Meriden High School - Annual Yearbook (Meriden, CT)

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'0 ER ,Nl G Q 1 G 1 QT l C5 Q 1 Q. 3 an Ill U, as 07 55 cn -F :r rn Qglnays 'E S I' ii- 4 . QWnmd9 1947 typical high school boy should dress, and that's pretty good. Besides himself, he has an- other advantage - he is the owner of a car that runs. He likes all sports, but baseball particularly. Katherine Cotter - Dark-eyed, dark-haired Kay, with her witty comments and corny jokes, with her hearty laugh and twinkling eyes, is a girl well-liked by all. She can al- ways lift low spirits, carry on a conversation, and keep everyone happy. That's our Kay. Martin Cummings - Marty is a natural humorist. All he has to do is wink and we laugh. His favorite subject is Spanish. He is active in clubs, especial- ly as a member of the Special Chorus. His main ambition is to crack one really good ioke. Anita Cossette - Nedie just goes along with the world very smoothly. She is quiet, but not always so. She manages to do her share of the talking and more than a share of the laughing - that's the way to enioy yourself, Nedie, keep it up. Nancy Crosthwait - Nancy likes books, not only to read but to catalogue and keep in order. Her work in the library shows that. She's quiet, but fun to know. She finds time to be- long to several activities, one being Junior College Club. Delores Curylo-Delores may be short, but she certainly can hold her own anywhere. She's a girl who knows what she likes and what she doesn't like, and what she wants and doesn't want. No in-betweens for Delores. . JOAN CJOSSEYTE Joan Cossette - Little Joanie, the other half of the two Cos- settes, is another one whose motto is: Laugh and the world laughs with you. And how true, for when Joanie's around, everyone enioys him- self. Joanie's a nice kid. Marion Cuccaro-Cookie is every- one's little sister. You can't help but feel protective toward her small, genuine grin, and diminutive body. We've never heard a mean word from her, or about her. She's a little girl with a big heart. Bob Curylo - Trade gets all the good ones . . . here's another . . . Bob is the blond not seen very often but often heard about. From what we hear, he's a pretty swell guy, one who's plenty of fun.

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IRENE DABHOWSPH HELEN DAMENZH WANCES CAREY xiii X y 5 6.9 x. , is -S' si sxr. if Q V QQ Q1.,,Qx5 I t. . ZS' .Z sr -' tt Fl.O5ifNCH CARA ANGELA D'Al.lfZiA GENE UE ESENEHE JOAN DELANEY LORRAINE DE NSCOUN ELAINE Irene Dabrowski-Irene is one of M.H.S.'s favorite piano play- ers. She is well known for her love of the classics. She takes her studies seriously and her excellent marks are the envy of all less fortunate students. Florence Dara - Florence never has much to say, but she al- ways has a sweet smile for everyone. She is on the quiet side and a little shy, but once she gets started, there's no stopping her. .loan Delaney-Joan looks like a Seventeen ad with her bangs and different, decided- ly pretty clothes. She is one half of the Loisiane Perry- Joan Delaney duo, which in- sists on arriving at 8:01 every morning. Helen Damenski - Maybe her golden silence is due to an artistic temperament or may- be she belives in the proverb, Better seen than heard . But those sudden outbursts of laughter prove that Helen has many a humorous moment. We know. Angeline D'Auria - Angel cer- tainly lives up to her nick- name. She is an angel. A small, attractive angel with very long, very pretty hair. She is practical and efficient and never fails to have her homework done-and correct. Lorraine DeNicola-This gal's no lazy Lena . She likes to be up and around doing something that's fun and takes up time, like bowling, dancing and those ever-popular basketball games. She's also attractive, with a grin that lights up her whole face. O X V! lxxcf'fi4'fV my 1 gif aj 0 'ff E Q I I El? Nl S' 4' :S Eh 4, ,Do ' f 1009 IDEN C 47 efxli 5 -Jr lflpeg X' f fgi Frances Danby - Frances has an answer for everything. Right or wrong, she is always in the midst of an interesting class discussion. Her vast store of knowledge and her great ability for transferring ideas into words amazes us all. Gene DeGenere - Colossal is the adiective for Gene - colossal nerve, colossal energy, and a colossal reputation for mak- ing friends. He is known as one of the boys . . . a colos- sal sport all the time. Elaine Dewey - Elaine is the tall blonde who always seems to have enough energy to run the last mile to the next class while the rest of us are merely able to stagger. Her puzzled questions in chemistry, lDoes natural gas come in bottles like miIk?J, make life seem like wonderful fun.