Meriden High School - Annual Yearbook (Meriden, CT)

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H oward Robison When the presidential returns were counted it was found that Howard Robison had nearly every one's vote except his own. Lefty not only led one of the best classes in M.H.S. history, but he also captained a team in basketball that made statisticians dig deep into their records to find a team to equal, not to say surpass it. Lefty was an all-round athlete and was a firm believer in Sloane's,' Liniment as a remedy for all ills, especially-- Thats enough. Activitiesz President Senior Class: Basketball f3l, Captain C-lb: Varsity Football lli, 41: Baseball 131: Chairman Athletic Committee S. G. A. l-lb: Pennant Board: Mayor of High School. Mary Coleman Mary is bright in more than one way. and eveiys body likes both ways. It is a good thing that Mary is not a wearisome person, for who .else could carry st- many honors and responsibilities with such ease? Nt one is ever jealous of her, however, for she is obviously a logical leader. In between times she has made an innumerable amount of friends. But who can help liking a naturally attractive girl? Activities: Vice-president Senior Class: Legenda and Pen- nant Staffs: President Glee Club: Secretary Debating Society: Library Club: Chairman Socia! Committee S. G. A: Varsity Basketball Team: President Junior College Club: Props and Paints: Nothing but tht- 'l'ruth : Minstrels, I5 years: Chorus Robert Tennant Robert is one of the studious kind. He studies until he gets tired, and then he studies something else. When Akeson was incapacitated, now and then, during football season, Bob used to assume the responsibil- ities of the football squad. He is manager of this year's baseball team, and in his hands this most unlucky aggregation ought to find its stride. Robert also kept the attention of the malcontents in the Lecture Hall. Activities: Manager Baseball: Captain R. O. T. C.: Treas- urer Senior Class: Agora Debating Society: Class Football 43, 45: Class Basketball t3, 47. Lois Parrellc A hearty laugh and we have Lois Parrette. She is a great practical joker, and causes many a laugh around the school by her witty remarks. Now and then she becomes serious, and manages the Girls' Basketball team, and does it well. Did somebody mention t'eats ? Lo has some excellent ideas as to what's good to eat and so makes an excellent one to put on social coma mittees. Yes, that's it: sociability is what predomin- ates in her. Activities: Pennant Staff: Library Club: ,Iunior College Club: S. G. A.: Debating Society: Manager Girls B. B Team: Chorus LSD. 27