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

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GLEN AARON LEWIS ulleftyv Ae fleet as Mercury with cheerfulness and enthusiasm . . . baby blue eyes and those gorgeous waves . . . crinkling eyes and a smile saying sooo much . . . the crack of a bat, a flash on the diamond and a roaring cheer . . . a perfect gen- tleman, with dancing feet and a serious intent for the future. To friendship every burden is light. IOHN HENRY LEWIS rcjackn A coal black crew cut and an innocent looking countenance covered with freck- les . . . a dimpled smile and a mis- chievous glow in sparkling brown eyes a constant laughing and joking nature with a pleasant array of keen wit . . . a valued and ardent member of the Kegian Society. Self-reverence, self-knowledge, self- control. IAMES LUTES Kilim!! A blond crew cut and light brown eyes topping off a personality distinct in many ways . . . a stylist on the dance floorg a technique all his own . . . assistance in the Armed Forces with an intent on a musical career . . . a deep voice blending with the Modern Choir. Wonder is involuntary praise. ANN MARIE MACK KfAnn3J Movie star appearance with a half- cocked smile . . . arched eyebrows with that question-answered gleam in dark, dark eyes . . . particular stride graced with a sleek stature . . . effective man- ner of speech . . . a few words do the trick . . . as poised as a princess on an imaginary throne candid, frank, and to the point. She can tackle anything and will.'J DONALD MAHARTY r.DOn,, An angelic look smothered by a devil- ish twinkle . . . a lock of dark hair, that convincing dash of a Dapper Dan . . . the initiative for mechanics, the energy with the autos . . . a holiday for the gas station . . . an exciting sparkle in dark eyes . . . a burning flame of antics and keeness with reason. Ideas control the worldf, BARBARA I. MALACARNE Bobbie Tall, slender and graceful, a willowy stature . .. dancing brown eyes ac- cented by a long dark coiffure . . . deep and attractive features with a pleasant disposition and a smile to light up the dark . . . soft spoken, plausible and af- fable with courtesy and gentility to spare . . . a steadfast and unwavering friend. Hope springs eternal in the human breast. BEVERLY ANN MANGANELLO rfpeppyn A pert little package of charm with coal black hair and dark brown eyes . . . seemingly on the quiet and bashful side yet at times torrents of giggles and fun galore . . . a sweet smile signifying a friendly hello . . . a tiny frame well adorned with sweaters and skirts. Sweet as the breath of morn. Rum ANNAMAPRES Ruthie The Songbird of the class of T957 . . . gloively to lookfatg delightful tofknow . i . Ipana ad '. . .magnificent soprano, a willing worker . . . rpdy and anxious to 'hel . . . creamy! clear complexion framed, by honey 'blond hair . . . dra- matic flair . . . her time 4s your time . . . sweet and wholesome with' a cap- tivating personahty, - X' . She has many nameless virtues-and beauty withal.: .z I TJ .ft . ' l ' c ,. if ' t ff' . if it - 3 ALI-DREXQIOAN MARSHALL 'fiidwdrelyii All-.F f 'X vitfl gl , a serene' ,iss . . . a short, dafkfbo illfvffith if flagvgess cdrnplexion and f-fin, ,chiseled fieatur sf . ,, a rare sense-,of humor wjtflia talent for writ- ing . Kindness personified, a future nufse . .lf a royal effect with placid contentment ,'. . faithful, steadfast, a burning ember of true friendship. .I L- Mindful and faithful. ELAINE SUZANNE MARTIN 'Laine S ue Long glimmering blonde locks and a dazzling smile . . . green eyes which tend to suggest innocence and bliss but forever giggling and carefree . . . spirit- ed and energetic, an active supporter . . . well dressed and well groomed, a future secretary . . . fanciful and light- hearted always on cloud 9 . . . a con- stant and loyal friend. A good face is the best letter of re- commendationf' GEORGE IOSEPH MARTINSON George A sweep of blond hair, a misty glow in hazel eyes . . . a boisterous walk con- trary to seemingly quiet ways . . . rig- edly carved stature . . . a sincerity steadfast and unchanging, unaffected by fads . . . the power to reason executed with precision . . . sensitive pride in- termingled with convertionality and with independence prevailing. All is well that ends well. IOHN MARUSEK fflohnyi A rather small frame topped off by black curls along with a clean featured face behind flattering specs . . . calm, quiet, and bashful with a modest air . . . a determined stride signifying an attack against the world clear thinking and logical results. So quiet as a mouse.

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GAIL ALBERTA IONES ucailn Naturally curly hair accenting a trim figure . . . with comments said with a twinkle graceful aquamaid with exceptional precision . . . animated by a variety of spontaneous moods .. . teasing remarks and versatility unlimit- ed . . . intent thoughts and ideals . . . subtle humor in her baby-blue eyes . . . the comedienne of the cheerleaders. A clear conscience is a sure card. RO?ERT MICHAEL KASPER HBO D! Well kept blond curls and a warm friendly smile . . . usually quiet yet at times quite whimsical and sportive . . . a small frame adorned by novelty shirts and sun tans . . . spending most of the time in the libraryg a Kegian . . . a hardy laugh and a carefree, fun loving manner. He is known well by his companions. . IAMES SEYMOUR KAUFER Illimll An optimistic outlook on life through big brown eyes . . . dark, wavy hair . . . an executive air with a healthy re- spect for orders . . . wide interests ex- pressing the utmost intellectual views on various subjects with personal opinions . . . ironic wit with a dash of laughter . . . distinctive dreams and plans for the future . . . the very heart of the Stage Crew. The purpose firm is equal to the deed LYNNE RUTH KELLERMAN tcldynnev As changeable as the weather, sunshine after the Storm . . . boundless energy, a capable Kegian the magazine room of the library . . . tops as Student Director of the play . . . a laugh all her own . . . the evidence established the plan concrete . . . a dream come true, with a summer in Europe. 'Nothing is impossible to a willing heart. CARL THEODORE KEMMERER 'Carl A crown of brown hair and brains atop a husky build . . . eyes that sparkle, a smile that beams . . . a cloud of dust and another home rung the baseball king . . . broad shoulders well garbed with sport shirts .... frank thoughts with quiet honesty . . . shy humor . . . perseverance and versatility unlimited . . . a distinctive personality displaying conscientiousness. If baseball is worth playing, it is worth training forf' PETER KEN NEY crpeten Blond hair in a carefully placed wave . . . features lightly etched and endow- ed with freckles . . . politely wondering aloud with mannered charm . . . top- pling the odds with a lilting, slow dawning smile . . . the hush of aston- ishment, a thunderclap of delight . . . an agreeable manner flooded with a casual, happy yen. ' The part of life which we really live is short. IOYCE MARIE KILE rrloyccn Our own countrified sweetheart . . . saucy blond pony-tail or long waves at will . . . a gleam in her blue eyes that dances when she talksg goes hay-wire when she laughs Modern Choir style singing or hillbilly . . . puts her best foot forward . . . an abundance of humor, a petite package of charm. All is a pleasure. WLLLIAM KNECHT f.Bi ,, Light blue eyes a-sparkling, an impish grin a-lighted . . . a rather small frame topped by freckles and a light brown crew cut . . . friend of all, chauffeur of many . . . straight-forward and depend- able, a faithful friend . . . an outdoor man . . . high on a cloud of ideals . . . carefree nature wrapped up in a bundle of joy. Iustice for all. BETH ANN KRUGER Bertha A striking appearance no matter what the attire . . . a dimpled smile, a true mark of happiness . . . generous and helpful, a Muriel Nissen . . . witty re- marks with a comical laugh . . . a char- acteristic flash in dark eyes . . . inces- sant smile mixed with chatter and chuckles . . . as thoughtful as her name implies. My appetite comes to me while eating EDMUND CHARLES KRZYWICKI George A dark crew cut having the tendency to curl, and a masculine appearance . . . a unique chuckle along with laughing blue eyes . . . constantly in a gay mood with a magnetic charm . . . readiness for fun, yet an objective toward the future of America . . . a cherished member of the Kegian Society. There's a good time coming. PHYLLIS ANN KULAH nphylln Flowing blonde hair touching the shoulders . . . a reluctant smile, yet once set free radiates and beams . . . concrete and well defined ideas, natural executive ability . . . quick and impul- sive, often affected by new ideas and fads . . . light hazel eyes releasing aver- age spirit yet great social ambition . . . alluring poise and an excellent sense of humor. Many things excite her laughter. PHYLLIS VERA LANGE rrphyln Rich brown, wavy hair atop a bundle of chatter . . . pleasing, alluring figure that attracts many admirers . . . has aspirations for the future in beauty cul- ture . . . expressive brown eyes saying sooo much . . . many friends with many problems, a willing owner of ad- vice . . . such animation, such sparkle, such vivacity. I am content with what I have.

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IAMES ASHER McAFEE ..Mac,, The typical executive . . . cautious hesi- tation, a carefully reasoned decision, a follow through of firmness and deter- mination . . . a manly build with ath- letic ability . . . Spike, the muscle man of the Senior Play . . . reason, logic, impulseg step by step and then a leap . . . a rock of independence. Why wish for more?'l ANN MARIE MCGUIRE Ann Marie A freckled face crowned with flaming red hair . . . a sportive air camoflouged by shyness . . . tall and slender with twinkling Irish blue eyes . . . a logical mind with good reasoning powers . . . an able and attractive strutter . . . seemingly bashufl yet fluctuating from serenity to whimsicalness. A picture of a poem without wordsf, ANN ELLEN MILLER uAnn,, A blue-eyed blond with a radiant smile . . . a colorful conversationalist . . . going places and doing things . . . charmingly unpredictable with a pano- rama of humor . . . youth meeting life on its own terms . . . a.high-stepping strutter . . . candid comments from a never-ceasing chatterbox . . . one track mind . . . a friend to confide in. Many give advice, only the wise profit by it. IONATHAN ROBERT MILLER rrlohnu A lock of black hair, a sigh from the ladies . . . so, soo attractive . . . a dreaming dancer with artistic tastes . . . a friend in a flash, a magnetic nature with captivating nonsense . . . rides on the clouds, yet versatilely practical . . . fun and loving with firm convictions and executive reasoning . . . specially fashioned laughter brimming in the Miller Manner. I am what I have made myself. PATRICIA RUTH MILLER Cfpatli A crown of golden hair topping a sweet face . . . spirited and energetic in school affairs . . . a picture of fashion garnished with style . . . a basketball guard . . . melifluous strains from the sax joyful and loquacious with friendly chatter . . . a flushed counten- ance . . . a mischevous lass behind a cloak of friendliness. Bless that bright-eyed girl. KATHLEEN MARIE MOONEY ffcathyn Quiet yet active, the Art Club President . . . beautiful dark wavy hair signifying imagination and artistic talent . . . a smile for all and willing to lend a hand . . . bright and eager, an industrious worker . . . musically minded, in band and orchestra . . . a sweet disposition and a kindly manner. Good words are worth much, and cost little. GLADYS ANN MON SEUR Glad', Short black hair, naturally curly and always in place . . . dark brown eyes glowing and radiantly alive . . . capa- bility in executing tasks of many kinds . . . dependable yet sensitive, with fa- shionable garb and a tendency toward coquettishness . . . a sparkle, a dazzle and an outburst of glee . . . truly one of the gang. Ambition has no restf' BARBARA NIEMINSKI nBarbx: Long, golden tawny locks worn page boy or pulled back ...an understanding nature, giving a helping hand and will- ing advice to all in need . . . a valued and hard working member of the Lib- rary Club . . . a warm and lasting greeting from true blue eyes and a manner as true as her eyes. The surest way to hit a woman's heart is to take aim kneeling. RALPH ROLAND NORTON Mousie Tall and rark, a really masculine build . . . brown eyes and a mask of serenity independent and uninfluenced, the Rock of Gibralter . . . the attitude of a willing worker and a logical thinker . . . variation of plaid and solid shirts and jeans .. . a sober expression, a quiet nature and an abundance of se- renity. Curiosity is one of the permanent characteristics of a vigorous mind. ROBERT NORTON Spider Broad manly shoulders garbed neatly and precisely with the Ivy Look . . . dark hair always in place, dark eyes adding mystery to handsome features . . . a veteran gymnast with might and grace . . . dependable reasoning in an amiable way. . . the unblinking, steady light of a good heart . . . a reservoir of inner strength. Curiosity is one of the permanent . . . . ,, characteristics of a vigorous mind. IOHN STEPHEN NOWAK S lash A slave to duty and responsibility . . . reliable and capable businessman with all of the qualities of a leader . . . often worried but quickly animated, and en- ergetic . . . a natural before a crowd, the Senior Play's Hub . . . a speeding athlete, a determined winner . . . per- serverance channeled by ambition . . . Mr. President of the Senior Class. He concentrates on the business at hand? IOSEPH EDMUND O'BRIEN 6fIOeD Good things come in small packages . . . neat, quiet and shy with attractive jet black hair . . . stoic dignity and a college look . . . shoulders broad enough for any Charles Atlas shirt . . . an Ipana smile . . . an outdoor man, a hunter at heart . . . seen, but not heard . . . future in the Air Force. One of the best by common consent.