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

Page 21 text:

nu. vs-.1-'-any s., f 1-vs,-11.4-41-zs,,y-1,9-1151.14.14.1-.ff-7 -fr wif-5:25-11g7i1x-ffl. ,- f- . -, 1 3' . gfllggbqgs--1-pri-jg,-3cfm,-4::.I::.:,--,fgrsg-'.'-r.-r.'.1g-fp:-:J ' ft , 1 .1'vg':- :v',ft,f., ' ' I f . + '- V1-'G' ' ,1'i?13b1-ziisynaeggqz-smy:R1s2err-1-1':1'A3f.f-tive' ifP2i5i?.17l?t5.a?,. - tsl I J tw ' f4f:'.1sX:'s!!c2zt:s.w.tvzkffli'-:s1xv1it?v.H,::f-A-1'fff41.'i'.-wif ..,QfrM 2 M ' I-l-I HOWARD RAWLINGS BUNCE New Britain, Conn. October 10, 1917 There is a reward for what is done Howard is one of the best jokers in this mid-year class. He, and a well known girl, in the same class, are inseparable companions. Strange as it may seem from his actions, he aspires to become an undertaker. May times pick up when you are established in your profession Howard, old boy. ALYSON WIGHT BAKER New Britain, Conn. Patty ,january 31, 1918 Sweetness of disposition charms the soul Patty appears to be the quiet type but those who know her believe differently. She is full of fun and wit. Doing well in what one attempts is her motto, as she has shown by her record at High. Heres wishing her success and good luck. Alpha Alpha Sorority, Prom Committee, Girls' Leagueg Secretary of Amphion Club. THOMAS JAMES BURNS Poughkeepsie, New York Tom July 23, 1915 'Let Fortune empty her whole quiver on me In the near future this fellow will perhaps organize a nation-wide grocery chain. He spends much of his time with a young lady who lives on one of the longest streets in the city. l'om is an honest, willing fellow and has won admiration from his English 5 instructors. We and his classmates, wonder if his round face is from his fine physical condition or from constant smiling. Being always humorous when the time and place permit, makes him a very popular boy. School Orchestra. l ELIZABETH ALICE BAKEVICH Hartford, Conn. Betty December 25, 1917 Mirth lengthens life Elizabeth is one of our best-liked classmates. There is always sure to be fun when she's around. After she leaves dear old N. B, H. S. she is going in for business in a big way and anticipates a position as secretary for the president of some large concern. Whatever you do, Betty , we wish you all the luck in the world. Girls' League. BERT CARLSON Branford, Conn. April 25, 1915 Another Mitinight Son From his name, his appearance, his attitudes, and his actions we get the impression that Bert comes from a long line of Swedes. lt may be hard times to the rest of us but it's just a world of op- portunity for Bert. He Hnished his course in the drafting department of the Trade School one day and was sitting pretty back of a drawing board at the Stanley Rule 82 Level Company two days later. We can still hear him saying, What do you mean-depression? N. B. S. T. S. A. A. 2, 3, 4, Secretary 4. ,n su gy? -' 1 V' ..- . , f f K - f,. ',.,.tA.., ' . Y -'ay' wa'-353151,-,:,i,,3g,it3,4:..,,- ,,,g,,,.,,- . ' .a 74? 'Kwik :fl . 'T 1- 4 I . if ,, . ' Er'l 'f1' 'mm!Q::I d7:l?I1jf3-51i!'3f-'CEST-2:icfTfv59 ,tZ2v1'.1. ,i ,,, J, gy. EJEEFQ' .1 . .. 'f z.f ,Q2' y.. M.--eegeiQgf,,w2:2255:ass-JiwliivsasgL.: f, 0 sf 1, 5,:ti-,,Aa-Alix' .434 e Tp to . V . 4 9. ztfiagff . - r- tt. wt- , V I -r sf' 4 ' ,.i at-warn:-ff1ir441z91::wn1ksfis5gg9rag-T1-' Page Seventeen

Page 20 text:

Q 4 ' Q fs , 1 H 2 J 'Ui 1--,:v,g...':sg2'+::of-.1.:.--.3:e,..aq2-i'aiZ'V. S- lf , I-1, r ' 52?-:f5,?342'5ff' J -1 ifilir.5442355'319155-t??:.Qfgl51-q':3,j?:?.E'a'f2,:7f?? F- 5.3.1 n'.1'1.', ' ywfillkffrlftfglfififz. 1 P 4 L 1 1-43 -1 'Sw W 75 , a 4 ' film: 3 J H . i f ffl, 4 ' ELIZABETH STRONG ABELL New Britain, Conn. Belly February 5, 1919 She is noble, who does noble Betty is one of our more distinguished members who has made a brilliant record in her three years at High. Amphion Club plays will not seem the same without Betty's presence in one of the roles, Her charm and gaiety have gained her many friends and will be great assets to her through life. Her next stop will be Mt. Holyoke, where we hope she will continue her success. Amphion Club, Girls' League, Class Marshall '35, Junior College Club, Class Night Committee, Class Night Cast. CLIFFORD BARBOUR New Britain, Conn. Worry August 23, 1917 Don'1 give up the ship Clifford is better known to his classmates as Worry Wort . He is a very happy-go-lucky fellow, but all through school he always com- plained about the books being too dry for him. The word study is Worry's middle name, but he never seemed to get anything out of the printed page. All of us had given up hope of seeing Worry graduate, but he told us, Never mind boys you can't beat a Barbour . And as the old saying goes, You can be down, but not out . Good luck to you Worry from 1936 on. ELSIE MARIE ANDERSON New Britain, Conn. April 15, 1918 A quiet mind is richer than a cro,vn Perhaps you have noticed a very quiet and unassuming girl in the halls and classrooms. It was probably Elsie. Meticulous is the adjective to describe her appearance, manner of speaking and way of working. lf anything is required of her she does it well and on time. Have you noticed that Renssalaer ribbon on her coat collar? We predict a bright and prosperous future for Elsie. SAUL LOUIS BERSON New Britain, Conn. November 14, 1917 When winter comes around, think of me Saul is one of our energetic graduates who has completed his high school career in two and one-half years. During this time, he has always personified what the well-dressed young man of New Britain should wear. He is also a very good dancer. We are told that he plans to enter into the field of business and will some day be one of our leading coal and oil distributors. lf he is as successful in this business as he has been in the sports of Fishing and dancing, his future is assured. We wish him the best of luck in his future enterprises. Phi Beta Fraternity. KATHYRN ROBERTA ANDREWS New Britain, Conn. Kay October 23, 1917 Such a bashful girl Kay is a good sport and her friendship is valued by all her as- sociates. You will Gnd her usually engaged in wise-cracking. Her worries are not about school as she never studies, but somehow she knows the answer, Kay's future ambition is to be a nurse Coh! patients bewarelj Well, Kay , we wish you a whale of a success. 4-5' -., f' f ' . - . ' ', ' ff ,, ' I-if wi14.11112:gt'-.14--sal:-1453gi-furfigg ig: -fu -ff: fr- -' - 5 . gf' . . 5 'fE'll3sh!2:6'52Wefar-11k2?s ff-1431v::n2a:fvfff3s'2 'f -.f-- 1 . r :-wh., . -.-.wif-fs. ,6-.weie-aw'N-.-f..a,,...--4 H 'H' '-:ff3?' .. aff ,aff - .- -- - - . ' 16' -:fm-:mae-M.. -f X, ,axqroyfszvf ,-:tk if - . ' ' .1 . ..3f?jgpff-' V -fi-affap-.nritrl4:s:4E,:-A.-1:m.s::-f-1-Q-,safe -F -'I-'il at ,-G' .. - r' '- .1 I Ky V -f1 'P' ,afS:a:Q Page Sixteen

Page 22 text:

, - . . . ,, - ...,, N, . , , . 1. it ,.,.,,.. :.. -- - -.-.1-- --.. A .- I' - . f .,hf:.-1--1,-1--is! 'VX ' . . 'ff Pwr- ---'1. A 'A' 4' -' 1 s ' g - '-ef-it---fr.-...f. , .1 -.-.Q-.--he qs: 0.-ry.-'mr -,-up: - 'M ' 9 f- , 1!n!ef,..Etc. ---- 1 : A it Hffniaamsisfff 321,-fix -glam 5 3 ' .,, 2,1 b-ga, 1 .2 fd: ' - -,if JL .- S , ,,A, 3- 1,5--'n - 11.-ffrgffh 2?5s:2ffmffPs5. Q at i' I i ffy, S -zfZ1i1l'3fs?E2'13S5J f ' 2 ...r ' 'S I l I ANITA MARION ZADANSKAS Hartford, Conn. February 10, 1918 Count her virtues-they are more in number than the angels Anita has gone through school with a smile and a friendly word for everyone. ln our acquaintance with her we have become aware of her strong character and charming personality. We are certain that she will accomplish anything she sets out to do in life. HENRY I. CICHOWSKI New Britain, Conn. 'AChick September 3, 1918 He that runs in the night stumbles Chick is a fine example of young American manhood. He is tall, well-built and has a shock of brown hair, augmented by a pair of twinkling blue eyes. He loves hunting, swimming and other outdoor sports. Plainville seems to be the point of Chicks interest. Maybe the hunting there is very good or maybe there is another reason. Never- theless, half of his waking hours are spent there. ln future years Henry intends to take up exploring. He has the elements of success in his constitution and, given time, he will reach the top. Happy Days, 'Chick'. Track Team 1935. NONA M. BELOMYZY New Britain, Conn. Non September 7, 1918 Good nature wins the heart Nona is one of the most popular girls in the class. We wonder who that clark haired athlete is who has been getting your attention? Sometime in the near future she will become a nurse. Take good care of your patients and see that they get well. Good luck to you, Nona, and always remember your old classmates. of 1936. way. Good luck and long life! , Girls' League, junior College Club , .--. ,gi , ,..,,.,,.f ,jg,,.g .-5 -Q'0i','n.'1-'0'QiilV w ' . , - -,rl i f ' , I ' 1' -51.1-.fp:QQsgesutaigggprxcakfmfggsi- 1 A F 1. A .f . 5, A .W - 1, rg-.sq ,.,f.:- :ru ,Q-35.5- ', ..-fr, , , ' ' , zz- - .., eff? 43? ' ' is -+.a5,g'ag?fe 3. f :jf PLf '1gfsr.Qiffifiiq ,j7Jj:,.4'Q3gg?g5g3,L n b , 4 4 V ' A if ,. .' 'kb . Leia 'M fe-L 1 Page Eighteen 1 WILLIAM CHARLES BALOCKI Saybrook, Conn. Chump November 14 1917 Give me a place to stand and I ll move the world William Charles Balocki came into this eventful world in the early autumn of 1917, a little too late for the Great World War and a little too soon for the Great Depression of 1929 However through many vicissitudes in bookkeeping, spelling, history Problems Gym and other subjects he finally managed to graduate in the famous class He is a very likeable Chump with a boyish grin that ought to please the heart of any sixteen year old girl rich or poor Chump intends to enter business in a little way at First and later in a very large SELMA RUTH BERKOWITZ New Britain, Conn. Barley August 15 1918 She is little, but she s wise Shes a corker for her size Selma is an ideal High School girl She is often seen hurrying through the halls to her classes. We will long remember her for the unusual ability she showed in her short stay here at New Britain High School. We all wish you loads of luck in the future Selma