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

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v B , l A - ?!'s2o2o2o. 4202o2o!o2o2o2o'o29292...O 'Q em H S O ff Foreword if' I if XX E COME now to the most , , Ay QW' superfluous and difficult p, ' task in the Beehive- that 'IW wi iz., of writing a clever introduction, lt li T X f.',:',- , is superfluous because it is merely is v h y r' f' an announcement that this really s -I ifl'.Q7Q f' is the Beehive, and difficult be- j . cause we suspect that you already Sie? H - guessed it without our going into f I t D detail. We will therefore use this f A ff F page to let you know how the l' gm., I, 1 fi' Beehive is edited. I li -- H Y' it a 'ii ii E ' ly it-,,. 5,55 dl aving a a t e 'nglish 'x i VyQ5r-5 ' ' ' hpxwh classes do all the pen-pictures i,.:f Zc1:t5i9, j: ,. ',fi--,U which they possibly could, the gl',:glQI3,plg,.11Q Q91 , u,m..u......-.,,.,...wff- Q35g. editor makes out a list of persons H M 111110 who have no write-ups and then 'g A casts about for some individual A Q l,., . who knows one of them. Seizing f s if me ,fp a suspect byh the shoulder, he I ' ....,., f' X .. 4 T suavely asks, 'Do you know joe fs f 7 4 Spivisf' 'Suref' replies the in- 'fg.-- if 1 Z E nocent yictim, Ame and him are ' , Q y 7 U pals. lhen his eyes will narrow 1 Q '. 5 ---- upon seeing the inkstained fingers. l ,T and trembling will cry out, A'But 7 MMIMQ ' T ' X not well enough to write about him. However, upon threats of sudden death, the desired infor- mation can be choked out, but under no circumstances can the villain be persuaded to write it willingly. The editor thereupon wanders away to write about Si Upsot being a hand- some fellow whose cheerful smile has made him many friends, etc. There are, however, two things which are dependable, namely, the excellent work of the Art Department. and the willingness of a chosen dozen stenographers from the Com- mercial Department to type and otherwise prepare what we have written, strange as the latter item may seem. The fate of the Beehive actually is decided by these Departments, and much of the credit for this book should go to them. These write-ups will assume more importance many years hence when our classmates will be encouraged by reading that they were once carefree and young. We apologize if we have been too complimentary, or have glossed over the sad truth, Our guiding prin- ciple has been more to please juniors mother than to satisfy our craving for torture. ln- deed, it took the tact and restraint of a diplomat to classify some of you. Now that our difficult but interesting labors have terminated, and now that we have time to breathe, we gaze upon our Beehive with pride, Hoping that it will meet with your approval, we bid you a fond farewell. u The Editors n.op.op.o.of8o.nSSsfi55288 1 9 3 5 fo!itaHffofoSS23fofoSfofo ' ' W l ' ' Page Five 4