Meriden High School - Annual Yearbook (Meriden, CT)

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When the sun shineth make hay Heywood !vVvxAAAAz W W Shirley Elizabeth Affeldt - Always quiet, always cheerful, Shirley had a ready answer for the teacher's question which showed us her ambitious nature. W WYvonne Victoria Alix - UE. Laughter prolongeth life and causeth health. E was a quiet, cheerful, girl and full of fun among her intimate friends. W WArthur S. Aloia- Rocky When Art didn't have a session for Trans- portation, he brushed up on his basket- ball at which he was a past-master. W Wwilliam Alusitz - Dutchy. I yam what I yamf' He was a typical school boy with an adventurous spirit. He certainly found adventure with his west side antelopes . W W Edna May Andrews - I could dance forever. Edna believed in frank- ness and acted accordingly. Edna didnit follow the herd in high school. W W Gordon Ellsworth Arnold - Go- g0. Did anybody do the German? Though as noisy as a subway, Gordon kept himself a favorite with his witty remarks and pleasant nature. W WStanley Joseph Augustine- Stan, How far that little candle throws its beams! Vivacious and full of pep, Stan was a spark in every gathering. W W Thaddeus Frank Augustyne- Teal Put on your glassesg we know you. Serious and quiet-looking, Ted had a great interest in art. W W George Wilbur Avery-- But when he sat down to play- . George was a lover of the great outdoors. He achieved his ambition to play the piano well. W WNettie Marie Azzolina - Net, Be not the first by whom the news is told, nor yet the last when the news is old. This best describes smiling, de- pe'ndable 'fNet. W WVictor Baden- Via As quiet and impressive as the distant hills. Vic's sportsmanlike personality was noticeable on the gridiron and on the court. W 'kRUth Carolyn Baier - Ruthie, just five feet, a wee bit more, with big blue eyes and freckles galoreg ellin smile, and friendly word, the softest voice you ever heard. W WLoretta Aurore Baillargeon - T0ots. As busy as a bee. Loretta had an ambitious nature and an eager- ness to learn. Her energetic nature coupled with her intelligence should make her dreams realities. W Wjames Francis Barry- Red He showed us big league possibilities as a pitcher. He had a cork screw-curve that went down and round. W WThomas joseph Barry-- Butch Tall fair, athletic. Butch was a congenial, likeable fellow who loved to play football or to ice skate. He won favor with the ladies. W W Edmund Carl Bauchmann -- Ed. Sonny I am very fond of the com- pany of women. -Johnson. He was our cheerful gas station attendant with a lust for excitement. W W Robert Eric Becker- Bob , Skip- py Robert always seemed wrapped in his studies, but took time out every day to hear Jack Armstrong on the radio. W WAudrey Virginia Bedell - And , Peggy Tall, sincere, shy, and mod- est,-that's Aud . CAsk Lyman Hall Highlj W WEdward James Beeman- Shorty Shorty liked excitement and managed to find it among the test tubes and mi- croscopes in the science class, or in the bleachers at the Armory. W W Emma A. Belli-Emma was a very energetic Pennant booster. She was a regular Floyd Gibbons when de- livering oral themes, and was an excel- lent math student.

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