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

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if -if HIGH scHooI. vi ffl 1 MARGARET BOHIGIAN ,,,.. ,. ,.:,, 1 -..-v ,, Y New Britain, Conn. Peggy August 8, 197.5 'I p, in 4'Let us .start ll new religion with one commandment, .4 .3 K 'A 'Enjoy thyself' B Peggy's formula for happiness reads work when necessary, enjoy your' :..,A. ' ,ai self the rest of the time, Although Peg isn't so very large, we all have ggi ii been made aware of her presence through her liveliness. With so many people , enjoying your friendship Peg, we are sure you'll continue to revel in living, 5: : ji Girls' League. 1. X QX 2 w. HARVEY JOSEPH CADORET Bristol, Conn. Buddy, October 16, 1923 Industry is fortunes right hand In Bud we have six feet of an allfaround good student. An industrious worker, he has made many friends while in school. As an outdoor enthusiast he is interested in many sports with aviation heading the list. He has already soloed and has several hours of flying time to his credit. Because of this ex' perience, Bud plans to join the air corps. With pilots of this caliber the cock' pits should continue to he ably Hlled. FRANCES ELIZABETH BOCSKAY New Britain, Conn. Fran September 20, 1915 Be still. sad heart! and cease repiningg Behind the clouds is the sun still shining. Frances is a jolly sort of person who never seems to have a care in the world. She is always ready with a pleasant look and a friendly word for every' one. Her chief interest in life is in having a good time, although she likes to play the piano and to jitterbug. We wish her the best of luck after grad' uation. Representative of Girls' League. SOFEO VINCENT CAMARATA Berlin, Conn. l'Sarn October 5, 1914 'KDon't judge 41 book by its cover This young gentleman is not as quiet as one would expect him to be from his appearance. Always ready to do someone else a good turn, there is some' thing line about this young man, something real, something that attracts you to him. It is this very something that makes Mr. Camarata a well liked personage of N. B. H. S. LAURA PRAXEDA BORYS New Britain, Conn. Polqie October 26, 1923 1 knew the tearful glimmer of the languid dawn. Laura is a girl who will try anything once. One can depend upon Laura, for she is a diligent and faithful worker. She likes the outdoor life, as her friends have discovered, and as she intends to become a nurse, the Visiting Nurse Association is just up her alley. We wish her the best of luck in her new undertaking. Basketball Club. 25 NINETEEN f FORTY-THREE

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236565 -A' 'kv NEW BRITAIN iv EDYTH GERALDINE BISHOFF W' ' Hartford, Conn. 'lDeedie February 2, 1926 l'Spo1t that Wrinlqled care deridesn Deedie is a lover of swimming and is a Senior Life Saver. She wishes to continue with her water activities for enjoyment, but for her profession she has chosen to become a physiotherapist. As Miss O'Briens' helper, she is able to Hx a 'icocktailn for anyone with an upset stomach. As Deedie is a lover of camp life, don't be surprised to see her in njeansn and plaid sport shirts. In whatever you may do, 'kDeedie, best of luck. Girls' League: Swimming: Nurses Helper. GEORGE FRANK BRADLAU New Britain, Conn. March 26, 1926 A man's reach should exceed his grasp George is that tall, blond boy with a pleasing personality that has won him many friends. In the gym many admire his ability on the apparatus and tennis and skiing are some of his interests. Ah! you should see his grace on those courts. Sound health is an asset in any field, so George, you should be bound for success. Young Men's League Representative. LILLIAN AUGUSTA BLAIR New Britain, Conn. Blair September 10, 1925 Silence is golden k'Lil , a quiet and studious girl, is liked by everyone. Because she studies hard, she has accomplished much in her school work. We all admire Lil for her honesty and keen sense of humor. She is fond of sports, including skating, bowling, and baseball. Her ambition is to become a secretary in an insurance company, and we know she will succeed. Girls' League: Bowling Club: Intermediate Games. ARTHUR ANTHONY BRANDOLINE New Britain, Conn. 'LGabby'l January 2, 1925 'LA11 eye for the future L'Gabby is a student who is popular with all his classmates. He has spent much time on the football field. Gabby plans to join the Navy and everyone knows that his fine qualities will make him a great success. Baseball: Football: Young Men's League. GLORIA BLOOMQUIST New Britain, Conn. GloryfBe July 16, 1925 Silence is golden 'iGlory-Be is a girl who doesn't have much to say and is very serious in her studies. She is a grand friend to have and we know that, whatever her intentions are in life, she will be a great success. Girls' League. T H E B E E H I V E -k f 24

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P it l I l l. . 'K ,3NEW BR TH ISABEL BOSCH New Britain, Conn. ky August 14, 1926 'LTout vient a point qui sait attendrew f Eve1ything comes to him who waitswj Patience and consideration are Isabel's outstanding virtues. These charac' teristics, along with cooperation, have been portrayed in the fulfilling of her duties as a Girls' League Officer. Although she takes her studies seriously, Isabel has an amazing capacity for fun and frolic. ln the near future Isabel plans to enter Teacher's College to prepare for that long planned career of a Npeda' goguef' Well, lzzie, they say that ambition has no bounds, so weire betting on you. Girls' League: Publicity Chairman junior College Club: Press Club. ANTONIO CARDONA New Britain, Conn. Tony April 14, 1925 Few things are impossible to intelligence and sleillf L'Tony is one of the very few students who appreciates higher math as an entertaining and enjoyable subject. This taste does not, in any sense, make him abnormal, but just a little peculiar. He has been to Spain where no doubt he acquired his liking for Spanish senoritas. With his personal characteristics and ambition, Tony will surely make the grade in whatever he attempts in the future Pan American League: Press Club: Young Men's League: Student Council Representative. ANN MARY BOSCO ITAIN -A' -k it , . 'Ne 5715211 mm If New Britain, Conn. December '16 19'4 Girls' League. chosen work. Girls' League: Bowling. Virtue is its own reward Press Club: Young Men's Representative. A small, quiet, likeable, and friendly girl is Ann, who, incidentally loses skating. She is an orderly, neat girl and will undoubtedly acquire the secretarial position which she desires. Because she is studious, she has accomplished much in her school work. We know Ann will succeed in whatever she doe THOMAS RICHARD CARLIN New Britain, Conn. 'I'om'l April 10 1976 mln ourselves our fortune lies. Until his senior year, Tom was an individual who was seldom heard from Then he became very active in school affairs and a familiar Hgure to most of us Also our silent hero has made a Hne record in his studies and his friends will vouch that as a friend he is tops. Good luck, Tom fmay you succeed in your LUCILLE VIOLA BOSCO New Britain, Conn. Lulu'l October 5 191 A good book is the best of friends. Lou seems quiet but you need only to speak to her to find out differently She says that she stays home evenings and studies, but she might be fooling us Anyhow, Lou's a grand girl and we wish her luck in her endeaxors E BEEHIVE -pf f 26