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

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I . ,i - 1 , .7 f , . .- l nf I 1 V L ' I Q ,.,,.,-. EMIL JOSEPH DelCEGNO New Britain, Conn. Mimi Repent whats pastg avoid what is to come He is the tall, dark eyed young man who is never seen with a girl. A quiet, well liked person and an excellent student. Emil is an active member in the Zeta Nu Frat. He plans to enter Moody's school and take up bookkeeping. We all know that he will make good because he is the type that can adjust himself to any situation. Zeta Nu Fraternity. HELEN NADJA DEMKO New Britain, Conn. Pee Wee May 30, 1919 i'Like to islands in the sea Stands her personality Because of her pleasing personality, sincerity, and frankness, we elected Helen as one of the Editors of the Beehive. With little effort, she managed to win our friendship and get along in her subjects, Helen is a good sports woman, artist, actress, and friend. She can swing a mean tennis racquet and is yet to be beaten on ice skates. All these fine qualifications, Helen, will lead you to the road of success in journalism. Amphion Club, Girls' League, Photo Committee, Editor-in-Chief of Beehive. REINHARDT DILL New Britain, Conn. October 16, 1918 I heard the little bird my so Reinhardt, the musician and painter, is a man of few words and much pep. The muscles of his brawny arms are strong as iron bands , but no irl can ca ture him, this pillar of stren th, because he S P Q has vowed to be a hermit. Clime will tell.j LOUISE ROSE DeSENA New Britain, Conn. Lau April 9, 1919 'APraise is deeper than the lips Lou is the cute little girl whom you can see at almost any time breezing down the corridor and greeting you with a bright A'He11o, there! We all admire her for her cheerful smile and pleasant dis- position. The class of 1937 wishes you success in your future work, Girls' League. MARCELL PATRICK GRECO Kensington, Conn. Grec june 18, 1918 Without danger the game grows cold i'Grec , a quiet chap who concentrates on his studies and sports, Cone of the very few fellows with this characteristicj made his letter in football. Grecl' was sent to us by Berlin High where he was also very prominent in sports. Delta Xi Fraternity, Football '34, '35, '36, Page 24

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lla! 5 nr u ' e k - , Iii I xi'- ' AU C CAROLINE ELIZABETH CHIKAR New Britain, Conn. Chick November l, l9l8 A commodity of good names 'AChick's winning smile has won her a large circle of friends. She has an ambition to become an aviatrix. Many of us would never think of such an undertaking. We wish to see the same happy smile on her face at the completion of her first hop, Happy landing, Chick . Girls' League. JOEL WILLIAM ESHOO New Britain, Conn. 'ljoeu july lo, l9l9 'Cheerfulness is next to godlinessu With his irrepressible good humor joel brought variety to many a cheerless classroom. Whenever we heard joel's infectious laugh, we couldn't help chiming in, but with all his merriment joel by no means neglected his scholastic pursuits and so we prophesy a successful career for him, perhaps as a future jack Benny. He likes sports, with skating holding the limelight. joel's motto Work before play plus his ability to make friends easily should win him many honors in college, Motto Committee. MARION FABIAN CLARK New Britain, Conn, MSis September 25, 1919 Softly speaking and sweetly smiling You don't know what you're missing until you meet Sis . She is that dashing brunette who is always ready to give everyone one of her pleasing smiles. Her manners and pleasing personality have won her many friends among the boys as well as the girls. Marian has filled the Main Office with her witticism and working ability for over a year, and everyone will miss her, were sure. She is planning to become a hairdresser, and we wish her luck. Girls' League. N, MAY COHEN Norfolk, Virginia December 20, 1920 Music that gentler on the spirit lies Than tir'd eyelids upon iir'd eyes May is a shy, talented person whose future, we can predict, will be that of fame and fortune. We can generally recognize May on the street by the red coat she often wears, Those who have heard her play the piano have nicknamed her i'Miss Paderewskiu. May plans to attend Thejuilliard School of Music in New York. Girls' League, junior College Club. JOSEPH JAMES FERRARA New Britain, Conn. Chip May 7, 1918 Patience is the key of content Chip has a habit of making plenty of noise in the classroom, but he turns into a sphinx while at the fraternity meetings, He works afternoons in a local clothing house and always seems to be wearing the latest fashion. We understand, joe, that your greatest trouble is concerning the fellow that walks to school with your girl. Cheer up, old top, better times are coming. 'iChip is entering Morse College in February to try his hand in the business field, Clear sailing! Student Council, Orchestra, Baseball, Zeta Nu Fraternity. Page Z3

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' ffl p I ' If K - , fi I ,A . HELEN BERNARDA DROST New Britain, Conn, Dressy February 19, 1919 And beauty draws us with a single hair Number Please? We would hate to count the number of times that Drossy will have to say this when she becomes a telephone operator. We are all sure that she will be successful because of her sense of humor. She always tried to make us cheerful with her witty remarks, and she generally succeeded. Girls' League. ALFRED JOSEPH GOLIN New Britain, Conn. Goldie june 24, 1918 'ANow is the time for dancingl' This tall young fellow is quite an exponent of the Terpsichorean art. He is always dancing. He seems to think quite highly of one of our sororities, and, of course, its members. But then, too, he knows his way around East Hampton. Goldie plans to be an architect and wants to design houses. l-le's quite a builder, already. Alpha Delta Sigma Fraternity, EVELYN CLARA DUBOWY New Britain, Conn. 'iEvie Smile, and the world smiles with youu Evelyn may very often be seen with a smile on her face, even after a Final test. She has distinguished herself as a good sport. Her friends know she is always willing to do someone a good turn. i'Evie is also an industrious girl, and managed to maintain a high average throughout her high school days. We wish her the best of luck in whatever she does in the future. Junior College Club, Phi Delta Sorority, Cvir s' League. are ii' . ZZJAK . Z ' WILTON STEWART HAFFEY Greenfield, Mass. Happy October 29, 1917 O what an endless work have I in hand One of the 'igood boys who attends church often and acts piously, but don't let it fool you. 1-le's got as mischievous a heart as the worst of us under his short and bespectacled demeanor. His chief weakness is women, while his chief ambition is to enter business . On this last he is reticent and close-mouthed as to details. He likes to think he is a flashy dresser, but yours truly thinks otherwise. ALICE EISENBERG New Britain, Conn, HAZ August 31, 1919 M Hard work leads to success HAI shines out as a brilliant member of our class, Not satisfied with just getting by, she has attained an honor rank. Her pet subject is Mathematics. Al expects to go to Teachers' College. Be easy on the homework, HAI . With your fine qualities and studious habits you are sure to succeed. junior College Club, Phi Delta Sorority, Girls' League. Page 25