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

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fi 'F Q sligggsas A lf-Fir H ' V , 2 ' TLS '?'5: 2'l'l ' l I 5?-15? 1 gill ' 'X 4 , ' C JANET PEARL BEVERIDGE New Britain, Conn. 'Soda Water December 25, 1920 Quietly come and quietly go, and peace goes on forever Here's a miss that may look and act quiet and bashful, but don't let her fool you. Her wit and humor are unfailing and she is liked by everyone. As a sideline from secretarial work, she'd like to be a veterin- arian but what about those Saturday night parties? Anyhow, we know you'll be a success with all your well-liked qualities. Girls' League ARTHUR ERNEST BERNIER Hartford, Conn. Shortie August 27, l9l9 Look noi too high lest a chip fall in your eye Arthur is the shortest person in the raduating class of 1939 fthe Corrigan wayl. He must be at least six leet three inches short. He is fun lovin and also has a real blush. He is an ardent golfer and has caddied Elis aspiratioQR3'un toward Oxford University and then to the diplomatic servicef PAULINE FRANCES BIANCO New Britain, Conn. Lena january 20, 1921 Thy modesty's a candle to thy merit Lena is that modest attractive brunette who is noted for prompt- ness in completing her subjects. She also intends to continue studying the piano and if it is true that Success comes to those who wait , Lena will be successful in life. Girls Leagueg National Honor Society ' fly 1 . ay ANTHONY THEODORE BIANCA New Britain, Conn, Bronho Nagurskiu February 15, 1920 Action higffihe proper fruit of knowledge Here is another membatiof our famous football squad and a feminine admirer also. Although Tony didn't make the first team, he loyally stuck with the other boys and won his just reward by taking the trip to Louisiana. Luck, as displayed by Tony, is indeed a rare quality. Success in the future to you, Tony. Footballg Basketballg Delta Xi NAOMI EDITH BLACKMAN New Britain, Conn. Red September 24, 1921 Eats to please herseU, but dresses to please others Naomi is a red head who dares to wear baby pink and flaming scarlet. We often wonder where she gets her individuality when it comes to clothes. But for all that, Red is a most conscientious and sympathetic person as some of her classmates have discovered. Maybe they have also discovered the interest in Hartford. What do you say, Red ? Junior College Club, Girls' League . iv Page 18 A

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1 1 4 fhgnt,-' ,-ig E11 4 'f' U7-5' ' ef' ff it it B if-:ii - 'iq Wifi' I 'Eg:f'l X . l. ,Qi 1 4 . ' JUSTUS SACKETT BEACH New Britain Conn. October 31, 1920 That which is unjust can really profil no one That which is just can really harm no one uStuS is the sort of student who believes in concentrating on the deeper things of life. His scholastic standing is among the highest as can be witnessed by his membership in the National Honor Society. Surely such a start can have no other end but success. V Glee Club Newspaper Clubg Amphion Club DAWN CAROLYN BENJAMIN New Britain C onn. Benjy August 20, 1920 A pleasant maid of mirth and wit Dawn s good nature and cheery lau hter are known throughout the school She would rather see a football game than eat or sleep and every Saturday afternoon one would find her rooting for N. B. H. S. Her aim in life is to become a secretary. She is well fitted for the oc- cupation because of her efficiency and pleasing disposition. We wish you the best of luck. Girls Leagueg Class Night Committee GUSTAVE MICHAEL BELOMYZY New Britain Conn. Gus December 13, 1920 Unawed by influence and unbribed by gain. Gus is one of those hard-working managers, who recently com- pleted a trip to Louisiana with the football team. He became managler in 1936 and has been for the past three years. He surely earned is letter for baseball on the 38 squad. He was head manager for basket- ball for the years of '37 and '38 squad. He hopes to succeed in the field of sports and if his athletic record is any prophet, he will most certainly l succeed Cheerio! Head Manager of Basketball '37g Manager of Football, Baseball X ALICE LAURETTE BERGREN New Britain, Conn. Al August 20, 1921 Life is not life without delight lf you don't know Alice, you've missed a great deal. Although she's not exactly in love with her school work, she's always managed to get her work done right on time. She's a good sport-always ready for a good time especially at all those dances she attends. She is always neat and well-dressed, We hear she's going to take up hairdressing. Girls' League, junior College Club b ' CARROLL OSBORN BENNETT New Britain, Conn. Dictus April 1, 1921 Doing easily what others find difficult is talentg doing what is impossible for talent is genius Carroll Bennett is a gentleman and a scholar of the First waters. He is a brilliant student, a lovable comrade, and an understanding friend. He is popular because of his scholastic ability and willingness to help a friend in need. We are uninformed as to Carroll's future other than it will be some field of engineering. However, we are not lackin confidence in such ability. Slowly but surely he will gain suc- cess. gest of luck, Carroll! . National Honor Society g Motto Committee Page 17

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Tvs,--my H as GEORGE WHITTINGTON BUNCE New Britain, Conn. Buncie March 5, l92l Still waters run deep Buncie, a chap of quietness and reserve, Ends that life is one hard struggle after another. This is quite true, but the day will soon come when presistency will reap her reward much in Buncie's favor. Looking into the Crystal Ball, a view of college life and a final sound position is found to come into his life. We know that Buncie will prove to be a great success in all that he attempts. Musical Clubg Newspaper Club, Cvlee Clubs EDNA LOIS BOSKOSKI New Britain, Conn. Babe November ll, l92l Oh happiness! our beings end and aim Here is another of our best-dressed young ladies. Her auburn hair, nice eyes and s arkling smile are very suitable to her perpetually ay mood. She is also an active member of the Although we dignt see Edna at our raduation exercises, we hope she's completely re- covered and wish iier luck. Girls' League, junior College Club FRANK JOHN CASA New Britain, Conn. Caesar April 9, I'-920 Art is difficult, transient is her reward Caesar has a sense of humor which all his fellow students enjoy. He is an accomplished artist and intends to pursue that career when he graduates. l'he best of luck to you, Caesar, Zeta Nu Class Night Play achieve, Upsilon Lambda Phi, Amphion Club I -IQ Page 1 9 MARY ROSE CARARINI New Britain, Conn. Carrie February Zl 1921 4, f. Within the midnight of her hair A when girl is Mary, with sparkling dark eyes and silken tresses arran ed in the latest fashion. We dont blame that certain someone in Cieshire for occupying most of Mary s time for everyone likes and admires her. Beauty plus brains will do much in the way of success, Mary, so may you have the best of it STANLEY CHESTNER Brooklyn, New York August 5 l922 On the neck of the young man sparkles no gem so gracious as enterprise Stan is an outstanding student in most of his classes although he claims he does not study. He is usually seen in the halls and class rooms annoying teachers and friends with his so called musical ac complishments. We hope that N. Y. U will appreciate your talents Stan , but in any case, you will reach the goal you are striving to