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

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5, ,- J . - 1' 4 ' ' x 1 SALVATORE ANTHONY AMENTA Sam, the air-minded . . . and we don't mean fickle . . . spends his spare time building airplane models . . . when not constructing these, he likes to listen to popular music . . . looking toward graduation it seems, When you're waiting, every day is a week . . . hopes to enlist in Marines and to be an aeronautical engineer. DONALD ARTHUR ANDERSON Swede, the conscientious . . . fan of Red Sox and Red and Gold . . . likes to tease, but is serious about his education . . . his short cut to good grades is be resolved and the thing is done . . . taking combination business and college course prepara- tory to becoming an accountant. S ANGELA BARBARA ANASTASION Angela of the friendly smile . . . knows that friendship and love are intertwined . . . when it comes to bowling, she's right at home . . . dances to everything from jive to rhumba . . . her favorite music, natur- ally, is popular . , . hopes business course will help prepare her for a career as a secretary. MERWIN WILBUR ANDERSON Merk of the mechanical mind . . . not that he's a robot, but is attached to anything resembling a machine . . . believes, Silence is one great art of conversation . . . goes for popular music . . . serves as A. A. and The Beehive representative . . . though he likes woodworking, hopes to be- come a tool and die maker. I9 ARTHUR ELMER ANDERSON Elm, the ubiquitous . . . always on the go . . . takes to horses when his motorcycle fails . . . also likes Irving Berlin and The 12th Street Rag . . . occasionally finds that silence is a blessing . . . will soon give our local businessmen competition . . . plans to enter the real estate game after graduation. FRANCES ELIZABETH ANDRECHAK Fran, the sweetly serious . . . get- ting considerable experience as secre- tary for The Beehive . . . from her business course, too . . . reads Dick- ens from choice and listens to classi- cal music . . . believes that quiet is the most profitable of things and strives to prove it . . . plans on a job as a stenographer. g 1 , gm 51--, ii' ' ' f . v -me 4--,

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LOIS MARION ALDRICH Peanuts, the sparkling . . . illumin- ates her surroundings with her charm and vitality . . . finds delight in skat- ing to the organ music at rinks . . . a highly excitable football and base- ball fan . . . Student-Faculty Council representative . . . says, Be merry if you are wise . . . her intention is to become a stenographer. JOSEPH HENRY ALTERI Alt, the baseball enthusiast . . . member of jayvee baseball team in junior year . . . played ball for NBHS again as a senior . . . urges, Let's play ball! . . . in spare time likes to go hunting . . . sports stories rank tops with him . . . after gradua- tion plans to join U. S. Navy. 4-JF' lbx . RALPH ALMONTE Ralph, the ambitious . . . Italian born . . . likes American sports . . . basketball is his specialty . . . hasn't found time to be very active in school affairs . . . taking business course to further his ambition to be a future tycoon of the business world . . . be- lieves he never gets good business who does not ask for it. LYDIA ANNE AMENTA Lee, the exuberant . . . proclaims, Humor is the harmony of the heart . . . representative for both The Bee- hive and the Girls' League . . . mem- ber of National Honor Society and of Press Club . . . lent services as library page and on ticket committee for Senior Class play . . . will some day put her charm to work while drilling and filling as a dental hygienist. I8 I ---413111. 4 Q ff v 'SCF' Q? 1f 21:-IV' f -- ie .4 mtv'-ir4if Q' 1 WARREN JULIUS ALMQUIST Warren, the observer . . . tall, blond, camera enthusiast . . . over this Ski Club member, flashing hick- ories cast a magic spell . . . knows, Tomorrow is another day, but thus far has not planned for it . . . how- ever, come what may, his keen per- ception will serve to advantage. ROSE MARY AMENTA Doll, the vivacious . . . has a smile for every girl and two for every fellow . . . made a bit part something in January Thaw . . . plays fife in W. B. A. Drum Corps . . . enjoys bowling or baseball, and a dance floor . . . follows a nursing curriculum in preparation for her future profession.

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'Wh 5-s ALYCE MAE ANDREWS Linda of the quiet smile . . . col- lects records, both popular and semi- classical . . . also collects photographs and friends . . . served class as repre- sentative for the Student-Faculty Council . . . is determined to seek, to find, and to conquer in her field, which will be office work. RAYMOND JOSEPH ARCHACKI Archie, the man of deed . . . be- lieves, Good nature wins the heart . . . can be found watching those duckpins drop . . . and he can drop them . . . is fond of most sports . . . after his academic-technical course, plans to spend a year or two in the Army . . . wants ultimately to have a business of his own. JOSEPHINE ROSE ANGELO jo of the effervescent spirit . . . busy, but happy . . . has served as Student-Faculty Council representa- tive and Girls' League alternate . . . supports Junior College Club . . . for recreation she plays the piano fmostly semiclassical musicj . . . What wisdom can you find that is greater than kindness? . . . will enter nursing. DONALD JOESPH ARZOLITIS Arzy, the meditative . . . enjoys constructing models . . . belongs to Foreign Affairs Club . . . musical yearnings run to rhythms of Spike Jones . . . choose baffling stories of A. C. Doyle as favorite literature . . . in the future, he aims to concoct prescriptions . . . and thereby to serve his fellow man howsoe'er he can. MARY ANN APARO Mary, the modest . . . insists, There's a time to keep silent and a time to speak . . . mostly does the former . . . collects postal cards as a hobby . . . goes out for swimming and tennis . . . has references for efficiency as The Beehive secretary toward her goal as a typist. RAYMOND ARZYLOWICZ R. C. A., the strong, silent type . . . possesses a never-ending supply of energy . . . makes use of it on the track team . . . goes hiking or skiing depending on the weather . . . be- lieves, Life is too short for mean anxieties . . . an outdoor man . . . hopes to spend his life outdoors as a geologist. p -J 20