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

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10 14-55 STANLEY FLORIAN ARZYLOWICZ Stanley, the present day Mercury . . . whizzes along the track stretch . . . representative for his section room in the Athletic Association . . . belongs to Musical Club . . . his' leisure time is devoted to the study of nature . . . surely nature is his book . . . his course is academic, but he hasn't selected his profession. MARY BAGDASARIAN Mar, the small student . . . but only in size . . . represents homeroom on Student-Faculty Council and The Beehive . . . began senior year with election into National Honor Society . . . member of Senior Girl Guides and class play property committee . . . contends that the thing to re- member is not to forget . . . hopes to become a teacher of commercial subjects. ,A-.1 - .f1. Q,-'ii X in fx' is 2- . -A-Lis gs il 'fini' .fi'1f1W..f5 ir Q' fi' in Q ,if V.-f.,...,e, - . .sl Y. ,,.. a JACK JACOB ATASHIAN Jack of the smooth line . . . finds that a happy nature is a good asset in his daily life . . . enjoys Mark Twain's stories . . . listens to semi- classical music, but is not averse to any good tune . . . does model build- ing in his spare time . . . hopes to become a draftsman. EDWARD VICTOR BAKANAS Edward, the seeker . . . believes that one should play not for gain, but for sport . . . like Bob Ripley, is always looking for oddities in sports . . . belongs to teams not affiliated with school . . . follows an academic course . . . intends to go into govern- ment or state work. CLARA AZIZIAN Clara of the fiashing eyes- Dark luster of thine eyes casts a spell . . . popular with everyone, her pint-size vivaciousness and rhythmic feet find popular music a joy . . . conscientious effort in her business course will be ample preparation for secretarial work. JOAN BARBARA BALINSKAS Shorty, the cheerful . . . full of pep . . . likes swimming, bicycling, and skating . . . is proud of membership in junior College Club . . . spends much time reading and sewing . . . enjoys all types of music, especially piano and violin . . . believes in Uincitamentum amoris musica . . . states as her intention, to grow old. K Eg.. as -4' 21

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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

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IVY DONALD JOHN BALUKAS Don, the outdoor man . . . seeks Nature's own classroom . . . likes hunting and trapping . . . gets a laugh from hillbilly songs . . . some- times joins the chorus . . . quick as a rabbit on the tennis court . . . has chosen technical course in order to become an architect. LOR NA CANDEE BASSETTE Rusty of the pleasant pen . . . won a Key Award in the Scholastic writ- ing contest . . . serves on The Beehive Staff . . . active in Junior College Club, Press Club, Senior Guides, swim team, and Senior Class play property committee . . . says, My kingdom for a horse! . . . likes Rachmaninoff . . . hopes to enter the teaching field. , wr . . HARRY BARONIAN Harry, the sailor . . . likes boats, outboard motors, and more boats . . . runs to semiclassical music . . . tries to follow the golden rule, Do unto others as you would have them do unto you . . . was indispensable as lighting and sound technician for class plays and Amphion Club . . . hopes to sail the seven seas with the U. S. Navy. MARILYN KATHERINE BAYLOCK Mickey, the merry maid . . . moves skillfully about the dance floor . . . watching pigskin battles is her favor- ite pastime . . . came from Roosevelt Junior High . . . proves that all succeeds with cheerful people . . . hopes to turn her business course to profit as a private secretary. WINSLOW BARROWS Winnie, the sociable . . . talkative and cheerful . . . seen at various bowling alleys . . . can run up a few strikes himself . . . likes to listen to the music of Guy Lombardo and Spike jones . . . likes being known as Ha man of cheerful yesterdays and confident tomorrows . . . intends to become a dentist. WALLACE ALBERT BEAUDOIN Wally, the worldly . . . believes, Perseverance paves the road . . . for relaxation likes to provide jobs for the pin-boys at the local alleys . . . rings up some very good scores . . . asserts modern swing is the best music . . . hopes to work for the telephone company after June. 22