Meriden High School - Annual Yearbook (Meriden, CT)

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Mary Kenny - Ken believed in The saying, Life is whaT you make iT, and Thus she was always happy. Ken was one of our popular dan- -cers. WalTer Kicielinski - KiTTy was no physical gianT, buT he held his own in gym and in his classes. We 'always liked WalT , and he goT along fine wiTh everyone else. Vicforia KierTz - A smile is your umbrella. We have heard ThaT Vic always managed To fall grace- fully on Those sTeps in 207. Nellie Kiewlen - Nell's appealing looks and pleasing personaliTy made her a greaT friend of boTh sexes. We know her abiliTy in maTh will be of greaf help To her in The busi- ness world. Anne Kilroy - Anne was very promi- nenT in exTra-curricular acTiviTies, and gave a fine performance in The Goose Hangs High. She was vice- presidenf of The Props 84 PainTs. Alice Kirkby - Al finished anyfhing well ThaT fell her loT. The PennanT Press Club is indebfed To Alice Tor her fine work. She was also a promi- nenT member of oTher clubs. Paul Kirschmann - Kirsh uTilized mosT of his sTudy periods as a Time To cafch up on losT sleep. Bowling was righT up his alle . AT This sporT he reigned as school! chump - par- don us - school champ. Charles Kochanowski - Koch had a keen eye for The baskeTbaII hoop, and displayed his abiliTy on The courT, much To The saTisfacTion of Coach B. EsTher Komm - EsTher's unrealized supply of humor and simple direcf- ness were The TraiTs which we will well remember. We hope she will use Them To The besT advanfage. STanley Kowalski- STan Took To Typ- ing like a duck To waTer. much To The relief of The Annual . He made hisfory: he was The Tirsf bo To hold The office of presidenT of The ShorT- hand Club. THE ANNUAL N- R nw., MargareT Kozuch - Marge was one of Meriden High's aThleTic girls. Will we ever forgeT The wa she Triumphed in dodgeball and bask!eTball? John KuhTa - Sarge could be seen marching wiTh The Nafional Guards in every ArmisTice parade. WhaT a grand sighT iT was, Tool Georgia Lallos - SporTs played an imporTanT parT in Georgia's high school life. We would like To say she was quieT, buT we've said iT so offen, we hesiTaTe. Isabelle LaMonTagne - Besides being Club Edifor of The PennanT, Izzy was The one who collecTed dues from The willing members of The Props and PainTs SocieTy. Lionel Lanoue - Lionel was one of our cham ion aThleTes. He was fasT on The Easkefball courT, and iusT as speedy wiTh The girls. HerberT Larch - Herb was a de- baTing Team incarnaTe: on one cer- Tain assembly he iusT mowed 'em down . LimiTed space prevenfs us from doing iusTice To Herb . Jennie LaRose - Good cook and will- ing worker, Jen made a pracfice of having her homework done before school. lWhom did she Take afTer, we wonder?l Harold Learned - Bud and The Duck were faTher and son, or claimed To be. Bud was an ouT- door man wiTh a yen for fishing. hunTing, sailing, and The girls. His moTTo was New London. or busT. Jack Lee - The Mayor was The leader of Room III. Jack was an incurable firsT-nighTer. His edi- Torials in The PennanT were a boon To The paper and a bang To The Teachers. Sophie Lencoski - The greaTesT of Soph's many ambiTions was To be- come a singer. Her favoriTe pasfime was sTud ing famous operas, and her favoriTe haunt The Palace. M H S I9

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