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

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GRACE ANN GALLAGHER Gracie A grand surprise with twinkling dim- ples and delightfully blue Irish eyes . . . an accomplished athlete, a perfectionist at heart . . . co-head cheerleader, co- captain Hockey and Basketball, the Elmprint Editor . . . a persuasive miss with versatile talents . . . a keen imagi- nation with boundless energy and en- thusiasm . . .D.A.R. Citizenship Award . . . As good an organizer as we ever knew. Nothing endures like personal quality ROBERT GALLAGHER CSB Obi! Dignified and reserved, the essence of politeness . . . a soft spoken friend with that Ivy look . . . a slow dawning smile . . . avid follower of school affairs . . . District Chorus tenor and those eight o,clock rehearsals . . . crew-cut fellow with interests unlimited . . . smart dresser with classic garb . . . an honor student with quiet ways. He talks but little but shows much wisdomf' CLAIRE MARY GIMBLE Claire A bubble and a squeak at an excitable pitch . . . born to twirl a baton . . . precision on the field . . . carefree and impish, a typical teenager a model's walk with an earthly air . . . graceful amid willowly stature . . . barefoot girl in a Ceil Chapman gown . . . a list- minute doer. HA good laugh is sunshine in a house. NADINE HOPE GOLDSTEIN ncookyu A capable worker with a college future indelibly imprinted . . . straight to the point, resists evasion on all accounts . . . determined eagerness for the com- pletion, delight on the outcome . . . a perennial at the library roundtable . . . calculated gestures with a clever touch . . . democratically unassuming with the purpose in mind. Here is a true industrious friend. ANN IEAN GOMB rrlqngieu A gala feature trimmed with sun-bright hair and an impish gleam . . . a ren- dezvous with excitement . . . Warrior Run wonder . . . finds sun in all dark clouds . . . a spearmint gum ad with a refreshing smile . . . looks alive and radiates with a gift for the gab . . . a riot a minute. A light heart lives long. STANLEY GOSTYNSKI rrsonnyn Ready but willing to wait . . . friendly . . . life not so real as its imaginings . . . that ever agreeable look . . who knows another so well as a friend . . . quiet but emotional . . . what matters done because it matters . . . those hours ahead when we look back . . . and his personality part of that memory. If it please you, friend, I am content. V in W - REBERT IOHN GOULDEN o Retracting blondness and bright blue eyes . . . wisdom volunteered at the precise moment the word when called upon .. . a dependable pitcher, the wizard heaving the strikes and sinking the curves . . . arambling walk styled to suit .... a lanky lad, reserved and quiet with a special dignified sense of business. What will be, will be. EIEZYVARD IOSEPH GRANDA Dark hair and deep brown eyes behind flattering specs . . . sedate and placid with a light touch of frolic . . . intelli- gence and intellect coupled with clear thinking and good judgment . . . ten- dency toward soberness, yet always in a good mood . . . sumptious and im- pressive with a serious outlook to the future. Never says more than is necessary. THOMAS GRIMES flTOm3J Unique personality with brown hair and matching brown eyes . . . a most energetic member of the Stage Crew, reliable and efficinet . . . friends from far and near a natural on the dance floor, a style of his own . . . from rock and roll to the slow tempo waltz . . . Remarks fashioned for each and every occasion. An honest, exceeding young man. CHESTER I. GROHOWSKI ffcheff Majestic in appearanceg beguilingly tall and handsome . . . a Cherub-faced Sa- tan with devilish nonsense . . . a youth's uncertain claim stated and in- active with all of its superstition . . . a flourishing gesture in an unmistak- able personal style . . . looking for magic with .flambuoyant spirit . . . emotionally rootless, blond, and bland. Good and handsome enough. ROBERT ALLEN HARVEY Haw Beautiful blond curls and clear blue eyes atop a sturdy frame . . . a hardy chuckle and a joking manner . . . a big man in a little foreign car . . . intense and airy unconcerng indiffer- ence and nonchalance . . . a warm greeting with friendliness for all . . . an unaccustomed slant towards the dif- ficult things in life. A knight of industry. MARIE LILLIAN HASKELL frlckyn A prize package wrapped with light brown hair and blue eyes . . . tiny, dainty and petite with a charming per- sonality . . . filled with spunk and ef- fervescence . . . short 'n' sweet . . . a cute smile, yet seemingly quiet and bashful . . . an angelic glow atop a pert figure . . . full of jocularity and happi- ness, but a little shy. Silence is sweeter than speech.

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LOUISE ANN DelGOBBO fcLuigin Exceedingly attractive with black hair climaxing a bewitching face a whistleworth figure . . . just perfect as a strutter . . . rousing exclamations . . . a very special candidate for Miss Meyers Mohawk . . . a convincing pan- tomimist with exacting rhythm... high-fashioned, tailored to perfection . . . a distinctive miss, always at ease. Pure treasure without measure. PHILLIP DELZEIT Phil Quiet 'til you get to know him . . . likable fellow believing in sincere friendships . . . follows beliefs with a mind of his own . . . typical freckled out-door look . . . the guileless expres- sion made complete with sandy hair and sky blue eyes . . . aspires to serve Uncle Sam in the Armed Forces. A good man never dies. MICHAEL DENNIS ul-Iippon Kinky dark hair, dark eyes, and a splash of freckles punctuated by that mole . . . riotous with colossal humor . . . sometimes the sad face, an Emmett Kelly trick . . . immovable, a rock of manliness with muscle irrestible dancing techniques . . . an MC from Amateur Night, a job hysterically well done . . . a tantalizing rapture, a mag- net of personality. Thunder on the left, blue sky over- head. IOHN WILBUR DEROLF frRunt:J A tiny package of fun and talent . . . an athlete dynamo with dry humor . . . sincerity, constancy, and loyalty': . . simplicity of tastes and very modest . . . the doc of the Senior Play . . . careful planning, concrete ideas, and logical thinking rhythm, music, and jazz with a hot trumpet . . . a col- lege future, a lad with ambitions. Consider the little man, and do him honor. ARDEN LOUISE DOWNEY Arden Prominent black hair accented by a tumult of curls . . . sky-blue eyes de- lightfully clear . . . a smile of bright- ness, a beaming light . . . undiminished pleasure with a surprise and a laugh . . . reasoning ideas and business-like concentration, precise with the hour . . . power of logic well expressed and executed. Her smile is like the dawn. DONNA MARGARET -DREY DeeDe A ray of sunshine on a cloudy day . . . one of '57's first engaged . . . short and sweet . . . a mischievous air under a wra of shyness . . . future Mrs. Bob Cooll . . . uiet, but full of fun . . . adorable and delightful, a cricket on the hearth . . . the smaller the package, the bigger the prize. A great deal in a small compass. 'P'-v 8 TJ -6 ,,nQ+ ENE flf'-., yfhs x . 239 rf .9 IAN ET ELAINE ECKROTE rrlanetn A dependable girl with an intangible charm . . . a good student, careful and precise . . . pleasing and likeable with gracious ways .. . always calm and collected . . . dark brown tresses . . . bright eyes with immeasurable depth that hint about a carefree imagination yet express quietness . . . friendly and lady-like. Language is the dress of thought. HELEN ELIZABETH EISENBACH rrHoney:x True blue eyes and a dark classic bob, climaxing a well proportioned figure . . . a prize bundle from New York . . . a warm smile accented by dimples and a parade of freckles across the nose . . . interests in the occult and mystical . . . a- docile nature yet full of fun and care- free rapture. As merry as the day is long? IANET EROH Ianet A festive excursion with music and dance . . . restless feet on a polished floor a sad expression in big, brown eyes , . . silent reasoning, the accent on the thought . .. a wispy pony-tail, the pert hair-do of the times . . . a snatch of silence, a sudden cli- max. Out of the heart are the issues of life. PAUL IOSEPH EYERMAN KCBaldyD Treasurer of the Senior Class . . . that last wisp of brown hair . . . humor with unusual perception and insight, the perfect punch line . . . a surge of wit effervescing from repressed emo- tions . . . at times surprising timidity intermingling with silent reasoning . . . a flash of D on the gridiron, a quick peg from second base, a Merit Scholar ...anactor...aworker...acon- versationalist . . . a reservoir of untold abilities. High attempts have their own re- wards. MARILYN IANE EVANS Marilyn Twinkling toes from the glockenspiel . . . musically minded and talented, the Secretary of the Band and a Future Teacher of America . .. a friendly little miss with medium brown hair and snappy brown eyes Senior Orchestra member attending District Orchestra Festival . . . somewhat tiny features with a sedate and bashful manner. So let us be joyful. ROBERT RICHARD FOOTE crB0bv Quiet, well-mannered with brown hair atop a lanky build . . . big, brown eyes, sign posts of deep thought . . . a Y.M. C.A. worker and true friend of all his boys . . . a swim instructor and life- guard . . . an intelligent air with un- limited patience . . calmness, his claim to fame. A man who relies upon himself.

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IOHN FREDERICK HIGGS Higgsie Perfect features creating the picture of good looks and attractiveness . . . Easy going with black, curly hair . . . a de- cided walk with that slow shuffle . . . An actor in every sense of the wordg from clown to lover and back again . . . always with the gang, but with a seri- ous side, too. By blood, a king, at heart, a clown. IAMES O G N C il xn a melting smile dre y eyes . . . cute bu ny ys joking . . . a X4 y imples . . . a 1 on 1 to the gym team ylist in ballroom, denims on i e N nc or . handles his car C dl C. i at ex ent master has t e anyt ingsf' ..,, , Q55 AX -N ar d Q . '. ,A u s Ill as . Ht .lg 11 H E frie .Xi p asant l ate . . . out- ' in c t . . . a , If flo lik . l ,i A J, C v 1 S a h l, . DAVID CRAIZ HOOPER Dave A man about town . . . a crew-cut and big, brown eyes with a he-man phy- sique . . . boundless energy for the most out of life . . . never a blue moment . , . a friendly hello and bustling walk . . . in a serious manner, keen and business like . . . a smile as bright as glittering armor complete with dimples. The craftsman is known by the quality of his work. ROBERT HOOVER UB O bl! Energetic and venturesome, a rush of smiles and laughs . . . the handsome athlete of the Senior Play, a good look- ing wit of the Kegian Society . . . a businessman's attitude pulsated by care- ful thinking . . . a prank, a quipg activ- ity with vitality . . . a flaming coun- tenance at a precise moment a sunny disposition constantly the center of attraction . . . the Stage Crew in- dispensable. A little nonsense now and then is relished by the best of menf' IANE HUGHES rr-'anew Modest tastes shadowed by a veil of shyness . . . boyish hair style with natural waves . . . ismplicity with a dash of quietness . . . a warm, friendly, good natured manner . . . a smile and a little note of advice . . . careful and painstaking nature . . . crinkling eyes iilong with a chuckle and wholesome ook. The sweet solace of our leisure. MARILYN LOIS HUTTER ..Hut,, A combination of intelligence, imagi- nation, and delightful adventure . . . a whizz with the books, seriousness with smiles . . . a gathering of fun, a hostess of gaiety . . . a changeable coiffure topping a pert, peppy strut on the grid- iron . .. the frivolity of pleasure, a friendly, invigorating spirit . . . a vivid study of life. Sweet eyes, soft glancesf' 'i N' X x 'tt qpv' -Gave Wilma., in IOSEPH MATTHEW IACOBS rloen Rich stories told dramatically with a long line of followers . . . an unlimited number of witticisms . . . well-uphol- stered physique . . . actions seasoned with a dash of obstinacy . . . periodical attacks of mental inertia .. . always with something to say . . . fascinated by the boxing ring . . . favorite past- time: embalming . . . the Uncle Remus of the Senior Class. For the public good. FREDERIC NORRIS IACOBY raMOnga:: Overwhelming clownish antics- with jokes by the car load . . . wit which shows sharpness and livliness . . . loy- alty to the Stage Crew . . . matter-of- fact nature coupled with a keen sense of humor . . . fashioned with calse from wardrobe to manners . . . deep- hazel eyes revealing amiability to all . . . a straight face and a word to the wise. Science is but the statement of the truth found out. IUDITH ANN IAMES uludyn Iocite and peace loving nature with a tendency toward flirtatiousness and gaiety . . . a blithe countenance sprin- kled with freckles . . . the emphasis on happiness . . . leopardess in a gilded cage . . . intense awareness of life at its peak . . . radiant smile displaying dimples . . . a sunny disposition, both casual and spirited. All depends on circumstances. IOSEPH IOHN IOHNSTON .Bulls Trumpet strains from a tall, well pad- ded band member . . . indifference to- ward the physical importance of life . . . musical notions and aptitudes, a member of the Senior Orchestra . . . happiness is most important a rough and ready member of the base- ball squad . . . slow moving with much thought on each move. He is a kind and constant friend. ANN MARIE IONES 1lAnn5! A pixie appearance overshadowed by bubbles of laughter, sweetness unlim- ited, gentleness unequaled . . . wisdom covered by light brown hair . . . heart of gold . . . furthering education loom- ing in the future . . . one of the more dangerous chemists . . . pleasing nature and beaming countenance . . . calm as a moonlit lake . . . and tops as a stu- dent play director. I have drunken deep of joy. ELIZABETH IOAN IONES ffLiZ!I Short brown hair curled becomingly in a wind-blown fashion . . . an irrepress- ible giggle and a love for gaiety with a dash of seriousness . . . as cunning as a cute little kitten . . . perpetual chatter- box, delightfully comical . . . a light on a dark day . . . capricous antics filled with whimsical imagination. Look where you leap.