Meriden High School - Annual Yearbook (Meriden, CT)

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?F'ran?l: M?il4ifMH-Even ilmuglw Fvanlz was small in shalure. lm had a he-aar+ as big as all -outdoors. l-le was 3 fine rl'uclen'r and has a 'brighi 'Fu+ure ahead :rl him. Culver Hiller--Cuslveer was an aflwlefe as well as A very :mmf vinclnq aclor. if llwlngs ge rigl1+, we slmlll see Him me Wage Vclireclor of a big Broadway , promlucfion. Loisg Millm'-el-lere comes Meri- den l-liglfg' killer-flll'llsr . She llwas plsnly of wha? it la-hes. A Those, wlslwln qcldlfional infor- mafi-on slnoulg call Room 203. Mary Miller-Mary was onelcf Y ffhel cufe, Hny glrlswall-M.HLS. She was never willwoulfa smile. Lbvenlwhen shewas called upon ,for work. V V Arlene Millingi-on--Arl-ene's moldlo was LSL: l1 and Hwe world laughs wil? you. No maffer Mihai' +l1e occasion mighl' be, Arlene can always coax a smile ,from even 'fha mos? solemn -pei-son.l A P A ' Edward 'Mills-- Gus was as lnoisy as his car. which wen? A lwide open-oncelll' s+ar'l'ed fo ' Toll: A ,l 111,-.,...1,, , ,W . ,X +2 -Fi. wx-:ull paula.-E 9?

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An+oineHe Marino-Some - say ihai silence can be heard. An+oineHe's habiiual silence made her presence fell' raiher ihan heard. Kafherine Markley- Ka+e was a live wire from'Sou'rh Meriden. who had quiie a siring ofnloyal followers. Also, she 'look an aciive pari in many school aciiviiies. Doris Marlow-Eve class has VY iis oufsianding dancers. buf no class had a berier one Than Doris. John Maslow- Click was al- ways broke because of his love for phoiography. He was a camera fiend wiih a iremendous amouni' of knowledge. Peggy McLaughlin-Peg 'fakes' greai' pride in her.clo'l'hes. and we wonder iusi how many dif- fereni dresses she really has. Alfhouigh she showed a genuine inferesi' in school work, she had her fun jusf +he same. William McLaughlin-- Red was 'rhe Gene Krupa of Meriden High. He played 'ihe drums in +he school band, and how he made ihem +aik! Bill liked bas- keiball and was a loyal rooier 'For 1'he varsiiy. Hi! 4, G. '.-' ff-.5 - -sfs ff-f-W - if-fi 1 i f , . 1 av' ' H f -I , fi i Q- ' - r i. 1 is A - ,Q . E Roberi' McLean- Mac is a iolly, easy-going 'Fellow who was liked by many in our school. He always succeeded in holding Jrhe inieresi of ihe pupils in his iransporiaiion class by 'ialking aboui' his aeronauiical inieresis. nesi' Meisier- Ernie is +he boy who won +he prize in driv- ing. The fad 'rha+ he was as good in school work as he was in driving made him well liked by 'leachers as well as school- males. Rune Menizer--You could find our blond, good-looking Swede wherever fhere is exciiemeni. Even ihough he could do well enough by himself, he had a beauiiful car io help him. Viole'l' Mercuri-Violet a bundle of pe , vim, vigor, has won many iiriends wi'rh her iolly per- sonaliiy. Joseph Mil:-- Joe is nored for prediciions and poini' of view regarding 'rhe world crisis. He was a pillar of ihe Forum and ihe Washingion Hisforical So- cieiy. . I iMarion Mikisko '- Marion i was one of our sweefesi' girls. She had beauiiful wavy hair 'rhai' was very becoming To herand was +he envy of al ihe girls.

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Alberf Mueller- Al always has a smile on his face and is quife a wif. Generally, fhough, he kepf his comedy oufside fhe fclassroom, for which fhe feach- , 'ers were grafeful. Dolores Muenchow - Wlhaf would our excellenf chorus havedone wifhouf Dolly , whose voice confribufed so. much rich fone? She was a fine girl, wifh many frue friends. y ' Kafhleen Murphy-Kafhleekn is a genuine Irish beaufy . She was a favorife of bofh boys and -1, girls' and a prominenf figure f fhroughouf fhe school. gf William Murray- Bill was nearly lafe more offen fhan anyone else in Room 8. l-le was a 'Familiar figure af all fhe Meri- den High funcfions, afhlefic and social. Frances Nankervis- Fran is ever chary wifh her words. Yef she could be depended upon fo know fhe answers in class. Florence Nash-Florence was one of 'rhose forfunafe ones who made fhe honor roll every ferm. We feel fhaf her pafh will lead fo success in any field she may choose. . r-f x 'P' ...,.,, ,,5:,,,. ,,.u,....f-. 1... 'wr K iiikfhfi' if' N Jvli. igziiiif - - A 1 145 lf ' ' '. i 1- fi ' V sffrfff s-' 1 f 2 iii Q , . fi . f V ff- -S Ill! 1 V X X4 ' I Ili' 9 33532 .ir,, :L 1 W i:.2':'--' i 'I ,f , izffsiilz-ies.. ,-.11 ' 'W .. Ng, 5 -iff-1 221' 1 'Nair mmf s.-31? ' 'A . ' si, r -.vcr ,I fifjffngif 1 6- 3 ...Qs .... , Q . - ' , r if S X , D I, 5 'W A 'Ov E A-Gm .,:1?f.- lfQ,s,' Q Dorofhy Ness--Dof is a quief girl wifh good looks who is an ideal companian. She likes fhe ouf-of-doors in fhe winfer, for fhen she can ice skafe fo her hearf's confenf. Iva ,Newfon - One cannof always judge by appearances. Who would guess fhaf behind fhis calm, unreserved exferior fhere is a spirif sfill, genfle, refined, buf bubbling over wifh gaieiy? Dolores Niemiec-Dolores is a quief, ,sfeady worker who wenf abouf M.l-l.S. unobfrusively: buf she is well liked by fhose who know her. James Nilancl-A+ l2:3O a raff- ling, hissing noise, followed by a series of explosions, heralded fhe deparfure from school of an old Ford, wifh Jim af fhe helm. l-le musf have loved cars, for he worked in a gas sfafion in fhe oui' of school hours. ,iis 'W Arfhur Nifsche, Jr.- Snerd is 'A 1 offen found oonfradicfing ofhers and crac Ing IO es rom 'ff'Mf'M ' fhe cob. l-le w'as a hard-work- We 6' ref' ,J Vglg .mm , . , ,,. . s2:sgifGf1E?,.i'?f2Q:.. 's ,. Fsisknne . Q, ,iffy Jr wi,-iig:2':1w2--2. !5fp::sf.1-LH. 1 ' ':. -'rf-r'2':wG2s fu 'ie 1 r eiaatJ!:.eSfv:s'4 AN gf-as - ....ii.,f-V-..-egg, iekarf-,Gr 4 Rauf -.1-4 -1, i55,,n-mv.: ,,-Wg',. r i figs , P .Ss I ' . . Q . , r , cies mftxf' ff- 2: 'I '41 ing man, fhough, when if came fo delivering fhe morning and evening papers. Dolores Nold-A sweef disposi- fion, a beaufiful voice, and a wonderful sense of humor make Lorrie one of fhe mosf popu- lar girls of her class.