Meriden High School - Annual Yearbook (Meriden, CT)

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1?'Rl'ZD STERNBERG Fred Sternberzz, the uuy with the big trombone. Fred devoted all his time to mu- sic and the meat business. Rather an in- conizruous mixture, don't you think? It is indeed unfortunate that Fred did not take up barberimr. according to Red Bartlett. Band and Orchestra 41-2-3-41. EVELYN GRUBER Evelyn Gruber always seems to us as if she had just heard a good joke: that is bc- cause she is always smiling. But we sup- pose that is because she has a naturally happy disposition. May you always be happy, Evelyn! Chorus ll-21. CHAliI,l'lS Pl'1l,'l'ON Charley Pclion is probably our grreatest radio expert. Charley is also the astute Business Manager of the Annual. We pity him. Charley was pretty quiet his first three years but he became pretty wild his final year uliummimr around with Hucii Sternherg and 'l'ei'rible Hugrhie Hutchinson. French Club 141: Radio Club 13-415 An- nual Stafl' i-ll. EDITH BRIZZIIG Edith has spent her four years at M. H. S. very quietly. Nevertheless, she has many friends and is quite popular. We know she will be a success,

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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.

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FRANK VECCHIOLLA Frank Vecchiolla is quite a dancer. He and Nadile can be found in their spare mo- ments practicinyz new steps. We believe they may team together and go on the starre. French Club 013: Class football 13-433 Class baseball 143. CECELIA BUTTNER Cecelia is a commercialite and a fairly suc- cessful one too. We don't know why, but Cecelia always leaves school after everyone else. However we have a sneaking sus- picion that she always has to wait for Gladys. How about it? Chorus I1-23 5 French Ciub C231 Shorthand Club, Vice-President 143. HENRY BARTLETT Red Bartlett, fresh from Mr. Everest, is another one of those aboriginal D.H.D. Collegians. Red played on both the varsity football and baseball teams and was a shin- ing light. Chorus 4133 Agassiz C233 Varsity Foot- ball I3-43: varsity Baseball C433 Classl Baseball C1-2-33. EILEEN KENNEDY Eileen's aim has been to run as many people in the school as possible. She tried every method but, We fear, didn't employ tact! Never mind, in a few years she'll have al thel bossin: she wants as a school ma.'am-and a mighty good one, at that. Chorus 143: Glee Club 4235 Junior College Club i133A1't 1433 Agassiz Q33.