Meriden High School - Annual Yearbook (Meriden, CT)

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ANDRHU'YAROSHEF5KI Andrew Yaroshefske, the boy in man's elothiml. is a member of that famous Latin glam-1' which eonprreirates in Room G every morninxz. Yarn has also shown a great interest in baseball. Class has:-ball 133. MARY'SCHBUDT Do you see those wavy locks? Yes, Mary Schmidt helonzrs to the old school of long tresses. Mary could never lie so friv- olous as to indulge in a pineapple bob or a similar cut. But, still water runs deepf Shoxthand MJ. JOShPH ROSENBRRG Joe Rosenberg: is awarded the celluloid frying pan when it comes to bein!! on time. Joe was never late to school during: his en- tire four years. Joe belonged to Tony Kat- sano's private gym class which came to a sudden death one day for unknown reasons. Rosenberg is the fellow that made Morris fAssistantJ Perry resign from the Y.M.H.A. team. Class basketball Q3-455 Class baseball 143. GERTRUDE BCRGDORF If you can't find Dot Carey, then you never will find Gertrude Bur1,:ilorf, for they are a perfect example of the Damon and Pythiasn style of friendship. sacred to our Little Red School House days. Shorthand UU.

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JACK RICCI Jack Ricci-one of the best natured fel- lows in M.H.S. Jack's big: Packard served Joe Nadile and Lois Hall verv nicely. We dare say that Jack will never forget Ed- mund Burke's six resolutions for promoting: peace in the American colonies. Jack is, by the way, 11 very good singer, as all those that attended the Minstrels will testify. Glee Club 123: Props and Paints 1413 Minstrels C3-45. FRANCES KNOPP We have here a dealer in homework, hosiery, minstrels, and hearts. Some variety, n'est-ci-pas? But Frances' greatest passion is history. How she did mastricate it! And then, the Way she delivered it to the class! Fond memories, indeed! Chorus T352 Glee Club f25: French Club Ill: Art C433 Minstrels 121. HENRY CARPENTER Henry Carpenter, that motorcycle. fiend, is another one of our quiet boys. Henry's great ambition seemed to be to keep on the honor roll as much as possible. HELEN TREIBER He1en's lots of fun and can make even the grouchiest of us cheer up. On rainy mornings, she could and always did make the sun Come through. She's 21 :Iood bright light for somebody! Shorthand 143.

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ROGER DORAN Roirer Doran's only claim to fame is that he played on the Championship Senior foot- ball team. However, Roger was quite a chemist, as English Class Cp IV A realizes. Roger was always cheerful and pleasant and was well-liked. Class Football UID. BARBARA WELCH Barbara Welsh has been a busy and well- liked jeune fille durimr her career. Anil she has the queerest blush! Ask any one who has heard her give oral themes. Barbara is a remarkably well-behaved child, with the exception of once in a while when her side- hitch, Marge Bradford, makes an especially wise remark. Chorus, Glee Club, Senior Collerre Club, French Club Agfassiz Program Committee, S.G.A.gCitizenship Committee. MILTON NVICKSTRAND Milton Wicksti-and is the great scientist who is now working: on the project of short- inz a rocket to the moon. Wicky is fa- mous for his trys Lo Mars with Art Budd. Radio Club 143: Bank. LOUISE D'Al,l,ESAX'I'RO We hz1ven't seen much of this lady at our school affairs but we suppose that there were conflicting' intrusts on the outside. Louise has pursued a rather miclillinxzf course but We're sure that timidity will never hinder her. Chorus 121: Shorthand Club 1173 Props and Paints 113.