Meriden High School - Annual Yearbook (Meriden, CT)

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a iu..A, W r -2' in-M4 THE ANNUAL M. H. S. 9 Edward Floren - Ed had a voice ThaT ranged Three scales below The cradle of The deep . He said buf Ii++Ie, and when he did, we Thoughf The foundaTions were moving. Doris Fonfanella - SweeT is The word for you. Obliging Doris was always willing and anxious To hel solve homework problems, especiallif Those in pracfical arifhmefic. Edwin Fonfanella - Eddy inherifed The golfing insfincfs of The family, and he could iuggle The dicfionary wiTh as equal dexTeriTy as a golf club. Erma Fonfanella - Our fuTure sTar of The Olympics. Erma was a real afh- lefe. Alfhough she was quief in The classroom, she more Than made up for iT on The gym floor. Guido Fonfanella - SecTion Boss for The New York, New Haven 84 Harf- ford. Fonfanella was ThaT brawny lad who always spoke ouT of Turn in class, buf whose commenfs were fre- quenfly worfhwhile. Nancy Fonfanella - Sonia Henie's only rival. Nance was quife a flash on skafes. Her happy-go- lucky aHiTude combined wiTh her love for sporTs made her a popular figure. Sallie Fowler - A sTiTch in Time saves nine. The original sTyle of Sally's clofhes proved her abilify To sew. She was a good cooking sTudenT. Too, boys! Bernice Fredericks - And a merry old soul was she. Binifz's laugh and wif made her a popular member of The sTudenT body. especially among The Trousered ones. Laura Freifag - Laura Took an acfive parT in The M. H. S. sporfs program ever since her enfrance To Meriden High. She was a rare Miss who could face life's problems wiTh a smile. Charles French - Red was Tops when iT came To aThleTics and school affairs. Do you recall when he was senfenced To The elecfric chair. buf was pardoned before anyfhing serious developed? Elinor Fries - Elinor is an all-around girl known for her enThusiasm for swing music, good Times. and rumble- seaT riding. She always made a poinT of going To The Middlefown games. Donald Frifz - The Truckin' Duck was our illusTrious edifor, orafor, and acTor who managed grave digging in his spare Time. His work on The Pennanf made hisfory. Who remem- bers his golden curls? KaTherine Gaffey - Kay was a popular member of The class of '38 and very prominenT in all school acfivifies. She was The people's choice as The girls' represenTaTive in The A. A. Mario Gallo - Mario made quife a name for himself in The Goose Hangs High . He was also respon- sible for iTs novel scenery and has done much To raise The school's acf- ing sTandard. Rufh Gaspermeni' - Quiet ambifious. reserved. RuTh is well-liked by all her friends and admired by Those who were only able To know her sligh+ly. Ma'H'hew GaTes- MaTTie hailed from The SouTh la Meriden suburbl. He is one of Meriden High's unsung heroes, for iT was he who once pulled a drowning boy from Baldwin's Pond. Shirle Gaude+ - ShirT was our besf and mosT popular dancer. Being prominenf in social acTiviTies as well as in her classes, she was known and liked by all her classmaTes. Shirley Gaufhier -- Shirley was one of our quieT classmafes who, alfhough we heard liTTle from her, was well aware of all ThaT wenT on abouf her. Roberi- Gemske - Meriden High's conTribuTion To The sTagel He wowed us wifh his dramafic per- formances. Bob kepf us all in sTiTches wifh his swallow-Tail coaT and sfiff collars. Barbara Gilmore - Barbara was a good sporT, and during her course here was never found To refuse To help. She loved a good argumenf and could be found wherever There was one.