Meriden High School - Annual Yearbook (Meriden, CT)

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Dedicated to ' The Undergraduates ' of W J M. H. S. by the ff r i of

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THE M. H. S. ANNUAL ..! Class of llwicln e.f.f?5p' Published Yearly by The Senior Class of the Meriden High School Volume XIX Meriden . C t'c t J 1910

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Preface The Class of 1910 can make no boast of size, as it is one of the smallest classes that has graduated from the Meriden High School in many years. 'We can claim but thirty-seven members,but at the same time we think we can claim quality. At any rate, the thirty-seven now receiving diplomas all entered at the same time and have succeeded in accomplishing the course in four years. That we have no five year men is, perhaps, to be attributed to the brilliancy of the Class of 1909, but We are merely stating facts-we are all four year men, And these, it must be admitted, are for the most part, Women. VVe entered a large class, and with a fair proportion of boys, but of these there are only nine who remain to share the honors of 1910. Notwithstanding our small number, we think we have made a success. lllie have even established some precedents. First,we secured Class pins, ofwhich we have never been ashamed, next, we made the Junior Promenade a financial success as well as a social one. This had never been done before. Then, in the Senior Play, The Amazons, we think we came up to the standard of making every play better than any preceding one, and left an impression which will not be soon forgotten by those who saw the play. And lastly, graduation week, this was of so recent a date that nothing has to be said to prove that a success. We do not Wish to boast over our successes, but only to show that we have kept up the records of the past, and now as we pass from students to alumni of M. H. S., we, the Class of 1910, dedicate this f'Annuall' to the undergraduates, as our last success in Meriden High School. ,