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

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ITS ADVISORS. . Mr. Warren Challis, Miss Casimir Tyburslci, Miss Marian Hogg, Mr. John Griffiths. This formidable looking lineup was photo- graphed at the Senior Prom. The small gifts do not represent in any way our re- spect and admiration for these people. They are all so wise and so understanding, so pleasanac and so firm. We have been advised and guided, teased and tested, and we have thrived under it and loved every minute of it. We shall remember them happily, and hope to meet again often throughout the years to Come. ITS MEMBERS

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ITS CGUNCH.. . . First Row lleft to Susan Wells, Judy rightl-Elaine Toole, Walborn, Mary Ellen Gordon, Barbara Senghaas. Second Row- l-larold l-larris, l'lerb Frey, Bill Peters, Tom Mitchell, John Nagl G. If anyone could learn how to arrange a photograph in a new way, he could make a million dollars. We do it at Meyers by changing the people each year, and make no money. But we do better. We make a picture of the Senior Council all posing quietly, and dressed up, and leave it to your own imagination to guess how they look when they are decorating for a Prom or practicing for Class Night or holding a regular meeting about class business. How they can talk and debate and settle things! We have watched with admiration and pay tribute to the tre- mendous job they have done for the class.

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ROBERT ARNOLD o A future an the Mannes ns nn store for this all ameable sensor Flxlng cars IS one of the ways Bob enloys has everyday routnne As a member of the Stage Crew he IS another of those capable young men dolng all that hard work the audience thunks IS fun The best of everythung In the years ahead to a fraendly opt: mnstnc classmate ALBERT ASTON If ever there was a man who thought hls course In Infe was com pletely charted and the end was only a matter of tame thus as he But we venture to prophecy a few turns toward teachmg wall halt lm and a sound of musnc wnll call and the road may even get rough And we all know he wull blush hrs way along successfully of course and we hope happlly HAROLD BARNEY a He us practical and careful thus non chalant senlor and hndes his real tntelllgence under a deep silence catlon and possubly become an elec trlcal engineer The electrac shop has been Hal s second home at Meyers where he has certaunly showed has vast knowledge of elec tronncs The best to hum nn reachung hrs desnred goal U Bruce an a tnous hard workmg o wh an really sound tat h un b and orchestra h so e t retncent he sur :ses e ryone us C quuck un etyemrfse smll Phar acy us lllmes desnred Ydfltofesslon rl can prop ecy that he wall ery but as success ful as he w n our sensor play IBB bll IIAIII . . h. IIH lll Hal would like to continue his edu: le - f V 6 V ll ll Br . . , E . B li? ' h 1 ' . L ,ith lv- ' an e ' d ' ni iwlt h