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

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sy Q. 1 t A J 1 ' . 'J' MARION RUTH DAVIS New Britain, Conn. March l0, l92l She is a rare compound of many virtues Marion appears to possess everything one could desire. She is a top-ranking scholar, a highly talented musician, and a good companion. Her popularity, good looks, and sparkling sense of humor are known to us all. Of all her endearing charms, the one most marked is her de- pendability. One may trust not only her word, but also her personality. We hear that she is undecided between teaching and concert music. Whichever she decides upon, we'll be seeing her. Girls' League, junior College Club, National Honor Society, Editor of the Beehive, Amphion Club, Motto Committee FRANK SAMUEL D'AQUILA New Britain, Conn. Ace November 28, 1919 He was six foot of man, A-1, clear grit and human nature Congressman, politician, these words are related to Ace.'7 His ability to use many long words at various meetings has given him the name of Congressman D'Aquila. Aside from this, A'Ace is a great football player and very popular. We hope Ace's plans include college, for we are sure that he would succeed in such an institution. Football, Track, Basketball, Chairman of Prom Committee, Cashier, Delta Xi LENA DOROTHY DeMARCO Philadelphia, Pa. Lee February 22, 1921 These lovely lamps, these windows of the soul Did you ever wonder what went on in a person's mind? Well, that's what we have often wondered about Lee. Although her eyes speak eloquently her lips remain silent-or so it seems to any person who meets Lee for the first time. Confidentially Lee, we all hope you'll be a nurse-even though it's only to show them how pretty you look in white. Girls' League luck. is surely destined to be successful. Phi Sigma, Girls' League i D,.,.,. -- ANDREW P. DENNUZE New Britain, Conn. Bon ab Scotch October 14 1920 Let your trouble tarry till its own day comes Although distressed at times, Andy is really a mental genius l-le is also a lover of music, Science and of the opposite sex Andy is planning on entering college in the fall We all wish him the best of Zeta Nu, Glee Club, Speakers Club, Civic Forum JANE MARIE DESCOLA New Britain, Conn. Janie january 20 1921 'AShe liked what e'er she looked on, and her looks went everywhere Janie is a quiet, sweet dispositioned girl in love with everythm in the wide world. One glance into her sparkling blue eyes will te you that she's happy and lovable. She's grand fun in school as well as out of school. Dancing is one of -Ianies favorite diversions and we sometimes wonder if this is because of her attractive escort To be a ' dietician, is her aim, and with such a cheerful outlook on life .Janie

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'W ,. .qv 'Jr-at ' 1 - 4 ' -x t ARTHUR CROSSMAN Providence, Rhode Island Artie january 29, 1920 Rugged the breast that music cannot tame Artie is an ardent music lover, and also a lover of dramatics. lf he's not doing one of these things, you can find him indulging in any sport from tennis to football. He is seriously working on a musical comedy right now, called Now You Can Sing Opera, and if you know 'Artie as well as his friends, you can be sure the comedy will be a success. Musical Club, Business Manager of Beehive if MARJORIE RUTH CRUM New Britain, Conn. Margie February 4, l92l And her dark eyes-how eloquent Style, sweetness and sophistication are combined when Margie passes in the school corridors. Margie has a disposition just as lovely as her brown eyes. ls it any wonder then that she has all those little lambs following her to school. You know what we mean. She never seems terribly worried about tests but just takes them as a matter of course and comes through with de bonnes notes. lt is said that Margie has hopes for college in fall. Girls' League, Alpha Alphaji.-'Class Night Committee, junior College Club EDWARD LLOYD CROWLEY New Britain, Conn. February 9, 1920 Mingle your cares with pleasure now and then Ed's favorite topic is boxing. His favorite haunt is his brother's ym. You can always have a spirited conversation with Ed on boxing, gut don't mock the lrish fighters. ln school, Ed has a keen wit which causes many teachers to smother a smile before they can speak to him about his humor. He is friendly, almost always smiling and always waitin for an opening for his wit. Best of luck, may your highest hopes que reached. so SHERAN DARMOO New Britain, Conn. Sherry September 8, 1920 She used to come at ten o'clock But now she comes at noon. Sherry's the E31 we see rushing into room 400 eve? morning any time after the ll's rung. Out side of this weakness, herry's a good student and does above average work. Sherry also seems to show favoritism for Biology and all well and good for she's going to be a nurse. National Honor Society, Girls' League ' FRED JOSEPH CZAPLA Pittsburgh, Pa. Snap November 19, 1919 Push on-keep moving Studiousness personified, that is Fred. His marks are firm sup- porters to his scholastic ability. Perhaps you didn't know but Fred can pinch-hit for a sound-effects-man especially in barking like a dog Fred's not a grind but a serious student and his success is assured. Pnoe 11 5,

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.Q ni, V A 1 ft via, f at I h, 1. ,tx JAMES DOOMAN Persia jimmie October 8, 1921 What will be, will be well, for what is, is well Jimmie is a fine, likeable young fellow. He is well known among the students and very active in the social affairs of the school. There oes Dooman is a popular expression on Saturday afternoons when he scampers around on the gridiron like a scared rabbit. fimmie will most likely o on to college and surpass his feats accomp ished at N. B. H. S. Theiest of luck to you, Jimmie, Footballg Track, Basketball, Delta Xi, Prom Committee BERTHA MARY DOMBLAUSKAS New Britain, Conn. Bert October 9, 1920 Laugh, if you are wise Bert is a girl that always seems to have a giggle with her and can alwa s be found running from room to room lookin for a type- writer. Bert likes to swim and skate, but can usuaiy be found dancing. Bert doesn't know what she's going to do after graduation, but we know she'll succeed. Girls' League ROBERT ERNEST DORR New Britain, Conn. Bob December 28, 1921 His resolve is not to seem the bravest, but to be In Bob we have a good athlete, a good student and a rare blush. Bob was one of the fortunates who made the trip to Louisiana. Undecided as your future is, we know you will be a success. Football Team, Theta Sigma X . Girls' Leagueg Prom Committee l School Band s '1t, 9 VIVIAN NORA DUPLIN New Britain, Conn. Dupe April lb, 1921 Let none presume to wear an undeserved dignity Even thou h she's always so dignified Polly is lots of fun In High School, Selly has been one of our better students and we khow that her conscientious ways will help her in her future profession. JOHN LOUIS FABALE New Britain, Conn. Fable December Zl, 1920 Is there a heart that music cannot melt? Alas! how is that rugged heart forlorn! Fable is a fellow you cannot overlook. He has personalit , looks, and is very congenial because of the above qualities. ln school, life, he always does his work, as a student should, and never complains. He played the Clarinet in the school band and studied harmony. So you see, that Fable is very active in music, and with his aim and hopes, we wish him a great future in the field of music. l , 1 ' 71 - - -4 l I K -5 ,. ' rj h 1. 1, . . . V F 5, Page 23