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

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.v vc? J Y-'wo'a'vf' 'o'o'o'o'o'o'o'o-o'o'o-4 ro' B H S ' -I2 - 2059. Q. .. .o.o.s- 0' i if.. o'o 4.1'o2 'o'o' ' ' '02 .02 .oioivgf ' 7 . Mid -Year Honors in Scholarship Honors in scholarship are awarded to Zhose who maintain average rank of eighty-fve or over GENERAL HONORS FOR THREE YEARS john E. Erha Kathryn Haveleyitch Rebecca Lazar Frank William Poglitsch Genevieve lvl. Regula ART E. Irving Blomstrann BOOKKEEPING Kathryn Havelevitch ENGLISH Morris Appell Andrew Adie Downie Virginia Ruth Elton Arline Beverly johnson Frank William Poglitsch Helen Anne Pozniak Henry IVIcGill Young FRENCH Henry IVlcGill Young HISTORY Helen Cherpack Kanare Iris Edgarian Virginia Ruth Elton Kathryn Havelevitch Helen Anne Pozniak Genevieve IVI. Regula AUTOMOBILE john E. Erha ELECTRICAL Norman Frederick Nelson Onni Arthur Suominen ENGLISH john E. Erha Harry G. Gustafson Onni Arthur Suominen Stanislaus llenry Waszkicwicz '.'n'.f8838ofo.t.f3-E -359. SPECIAL HONORS TRADE COURSES Page Ten William A. Shepanski Onni Arthur Suominen Stanley Tess Henry McGill Young LATIN Frank William Poglitsch Stanley Tess Henry McGill Young MATHEMATICS Andrew Adie Downie Frank William Poglitsch Henry McGill Young SCIENCE Helen Anne Pozniak Stanley Tess SEWING Rose Mary Deutsch Sadie Nancy Hagopian Rebecca Lazar Sophia Stankievtz SPANISH Frank William Poglitsch MASONRY Stanislaus Henry Waskiewicz MATHEMATICS john E. Erha Wylie Alton Hyde Pasqualino Louis Iviaiorcai ' PRINTING William A. Shepanski --- 'avvvvvvvnvvv cv 1 9 3 5 :ag .e:.'.f:e., at.t.,f.2

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Q c-so o o o1A'oo Qs s2o!o2o.320202o!o2o2o!o2o2Q292o2a1Q!02o2u.e B I 1 S A Message To the Mid- Year and june Graduates of 1935: Another milestone and branching roads! Where do these roads lead? One to training for the professions and for various occupations, one to further study for determining a life work, a few-a very fewvdirect to remunerative employment, many, the large majority, this way and that into regions new and untried and uncertain, Along these many roads you must gofthe most of you-in the spirit of the explorer. They will test your physical strength, your mental strength, your moral strength, Of all these elements of your being you must make the most. The physical you must conserve and renew just so far as possible. lf the physical fails you, as it may and through no fault of yours, and if the mental element functions but poorly because of the lack of the physical sup- port, you will still have left the moral element, yourself, your heart, your soul. Keep thy heart with all diligence, for out of it are the issues of life, From the soul come all the imperishable factors of life: courage, hope, faith, kindness, gentlenessflove. All growth that is worth while starts in the soul. Through the action of the soul we come back out of discouragement and despair and-what is best and finest of all-we help others to come back. Such is my bit of philosophy and advice. Pardon the schoolmaster. He hopes that your school has somehow made this philosophy and advice familiar to you. The best of all good wishes to you all! Gcnuinely yours, LOUIS P. SLADE may 30, 1935. - - A '-'-'- sv s ' - 'f-LQ' ' 'o'o 'o' 'A' 'ooo O.!0.fQf6:ee:geOfi1i52e0 1 9 3 5 0121 '?ffo.o.o9o5.?o.ofooo Page lfleren