Meriden High School - Annual Yearbook (Meriden, CT)

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ss, W., JaclCfBancroTT--Jack was a quieT, .inclusTrious. ysTudenT wiTh' a very ligkealolei personaliTy. We pre- ,dicT ThaT-he' as and elecTrician will -go Tar in his chosen Trade. Diamond Barakos-OuieT and sTudious, Dime spoke only when spoken To. Her -pleasanT smile and aTTracTive cloThes formed a combinaTion nThaT was cliTFiculT- To 'beat i , . .ES Qs- . ...L-W.-fm. .- s-,--.-.,- -fs' V- f L ,..-ll-,f ,, ,,1--f :J si? Afllhony Barillaro- Tony a is 0 T ehV1 s fsile'nT lad in The class room: buT T L fhe, surely could be heard aT Qbancl pracTice, ,TooTing The Trom- floone. ' Frances: Barillaro - We will always remember Fran as one ,of Those girls who have an inquisi- Tive naTure, buT one who did mosT of her Talking ouTside QT, class. Marion BarnharT-The eTTicienT presidenT of The French Club was none oTher Than Marion. When The Time comes, Marion will un- doubTedly make her mark in The world. David Baur-- Dave was The hard and willing worker who served as The manager of The swim- ming Team. AThleTics are his TorTe. and he was a valuable member oi The soccer squad. W' . -1. ,-singfs 4... ' my ' iv- qv -- ' -.ui-riff I r Vw!! , 3 ,l ix ,aus ' if -1- . sl J- ' -. giseigi- i Q ,, . 1: digs, Lp 9 i' '...g 'sri 9 -4-1. - ie, , - H' 5,41 ' was 1? 1- sa- r wow 'I' -'T' '-eff , K? pf! A ii' ' . R R QQ Owen Beachu- For a fellow wiTh plenTy of The old-fashioned TighTing spiriT, you need .look only To Owen. He carried This spiriT To The TooTball. baseball. soccer, and The swimming Teams.- To which he 'was always giving. his best ' m MargareT Beal--AlThough Mar- gareT is-' The quieT Type, shejis very industrious and always had her work prepared. Those hav- ing homework Trouble durin The regisTraTion period always inew where To go -Tor help. l - ' Gloria Beierle - Gloria is a quieT, conscienTious girl ,who would -raTher hear someone else Talk Than herself. , Helen Beierle - Helen was usually as uieT as a mouse: buT when sheclaroke TorTh wiTh ThaT charm- ing smile, she won everyon.e's aTTenTion and admiraTion. dward Beleiack - Ed is one oT fl-N ll: E , 'Li' fl.- if R+ Those fellows who made a class worTh aH'ending. He was al- ways prepared To make The class laugh when Things wenT slowly. The baskeTball Team had no more boisTerous follower Than Ed . William Beleiack- Bill's philos- ophy is ThaT silence is The lan- guage of The wise. ln Bill's esTi- maTion The besl' Thing aT Meri- den High is The Rifle Club.

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,T-fi, iusf couldn'+ keep his feef sfill. Vincenf Bogucki- Vinnie vied wifh George Sfeele for fhe honor of being fhe mosf acfive musically. l-le pla ed fhe from- bone in 'rhe school! band as well as wifh fhe Brass Quinfef and was a 'member of fhe Boys' Chorus. Walfer Bogucki- Wal+ and his cousin Benny were fhe mis- chievous pair of fhe Annex. Whaf a confrasf fhere is be- fween Walf's blond curly hair and fhe black grease so well known by every machinisfl Mary Bomrbassei-We found Mary a quief, reserved person whose inferesfs were mainly oufside of school. y Lillian Boofh- A liffle bif of loveliness besf describes Lillian. l-ler confagious giggle and flash- ing eyes added much fo her popularify. i George Bourne-George was a lover of swing music and danc- -ling. When he heard boogie- .i:fiNoogie or red-hor iive . he ,I This regular fellow was seldom ,seen wifhouf a grin. 4.5. Roberf Bowen- Bob very cap- ably served as fhe represenfa- five of fhe Senior Class af fhe Annex. l-le was an efficienf leaderp a good sfudenf. and a valuablefriend. Brown eyes and black hair blend info a fine per- sonalify. a Q I fu.: qi 1 was i 4 wf--' f '4- ' .1 ' as ' i ' ii: 3 in i 4.-nv if ranks' as 11 g W .4 iu il i, 7 A 2 Q 'mg - V' 'i 5, .- L. M, I -1 .- .gl YE.: -Q' ' ' ,ij in .g. I -1 , X .gk . v A Je .. ., 3. ' ,41' v,-,, ...if .-..i..s,5zf . F5 V 1 Q:-.'-ir. 'Tea gf -:-:-:-.1s'i'i5- .ww- ' iv Qwgrqs . N.. , A 5 ' -- .2jA..5'a .1 . -, raise- ,, Q. -4- ll 'Vi Evelyn Bradley- Evie always obfained good resulfs in her school work and was popular among her many friends. She was very enfhusiasfic abouf grammar. 6' A- Harold Brighfon - Moe became i guife a popular figure af lvl.l-l.S. f, 4-is 6,5 uring his long reign as a sfu- , H, .1 denf. Throughouf his years here. A however, he always had a new , joke ready for his friends. T as .. .3 '.'2a1?E.e, i ' j,Ii,,fiQ3iiagi'I'eW' 4 ' V2 ' ' l H , , ,,,, quiiel' chap who makes a hobby of horses: he is frequenfly seen in fhe saddle, even in mid-win- fer. ,Vs 5 Marian ,Buenger-Behind fhaf smoofh brow lurks a rugged brain. Marian, an agreeable person all fhe fime, was fempfed fo be slighfly audacious some of fhe fime: '-J Emily Burdacki - l-lere's a girl who is quief and well-mannered in all respecfs. She is one of fhose dependable persons who are rare finds in fhis furbulenf world foday. Earl Bushnell-This handsome barifone from Room 9 devofed . his summer life fo drum corps. in Thaf fine Pennanf cover was . ' lv ' drawn by Earl, who is an unus- 'H ually good arfisf. The Annual . 5 y A appreciafed his skill. ,i- .i., gg 255424. 'i . E- awp- 1 1 s:.'-.:1fa:1,-as Morris Buck, Jr.-Morris is a,