Meriden High School - Annual Yearbook (Meriden, CT)

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Be sure you are right, then go ahead.-David Crockett -I-HE Alton Geiger Kamens - Al.l' Alton was a prominent Deutcher. He was well liked despite his quietness. Doris Kamens - Do with her slow smile was shy, but had an easy manner which made her pleasant company. . Margaret M. Kashur - An ardent business lady-was the petite Mickey . Her sincerity and willingness to help made her one of the most popular. Ma Elizabeth Kelly - Still water runs deep was ably exemplified by Betty . She was a worthwhile friend. Mary Kelly - Perseverance is the keynote to success. Mary was a quiet, industrious girl who was a loyal friend. Wanda Margaret Ketchel - An agile athletic. and a lover of life was Peggy . Always busy with work or play. Helen Eugenia Keyes - Helen was one of our Class poets and probably our most enthusiastic basketball fan. Odd combination, but Helen is an un- usual girl. Susan Kiewlen - Sue was quite fond of having her locker located on the first floor-She had such an easy time reaching it when the noonday rush be- gan. Joseph Kiewra - Silence covers deep thought. I am afraid that Salty was just another one of those boys about whom we shall have to say quiet . Ruth Kifmire - Ruth was a scholar and a super, super saleslady. Shall we ever forget her work as Pennant booster? Eleanor Kilroy X- Honor Bright. Living up to her nickname kept Eleanor busy. She was a good sport. and her direct and straight-forward manner made her the life of the party. Shirley Kinney - Shirl. Lovely to look at, delightful to know. Shirl had the personality that clicked and was extremely popular. Mary Kirby - Mary was known for her hearty chuckles and indifferent man- ner. She believed that to laugh is to succeed . Albin Klasoskus - We think that Horse is the greatest athlete to have graduated from M. H. S. Basketball, football, baseball - he took them all in his stride. Shirley Knell - Shirley's work always seemed to be well done. She is to be lauded for her high scholastic standing. John Koozmitch -- Red was a quiet. studious fellow and always appeared to be good natured. He was always well- dressed. Joseph Korzenko - Joe, With a smile on his lips. Joe rose from the ranks and took a prominent place on our golf team. Frances Barbara Kosinska - Fran was conscientious and quiet. but always ready to do her part. Conrad Theodore Kuhn - Connie, Conrad was one of our literary luminaries. He made a good, dependable friend. Walter Lawrence Kurcon - Walt. Walt was on the tennis team and played a mean game. Maybe he'll be another detective! ANNUAL I937 M.H

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