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

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mg,- II vi p I ' it i I , l i' e ARNOLD CZECHOWICZ Derby, Conn, Check November 17, 1918 i'Educalion is a wonderful thing Check is a good natured studious boy. Nothing pleases him more than to take an object and analyze it. His ambition is to go to a Naval School and get his navigation papers. Perhaps some day he may be an officer in the Merchant Marine. He is also interested in many other things, among them being wood working, tennis, and aviation. 'Follow the sea and see the world is generally taken as his motto. Tennis. ELIZABETH FLORENCE BLOOMQUIST New Britain, Conn. i'Beth Se tember 12 1918 P , Ali succeeds with people who are of sweet and cheerful disposition The sunny disposition and bright smile are the keynote to Beth's popularity. Those who have heard you sing suggest that you try your luck in the music world, What do you say, Elizabeth7 But, with your unfailing courage, we know you will succeed in anything you undertake, Girls' League. POLYCRATES MENELAUS DAVANOPOULOS Hartford, Conn. Mickey August 10, 1919 All things have been done well He is a very reliable young man, and is never easily discouraged nor does he find work hard for himself. He does his work on time and comes out of the pinches with good marks. The study of accounting will begin after graduation, and if his high school successes mean anything, he has a very promising future. VIRGINIA TILFORD BODLEY Hartford, Conn. 'jinnyu june 7, 1919 She's pretty to walk with, and witty to talk with, and pleasant, too, to think of You just can't help liking jinny with her cheery Good-morning, and her charming giggle. Her lovely hand-knitted clothes are the envy of every girl. She is a great lover of movies and football games. One may be sure everything she tackles will be well done, and we know she will make someone a Fine secretary after graduating from Miss Mar- chant's Secretarial School. May you always have good luck. Girls' Leagueg Banquet Committee. WILLIAM T. BIGHINATTI Middletown, Conn. Willie May 4, 1917 lt is the nature of a Great Mind to be calm and undisturbed, and ever to dispise misfortunes There are people whose presence seem to rest us. Such a one is i'Willie . His quiet calm manner makes his company a pleasure. But don't think he isn't active, He likes sports of all kinds and pitched a great game of baseball for the Traders, He took the Machine Course at the Trade School. N. B. S. T. S. A. A. Z, 3, 4, Baseball S. T. S. 2, 3, 4. Page 20

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i?,fI vl pr I ' 4' K - . ,f - F 4 I YW J f 1 X.,2.l.l.i,xi'N Q- lSl'lSl4l-4761 VIOLA MABEL BLAIR New Britain, Conn. i'Babe january 15, 1918 The aim, if reached or not, makes great the life Babe the left handed artist, draws anything and everything. Her posters are as popular as her fudge making. Babe is known as an interesting companion, dancer, and an all-around good sport. College is your goal, but we would like to see a few of your cartoons in our local paper. Girls' League. CLARK RAYMOND COOK New Britain, Conn. 'iC0okie March 4, 1918 Keep smiling Here is a chawming lad with a disarming smile. He believes cough drops will cure all colds. Cookie rarely seeks the company of women. Skating, skiing, and bicycling are his hobbies. He enjoys queer music but is never sad. Cookies ambition is to be the leader of a swing band. We hope you will succeed. Chorus, Intramural Basketball. JOSEPHINE VIRGINIA BLANCATE New Britain, Conn. flow March 19, l9l8 A' Nothing wins a man sooner than a good turn Fun should be jo's middle name, for she's gay, lively, and comical, Bingo meant a lot to her, and she never missed a game the Red and Gold played. Is it just school spirit, jo , or is it one of the players? Pratt lnstitute is going to claim her when she graduates. We know that Pratt will find her a cheerful student. regret very much that you are leaving. Cvirls' League. FRANK JOHN CROWLEY New Britain, Conn, Curly anuary 10 l919 Good fortune is never good untzl zt is lost Frank takes his fun where he finds it and he finds it everywhere His chief difficulty in school, however is expecting to do tomorrow what he forgot to do today. It is said that school spirit was not his only reason for his recent trip to Miami At the present time his interest is centered in a girl with dark brown eyes by the name of Helen The affair looks to be pretty serious with Frank Consequently we await the outcome with deep interest Heres luck Frank and we Theta Sigma Fraternity, Amphion Club RACHEL JOSEPHINE BLOMSTRANN New Britain, Conn. Rae April 13 1919 Calmness is natural to a great mind This young lady will always be remembered as an ambitious and hard working person. Though blessed with more brains than most of us, she does not take too much advantage of the fact Her in dividual personality, mingled with courtesy perseverance and trust has gained her a bevy of admiring friends Good luck to you Rachel in the nursing profession which you intend to enter

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ln I t if L -,af-V2 I i 'h 'A LAURA MARION BOJNOWSKI New Britain, Conn. Goodness October 30, 1917 She moves a goddess, and she looks a queen Laura, an example of good character and amiable personality, is a lover of sports. Her divine dancing has led to a large number of new acquaintances. Though a little doubt lingers here and there, she hopes to enter a business college. The best of luck to you, Laura. Girls' League. JOSEPH FRANCIS DORNFELD Stamford, Conn. flee October 17, 1918 'Constancy Never Fails joe is a quiet fellowg you would hardly know he was in the class- room, He studies hard but Dame Fortune turned her head, hence he is not on the honor roll. ln drafting he does, however, excel. With a subject to draw and a encil, scale and trian le he turns out be t'f l p g au 1 u work. There is a brilliant future in drafting for you, joe. Follow it through. EVA BRIN New Britain, Conn. Eve February 15, 1919 The rolling stone gathers no moss This very nonchalant person seems to have not a care in the world, but in her happy-go-lucky way she is the possessor of many friends, and has succeeded in attaining honorary standing in her scholastic undertakings. Her magnetic personality and perseverance will be a great asset in her future, indefinite, though it may be. We're sure, Eve , that your diploma signifies a successful High School life, and will serve as a noteworthy recommendation to the every day world. Girls' Leagueg Phi Delta Sorority, Amphion Club, Secretary- Treasurer junior College Club, Photo Committee. FRANK JOHN DOBEK New Britain, Conn. Doble with intellect October 28, 1918 Sport, hand in hand Frankie is quite an intellectual chap, a good friend to have, and a great lover of sports being quite a basketball player, himself. He is a cousin of the Dobek's who are so prominent in local basketball teams. Part of his time is spent in worrying about things that never happen. His ambition is to participate in major sports. Here's hoping, Frank, that you will succeed. Basketball, Baseball '36, Tennis. SALVATRICE ANTOINETTE CATALANO Hartford, Conn. Sallie january 10, 1918 Firm friends to peace, to pleasure, and good pay Class, meet the future Miss Hairdresser. 'iSallie has made friends with so many of us that we are sure that her beauty shop wont lack patronage. This is a little ahead of our story for 'Sallie plans to enter the Hartford Academy of Hairdressing soon after graduation. We suggest, 'iSallie , that you keep your Beehive in your shop so that you can recognize us when we come in, and give us a discount. Girls' League.