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

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Q 'Cf 1i?'i2?TiT Tr12'Yffifyf 'ilx ki ' awp? ' E',1.3.iQl?'F2Qk2.1+:t2:c2vlv??ifft v-Gvfirsisiffa ,gi fflcffigatlg J 7 ARAM BAYRAM Prof january 15, 1917 i'Nothing can be purchased which is better than a firm friend Aram is one of those fellows who are always willing to help a person out of difficulties in any subject. He has a cheerful disposition and because of the comparative ease with which he tackles math prcb- lems, we all suggest that he be a math teacher, Although Aram was not on the city payroll, he held a job of distinc- tion at N. B, H. S., that of supervising the studies of athletes. Bayram with his Eddie Cantor eyes ought to go places. New Britain, Conn. NORMAN ELMER BLOMBERG New Britain, Conn. 'iLou May 8, 1916 He is tall enough to strike awe into the beholden Our class night hero, Does he Lochinvar or does he Lochinvar7 Hot Cha!!! Never mind Lou-we like you just the same because of your pleasing personality and ways. And does the i'villain throw a mean eraser? Going into Miss Adams's room is like going over the to . Qllfe know you will be successful in anything you undertake-just as you succeeded in putting Class Night over. Au Revoir, Glass Night Cast. ANNE THERESE BOYLE New Britain, Conn, December 7, 1915 One vast, substantial smile l-lere's one member ol' our class who is always full of bubbling laughter and good fellowship. She may have a hard time getting through some of her work but she always comes out the winner. Her friends are always glad to have her among them because of her fun-loving spirit, Good luck to you in fighting your way to the top, Ann. FLORENCE RUTH BUCKWALTER Hartford, Conn. i'Bucky September 29, 1914 Her personal charm and winning smileg Draws us all, mile after mile How does 'iBucky carry all those weighty ideas in that little head of hers? Does it surprise you to know that Bucky will some day be a great artist? lf she can draw as well as she can sew, success is hers. We need not look far for a friend when 'iBucky is around. Good luck to you. Phi Delta Sorority, ARMAND ANGELO CENCI New Britain, Conn. December 4, 1915 His ability was so versatile, and so apt for all things- Armand has shown himself to be ' vi-ry versatile young man, He in athletics, especially track, ..r how he managed to take .4 .tres as well. But he did, and received general honors, was inter- and is an accomplished dancer. I care of his studies and go to so many his excellent record as a student proves this, We know that he will be a success in whatever he undertakes. Track, . Q TAQ-aigilwfwffrf I 7 fflY'f5,1l'iii,1i' .QFFV . f' -f ' f 1. ly mf -f Y 5 p, wr ' Y 'WY X A J ' ' fm-.eff 'ul J A J fe -3ref..ke..,X.:.,a.kt-2aa.,-,. Page Fifteen asf

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tt. A ' 4 4 1 1 -A lufellff 'vii CARLTON HJALMAR ANDERSON New Britain, Conn. Comte May 13. l9lo A collection of books is a university Did you ever see a dream walking? lf you haven't, just look at Cornie. He is one boy who prefers a bed to anything else, Of course we can't blame him for that, but we wish that he'd sleep in the right places. The only time he smokes is when he's angry. So be- ware of i'Cornie when he's got a cigarette in his mouth, he's liable to eat you up. He enjoys collecting souvenirs from everywhere he goes. If you want to prove this try and Gnd a piece of wallpaper showing in his room, l-le is well liked by all of his associates. Senior Club, Chairman, Prom Committee, Delta Xi Fraternity. ELEANOR RUTH ANDERSON New Britain, Conn. Andy November 9, 1916 The maid who modestly conceals her beauties Eleanor is the kind of a girl men rave about, blonde, blue eyes, bright smile, and good disposition fwhen she's in the proper moody Vv'e haven't heard so much about her but we know she's here all right. lf you see a gathering of boys Andys sure to be the cause. Per- haps it's her undying, pep, vim, and vigor. ,IOSEPHINE RITA ANTHONY New Britain, Conn. 'lla' March 18, l9l4 And all your fortune lies beneath your hat Jo Anthony is the girl with the tricky hats-and can she wear them to perfection? jo can hold her own when it comes to sewing Cwe think she'll haunt room ll0j. She's the little Miss who always wears spike heeled shoes to make herself appear taller. She doesn't attend many school dances but then, shes over the school boy age. Girls' League. FRANKLIN SIMPSON ATWATER New Britain, Conn. Coachy August 24, 1916 i'Seasonx may roll But the true soul Burns the same where'er it goes Coachy needs no introduction to most of us. lf you were at the banquet you know the reason why. lf Coachy ever came to class unprepared we'd think the world was coming to an end. Yet it pays to be prepared for his name was on the general honor list. With his Winsome smile, versatile abilities, immaculate dress, and rosy cheeks we know he'll be a success at lvl. l. T. Toast To The Girls at Banquet, Banquet Committee. DOROTHY BARNES New Britain, Conn. Dot December 22, 1916 Quiet persons 'e welcome everywhere Our tall, fair-haired, more miss who is one Gne girl! fso all the boys sayj, Did you ever :iance7 Believe me she makes her partners step. But her fax pastime is horseback riding, and, in one way she reminds us of the Prince of Wales, also noted for his eques- trian accomplishments. Well, heres good luck to you, and may you succeed! Phi Sigma: Girls' Leagueg Motto Committee. f ' ij Li fir- if fi -ff . ogiifi4TZ2..'..,.l1..d.sLSl.1s.ILl,.f:L:.' ' Page Fourteen

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. . ., 'tf fx-If Hfliyv TREE. ,,,.,- - ' vw- - ' Y desired. succeed. position at Graduation. Class Night Cast. up, Shes everybody's pal . Cvirls' League, Basketball. Cvirls' Leagueg -Iunior College Club, Senior Club, SOL JACK COHEN W New York City i'Quinn December 23, 1915 l'll tell the world We don't know just how to tell you about Quinn for, my good people, he's as changeable as the wind. One day he's happy, another time he's blue, but we've all noticed he never fails to have an argument. W'e honestly believe he'd talk you into believing black was white if he so We nearly lost our beloved C71 debater because he thought studying English wasn't necessary, but, for once, someone else must have won the argument for he's still with us. Good luck. VIRGINIA LOUISE FAGAN New Britain, Conn. Gin january 5, 1916 Humility is the foundation of all virtue Although Virginia is one of the quiet girls of our class, she is a clever one too! She has made a success of life at New Britain High School, Her next stop is Connecticut Teachers College and we hope she will SERGE DANKEVITCH Buffalo, N. Y. Cheesy September 18, 1915 'The last laughter is always the best one yet Serge is as much an institution at N. B. H. S, as Mr. Bo11man's waste basket, non-tardy passes, or the Girls' League. For three years he has kept us in laughter and drowned all our blues with his vocalisms, piano playing, and imitation of MPopeye . He certainly can play the piano and compose music. We all heard him play his own com- 'iCheesy certainly knows his Greek and Latin and what else? And what a hit he made Class Night! Vife know you'll never lack jokes and we hope you'11 be a successful Paderewski or Chopin in the near future. You have our heartiest wishes, Cheesy . VIRGINIA ANN DAVIS Pittsfield, Mass, Ginny August 26, 1916 She is possessed with thoughts of the kitchen Virginia is the girl who must love history-taking two Civics for this year and doing supplementary in history from last Semester, We remember her as the girl who always had a little something she made in cooking to make our mouths water at noon with the smell. We hope she makes as good a nurse as she does a cook. Representative Girls' Leagueg Senior Club, Class Vifill. LUCILLE ANN GIROLAMO lvliddlefleld, Conn, Bobs Augu Thou weft my guide, philosopher, and friend Lucille is our dark-haired right hand helper. Lucy seems to have the knack of comforting everyone. If you want to know your mark on an examjust ask her, We don't know how she does it, but she'll tell you every time. Dont ever get in an argument about the N. R. A. or C. W. A, with Lucy for you'11 be squelched immediately, To sum st 26, 1915 I 93 4 Page Sixteen 4.