Meriden High School - Annual Yearbook (Meriden, CT)

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i i l THE Be wisely worldly, be not worldly wise.-Francis Quarles ANNUAL I937 l i lrene Kusslow - I, Irene had a Marie Lenz- Have you seen Nelson i l i i i l MiH.S. l i l i i i cheery smile to offer everyone at all times. She was a sports' enthusiast, and was herself a good sport . Theodore Ladueka - High-pressure salesman. We are certain that Ted is one person who could sell Brooklyn bridge, if he had a mind to. He will get there! Dorothea Louise LaMagdeline- Dot did noble work in obtaining ads for the Pennant . Good girl! She had enough energy left over to participate in bas- ketball and softball. Lucy Mary Landry-We shall remem- ber Blondie was that quiet young lady with blue eyes, who believed that horses and cars were intended to be used. Agnes Barbara Lapatis -- Kid was cheerful and willing to help anyone. Her consistently good test marks always brought out her smile. Henry Lapuc- Heinz and our foot- ball team were seldom parted. He had his serious moments, however, but con- cealed his aptitude for writing until the Annual unearthed it. Marie Larch - Smart Blonde. Ever so pleasant and smart, Marie took to her lessons like a duck to water. She was a popular number at dances. Mary Larese - Always quiet and de- pendable, Mary served her time on myriad refreshment committees. She made a perfect hostess. Edward Leaman - Ed. Ed was so quiet, he only listened when he talked: he was an able student. Ruth Elizabeth Leary - Sam. Ath- Ietically inclined, Ruth never missed a game. Whether it was football, basket- ball or baseball, she was always there to cheer our team. Eddy? Marie's love for movie and art has made her a great radio fan and impartial to all programs. Evelyn Roe Levin- Ev, Ev shined scholastically and socially. Quite an achievement, but she also wrote enter- taining poetry. Murry Joseph Levine - Moe. He was energy personified and was active on the Pennant, the debating team, and the tennis squad. Harriet Ruth Limmer - Harriet was always a good scout .who would offer a helping hand at alltimes. Heringenious posters helped many organizations in a time of need. June Limmer - You couldn't keep her quiet. She was a fun loving girl who surprised us by sitting quiet long enough to knit a sweater. John Lineen- Come sleep, sleep the certain knot of peace. Jack certainly appreciated sleep. But in Jack, the eyes hadxit. Florence Isabelle Logozzo - Music absorbed Flo's interests. She has a great deal to offer to the musical world. Benjamin Lombardi - lssac Walton. Benny preferred fishing to classes. He was a true fisherman: some of his fish stories were a yard long. Georgianna Lombardo - Although George gave the impression of being a sweet studious pupil, her good nature, humor, and wit, amused everyone. Bernice Lynch- Bee was ambitious, as is evidenced by her excellent work for the Props and Paint's celebration. She was also an actress of the first calibre.