Meriden High School - Annual Yearbook (Meriden, CT)

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JOSEPH NADILB Here was the noblest Roman of them all. Joe Nadile, Class president. is the husi'-sv student at M,H.S. Joe, besides participating in every sort of activity, has seldom missed being: on the honor roll. Joe is by far the most popular student in the school. His rec- ord speaks for itself, The xzrcatest respect for Joseph Nadilel Class President 1924 MJ: Football Man- a'1er ffllg Manager Senior Play: Annual Stall: Class Basketball Ml: Varsity Football 12, 31: S.G.A. C2-3-41: President Props and Paints C413 Cast Grigrore l-17 3 Cast of Senior playg Mintrels 12-3-41. MARGARET DONOHTQE Margaret hasn't disturbed with much noise during her four years at High School. But you can always End her on Tuesdays, at intermission, with a hot dog. This system is sure-fire. It has never failed to our knowledge. Shorthand 145. l.AWlilflNCl'l DANAHER Danaher is the fellow with the gray hair and calloused handsiif We can believe Red Bartlett. Danaher, as a member of the aforementioned D.H.D. Colleyzians, served several bean parties for the members of his team. Ayrassizz 125: Varsity Football 141. JENNIE PANAS Jennie Panas is another member of that famous basketball team. Jennie was very small but it made no difference on the bas- ketball court. Jennie had charge of the library many afternoons but she also had many other troubles. Girls' Varsity Basketball I3-453 Library Club 12-3-45.

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MERIDEN HIGH SCHOOL 1 SENIOR-OFFICERS- l HL SENIOR GIRLS Barnard, C. Barry, II. Bieber, C. Birdsey, P. Booth, D. Bradford, M. Burgdorf, G. Buttner, C. Carey, D. Chamberlain, M: Charnplin, B. Chromy, A. Clark, E. Curley, F. Diallesantro, L. Dickinson, E. Danahue, M. Duval, G. Evard, I.. Falk, H. Finn, G. Fisher, E. Flatow, D. Flynn, A. Flynn, BI. Gabriel, H. Gross, L. Gruber, E. Gustafson, C. Hill, J. Horrigan, D. Jacobson, E. Johnson, H. Johnson, B. Kennedy, A. Jenkins, E. Schmidt, M. King, A. Knopp, F. IJVI'-9i!16'Il f-JUS If PII NA DILE Vice-Prcsi11'c11f--D URO TPI Y WALKER Sl'C7'6ll1I If1.4 NNA CHR UBI Y Treasu rer-HO WARD VEILLE TTE Kogut, A. Langer, D. Levinduski, B. Lewis, M. Madden, V. Manley, J. Meyerowitz, A. Miller, M. O,Connor, C. Olson, E. Olson, F. Panas, J. Patzke, M. Perkins, E. Powers, F. Pullan, J. Robinson, H. Seddon, M. Seddon, M. Stacey, G. Sugarrnan, D. Totzke, M. Wlalker, D. XVeyer, M. Treiber, H. Towne, L. VVileski, M. YVilkes, F. YVinslow, B. Wlotj kiewicz, F. Yvright, G. Ashnorth, L. Pierson, G. SENIOR BOYS Awdziewicz, F. Baldwin, R. Baldwin, YV. Birch, I.. Carpenter., H. 7 Clark, D. Cohen, D. Cohen, S. Cossette, I. Doran, R. Fonatanella, A. Fox, C. Gallivan, L. Harrison, N. Hirst, J. Katsanos, J. Klenske, E. Kochanowski, B Kochanowski, J. Kichinski, H. Muronde, R. lllastriano, R. McCarthy, Ed. Nadile, J. Novakowski, O. Olsen, Pelton, C. Raiselis, G. Roberts, S. Ross, J. Rosenberg, J. Shaw, H. Skladzien, F. - Smith, E. Sternberg, F. Sternberg, H. Thiessen, J. Viellette, H. Vecchiolla, F. Wlngner, VV. lvickstrand, BI. YVodatch, F. Yaroshefski, A. Zwolinski, M. Zielke, C.

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DOROTHY WALKER Dot, our noble vice-president, is another of our busy students. Dot was always occu- pied with business affairs or other kinds- mostly other kinds, love for instance. Yale is the peer of all colleges, says Dot, and we add that Baldwin is the peer of all ap- ples. However, Dot was a real likeable girl and we wish her success. Glee Club K2-33: Junior College Club K2-3-45: French Club 13-432 S.G.A. 4472 Varsity Basketball 147: Pennant Staff: An- nual Staff: Vice-President of Class of 1924 Nl- MARY PATZKIC Mary Patzke is one of our happy and care- free classmates. Mary always has some- thing up her sleeve. We understand that she just loves to go walking but we could not find out with whom. MARION XVEYER Marion Weyer is another very quiet stu- dent and consequently we do not know much about her either. She is a commercialite and will probably enter the business world after yrraduation, BERNICH LEVENIJUSKIIC Hail to Bernice Levenduskie. valiant cap- tain of that great team that beat Swampscot and gave Bridgeport such a hard fight. 1 am sure Milton for was it Count Modelskij had Bernice in mind when he composed that line 'so buxom, blithe, and debonairf' Girls Varsity Basketball 13-115.