Meriden High School - Annual Yearbook (Meriden, CT)

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I I M. H. S. A N N U A L 41 Ll939j Roberf Krupa - Roberf was a quief sfudenf, and a shy one. He was well-dressed and well-mannered and made quife a few friends, here in M. H. S. wifh his pleasing personalify. Walfer Kuhfa - An ardenf sporfsman and afhlefe, Walfer liked fo spend a good deal of his fime in fhe open as well as indulging in sporfs. Frank Kyrcz- Frank had a real inferesf in railroading and made if his hobby. Frank was also musically inclined, and fhe banjo was his favorife insfrumenf. Mabel LaBruque-Mabel made herself righf af home here af school. She came from ouf-of-fown, buf she quickly made a number of friends here. Armand Lamberfi - Sparks was a rafher quief person, buf his secref has been unearfhed: he was a radio operafor. If you heard sfafic on your radio, Armand was on fhe air. M Rufh Larkins-To all oufward a pear- ances Be+h was a shy and cfemure liffle lassie, buf fo her hosf of infi- mafe friends she was carefree and full of fhaf ready Irish wif. Doris Leaman- Georgie was a quief girl from Soufh Meriden. If all fhe girls in a class room were like her, you would have been able fo hear a pin drop. William Leck- Bill was fall and well- builf. He always had a friendly word for everyone, especially fhe opposife sex. He was a smarf sfu- denf. Hilda Lenz - Skillful fingers have broughf Hilda recognifion in fwo im- porfanf, yef very differenf fields, arf and sewing. Her posfers were com- monly seen on all fhree floors of M. H. S. Geraldine LeTourneau - Gerry was fhe quief, sophisficafed fype. She was very ambifious and loved fo sfudy fhings ouf for herself. She was liked by everyone and was quife popular. Henry Lamofhe - Hennie cerfainly knew his aeroplanes. The boys in fransporfa+ion won'f forgef his many inferesfing falks. His frank manner helped him Carnegie his way fo success. Marjorie Lanoue- Marge was a fal- enfed fap dancer. 'She 'rhrilled us wifh fhe many dances she did for our musicals. Marge is our candidafe for Queen of Taps. Roberf Lanoue - Bob was anofher fellow who laways looked on fhe dark side of fhings.. He should have faken up debafing 'for he loved fo argue wifh feachers. Ada Lapperf - A was cerfainly handy when if came fo handicraffs. Every fime we looked her way she seemed fo be busy kniffing or fool- ing away. Bernice LaQuerre- Bernie was quife a fraveling sfudenf. One minufe she was af her locker, 'rhe nexf visifing her home room for five minufes, and fhen selling fickefs for acfivifies. Q Rhoda Levine - Did you hear fhaf song? Every fime a new song ap- peared, Rho was The firsf fo pop- ularize if. She oughf fo be a music publisher's find . Lorraine L'Heureux- Rainie was fhe fair-haired damsel wifh fhe golden voice who so ably championed fhe cause of Madame Classic in fhe clas- sic Jazz Versus Classic classic. Nesfor L'Heureux-Nesfor's chief am- bifion in life was fo give Lindbergh some compefifion in flying. Don'f lef your enfhusiasm carry you foo high, Nesf ! Good people are scarce! Esfelle Limon- Sfell was always full of pep and ready for acfion. Jusf af presenf, her fhoughfs are sky-high: her aim is fo become an air hosfess. Marfin Lineen- Marf is a firsf class male iiHer-bug and was well known in school by all The lads and lassies.