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

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BHS .. . 5.77 Y- . a,a.,..nc,,T ua., wc, Ag. .Q - .a-fi ay-, 9 A SIDNEY SOLOMON MAXEN Hartford, Conn. Pickles February 10, 1914 MA Man is what he eats Pickles is a good pal and clear thinker. They say that he is in Hartford 4 nights out of 7. During his first two and one-half years at school he came about two days a week regularly. But in spite of this he has managed to be in the 1934 graduating class. P Basketball 1931-323 lntermural Basketball Lcagueg Upsilon Lambda hi. VIOLA DOROTHY LIFSHITZ New Britain, Conn. Vi March 9, 1916 The red-gold cataract of her hair Our red-headed vamp. Vi has a lot of ability if she'd only use it. We hear she spends a lot of time and thoughts with a certain Harvard man. Perhaps that's why shes so keen on getting in Sim- mons. V-fe're sorry Vi hasn't come to many school activities because she sure has lots of pep. Miss Adams's English class knows that. We want to know how she gets uhandcuffedn to her chair in English. She must be a vicious woman. RALPH ALFRED MERIGOLD Irvington, N, nl, uMeri April 9, 1916 The actor assumes every kind of character Ralph is a rather quiet person until you get to know him well. His dramatic ability has carried him to the presidents chair in the Am- phion Club. Keep at it Meri you may be a Douglas Fairbanks yet, in spite of the fact that you are going to college for an engineering course. Ralph is also a hockey player and a football man, because actors have to have recreation. President Amphion Clubg Chairman of Class Night Committeeg Class Night Castg Business Manager of the Beehive. SOPHIE MAKULA New Britain, Conn. April 11, 1915 Her modesty was such That one might say Cto say the truthj She rather had too much O deah! O cleah! Look, who's the bashful girl named Sophie? She never associates with boys? Why? Thats for you to find out. Some day we won't be a bit surprised if she becomes a secretary at Washington, D. C. We wish you the best of luck! ALICE LOIS MOORE Kensington, Conn. Al November 4, 1914 Active yet resigned Al is always full of life when she hasn't got English on her mind. Al is well liked by both sexes and do we like to go to her parties? We did not know she had dramatic talent until Class Night. Al is undecided what to do after graduation. We wish her success in whatever she undertakes. Class Night Cast. .Q N 1 9 3 4 3 3255 Page Twenty-six

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If NI B H S WALTER JOSEPH KACZMARSZYK New Britain, Conn. Katz August l, 1914 My way is to begin with the beginning Now here's somebody who ought to be successful in whatever career he chooses to follow. He is a student of business and we hope he may bring out some theory that will stop all the financial worries on this earth. He also swings a mean racket in tennis, and he's a great pool and card player. Go to it, we wish you success. HELEN CLAIRE KIEFFER Hartford, Conn. October Il, 1915 Often change doth please cz womarils mind Helen is a girl for changes. Hardly ever do we see her hair combed the same way. One day she looks like a demure little miss, the next Tl'Iie:s a sleek looking senorita. Well, 'tis said, variety is the spice of 1 e . Helen seems to have a way with her. At any rate, she's a good sport, always has a smile and a cheery hello , Senior Club, Girls' League. MICHAEL KASSEY New Britain, Conn. 'AMickey October 12, l9l2 If any far-distant age will give credit to so great a work Mickey the great! The boy who shines not only in school but with the girls. He claims if it were not for him the school would fall apart. What would the dance halls do if it were not for him? Some day you may read in the newspaper that he has won the marathon dance contest. By the way, if you could only see his face you would say he has a wonderful future just around the corner. How far is that corner, though? The girls claim his name will appear in the book Whos Who . You have our best wishes, Mickey. Basketball. VERONICA LORRAINE KOSIOREK New Britain, Conn. Vickie October 6, 19l4 'Easy Came, Easy Go Vickie is one among our number who takes things just as they come along. She doesn't overdo, she isn't a slacker, she's just a medium gir . i'Vickie is tall, a little thin, neither blonde nor brunette, You see, her appearance copes well with her will. She's a lucky girl to be able to take life so easily especially in N. B. H. S. DORIS .IOSEPHINE LARSON New Britain, Conn. Swede january 26, 1916 A Goal Made Needs no band If the boys are falling over each other's feet it's not because they're awkward. Doris has just gone by and they've all turned to see her and say Aint She Sweet Walking Down the Street . She is a cap- tivating creature with her blonde hair, twinkling eyes, and winsome smi e. We wonder who that Certain Young Man is? He'd better watch out for there's plenty of competition from the other young men. Girls' League. I 9 3 4 f Page Twenty-three

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B H S ETHELYN MARIE NELSON Edgewater, Colorado September 23, 1915 A'At the best, my lad, she is a handsome picture The kind of a girl you read about in story books. Good looking, well dressed, full of fun, and a true friend. Her personality and charming ways are the envy of man, Her bright blue eyes, pink cheeks, wavy golden hair and winning smile is what attracts the boys for many a mile, She was successful in her studies here and we know she will be in the future. ADA NERI New Britain, Conn. December 13, 1915 Her talents were of the more .silent class Ada lpreferably pronounced with broad aj is one of our cleverest girls. And can she paint!! The Art Department will certainly miss her. She's a great pal, too, always ready to lend a helping hand. She is quite different from what she was when she first entered these portals of learning, but we like her better. Here's hoping she'll ac- cumulate more confidence in herself at Teachers' College! Art Editor of Beehive, Girls' League, Designed menu card for Banquet. MARGARET ELIZABETH NUSS New Britain, Conn. A' Nussu September 22, 1916 A Smile for all, a welcome, glad, Ajovial, coaxing way she had A real friend and a good student has been found in 'iNuss by all who know her. She looks quiet, but we dont believe she's as quiet as she looks. She's a cheerful happy-go-lucky girl, popular among both boys and girls. We all know that she will be a success in whatever she undertakes. Girls' League, Class Night Castg Photo Committee, ANTHONY S. PALUCH New Jersey i'Tony August 22, 1915 The aim if reached or not, makes great the life Tony , and we wonder how many of his teachers would guess, is a boy soout. His motto is Be Prepared . In class he is always ready with his prepared answer land his alibib which he sincerely hopes will please the teacher. He can never find enough time to play basketball. He has told us that he likes to hit high notes on the piano, We wish you luck, Tony, in hitting the high spots in life after you leave New Britain High. P. S. Vile suggest aviation as an occupation, CLARENCE LeROY PETERSON New Britain, Conn. 'iClarry December 21, 1914 4'Happy am 1, from care I'm free 4'Clarry is the most desirable type of fellow you can imafgine. He is exceedingly well-mannered in his classes and outside o them as well, We know he's somewhat of an actor as he proved to us on class Night. We understand that there is a certain girl who rates first place with Clarry . Well, success and good luck. Class Night. Page Twenty-seven