Council 4: Senior Honor Society 4: lunior Honor Socieay 2. 3. 4: lunior H. S. Glee Club 1: Senior gror: Committee 4: Modern hoir Concert 2. 3. 4: Operetta l: Amateur ig t 4. MAURICE DALE McNEELY. IR. Basketball I. 2. 3: Track I. 2. 3: Class Basketball l: Chapel Program 3: lunior Prom Committee 3, Stage Crew 2. 3. 4: Amateur Night 3. 4: Mod- ern Choir 2. 4: Class Cashier 2: H. R. Representative 3. 4: Senior Coun- cil 4: lunior H. S. Glee Club l: Rille Club 3. 4: Senior Prom Committee 4: Modern Choir Concert 2. 4. SARAH THERESA McNELIS Olilce Assistant 4. PATRICIA McTAGUE Elmprint 4: Class Basketball 2. 3. 4: Class Baseball 2. 3. 4: Class Volley- ball 2. 3, 4: Chapel Program 2: Iunior Prom Committee 3: Oillce As- sistants 4: Amateur Night 3. 4: Y-Teens 3, 4: Senior Prom Committee 4. DAVID MICHAELS H. R. Representative 4: Gym Team l. 2. 3. AUDREY EILEEN MILLER Class Basketball l. 2: Y-Teens 3: Amateur Night 2. 3. 4: H. R. Repro. sentative 2. CONSTANCE I. MILLER Girls Basketball l: Class Cashier l: Usher's Club 4: Senior Honor So- ciety 4: lunior H. S. Glee Club 7. 8: Operetta 8. ROBERT C. MORROW Football l. 2. 3, 4: M Club 3. President 4: Wrestling l. 2. 3. Captain 4: 'gfackq l. 2, 3, 4: Amateur Night 4: Class Cashier 4: Art Club 2: Senior ay . MARILYN SUE MOYER Class Baseball 2. 3: Class Volleyball 2. 3: Chapel Program 2. 3: Iunior Prom Committee 3: Y-Teens 3: lnter Club 4: Amateur Night 2. 3: Latin Club 2: Senior Play 4. WILLIAM MUSHINSKI gooltballl Manager 2. 3. 4: M Club 3. 4: Class Basketball l. 4: Class as ier . IOAN ANN MYERS Tumbling I. 2: Class Basketball l, 2. 3: Class Volleyball 2. 3. MARIE NEEDHAM Elmprint 2. 3. 4: Class Basketball 2. 3. 4: Chapel Program 2. 3, 4: Class Night Aide 3: Iunior Prom Committee 3: Christmas Program 2. 3. 4: Amateur Night 2, 3. 4: Modern Choir Z. 3. 4: Iunior Orchestra 7, 8: Latin Club l. 2: H. R. Representative 7. 8. 2: Ushers Club 2. 3. 4: Y-Teens 3. 4: Senior Honor Society 4: Iunior Honor Society 2. 3. 4: lunior H. S. Glee Club 8. l: Senior Prom Committee 4: Modern Choir Concert 2. 3. 4: Oper- etta 8. l: Colophon 2. HARRY CHARLES NELSON Basketball 1. 2. 3. 4: Baseball I. 2. 3. 4: M Club 4: Class Basketball 7. 8: Senior Prom Committee 4: Amateur Night 4. LESLIE NICHOLSON Elmprint 2, 3: Class Basketball l. 2. 3: Chapel Prtggram 4: lunior Prom Committee 3: Y-Teens 3. 4: Art Club 2: Kelgian ociety 3. 4: Sewing Club 8: Iunior H. S. Glee Club 8. l: Senior rom Committee 4: Modern Choir Concert 3. 4: Gym Exhibition l: Amateur Night 4. HARRY LUTHER NORTON Modern Choir 4:gunior H. S. Glee Club l: Rllle Club 3. 4: Modern Choir Concert 4: enior Play 4: Biology Club 2. 3. Sec. 4. CHARLES OBEID Football l. 2. 3, 4: Baseball 2. 3. 4: M Club 2. 3. 4: Wrestling I. 2. 3, 4: Class Basketball l. 4: Senior Class Office. Treasurer 4: Senior Council 4: Senior Prom Committee 4: District Wrestling Champion in 145 lb. class. CHARLES FRANCIS 0'CONNELL Class Basketball l: Kegian Society 8. l. 2. 3. 4. MARY KATHRYN O'DEA Elmprint 3. 4: Class Basketball l. 2. 3: Chapel Program 2: junior Prom Committee 3: Cheer Leader 4: Y-Teens 3. 4: Amateur Night 2. 3. 4: H. R. Representative 2. 3. 4: Senior Class Oillce Sec. 4: Senior Council 4: Sewing Club l: Senior Prom Committee 4: Senior Play 4: Gym Exhibi- tion 1. RICHARD ERNEST 0'NEILL Iunior Orchestra 1: Band 7. 8. l. 2. 3, 4: Band Concert 8. l, 2. 3. 4: Lunch Patrol 3. NANCY LOU PALERMO Elmprint 3: Class Basketball 7. 8. l. 2. 3. 4: Class Baseball 7. 8. l. 2. 3, 4: Chapel Program 3. 4: Iunior Prom Committee 3: Cheer Leader 4: Christmas Program 7, 2. 3. 4: Amateur Night 2. 3. 4: Modern Choir 2, 3. 4: Class Cashier 2: Latin Club l. 2: H. R. Representative 3: Iunior H. S. Glee Club 7. 8. l: Senior Prom Committee 4: Modern Choir Concert 2. 3. 4: Operetta I: Y-Teens 3, 4. Y. WARREN PAYNE Football 2. 3. 4: M Club 4: Wrestling 3. 4: Track l. 2, 3. 4: Class Bas- ketball l. 2: Class Baseball l. 2. 3: Iunior Prom Committee 3: Bulletin Boys l. 2: Christmas Program 2. 3. 4: Modern Choir 2. 3. Vice Pres. 4: Class Cashier 3: Iunior Orchestra l: H. R. Representative 4: Senior Council 4: Commencement Orchestra l. 2: Amateur Night Orchestra 2. 3, 4: Senior Prom Committee 4: Band 7. 8. l: Band Concert l: Modern Choir Concert 2. 3. 4: Lunch Patrol 4. PEARL PHILISTINE Elmprint 3: Class Basketball 2. 3. 4: Maiorette 3. 4: lunior Prom Committee 3: Y-Teens 3. 4: Ofhce Assistant 4: Christmas Program 3, 4: Amateur Night 2. 3. 4: Modern Choir 3. 4: Senior Prom Committee 4: Band Concert 3. 4: Modern Choir Concert 3. 4. CAROLE MAE PHILLIPS Iunior H. S. Glee Club 7. 8: Colophon Staff 3. 4: Y-Teens 3. 4. MARGARET PHILLIPS Class Basketball 7, 8. I. 2: H. R. Representative 8. MINA LOUVERNE POLGLASE Amateur Night 2. 3. 4: Biology Club 2. 3: Y-Teens 3. 4. CHARLES A. POST Wrestling 3, 4: Stage Crew 2. 3. 4: Modern Choir 4: Biology Club 2: Lunch Patrol 2. 3. 4. MARYAN POWELL Elmprint l. 2, 3. Associate Editor 4: Colophon 2: Class Basketball l. 2: Chapel Program 2: Class Night Aide 3: Iunior Prom Committee 3: Cheer Lader 4: Y-Teens 3. 4: Amateur Night 2. 3, 4: Latin Club I, 2: H. R. Representative l. 2. 3: Llsher's Club l. 2. 3. 4: lunior Honor Society 2. 3. 4: Sewing Club B: Senior Prom Committee 4: Senior Play 4. IRWIN IEROME PRIPSTEIN Iunior Prom Committee 3: Senior Prom Committee 4. LILLIAN PUNSHON Elmprint 4: lunior Prom Committee 3: Y-Teens 3. 4: Amateur Night 2. 3. 4: Modern Choir 2. 3. 4: Modern Choir Concert 2. 3: Ollice Assistant 4. V 5.-.'s:zu..1.:....ii ah:m.,aAm.hm1m . iiul laatsktiim' ' 3' SHIRLEY RAKAUSKAS Class Basketball 3. 4: Class Baseball 2. 3: Class Volleyball 2. 3: Amateur Night 3: Sewing Club l: Commercial Club 4: Afghan Club l. RONALD A. REED Colophon 4: Track 2. 3. 4: Chapel Program l, 2, 3. 4: Class Night Aide 3: Iunior Prom Committee 3: Christmas Program 3. 4: Modern Choir 2. 3: Librarian 4: H. R. Representative 3: Usher's Club 2. 3, 4: Senior Honor Society 4: lunior Honor Society 2. 3. 4: Senior Prom Committee 4: Mod- ern Choir Concert 2, 3, 4: District Chorus Festival 4: Amateur Night 4. DAWN RIZZO Class Basketball 2. 3. 4: Class Baseball 2, 3. 4: Class Volleyball 2, 3, 4: Amateur Night 3. 4: Y-Teens 3. 4. GAIL VICKI ROMAN Amateur Night 4. IOANMARIE ROSE Class Basketball 4: Class Baseball 4: Class Volleyball 4: Amateur Night 4. ELIZABETH IANE ROWAN Class Basketball 4: Christmas Program 2, 3. 4: Amateur Night 4: Modern Choir 2. 3. 4: Iunior H. S. Glee Club 1: Modern Choir Concert 2. 3. 4: Y-Teens 3. 4. ROBERT M. SABA Football 2: Class Cashier 3. 4. CARL SALVATOR SANFILIPPO Modern Choir 4: Biology Club 2, 3. 4: Senior Play 4. IESSE SAVITZ Basketball Manager 2. 3. 4: Baseball Manager 2. 3, 4: Class Basketball l. 4: Class Baseball l, 2, 3: Class Volleyball l, 2, 3: Amateur Night 4: H. R. Representative l, 2: Lunch Patrol l, 2, 3. WILLIAM LCN SCHLINGMAN Chapel rogram 1. 2. 3. 4: Modern Choir 3. 4: Senior Orchestra 2, 3. Conductor 4: Commencement Orchestra 3: Kegian Society 2. 3, 4: Band 7, 8, l, 2. 3, 4: Band Concert 7. 8, l, 2, 3, 4: Modern Choir Concert 3. THOMAS SCHWARTZ Colophon 4: Biology Club 2. 3: Rilie Club 3. - BARBARA LOIS SHAPIRO Elmprint l. 2. 3, 4: Colophon, 1, 2. 3. Associate Editor 4: Class Basket- ball 7, 8: Chapel Program 7, 8, l, 2. 3, 4: Class Night Aide 3: Iunior Prom Committee 3: Y-Teens 3, 4: Christmas Program 7, 8, 1: Amateur Night 2, 3. 4: Christmas Play 7. 8: Class Cashier 7: Latin Club 1. 2: H. R. Representative 7: Usher's Club 2. 3, 4: Senior Honor Society 4: Iunior Honor Society 2. 3. 4: Kegian Society 1. 2, 3, 4: Afghan Club 7. 8. 2: Iunior H. S. Glee Play 4: Operetta 7. 8. 1 CAROL JEAN SMITH Class Basketball l, 2. 3 Y-Teens 3. 4: Elmprint Cashier 3: Usher's Club Club 7, 8. 1: Senior Prom Committee 4: Senior Archery Club 3. Class Night Aide 3: Iunior Prom Committee 3: Typing Statf 4: Amateur Night Z, 3. 4: Class 2, 3, 4: Senior Honor Society 4: Iunior Honor Society 2, 3, 4: lunior H. S. Glee Club 7, 8: Senior Prom Committee 4: Operetta 8: Color Guard 3. ELAINE SMITH Amateur Night 2. 3, 4: Modern Choir 2, 3, 4: Iunior H. S. Glee Club 7, 8. I: Modern Choir Concert 2. 3. 4: Y-Teens 3. 4, IOYCE ELAINE SNYDER Elmprint 4: Colophon 3, 4: Class Basketball 1. 2, 3, 4: Chapel Program 1: Y-Teens 3. 4: Elmprint Typing Staff 4: Modern Choir 2: Latin Club 2: Iunior H. S. Glee Club 1. IAY P. s'm.Es lossrn FRANCIS swmsm Colophon 4: Track 3: Chapel Program 3: Iunior Prom Committee 3: Class Cashier 3: H. R. Representative 4: Senior Council 4: Rifle Club 2, 3, 4: Senior Prom Committee 4: Amateur Night. TERESE DOROTHY SYMONS Y-Teens 4: Archery Club 3. THEODORE LOWELL THOMAS Elmprint 4: Basketball Mgr. 2. 3: Class Basketball 2: Class Baseball 3: Chapel Program 3, 4: Iunior Prom Committee 3: Elmprint Typing Stalf 4: Christmas Program 2: Modern Choir 2, 3, 4: H. R. Representative 2: Gym Team 2: Kegian Society 2. 3, 4: Senior Prom Committee 4: Modern Choir Concert 2, 3, 4: Amateur Night 4. LARRY F. THORNTON Basketball 2, 3: M Club 3, 4: Wrestling 4: Track 2. 3, 4: Gym Team 2. VINCENT TOMCHAK Iunior Prom Committee 3: Christmas Program 2. 3. 4: Modern Choir 2. 3. 4: Rifle Club 2, 3, 4: Senior Prom Committee 4: Modern Choir Con- cert 2. 3. 4. ROBERTA LENORE TOSH Majorette 2, 3. 4: Iunior Prom Committee 3: Y-Teens 3, 4: Chapel Pro- gram 3: Amateur Night 2. 3, 4: Water Ballet 1. 2: Senior Prom Com- mittee 4: Band Concert 3. ROCHELLE TROY Chapel Program 2. 3. 4: Class Night Aide 3: Iunior Prom Committee 3: Amateur Night 2, 3, 4: Usher's Club 2, 3, 4: Senior Honor Society 4: Iunior Honor Society 2, 3, 4: Kegian Society 3, 4: Senior Prom Com- mittee 4. KEITH VIVIAN Elmprint 2, 3: Football Manager 2, 3. 4: M Club 3. 4: Track Manager 2, 3: Iunior Prom Committee 3: Senior Prom Committee 4: Amateur Night. IIIDITH WASSERSTROM Amateur Night 2. 3, 4. Y-Teens 3: Senior Honor Society 4: Art Club 2. 3. 4. LYNN BETH WELLS Girls' Hockey 3, 4: Tumbling 2: Y-Teens 3, 4: Amateur Night 3, 4: Class Cashier 2: Senior Prom Committee 4: Gym Exhibition 2. FRED RUSSELL WILLIAMS. IR. Senior Prom Committee 4. IAMES WILLIAMS Baseball 2: Class Basketball 1: Chapel Program l, 2, 3. 4: Iunior Prom Committee 3: Ofhce Assistants 4: Christmas Program 2. 3. 4: Modern Choir 2. 3. 4: Ninth Grade Chorus l: H. R. Representative l: Keglan So- ciety 2, Treas. 3. 4: Rihe Club 3, 4: Senior Prom Committee 4: Modern Choir Concert 2. 3, 4: Commercial Club 4: District Choral Festival 4: Class Basketball 7. 8: Class Cashier 7: Gym Team 7, 8: Iunior H. S. Glee Club 8: Lunch Patrol 7, 8: Gym Exhibition 7, 8. NEIL ROBERT WINSTON IOI'IN WNOROWSKI Football 2, 3, 4: M Club 3. 4. THOMAS WALTER WOLFE Modern Choir 2, 3. 4: Iunior H. S. Glee Club 8, l: Modern Choir Con- cert 2, 3. 4: Gym Exhibition 1. IEANETTE M. WYSINSKI Y-Teens 3. 4. HARRY I. YEKEL lunior Prom Committee 3. DOROTHY ANN YODSNUKIS Y-Teens 4. JANET znoonsici Girls' Basketball 2, 3: Y-Teens 3, 4: Amateur Night 3, 4: Water Ballet 2. MARTIN IOHN ZLIGAREK M Club 4: Wrestlin 4: Track l. 2. 3, 4: Class Basketball I: Chapel Program 2: Iunior Prom Committee 3: Christmas Program 4: Modern Choir 4: Iunior Orchestra 1: Senior Orchestra 2, 3, 4: Commencement Or- chestra 2, 3: Amateur Night Orchestra 3. 4: Band 7. 8. l. 2. 3: President 4 Band Concert 7, 8, 1, 2, 3, 4: Modern Choir Concert 4: Operetta I: Lunch Patrol 1. CHARLES ZULA Track 2, 4: Class Basketball 1: Gym Team 1. JAMES A. MCKANE. LITHOGRAPHER WILKES-BARRE, PA. -3' 4 fa 5.4, ' 1, 14-.JA '! . I , 'y Us In f 1 'P Q Ii-. r A- . F 'in 1? .--I9 '. 1: 1 I ' n ' ol' v 1 ,Viz ,P A . N rm- 3-.. 'rf Aa 9, .0 . Q .we ...A.. , 3, , t .14 ,n , , ,.., .-'o ' 4 . 'z - . 52 mal-I. ,. I 1 . .Q ,X AQ- . .Q EFT .F L1-I .,,. .- ' 4 . ug? ' .P 1-X f I . Wi 4 v ' I - lL - ' . , . - 4 .?'. az- I W - V ..5. - 1 l A - A w I . , 7- ll.. Y H -'It , ffl' 'Q 5 .., , A kv . 5 .,,x x., ' I 1 Y , .Q I A Y . -1 . 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