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

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KENNETH ABOD 1 I see that the fashion wears out more apparel than the manf' Dark, handsome, stunnirr dresser, and admired by all for his helpfulness whenever a problem arises, because of his intell gence and understanding. CAROL ALLABAUGH Silence is more musical than song. Carol's unassuming manners have made her friend to all. There's no doubt as to whether or not she'll be a hit. With a cute face, lovel hair, and kind words, how can she miss? ROBERT AMORY Silence is one of the virtues of wisdom. Bob is one of those attractive people we don' konw enough about, simply because of his quiet, reserved manner and the fact that he is nice ti everyone. MICHAEL ANTONACCI To the stars through difficultiesf' Fun-loving to the point of mischief,-that's our Mike lucky, carefree, tall, dark-haired, with a grin always adorning his face. ALAYNE ASHTON Happiness consists of agreeable consciousness. Peppy, pert and pretty, sweet, neat ani petite, copper tresses encircling a cute face. Can you think of anything to beat it? SHIRLEY AYOUB Speech flowed from her lips sweeter than honeyf, A pretty miss with a smiling sense o humor and a personality that pleases and is good for everyone. BARBARA BACHMAN For all her luxury was doing goodf' This intelligent lass was one of the first in line whei grey matter was handed out. Her scholastic ability equals her quiet, sincere character. RICHARD BANTA Deeds, not words. A rollicking remark and its none other than Dick. He has kep many classes joyful and when he becomes prominent in the engineering field, with his quicl thinking and whimsical ways, there will never be a dull moment. MARILYN BARBER Things are seldom what they seem. A tall,,attractive, blond, with a pleasant tendencj toward shyness. Marilyn gets along with just about everybody, and just about everybody think she's great. Her wonderful violin playing was an asset to the orchestra. NANCY BEISEL Performed to a T. Nancy was one of our pretty majorettes who captured the eyes o all the boys. We know she has the necessary qualifications to succeed in whatever she may endeavor to do. BARBARA BIRKENHEAD Beauty is nature's brag. just look at that creamy complexion. It's the envy of many 2 miss. This gal has been the capable manager of many sport teams. We know her silence wil truly be her golden path. BETTY IANE BOGDAN A rose with all its sweetest leaves yet folded. This young miss is one of the sweet- natured members of our class. Her everlasting smile and pleasing personality make her wel liked by all. IOYCE BONA Her virtues were so rare. Sweet as a flower and cute as a rose, that's Ioyce. Her friends are unlimited for her disposition has won her many companions. She's a lovely girl and we'll al remember her. MARY BORYS Great thoughts come from the heart. Amiable lassie, quiet and modest, but radiating a certain quality of friendliness. Easy to get along with, this happy-go-lucky gal gains many friends on every hand. V

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IOHN BRISLIN He attains the unattainable. Popular, well dressed, wonderful personality are only some of Bris's many pleasing traits. Bris proved his popularity and leadership when he was elected our class Vice President. THOMAS BROWN In an easy cause any man may be eloquent. What will be, will be is Tom's attitude toward life. A though he's easy-going, Tom gets things done. With his attitude and winning ways he'll have friends wherever he goes. RONALD BLIRDEN Lofty souls can smile at fatef' Ronnie always takes life easily and never worries about any- thing or does he just like us to think that? He is certainly well-liked by the teachers and stu- dents at Meyers. IOSEPH BUTKIEWICZ To climb steep hills requires low pace at first. joe is quite a guy on the football field or on the track team. We know he'll do well in whatever he attempts. With his sense of humor and big, broad shoulders, he's one mighty, sure-to-be successful guy. GLEN CHAPMAN It is no great plague to be too handsome a man. Glen is that very easy to look at fellow with the smile that really attracts the girls. His guitar playing and singing will capture any audience that has the good fortune to hear him. RHONA CHENETZ Woman's at best a contradiction still. It has been said that people with a strong desire to get places usually do. If this is true, we'd like you to meet a designer of the future. You can't . iss if you f s v 've f future the way you fashion your designs. .. gr N ' , , ' .igr ,Q-:rt , X x ,i itt - nse s- ki, .- r re ed by the best of men. Live, laugh, and be happy is ,i -. ly ' mo o. h ver th is a chance for jesting, Larry takes advantage of it. Larr ' alent ren 'X limited eit and if '-Q saw the Senior Play, you'll know what we mean. RHODA CHRISTIAN Let truth and reason speak. Tall, attractive and possessing a countenance worthy of many repeated glances, not too much of a talker, but then little said is most accomplished. May your road to happiness be ever lighted. RICHARD COBB Art is power. Tall, handsome and fun loving describes our Dick. Almost everyone knows him as active in football' and track, though his ambition is to become a commercial advertising artist. IOHN COURSEN Young in limbs, in judgment wise. It has been said, Silence is a virtue -we firmly believe this in Iohn's case. Here is a good-looking boy with a talent of knowing what to say and when to say it,-and more important-when not to. NANCE CRAZE Neat not gaudy. A hazel eyed beauty with talents to match. Nance's personality and understanding character make her a great friend to have. She's tops with all-we hope her career will still reflect glory on all of us. WALTER CYPHERS Merit wins the soul? If the merry people are the nicest people then Walter is just the tops. In spite of gall' his je ing, he manages to keep up his marks and participate in many activities. i. X, 5 I X ., . .1 X . 4, , 3 - N .js XGAROLQQDALIBERT a , - ---. ,1 fllpon the cunning loomqpf thought I weggve my fanciesf' Small in stature, but oh! so sweet. x.Carol has the unique charrnffof deriving ,pleasure from the simple and plain things in life. We ,are sure that life has 'many good tliimgs in store for you. Your charm will be your fortune. I 5 . rc.. FRANCES MARS' DeGulsTo Often a silent face has words. Dee Gee as she is better known is a cute, little package who can jazz up a piano. Does her future show her a perfect nurse with that winning smile and helping hand?