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

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SEBASTIAN VINCENT JULIANO New Britain, Conn. johnny March 15, 1920 Per.severe and never fear johnny is a wizard at bookkeeping. He has to be, as he's planning to be an accountant. You never see him carrying many books. He fools us all by carrying his knowledge in his head. ln his quiet way, he's bound to make good. He is planning to enter some business college, where he will broaden his knowledge on the subject. Best wishes or success, johnny! Track '37, '38 MARJORIE BLANCHE I-IAYNES New Britain, Conn. Marge june 19, 1920 He most 0 all doth bathe in bliss who hath a quiet mind .. f Marge is the domesticated miss of our class, for she cooks as well as any noted chef 3 kee s house as neat as ninepence and sews and knits like a professional. shes not too domesticated to think of her career though, because she plans to enter the New Britain General Hospital soon. May your highest hopes be reached. Girls' League FRANK JOHN KACMARCIK New Britain, Conn. Fresh Sqatember 17, 1920 'Cod works wonders now and then Behold! A lawyer, an honest man We have a feeling you have heard of Frank before. He is a well- dressed gentleman, a successful student and is liked by his teachers and classmates. He has studied law which is in his line and his life's ambition. We wish him all the success in the world. Student Council, Civic Forump Speakers' Clubg Banquet Com- mittecg Alpha Omega N ,L we wish you the best of luck! Girls' League wealth, and success in your future life. Band Manager, Musical Club Pnaa 77 DOROTHY ELIZABETH I-IEPP New Britain, Conn. Heppie November ll 1920 l am sure cares are an enemy to lzfe Heppie is the girl who makes friends easily and is so happy go lucky. Her pet hobbies are movies and football ames which take up most of her leisure. Her ambition is to be a hair resser and we re sure she'll be a success in whatever Held she enters Anyway Heppie FREDERICK WILLIAM KINDT New Britain, Conn. Kitsel December 19 1920 Thou hast wit at wtll Attention girls! lf you haven't as yet danced with Fred the bug you better get in line and await your chance for he s got it His hi h ideals, ability, and fine personality may lead him to the top of t e ladder to success. Why, with his looks maybe the ladder will end on the step marked marriage! Well, we all hope the best in all health

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1 1 . , ' 1 , , so A.-ii , n r 1 AGNES GERENT ew Britain Conn Stubby june 17, 1920 She delighted to wander in unknown places Stubby is a very smart girl but she hasn't yet decided what she's going to do after she graduates. Because she loves to travel we wonder if that s what shell be doing Anyway, Agnes, the best of luck to you! SALVATORE JOSEPH INTAGLIATA Floridia Sicily 'Shadown November 5, 1919 You speak as one who fed on poetry Shadow is the class poet and serious student of literature as can be readily attested by his English instructors. Unaffected by popular opinion Shadow will surely continue on his own path, individual as it may be Success is assured to anyone as unresponsive to public JULIA ELAINE GRIGUTIS New Britain Conn 'Julien il, june 2, 1921 Better a blush on the cheek than on the nose julie is the girl with the natural color and the expressive blue eyes which captivate her friends. She wears roses in her cheek-no cosmetics for julie She has all kinds of ability including house- keeping typewriting shorthand, and reading. She is also one of these contest enthusiasts and a good student with a pleasing personality. We are sure that her remarkable sense of adaptability will aid her in attaining the goal of a courtroom stenographer. CLAYTON JAMES New Britain, Conn. February 3, 1920 The only way to have a friend is to be one Clayton is a well known, well liked member of the group of fellows who banded together in a common interest-football. Besides being a student of football, Clayton manages to get marks which predict a successful future. ELIZABETH CAHOON HANCOCK New Britain, Conn. Hinkey April 13, 1921 To know her is to love her You must know 1-1inkey, the cute little blond lady with the cheery smiles and big hellos. If ever you need a true friend, here's one- always ready to lend a helping hand. True, lovable and sincere, she is very well liked by all her classmates. High Schools loss will be Teachers Col1ege's gain. Good luck I-linkeyf' Alpha Alpha g Girls' League, junior College Club D,.,,. .A I

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1 .H s. 1 if 4 - '. ., 1 MARGARET MARY HERDLEIN New Britain, Conn. Margie September 26, 1921 There is a time of speaking and a time of being still Margie is that well-dressed young lady whose ambition is to teach school. She is a true friend to all who know her and enjoys doing things for others. Margie isn't all seriousness, however. She loves fun and is never far from the midst of it. She intends to go to Teachers College and we wish her all the good luck possible. Girls' League, junior College Club, National Honor Society LESTER KOCHANOWSKY New Britain, Conn. Les january 16, 1922 A man, always studying one subject, will view the general ajairs of the world through the colored prism of his own atmosphere Each fall, on Saturday afternoons, Les could be seen jumping up and down, yelling his lungs out, cheering the brain and brawn of the school on to victory. So, can you imagine Les in the not too distant future, standing up in front of a Chemistry class teaching them that the atmospheric precipitation of oxidized hydrofgen in the con- densed state is rain? Well, he will be doing just t at or he is headed for Teachers College of Connecticut. Here's hoping that all our children get Les for a teacher. Track 3 Cheerleader ELEANOR VIRGINIA HOPKINS New Britain, Conn. Hoppy May 31, 1920 The dog that trois about finds the bone l-loppy is an active girl in school affairs, and especially so in her sorority. She's also a football enthusiast, and every Saturday during the football season, one could find Hoppy down the field ready to boost for the boys. What will the boys do without you, l-loppy? Anyhow we know you'll have no difficulty in life, for you can tackle anything. Delta Gamma Sigmag Girls' League l success, Looie. and well liked all through High School. 5 'ls Q D--- -n ' LUCIAN JosEPH KRAGIEL New Britain, Conn. Looie April 15 1922 The best of me is diligence Looie is the boy who always has a laugh for you He will be well remembered for all the witty remarks he created but don t get him wrong, for I.,ooie is a promising student He has a great interest in photography and has intentions of becoming a newspaper photo grapher.HYou should have little difficulty in climbing the ladder to Cheer Leader '36, '37, '38, Camera Club VIOLA DOROTHY JOBERT Manchester, Conn. Vi February 17 1921 'Tresses like the morn Who can think of Lola, without recalling a pleasant smile and head of naturally curly hair? Although we hear that Benny Goodman s her favorite, we wonder if that is the only attraction at W N B C 9 Her friendly attitude and pleasing personality have made her popular