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

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fx . w2o!02o. i-02029202o20202o2o2929222OL1'A -s!O2:'g' Q B I 1 S 'Q ARLINE BEVERLY JOHNSON New Britain, Conn. UBev january 28, 1917 There was a little girl, and she had a little curl lf perchance you do not know look for a young maid with blonde, curly and unruly hair, two dimples, and contagious giggle. Bev has been quite successful scholastically-she and Monsieur Drapeau agreed tres bien-her biology sketches were unsurpassed- and her answers to yes and no questions in English accounted for that rise in the consumption of paper in room 21. She has already embarked on her college career, for she aims to be a dietician, Girls' Leagueg Assistant Editor Board of Publication. GERHARDT MICHAEL KUEHN Bristol, Conn. Gary Septcmbcr 29, 1915 A gay lad Gary is everybody's pal because as he says, l'm a great guy, but nobody knows it! But he's wrong there, everybody does know it, and that's why he's so popular, not only among the boys, but also with one of the girls Gary is trying to find a job with lots of pay but no work. We're afraid that'll take him the rest of his life, so we suggest that he be a gigolo in the meantime DOROTHY ELLIOTT JOHNSON New Britain, Conn. Dot january 1, 1917 A higher mind is richer than a crown Dot appears very shy and quiet, but since it doesn't take much to pierce this shell of shyness, we can always find a remarkably witty and sociable person. She has an irresistible smile, and her laughter is very contagious. She intends in the near future, to join the ranks of those entering the teaching profession. MAURICE HAWLEY LINDQUIST New Britain, Conn. Linkie january 27, 1917 lt's 'O. K', 'Linkie', they laughed at Edison, too Maurice is that tall and shy young man with his hair forever in his eyes. He is often jibed because of his talent along the invention line, and because he is forever trying out new things in his cellar. Linkie however, is determined to be an engineer of some kind and we are sure that his inventive spirit will serve him in good stead. GERTRUDE JOHNSON Hartford, Conn. Gert and Butch july lo. 1916 She has Atalantalv heels Gert is a swell gal , always on hand for sports, and a willing worker. We hear that Butch is receiving honors in that subject we all like so well-gym. Basketball is her favorite sport, and any Monday from three to five, A'Gert is in the gym winning a hard-fought game. Unlike many other fair athletes, she is a good student and even writes poetry in her spare time. Girls' Leaguei Girls' Basketball. - -- -v-' - a afoffiiiffdiiiofokQsifofo 1 5 862. s'!!o'o'.'.?!!.'.S'.' Page Twenfyffzve

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5 1 J B H S Q..ioioiq42252020202o!o2s!02o2o!.Q249A120209:.51' FRANK JOSEPH KATZEANER New Britain, Conn. Felix july 7, 1916 Sober as a judge Ah! here he is at last, our unassuming Felix , fwe're not talking about our catj, who is known to all for his sober remarks in English. They typify his personality nuff said . Perhaps this is due to his singular trait, there are no women in his life. Some of our gayer classmates could learn much from him in this respect. MARGARET ELIZABETH HART New Britain, Conn. Mike Gctober 13, 1917 An all American girl Mike is N. B. H, S.'s most loyal supporter of all school athletics. All the athletes are pals of hers. Don't you love her giggle? It's apt to break out at the most unusual times and then you have a dif- ficult time in suppressing your own. She is good in all her studies, but as yet has no definite future plans. Oh! well, C'est la vie Mar- garet. Girls' League. STEPHEN KEVORKIAN New Britain, Conn. Korky December 15, 1916 A' He can blow his horn, so he wants to he an auto mechanic Steve once more proving he is afraid of nothing, has taken up trum- pet lessons. Steve is a fine example of the kind of student that we are proud to say is a graduate of our school. Steve with his dry humor is very popular with the children around his neighborhood. who in turn give Steve good practice for his chosen profession of being a Kiddies' Hour announcer. RITAMAE THERESE HINCHLIFFE New Britain, Conn. Rita july 19, 1917 Oft has she helped me in the pinch of need lf you need any information, ask Rita . She sees all and knows all. Perhaps this is due to the wide variety of her interests, for whether it's football, basketball, or a school affair, she is there rooting for good old N. B. H. S. Rita's smart clothes serve as the models of many and Rita herself is one of the most popular girls in our class because she has so often proved herself a friend in need. Good luck, Rita , Senior Club, Banquet Committeeg Girls' Leagueg jr College Club. FRANK WARD KISSELBRACK New Britain, Conn. Pete September 26, 1915 He has many black and white slaves that respond to his touch If you own a piano and want to keep it in tune, don't invite Pete to your house. Not that he can't play well fbecause he certainly canj, but because he won't leave it until Doomsday. We suspect he eats his meals from the ivory keyboard. Another idiosyncrasy is his habit of barging in late to every class except German-you see, he's in mortal fear of Mrs. Guilford. We advise that he combine his am- bition to lead a large orchestra and his talent for acting to land a job in a musical show. Amphion Club. 1 B ,'i ' vvvf,ya ' vvvvvvvvvv f.1:aaee:e:ae.sz -52.9.2 1 93 asaa.+::.f.sf.'::.f.f.sf.f Page Twenly-four

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ff ff w w mr v v 'ga B H S .mazeezeszseizzzzzszzs-maize,ieszgzgzgfQ KATHERINE SHIRLEY JONES New Britain, Conn. February 3, 1917 UAS near perfect as they come One of the most studious and ambitious girls in our class-that's Shirley. Shes petite and quiet. Though much has been said about the lovely dispositions of people, this is a girl who has one of the best. We have never seen her out of sorts, and without doubt, no one ever will. Good luck in whatever you undertake, Shirley! JAMES ALBERT LUCEY New Britain, Conn. Al June 17, 1916 The people who hunt are the right people Jimmie has many hobbies such as hunting, fishing, the violin, and even the radio that takes up so much of his time that he has to let his studies slide. Though he likes the nickname Al his pals land there are manyj all call him Jimmie . His hunting proves him to be fearless Cyou should see the size of the rabbits he killsf they're ferociousl but there is one animal that he is afraid of and does not dare to hunt and that is the female of the species homo sapiens. JOSEPHINE BARBARA KAVESKAS New Britain, Conn. josie August 27, 1916 Some man's prize Jo can do anything and everything-even make her own clothes, and what clothes! 'l9hey're regular Paris models. But that's not all for she can cook as well as she can sew. Pies and cakes are her special- ties Jo is our nomination for the model wife. FRANK JOSEPH MALCZYNSKY Plantsville, Conn. 'iFrany February 20, 1916 Frank is a brave lad He drives his car at sixty But at that rategtoo bad! He'll only live till he's hfty. A brave lad! You bet!-We wonder how many tickets he's had the good fortune to receive Cnot po1iceman's ball ticketsj in his short but thrilling driving career. Some think he is a wallflower, but if he is, he certainly makes up for it when he does go into action. Many are the times that ye olde editors have wondered who that platinum blonde is who always infatuates Frank to a degree wherein he is forced to take her home in his antiquated model Well-here's wishing you luck Frank. You'll need it when you're falling for a blonde! Basketballg Intramural League. ' HELEN KAYESKI New Britain, Conn. Pins November 3, 1916 Mfhe whole world smiles with her For the girl with the most infectious smile, we nominate Helen. Now and then she is apt to get silly streaks which play havoc with everyones special school brand of self-control. However, we always forgive her because she certainly can cook and sew. lf the saying 'is true that the way to a man's heart is through his stomach, there ll be lots of competition, Helen. 0 on 4 ' --Y-fan '-- W 'o'os'o'3f3foo?3o'5f D315 1 9 3 5 ,335.2o?838836f0f0f0ff Page Twenty-six