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

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is ff 1 ms xx Z N B H S 'ir wil ANGELINE .IEANNE GIATTINA New Britain, Conn. 'iTillie May 15, 1923 . . When ill, we call them to attend us Tillie has a great ambition to be a nurse. It was because of this ambition she followed the nurses training course in high school. lt's ii noble undertaking, lSiIlie, and we have no doubt that you'll suc- ceetl. National Honor Society, Girls' League NILO MARIO FACHINI Plainville, Conn. Lefty April 10, 1922 A versatile man always has a place in the world His leadership on the gridiron this past year is one of the many achievements Lefty has accomplished in his career in school. I-le scored equally well on the Basketball and Baseball teams. Lefty's sportsmanship and popularity have endeared him to his many friends. Future plans include college and a government position. 1-lere's luck to a man's man. Football, Baseball, Basketball IRENE CONSTANCE GIERYMSKI New Britain, Conn. Renie November 8, 1922 She comes, apparell'd like the spring 1rene's clothes have always been a source of envy to her classmates. She is very sincere, harboring no traces of affectation. She enjoys ice skating and playing the piano. Whatever she has accomplished during her time at high school is due to her individual endeavor. She aspires to the honorable profession of teaching business subjects. The best that the future can hold is wished for her by all her acquaintances. Girls' League, junior College Club, Red and Gold Review Repre- Sentative LEO JOSEPH FANIZZIE New Britain, Conn. 'iFuzzy March ll, 1922 Mighty to inspire new hopes Leo's nickname made him famous. just how he came by it seems to be one of the biological mysteries. Anyway, Fuzzy is a short, dark he-man who likes school, but likes out-door sports better. For the last three or four months he has been pushing the pins around in the bowling alleys. We hope one of those balls doesn't catch him un- aware one of these days. LUCY DORIS GIRAMONTI New Britain, Conn. Lu September 24, 1922 Discourse, the sweeter banquet of the mind Outwardly, Lu is a quiet, serious girl, but those who know her better, find her a delightful companion, and an amusing conversa- tionalist. Let opportunity show itself, and Lucy will not let it go. Her favorite pastimes are skating and dancing. Lu plans to enter lVloody's Secretarial School upon graduation. Her efnciency will prove an asset to any employer. Girls' League 1 0 vig- ne. Page 26

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- fl . , ,., Aff N is r a.a . is llnl S if .f, ' Q Xilljilh f THERESA GALLE New Britain, Conn. Terry April 4. 1922 Charms strike the sight, merit wins the soul Theresa is double in her fortune. She has two nicknames Terry and Tess and two ideas-in-nucleus for the future-f business or teaching. Like Richard Cory in the poem, she is always quietly arrayed and human when she talks which is another double for Theresa. We'll follow up that with double wishes for success in her career! junior College Clubg Girls' League ORLANDO DOMINIC DOLCE Saint Catherine, Italy 'iCurly August 4. N22 Oh for a living man lo lead Whenever there appears a smiling face neatly crowned by a lot of honest-to-goodness black curls, that do something to certain people, we can be sure it's Curly. Virility is one of his earmarks. for Curly has lent a helping foot to the Cross-Country squad as well as to a basket-ball team. We hear he's a whiz at Commercial Law, too, Curly hasn't as yet picked any vocation, but whatever it is, we're sure he'll excel in it. Varsity Track and Cross Countryg Basketball f OLGA ALEXANDRIA GARDAUKAS Waterbury, Conn. Auggie April 22, N23 I see you have a singing face Auggie's devotion to her studies leaves us all amazed. She is a true disciple of the Muses. Music, singing and dancing are included in her interests. Besides that we're told Auggie is a competitor of Kathleen Norris in short story writing. With so many fields of en- deavor, Auggie should gain permanent success. Girls' League CASIMIR RAYMOND DYGUS New Britain. Conn. Red August 22, V923 The red-gold hair Dygus is the tall, handsome red head. Whenever you meet him, he always has a big grin. Perhaps that is the reason he's so popular. Besides excelling in his studies, he also starred on our baseball team last season. We all expect Red to go far in life, but we wouldn't be surprised to see him in the big leagues some clay. Baseball: Basketball SOFIA BEATRICE GIANNINOTO New Britain, Conn. january 22, l923 'AFor the wander-thirst is on me And my soul is in Cathay. Soha is a well known young lady with dark wavy hair, whom you see a good deal of in the library lending a helping hand as an assistant. Her chief ambition is to travel. Sofia p ans to enter T. C. C. in the fall and whatever she is planning to do afterwards you can be sure she will do well. Girls' Leagueg junior College Club: National Honor Societyg Library Page: Red Cross Club: Senior Girl Adviser: Officials Club Vice-president img- ine. Page 2 5

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f. X f i t we li, f 117.9 1111 S if? his ff NORMA ELLEN GLASLE New Britain, Conn. Norm -Iuly 8, 1921 Art alone Enduring stays Io us Art is Norma's main interest both in and out of school, for she is a member of the Art Club and intends to go to Art School alter gradua' tion. Her blond locks and cheery smile will always make her popular with all! Badminton and tennis rank high with her. With so many interests. her success is secure. Girls' League: junior College Club. Camera Club YALE MONROE FENDELL Brooklyn, N. Y. 'Fondoolei' August 8, 1923 Wfinged words Yale Monroe Fendell is undoubtedly one of the schools leading exponents of vibrating personality. At the present moment, it is lvfr. Fendells burning desire to enter the United States Coast Guard Academy. To those who doubt his ability, it may be said that despite his occasional laxity, he is capable of attaining his desire. Vice-President of Rostrum and Gavel Club JUNE AGNES GOODRICH New Britain, Conn. Richy February 4, 1923 Friendship . . . The nohle minds delight and pride June has an unlimited number of friends, which is the result of her pleasing personality and her ability to get along well with everyone. Friends aren't junes only asset, however. Schoolwork and other taks which confront June are taken care of easily and with good judgment. gl une is planning on entering the business world after graduation. and we are sure that success will be hers. National Honor Society1 Senior Girl Adviser: Girls' League: Usher JOSEPH WILLIAM FIELD Middletown, Conn. Medow.s December 25, 1923 His interests are like the wind, always changing ls there a hunter in the audience? Yes sir, and here he is! A fellow well trained in gun tricks. Much of Medows time, however, is spent pushing loaves of bread around in a bakery. We're in the dark as to his future ambitions, but heres hoping they're successful! Young Mens League FRANCINE BARBARA GREENSTEIN New Britain. Conn. Fran February 19, 1924 And 'tis joy that moves the pinion When the wheel of time goes round. Fran is that girl whom we see running through the corridors with a fraternity pin and ring. Although she never took her studies too seriously, we know that when she is clown in Brenau College, Ga.. she will come through with Hying colors. Girls' League: Past Treasurer of the Girls' League, Amphion Club, Girls' League Representative loilfg- ine. Page