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

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.,i?fxj A if N is aa ti S :f ' JL' .Y if ' i i . . Q X V, x ,X 61211 llillk 4 FRED ASHWORTH, JR. Chadclerton, England Freddie February 22, l92l Laughter holding both his sides i'l:reddie, the crooning tool and die maker, is always singing his troubles away. His friends seldom see him with a frown, for his philo- sophy is that there is something always worthwhile in all life's under- takings. One of his pet ambitions is to be a celebrity, whether he be a thespian or an interpreter of the terpsichorean art' , 'Lil n'y a pas de quoif' May he realize his ambitions. Baseball l939, Softball 19403 N. B. S. T. S. A, A. LOUISE ELIZABETH BERRY Hartford, Conn. Louie December 23, l922 A quiet spirit Looie's soul must be tinged with modesty and thus her keen wit has not been given its due by all. However, those who know her have appreciated her sense of humor to the fullest extent. This excellent quality should help bring success. Girls' League, Vice-President of Bowling Club, Senior League Adviser JOHN PETER BABA New Britain, Conn. Hack September 6, 1922 'A Nou' Hercules be thy speed, young man Jack while here at our noble institution has lent his prowess to the track team and you ought to see his smoke when traveling around that dirt ring! We're going to be hearing more of him, were thinking, so we offer every kind of success in his industrial future. Track Team: Young Mens League ALBINA BOKAN New Britain, Conn. Minnie October 5, 1922 To business we love we rise betime And go In 't with delight, Fortunate will be the businessman who receives Albina's services as a bookkeeper. She has proved herself quite able in this held by receiving general honors in the subject. We are certain that wherever her talents may lead her she will be successful. Girls' League JOHN NAPLE BADOLATO New Britain, Conn. 'ljohnnyn November 8, 1921 At the games end we shall see who gains Johnny is one of those rare persons who is able to indulge in almost every sport yet manage to Gnd time to excel in his studies. A quiet individual, he is somewhat shy when it comes to wimmen, but this, we know, will not hinder him in his chosen field of business. Baseball, Basketball g Football MQ? na. Page I

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if Q iff lil? 4 rf, Q 'ff T S V-Z ? if :L- v t. J A hi V imiiss JUNE CLAIRE ALLEN New Britain, Conn Qcmbgf 25, 1923 For gowns, and gloves, and caps and lippets, Are beaulyly sauces, spice and sippelsf' .Iune's many interests in both scholastic and extra-curricular activities have helped her dip deep into the pool of friendship and scoop up many pearls. The choicest one, of course, is Agnes Halloran and the harmony of their friendship rivals that of two people approach- ing their golden wedding anniversary. Clothes seem to be her dominant interest, proved by the fact that she always appears in the latest style. May you always keep your pleasant nature. junior College Club, Girls' League Representative, Senior Girl Adviser, Banquet Committee, Secretary of Class X2, Xl? ANDRE ASHBY ARCAND, JR. Waterbury, Conn. Andy December 2, 1922 A man is known by his friends That tall lanky personage one sees ambling through the halls of our noble institution, seemingly without a care in the world and who answers to that movie star-like name of Andre Arcand, is recognized by eminent authorities as an expert on that difficult theory of how to accomplish the most with the least effort. This appearance is completely deceiving. Under this nonchalant devil-may-care attitude, one uncovers intelligence, ability, ambition and savoir faire, with which we feel Andy can't help but succeed in his chosen held of chemistry. Laboratory Assistant, Chemistry Club, Chairman of Photo Com- mittee MARGARET MASON BAILEY New Britain, Conn. April 25, 1923 Mode.sty sister Lo justice Maggie or Margaret means a worker skilled in accuracy and a woman steeped in gentleness. But wait! Her red hair gives indication of a spirit of fun lurking there too! Studies are ever hrst in her mind, but sports and other activities fill her in between hours. 'l hey must be well spent too, for we know her excellent sense of thrift. Best luck for the future. National Honor Society, Senior Girl Adviser, Girls' League Rep- resentative ARTHUR HERMAN ARENDT New Britain, Conn. 'ACurly November l3, 1922 O, Romeo, Romeo! wherefore art thou, Romeo? Curly's been labeled a ladies' man and we hear that when he casts those eyes toward the opposite sex and adds a smile, they're completely under his power. Curly makes a good pal and we'll certainly miss his little fingers which do such big things on the piano. The business field is to claim him. All his friends join with us in wishing him great success for those years to come. Glee Club, Civic Forum MABEL LOUISE BALCH Bristol, Conn. Mabe August 15, 1922 I hasten to laugh al everything If you hear say now or a joyous burst of laughter you can be sure it's Mabe coming. Because of her entrancing ways, she has had everybody from bell hops to football players trailing her footsteps. Although she is active in extra-curricular activities, she never neglects her studies. Her favorite subject? Art. Her ambition? Say now. Girls' League PM I6 1047- pne-

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, fr f X . aff N ii ,, ii S it will AGNES CLAIRE BORAWSKI New Britain, Conn. February 2l, 1920 The eye of intellect sees all objects We know Agnes must be one of the friendliest girls in school for she is always with several of her many comrades. Keep it up, A nes! However, Agnes is not merely an extrovert, but loves to study. Som- bined with intelligence, the combination can't be defeated, Girls' League STANLEY PETER BAYLOCK New Britain, Conn. Stan August 4, 1922 A' He was leader of leaders Stan, as he's known to his friends, is quiet and a bit shy, perhaps. To enter the teaching profession and with his quick thinking and alert mind we can mark him as one who will go far. So here's success to you for the future, Stan. Young Men's League MARGUERITE BOYAJIAN Hartford, Conn. Margy September 17, 1922 ln friendship I early was taught to believe We all know and like Marguerite because of her friendliness which is characterized by her ever-present, cheery Hello She is a good student and a grand sport every minute of the day. Although we know nothing of her future plans, we are sure she has what it takes to be happy and successful. Glee Club, Girls' League, Musical Club ROBERT ALBERT CADRAIN Plainville, Conn. Bob january 5, 1922 join the Army and see the world lf you didn't know Bob you could easily recognize him by the army coat he always wears, and there are alwavs two or three girls listening to his experiences. He is a corporal now, but someday we hope to see where Captain Cadrain captured twenty of the enemy single handed. Track CEIL BOZARNICK New Britain, Conn. Cell December 20, 1922 All the charm of all the muses Ceil is a charming, dependable girl with a cheerful personality and a host of friends. She is quite an authority on what or what not to use in the line of cosmetics, being an employee of a cutfrate store. Whatever Ceil may endeavor, we're sure her pleasing smile will pull her through. Page ,8 -