Meriden High School - Annual Yearbook (Meriden, CT)

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l l THE Nothing succeeds like success.--Alexander Dumas ANNUAL I937 Arthur Hergott - Art , the photo- Frank Emil lndorf - Fat. Frank was l M.:-i.s. i l l grapher, did some snappy work with his camera. He developed his own pictures and had some unusual pictures in his collection. Doris Hoppe - Hop was a nice. quiet little girl who liked to draw: she also displayed her dancing talent in the Senior Musicale. Elizabeth Horn- Betty was a sweet oung lady who was very popular with tier girl friends . lAnd we imagine her boy friends .l Arthur John Horrigan - Art, Art was one of our most rabid sport fans. He also spent a lot of time at the Com- munity. Jean Hotchkiss - Busy as a bee was Jean who could always be depended upon. She was Room lO4's prize chair- man. Earl Hourigan - He was tremendously popular with the girls, but did not let his liking for them interfere with his school work. Yolande Howbrigg - Yoyo. Her disposition was just as sunny as her hair. Yoyo's cheerful smile and pleasant man- ner added to her attractiveness and like- able personality. Bradford Howes - Brad was our class photographer and we think an un- usually able one. His many contribu- tions to this book should have you agree- ing with us. Evelyn Hozer - Martha Raye the 2nd. Evy did a great piece of acting in Seven Keys to Baldpate . Wilbuda Huber- Burta was a whizz at math. an ardent reader of fiction. and a good law student. a budding chemist. He was also a sport's devotee and followed our teams closely. Henry lsysk -- Henry was a member of the I937 baseball combine. He also showed his literary ability when Annual time rolled around. Adeline lwanicki- The Power Behind the Scenes. Patsy spent many long hours prompting a Props and Paint's play. Our idea of a real girl. Edmund lwanicki - The pride of the East Side. Eddie was our illustrious athlete who surprised us with his talent in musical comedies. Mary Barbara Jastemske - Looking tranquility. A serenity of beauty hov- ered around Mary and all she did. Was it love, Mary? Ruth Jensen - Short and stocky was Ruthie but always a good sport and full of fun. Elmer Johnson - Where's Elmer? Little Elmer was so innocent looking in the midst of trouble that it was heart- breaking to watch his face. Martha Joan Johnson - Auburn locks, a serene disposition, and artistic talent made Martha very individual. Kathryn Joyce - Katie, Katie was a striking nonchalent girl who pos- sessed a sparkling wit beneath her naivete. Barbara Kahl - Babs. Bab's charm- ing poise and dignity won a place in the hearts of everyone.