Meriden High School - Annual Yearbook (Meriden, CT)

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INDEX TO THE CLASS OF' 1919 Lange, Mabel Josephine Lawton, Dorothy ....... Lee, llobert Buchanan . . Lingner, Edna May .... Madden, M. Grace ....... Meinke, Adelbert VVilbur Messner, ttiaynetle Margaret . Mett, Jennie Frances ...... Morris, Marion Louise .. Nerrow, Joseph Francis .. Nold, Vincent Nathan .. Norton, Katherine Grace .. Olmsted, Elizabeth Lake . . . Oretice, Hertnand James .. Ost, YVilliant Robert .... Pardee, Norman ......... Pellegrino, Mary Rosaline .. Purcell, John Joseph .. Rice, Robert Smith ..... Scheffer, Louise Ennna ..... Schenrer, Helen Enlnta ..... Scolefield, Clarence llawlinson. Sears, Loretta Rena ........ Shaw, Katherine Beulah . . . Simpson, Annie Ellis .. Sport, Ida P. ..,.,.... . Stockburger, NVil1ia1n H. . Stretch, Jalnes Edison .. Sullivan, Julia Catherine .. Sweeney, Caroline Rose . . . Taylor, Mildred Alberta . . . YVa1sh, Agnes ......... Weisleder, Alice ....... VVheeler, Catharine Hill . . . White, Philip M. ...... . QCCDNTINLJEDJ 1Hnrtrait llistory lhwqntcvy NYiH tfagcj tPngeJ tPagob tPag J Uh U5 74 81 41 68 73 79 51 68 75 SU 55 HT 72 T9 51 G4 74 79 43 U8 75 81 44 69 73 81 35 GG 73 79 57 69 74 81 41 67 76 79 56 66 73 Sl 44 64 75 79 45 GG 74 91 48 G4 75 79 55 68 T2 81 49 66 73 79 40 70 74 T9 35 64 74 S1 50 69 75 SU 56 65 73 81 36 69 74 T9 42 fifi 74 Fil 50 70 74 81 38 69 72 80 47 67 75 81 54 G6 74 79 47 G4 72 81 39 G8 72 .. 48 G5 73 81 47 G5 75 79 58 63 74 81 59 65 73 79 37 G4 75 81 39 68 .. Til 58 G8 75 S0 qt.. 423'

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A COMPLETE INDEX TO THE CLASS OF 1919 1'-Jrti-ait llistory Prop ecx Will tlfagej tljngej tPageJ P1 Barbour, Paul Irving .... 40 67 73 Barnes, Joyce Lawrence . . . . . 34 68 75 Barnikow, Lydia Emily .. 55 65 72 Barry, Anna M. ...... 53 67 72 Bechtold, Anna Elllllla .. 52 65 73 Bishop, Zoe Harford .. 53 66 75 Boehringer, Alice .... 36 69 73 Boornazian, Sarah E. .. 46 69 76 Broderick, Helen ..... . 49 65 73 Brown, John Gearhart, Jr. . 41 67 73 Burkinshaw, Thomas J. .. 59 67 76 Butler, Margaret Juliet 45 69 74 Cantwell, Lucy Helen .... 50 64 73 Carpenter, Russell LeG1'and 38 68 .. Church, Grace Huntington . 37 69 72 Connell, Helen M. ....... 46 66 75 Cumberlidge, Faye Arline .... 51 70 72 Currier, Stanley Lyon .... 46 66 72 Dawson, Angela N. ....... 52 69 75 Dessureau, VVilna Lawton . 42 69 72 Donovan, Genevieve M. .. 43 69 76 Doran, Robert Joseph 34 63 72 lJuPlessis, Claire H. 49 65 75 Dulllessis, Leon Philip . . . 57 66 75 Ellis, Carlton Case ...... 45 68 72 Fay, Edward ............ 60 69 73 Franklin, Clarence Erwin . 44 68 74 Gibson, Mary Isabel ...... .. 37 65 74 Gordon, Minnie ....... 58 67 76 Hafner. Stanley Russell .. 52 66 74 Hartnet, Joseph John .... 53 66 75 Hotchkiss, Emily Sophie .. .. 48 69 73 Hynes, John Thomas .. 40 64 74 Israel, Ida ............. 59 65 72 Johnson, Evelena Amelia . , . . 54 69 74 Johnson, Hul-da Pauline . . . . . 57 70 73 Johnson, Jennie Elizabeth .... 56 70 74 Kane, Melvin Thomas ...., .. 54 69 75

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REMARKS From the Editor VVe, the Class of 1919, here present for your approval the twenty- eighth volume of The Annual. VVe have succeeded in publishing it without the aid of either President, Wilso11 or the Big Five and we feel justly proud of the fact. Old and gray alumni, as well as members of more recently grad- uated classes, will no doubt notice many changes in this year's book, But, mark ye all, the Class ot' 1919 makes no apologies for these changes. Year after year, The Annual has ever been the same. Recently we picked out at random two volumes from a number of Annuals. A glance through them discovered just the same features, the same general plan, although the two books were published by classes graduating five years apart. An inspection of all the Annuals published between these two volumes found them to be similar in all but a few details. A triend of the editor remarked to him while he was working on this book, VVell, you put. about the same things in The Annual as they had the ye.tr before, don't you? The editor was about to rise up in righteous wrath when he realized that this was indeed so. And his resolve that the 1919 Annual should be original be- came even stronger. So readers of The Annual will find many changes and many in- novations this year. We hope that it will be of 1no1'e interest, to the underclassmen, too. The Annual was getting into a rut, and the Class of 1919 stall' resolved to get it out of the rut for one year at least. As stated before, we do not apologize for these changes. VVe he- lieve that they are for the better. If there are persons who ditl'er in opinitn. and dislike to see such changes. thet may X rife l-- tn- League ot' Nations about it. At any rate, it is requested that they do not bother the editorg he has had enough trials and troubles, not to mention tribulations, with this publication. He, more than anyone else, realizes its faults and shortcomings. And so the Class of 1919 commends this twenty-eighth volume of The Annual to an expectant list of subscribers. With the hope that they will not be too harsh in their judgment and that they will pay for their copy promptly and by cash, we remind them that de- spite errors, despite fauts, this book was moved to creation through the spirit, the inspiration and the pleasant memories of M. H. S. THE EDITOR.