New Britain High School - Beehive Yearbook (New Britain, CT)

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Rf if 135. 1 ei HE 3 l Oil il LUCY MARY BLOGOSLAWSKI New Britain, Conn. May November 8, 1907 Softly speak and sweetly smile Aikenson That's what May aims to do-but when those little squeaks and shouts betray her excitement, and a wide grin indicates her glee shes anything but rlemure. Did you ever see May when she didn t have something up her sleeve? You can al ways see when she s coming down the line that she s just fairly bubbling over and if you don t go to meet her she s liable to explode before she gets to you You reallv ought to have a safety valve for that surplus diviltrv Phi Umegl Sororltv Senior Club WARREN BRAINERD New Britain Conn B1 February 23 1910 And cerfoznly he was a good fellow Chesterton He may be all right otherwise but with the teachers hes the most unpopular young man in school Hes one of those argumentative fellows who love to put in a question at the wrong time he s also one of that number of biology enthusiasts who have slowly driven Miss lVIcIntosh to the verge of desper ation But Bill is not so slow considering for he s won his letter at the pole vault and ns now a member of our orchestra And by the wav Bill we can t never forget them high collars you used to wear' High School Orchestra 26 27 Amphlon Club 'lruk Team 27 Senior Club HEI ENE AMELIA BOBER New Britain Conn Mea Bo May 26 1910 But on the whale gemus zs a secret to itself Carlvle This is our versatile Mea She is so to speak both poetess and artist Like all true artists she has at times craved an audience and we have at all times done our best to prove sym pathetic flVIore credit to us eh?b Doesn t she look appeal ing? for appall1ng?J Seriously Mea Bo s a good sport and has added considerably to our fun at school Not quite so innocent as she looks, however Do you mark that come brother look in her eye? lunior College Club Senior Club MERTON CLARK New Britain Conn Mert November 8 1909 Wtthout human soczety lzfe 19 stale Mert is the red headed boy of the class as well as L1nd bergh s chief competltor for future aerial honors Hes the boy who sets em all laughing every time he gets up to talk Imagine a fellow who goes out to the Newington Grange and comes home sober Thats Mert Hes reputed to have worn out three telephone books during the week before one of the De Molay dances and he finally went stag Mert b lieves in the policy of no entanglmg alliances We think that if he unloaded his store of Scotch jokes once and for all he would find himself increasingly popular J I l A 9 1 .. ,, . 1 , I , . . K fa 0' . . . rl ' - Jin 1 . , 2 e , 3 . . 113 4, ' T ' K' y ' ' 11 -Hn f K, I 3 U , i was W , - z , . U . K. t fe .J I . ' ' H . ,,. h 'Y . . Y , .J . ' A , I . ' Ol ' - y y - O ' N x 0. , , . I ' 1 - I f Ig 55 M W A f s T - - , ' rr rr y ' . H - A - 1 -as , xr t g - ' ' li -vi - , X ll ' . ' - . ' . 1 , I, L ' - ' I' .. ' U I ng U s . A H g ,, . ' 1 5, 8' . I S . l V7 'ini r l fir, . - ' - u rv Q. v 1 - 1 ' 5.4 H .A . . . . ,, ll ,, ,, . ' ' ' . N' . '. . 1 ' .H ' - - ' ' Q . ' . - gf , , Ill ' l . O, . nr 11 e- . . V . ,, . . .,, . .0 . . . V , OO W ug ' 'eff' Y 'f'f'fl 1 H? c' ..t.i.i.l1ieQgi1iiz,ffff 1 1 C 5 o' 14

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' 'O'f0'fCUi'lUU3U 'O'f 'O'O' 3330377 ' ' ' ' ' ' 1 ' ' ' ' v ' - - - - . 5, 9.on9.op.o.o9s.09' new ' poop L o MS? -2f'f8of833S' Q.'l?3 . A 1 Q . W m W fd ,u ELLEN ALEXANDER L OO .. England L November 25 1909 '.' UU! HS. ll d QI. . ,, ' .0 '. ' H H .ma an . -lm-and very lrzm BQ: Thats L . She's not valn at -all but her flgure is the cause ,.' ,.' of no llttle envy about the PFBITIISQS. But we mllst say that, Q. .. on the other hanrl, her scholastlcs record does not excite any D01 D Sllch feeling, fOr L 'ust hates homework and she ' s ' .O O , J , Ju t couldn t Q.. brlng herself to do one more iota than her fond instructors si compelled her to. All she hoped to do was graduate, and since 1, she's done that what' more is there to worry about? All you 4,3 O.. :live tOlgI?H1'IOW IS enjoy life with Travelers Co. isn't it? Well, , Q e sgo . sq senior Club. Big l CLIFFORD BELL Fa New Britain, Conn. Darkie February 7, 1909 .. Mighty and great f solid was he. j.l gn .sehufflg-scume-slaml-Bangityglaangl It is only Hoar- OO 'Q kle Coming lfltO.t.l'lC room and taklng his seat. His remarkable .Q UOISE-making ablllty had been developing for a number of ,.q i .1 years, so that when he reached 12th grade lt was at the peak of .O .' Rlerfectlon: and lt was thls very tralt that called forth from LQ' iss Souther the tier invectives and elo u s '- 'Q' Y A . q ent ermons on etl .O .. quette. But he pleaded hls own case Wlth remarkable success and '.1 IQ' set up an admirable defense. All that we can say is that we ho e .. . P O' .Q that the good luck and fortune which was with him at school ve wlll always abide with him. ul ,.' Football '26, '27g Theta Sigma Fraternity: Basketball '27g .Q Senlor Club. lOl la? oo 01 DOROTHY BARNES sg New Britain, Conn. Daya September 26, 1000 IQI Ill Always cheerful, always gay. .. Dot Barnes is a lively specimen-here, there, and ever where 'Q . Y l 3 always wlth the same galety. She was evidently not a student, PQI . 5 one who desired knowledge, but she was merely working for th .0 twelve credlts. She finally achieved her goal and graduated . ' jjj Wlth us. Socially, she was quite an attraction to the boys- . not necessarily all the boys, but anyway, an attraction. We P. dog-lt kngnhw what you are clgganninggltjo do, but we hope you will I.: .1 ac ICVE e same success . you l . Q - Delta Gamma Sigma Sororityg Senior Club. F-Y ' 1 1 rl? Q lvl no OO O0 Uno josEPl'l lsERTol INE 'S' . ' ' ' O0 K8nSlDgtOIl, Conn. Bert January 17' 1910 lOl pl Not so innocenf as he looks. . Ugo is a quiet chap in a crowd, but ohl, get him alone! He .0 d d ' lOl r.Q ma e a goo companlon for jumbo, but don t meet the two .. of.then1 alone.. We dont know what the football s uad is Q ll H . . q 'fl golng to do wlthout you, .Bt-rt. All kidding aside you're IO o K and ll R .. . .1 we WlS you luc ln whatever you take up. l.l PJ smlof Club: Football '27, M Ill oo 'U' Ill Cl fa? W O ' .-..-....--- .. 'Ol v 0000 000000 'f 'uve' wwovoovcvflaa' ' ' 'o ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' 0 snoop. p.o.qeo.eo.o.csS2ons.o9gnnn,o.oQt1L983o.oS??62of3n ' 13

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U14 FRANCES N. CAIVIPBELI. 1-Illa Ceneseo, New York Frisco May 3, 1010 E 1 1 Qf cheery disposition and infused with llze brains L1 of the gods. - I 'Tis not often one finds in one person a combination of ex- cellent scholarship, nice appearance and pleasing personality. ' I Yet here is such a girl. About her only fault is her sensitiveness. wa She takes matters too much to heart and has often felt hurt gi' because of a little teasing just in fun. Besides coming out on .7 top in scholarship she has been working Saturdays selling cures for peoples' ailments-an animated example of industry it . might be well for some of us to copy. We know you will be a . success at Normal, Frisco! .6 Amphion Clubg Class Night Castg Banquet Committee: Y Beehive Editor. it 'r WALTER GERALD DROGUE .0 Providence, R. l. Jerry December 26, 1910 .0 Sarcasm conceive In be, in general, the language nf .Q the devil. gCarlyle CQ Not that we mean to insinuate that Mr. Drogue is any re- '.1 lation to the Tempter-goodness no! But what we are trying .1 to say is that he has the most amazing sense of sarcasm--clid .. you ever hear of such a sense?-and the most curious streak of .1 cynicism you can imagine. His oral topics are simply peppery h Q with sarcasm. Wonder if all genuises are cynics-we don't . exactly think so. Still Jerry's genius is bringing him off with . honors, which is not speaking so bad for-er4er--cynical . geniuses, eh? Thatls .all right jerry, you've got a sense of ,. humor--alllwe're afraid of is that your cynicism will develop .' into pessimism. Guess there's no danger, though, Anyway, so ,.l long! ..e Senior Club, Motto Committeeg Chairman. ANNA IRENE CARLSON I - - .1 ., . New Britain, Conn. An May 27, 1910 r i. 5 I saw a lady there-she is a lady fair. 5 We're not quite sure we could call Anna a lady in the delicate sense of the word. In the one place she is rather petite, and in i the two lplace, she doesn't act like one of these English dames 1 who are inevitably attached to a lorgnette. But she is fair-no L . doubt about that-Gee! but isn't letting ones hair grow ln awful ' mess?fbut her blonde tresses are the envy of many. We hear aw N you're going to be a nurse An -well., our only advice is-don't wake up some day to findyourself going home with a too hand- '.q some patient. That certainly would be a faux pas l sg JULIUS J. DINER . New Britain, Conn. Jud March 24, 1909 .g He whasays muclz must be right snrnetimesf' .Q Perhaps Jud is right sometimes, but how d'ya suppose we're to know, as long as he never comes to a point. He drags ll his speeches like a talking machine, that's run clown, but no .1 one dares wind him for' fear he will never stop-seldom does .. know when to stop as it IS.. S all right, Jud, you may be able to talk your way through llfeg we wish you luck in the attempt, anyway. B Senior Slulrg vglpsiloii Lankbrla Phi lfraternityq Spanish Clnbg if ' 't 1:1 - 5' racc '-. ,.' ls t , , . LIQYIRI 'O' - it so Q' o vo '- 4'nou'o' 'A' 'own . .css o 0 qu seth on ' ' 15