Meriden High School - Annual Yearbook (Meriden, CT)

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I qw: THE ANNUAL '-wi., Jean Doyle - Jean, a good friend To all who knew her, didn'T find much Time for idle gossip. She was sTudi- ous and loved her books. Leonard Dubuc - Two Bucks usually remained in The background, buT when called upon To do someThing. he was always ready, willing, and able. George Dupuis - The song C-5eT ouT and GeT under mighT have been in- s ired by Dupe's Ford. And do Tfie lassies like red hair? Ask George. Joseph Dupuis - Joe was a con- genial chap. His cheery smile was parTicularly appreciaTed aT The ST. STan bowling alleys every Tuesday afTernoon. Audrey Engfer - AlThough raTher re- served, Audrey Took a greaT inTeresT in aThleTics. Her love of fair play was shown in her willingness To co- operaTe wiTh boTh her Teachers and classmaTes. Barbara Engfer - Bobs was one of our Taller classmaTes. She excelled in horseback-riding. her favoriTe sporT, buT she could handle a needle and Thread wiTh equal dexTeriTy. Selma England - Sel had a smile for everyone she meT. She was uieT during school hours. buT They Tejl us she could sing like a prima donna in minsTrel shows. Joyce Erikson -- Silence is golden. Many in her class were benefiTTed by her ever-willing helping hands, espe- cially when iT came To lending home- work. Doris Falk - Do-do was well-known as a good sporT. IT never seemed To maT'Ter much To her where The fun was, as long as The game was played fairly. Barbara Fellows - Bob's greaTesT ambiTion was To become a designer. Armed wiTh a pleasing personaliTy and excepTional arTisTic abiliTy, we are cerTain she will succeed in her chosen profession. Dominic Femia- Dom surely showed his sTuff The day he worked aT Penney's. His raTher bulky physique made him a valuable man on The gridiron. Domenic FerreTTi - Bigger and beT- Ter megaphones aT The baskeTball games, was opTimisTic Dom's moT'I'o. When he couldn'T be seen aT The games, he could always be heard. James FerreH'i - The MighTy MiTe. Jimmy had a rare business insTincT ThaT enabled him To successfully exe- cuTe The business affairs of boTh our school publicaTions, The PennanT and The Annual , Henry Ficken - Henney was so quieT ThaT even when The sTudy Teacher Ief+ The room, he wouldn'T dare open his mouTh. We congraTu- laTe Henney for his TrusTworThiness. Laura Figarola - Figs was quiTe an adepT arTisT. We shall expecT To hear much more abouT her success in The field of arT afTer graduaTion. Sol Fisk - Sol came To M. H.S. afTer our Senior year was well under way. buT iT didn'T Take him long To win friends and influence people. Fernne Flagg - Fernne's poise, sophis- TicaTion, and perfecT grooming made her rank high among her classmaTes. Her cheery personalify peneTraTed The halls of M. H.S. and served as a much-needed Tonic for us all. Sadie Flanagan - Silence suiTeTh besT. Sadie's presence was unknown To exTra-curricular acTiviTies, buT her inTirFaTe friends considered her a True pa . DoroThy Flanigan - Time and Tide waiT for no man as DoT learned Through experience. She came puff- ing up The hill Two minuTes To The faTal hour of eighT, buT always suc- ceeded in beaTing The bell. Roberl' Fleming - NoT lazy, iusT Tired. Bob was The mainsTay of M. H.S. Every inTermission he could be found holding up The walls in fronT of room I06. His peT hobby was sTringing The girls along. M. H. S. I93

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