Meriden High School - Annual Yearbook (Meriden, CT)

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I ik' ,f 3' THE ANNUAL ' ll U Qs P Barbara Hiller - Bob was noled for Harold Kaller - Harold was 'rhe her exceplional business abilify. Her second Rubinorl in 'rhe school or- ! pel' hobby was convincing local busi- cheslra: he and his 'licldle were in- ' ness Thai wha? lhey needed 'ro sfimu- separable. He once had a horrible I lale business was a six-inch ad in experience wilh a +heromin and never rs The Pennan'r . enrirely recovered. David Hirsl' - Dave was lhai good- Emily Kania - Em had a big smile looking boy wi'rh lhe wavy blond for everyone. Always looking al' lhe locks. He was quiie a biology bug, brighf side of if is no wonder she and look keen delighl' in dissecling made many paiienis her friends in frogs and olher helpless creaiures. lhe Meriden Hospilal. Dorolhy Hobson - Quie+ bul ambi- JeaneH'e Kapuscinski - Jen was an 'lious. Dol's leasanl personalily experl pianisl' who did a greal deal was pul 'ro good, advanlage in one -of her own composing. l+'s been M, of Meriden's local sfores. She was said +hal', Music makes 'rhe world go always willing io lend a helping hand 'rouncl and Jen cerlainly added H, lo our social aclivilies and clubs. her bi'r. Raymond Hollman - Persis+ence wins . Irene Karsmarski - Woman in While. S' Playing +o lhe las+ minure of +he lrene's grealesl' ambifion is 'lo be- game, Ray pulled us our of man come a modern Florence Nighlingale. fighl' spols. He always foughl hardi From whal we've seen ol her we are especially for The privilege of using sure she will. llle l'bfa'Y- Edward Kawecki - Ed, fhe blond Vilma Homich - Vil was one of bowler, was a s+ric+ ren-pins' enlhusi- +hose neal. energelic girls, who was as'r.. Bul' he mer his Walerloo when liked by all who knew her. We hope he came up againsl' 'rhe girl bowlers. she will succeed in her inlended Charles Keegan - Curly head and career as a business secrelary. winning smile. Charlie was one Roberl' Howard - Bob capably han- of our more brillianl chemislry scho- dled lhe business affairs of The lars. He was exce lionally siudious, Goose Hangs High. He could also and plans +o aHenclDYale afler grad- Turn oul a nice piece of poelry when uafion. 'file 0CCaSlOn arose- Marie Keegan - Marie was one of our Alberf Hyman - Bul'ler'Fly is remem- business-like young ladies who had a bered for his loi+y manner. since yen for piclures of all kinds. She he rowered some six feel' +wo info was an enfhusiasfic seamstress and a lhe afmosphere. Al was a mem- diligeni sludenl. bel' of OUT i5l'f10US m9ClleY ieam illai Lillian Kelevin - Allhough quiel al i00l4 Siaie l'10l'1Ol'5- mosl limes, Lil had a nice sense Beverly lndorf- Bev befriended lhe of humor when lhe occasion cle- Annual by spending many long manded it Her skill in lranslaling hours up in Room 206. This was nor Lalin helped many of us less forlu- her only inleresl, however: Wesleyan nales. also WGS an a'l'iVGC'll0n- John Kelly - Laugh and grow fel. Alberl' Janiga - Al was lhe pride John was +he big noise in any crowd. of +he school's baskelball fans. His Why lhe girls wenl for his line is welcome smile was given in The lra- beyond us. di'fiOI'16lJ6f1lQ6 Slyle- Anne Kemish - Anne was always a '93 Warren Johnson - Warren was a real ready ancl willing, worker. and was musical virluoso. He seldom spoke unless spoken +o, bul' when he did, il' was nol l'o indulge in idle challer. admired by all for her ambifious affi- iude. She was also recognized as a popular leader in her own group.