Meriden High School - Annual Yearbook (Meriden, CT)

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.hu X lp -V-. 'n THE ANNUAL Dominic Giordano .- Dom was al- ways cuTTing up boTh in The class- room and in his barber shop. He proved his abiliTy To acT by appear- ing in numerous local plays. Josephine GmiTrzuk - Jo was espe- cially admired Tor her erseverance and capabiliry in everyThing she un- deriook. This qualiTy made us all wish we knew her beHer. Richard Godek - We never saw The day when Richard -Tailed To do his homework. He and his TexTbooks were seldom parTed. This boy's go- ing places! BryanT Goodrich- Honest Mr. HunT, my clock musT have been slow. WiTh his wavy. blond hair, whaT more could The girls wanT? Can'T say +haT we blame one cerTain Miss. Julia Gorman - Ju will be remem- bered Tor her volunTary answers and good marks. She gave a Tine por- Trayal oT Granny in The Goose Hangs High . Cecelia Grabowski - Bubbles had more Than her share of pep and vigor and sTarred in sporTs. MoTor- cycles seemed To have a peculiar aHracTion Tor her. 4 John Gradwell - Room Nine has al- ways admired Billie since he cap- Tured a run-away horse. My very good friend The milkman said . . . lrene Graveline - Chubby and cheer- Tul are The words which TiT lrene besT. And could she Tickle The ivoriesl Ask herl To. play Tor you someTime. KenneTh Gregory - Kenny spenT much of his Time aT The bowling alleys. He proved a valuable asseT To our High School bowling Team. Lena Grieco - Lena's sTudious aTTi- Tude won her The admiraTion of many oT us. Lena proved herself To be a True and willing Triend. Olga Grinewsky - Happy-go-lucky. Sailor wenT in Tor dancing in a big way. She also enjoyed sporTs, boTh as a player and a specTaTor. Emil Gross - Junior's phoTographic eTiorTs were a valuable source of enTerTainmenT. He made a perTecT escorT, didn'T he, DoT . We all had To waTch our sTep when he and his camera were presenT. Beverly Grossman - Bev loved French and made no bones abouT learning her vocabulaire . 'She Took To aThleTics like a child To candy. par- TicipaTing in many of The sporTs of M. H. S. Joseph Gubala - Joe's causTic wiHi- cisms, arriving in The middle of seri- ous class discussion, provided many a mirTh- uaking episode. Joe ex- celled ininaseball and in soccer. Phyllis Guodace - PhiI was a reg- ular aTTendanT of The roller skaTing EarTies abouT Town. She aspires To ecome a greaT singer and some day crash radio. Good luck, Phil l VicTor GuTzwa - The person who saT nexT To Vic was never bored Trom lack of conversaTion. Vic kepT up an incessanT pow-wow, much To his Teachers' consTernaTion. Barbara Hanlan - ln addiTion To a pleasanT Tace and delighTTul giggle, Bobbie was an ambiTious kniTTer and designs her own cloThing. She is a popular 4-H club worker. Sfephen Hayes - STeve was ThaT shy Ii++Ie boy who said liTTle, buT ThoughT a greaT deal. IT you ever had any quesTions oT a scienTiTic na- Ture To be answered, STeve was The boy To see. Gladys Hennessey - Red was The excepTion To The saying ThaT a girl wiTh red hair has a Tiery Temper. Red played a good game oT bas- keTball. William HerTwich - Bill was one of our more conscienTious sTudenTs. When noT occupied wiTh his P. A. problems, he could be seen driving around Town in a delivery Truck. . E M. H. S. I93

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