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

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' ci '1la,..,0. 'Ayj01v7J-,AM r 6: YN lic-LAZLZJ - r ff ?4K .If M Ti-IE MEYERS FP CULT Y First Row ileft to rightj-Mr. Wenche, Mr. Pauletti, Mr. Griffiths, Mr. Davies, Mr. McDaniels, Mr. Palladino, Mr, Obeid. Second Row-Miss Burke, Miss McManmon, Miss Rosenthal, Miss Lees, Miss Brelsford, Miss Seigel, Miss Constine. Miss Nichols, Miss Hogg. Third Row-Mr. George, Mr. Iacobs, Mrs. Fraley, Mrs. Malloy, Miss Lydon, Miss Burns, Miss Lynch, lon leavel. Mr. Aikens, Mr. Gilbert. Fourth Row.-Mr. Evans, Miss Dougher, Miss Weaver. Miss Watts, Miss Hughes, Miss Merrel, Miss Fox, Miss Smith. Fifth Row-Miss Iones, Mrs. Harrison, Miss Murray, Miss Brislin, Miss Trethaway, Miss Watkins, Miss Harvey, Miss Trimmer, Miss McHugh, Miss Obici. Sixth Row-Mrs. Maynard, Mrs. Coulter, Miss Ryan, Mr. Yuknavich, Mrs. Mahone , Mr. Nagle. Seventh Row-Mr. McGowan, Mr. Millard, Miss Lenahan, Mr. Grenawalt, Goughnour, Mr. Iones. Eighth Row-Mr. Donlin, Mr. Scott, Mr. Geyer, Mr. Challis, Mr. Stah, Miss Tyburski, Mr. Harkins Ideceasedj.

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SCHOOL DIRECTORS Seated tleft to rightl -l-larry Gillmang Merritt Hughes, Vice President: Dr. Iohn Valenti, Presi- dent: Robert Gloman. Standing-Ioseph DeVizia: Craig Petersp Dr. Alfred Feinberg: Raymond Tubridy: Clarence Smith. Q I MR. ALLEN BACON MR. WALTER WQQD SUP9fim91'1d9Hf Assistant Superintendent flmtil lull' 1, 19583 Superintendent as of Iuly 1, 19581

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Miss ANNE 10 RESIGNATIV N In her years at Meyers, Miss Anne Iones has won a very special place in the hearts of her students. Her lilt and animation have made her classes both cheerful and inspiring. Her seriousness about the day by day living everyone experiences has made many people aware of all the future holds and the joy we may find in simple things. Miss Iones received her education at Bloomsburg State Teachers College and The Pennsylvania State University. At Buffalo State 'Teachers College she prepared for her very special field, teaching and guiding the Sight Saving Class. Her teaching career began in Plymouth High School, followed by some years at the Wilkes-Barre Continuation School, and she was appointed to the Meyers faculty in l940. One of this lady's many talents is in dramatics and public speaking. In this field she has willingly given her time and energies to direct plays and chapel programs and to assist others who came to depend upon her skill. Miss Jones, your warm, gracious manner and dainty, pixie expressions will remain with us along with your instruction and example. Have fun away from Meyers and remember us, now and then, as we shall happily remember you. 0 , i x xi, XXX' f FAcut'r'r wxarrima tiff ,CWM