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

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office gfdff MISS RUTH E, EVANS MISS MARION DOWNEY Secretary Clerk Cafeteria' Staff MISS G First Row ileft to rightl-Mrs. Gwen Shook, Mrs. Edna Roder- D D I M Fl I M ick, Miss Dorothy Marion Stewar. ana, ie ician: rs. on-ence ones. iss ECO!! OW-' IS. BE 2 OI' , IS. BCH t S il R M M B lf d M H1 Easen. Miss Ethel Simmons, Mrs. Gertrude Lauer, Mrs. Florence Davis, Miss Millie Kramer, Mrs. Dora Smith. MIAA Marian Hogg Dean, Director of Activities One with many responsibilities and each won- derfully fulfilled, Miss Marian Hogg has consis- tently produced praiseworthy results. Her wit and never failing enthusiasm were indispensible to the Colophon Staff. We thank her sincerely for her warm and helpful guidance. May all she undertakes continue to become an actuality. RETC NUrZEN ALLAN

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Special Sa6jectA Left to Rhgaht-Mr. Lynn Goughnour Guidance: Mrs. ry Fraley, Librarian: Miss Margaret Constine, Art: Miss Anne Iones, Sight-saving: gliss Marion Siegel, Art: Mr. Ralph Evans, ale Driving: Mr. Ioseph Geyer, Music: Mrs. Lois Maynard, Music labsentl. Sciencu Left to right-Mr. Llewellyn Iones, Miss Helen Lydon, Miss Ruth Merrel, Mr. Thomas Har kins, Mr. Ioseph Obeid, fabsentl. rf fl fi Flupical fducation Left to right-Mr. Iohn Nagle, Miss lean Deo bold, Mr. lames Aikens, Miss Beatrice Rosen thal. Indaw trial 141-t.A Shop. Mr. William Morgan, Electric Shop. Seated ll ft to rightj-Mr. Ieffrey Millard Mechanial Drawing: Mr. Ralph Wood Machine Shop: Mr. Leon English, Sheet Metal Standing-Mr. Tony Yuknavich, Print Shop

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mm. lltaoel f:JanA Wood As we look back upon the past years we realize how much of a loss to us Mrs. Wood's marriage and move to Binghamton is to mean. A graduate of Mansfield State Teacher's College, and Syracuse University, she has also had additional study at Ithaca College of Music, Cornell, Pennsylvania State University, and Wilkes College. Before becoming a faculty member of Meyer's English Department, she taught music at Guthrie and Hoyt. At Meyers she has served on the Honor Society and Guidance committees among others, has helped develop Scholarship Day, and she arranged and wrote last year's T,V. program which so well portrayed our school. In the W.B.E.A. she has held important committee chairmanships, and was a four year delegate to P.S.E.A. She has given frequent addresses on the status of women and youth conservation before women's groups, P.T.A.'s, Wyoming Valley Women's Club, and others out of town. She is also an official board member of the First Metho- dist Church, and chairman of the Carpenter Memorial Concert Committee. As we say farewell to her as a member of our faculty, we know her time and talents will continue to serve others wherever she may go, Iliff. Wal-1-en grown The absence of Mr. Warren Brown, a member of our faculty, was greatly discernable this year. As physics teacher, Mr. Brown was regarded as a highly educated man by the students. He was a graduate of the Univer- sity of California. His children were Meyers students. He is the possessor of a heroic record in World War I, and his very shy manner and retiring disposition seem hardly understandable when we realize what a force for good he really was. Always a gentleman and always a good sport wherever he was, we know that his students in New Iersey will value his supervision as we did here.