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

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-an-Q' DOROTHY BINDAS Bindy of the exuberant spirit . . . winter Ends her on a pond, making like Sonja I-Ienie . . . other seasons reserved for bowling and dancing . . . characterizes self as full of cheer, full of pep, making friends with every step . . . takes life as it comes . . . hopes to become a typist some day. THEODORE BI SKUPIAK Teddy, the fun-loving . , . active member of Musical Club and Senior Choir . . . keeps his eyes and ears open for sports . . . has stamp collec- tion . . . adds his voice to College Club meetings . . . at present says, Put off today what you can do to- morrow . . . view will undoubtedly change after he has entered college. WILLIAM LELAND BINGHAM Bill, the sports enthusiast . . . al- though quiet, really is bound to sports for evermore . . . his joy in life is sports, sports, and more sports . . . in school and out . . . swings a bat for the NBI-IS baseball team . . . hopes to don the uniform of Uncle Sam's Army soon after graduation. PAUL NORMAN BJORKLUND B. J., the sure . . . apparently sound waves hold a very definite at- traction for him . . . is a member of the Musical Club . . . serves as Press representative . . . enjoys any- thing to do with radio . . . hopes it's true that the world lies open at his feet . . . wants to enter the radio field. , -Q37 at X ARTHUR BISBERG Bis, the busy . . . reticent, studious, likeable . . . brilliant in math and science . . . spends free time seeking good camera shots and printing them . . . likes swing music for diversion . . . knows it's never too late for de- light . . . keeps right after that college course . . . to be a chemical engineer. MARILYN IRENE BLACKBURN Blackie, the blessed . . . with freckles, good humor, and bad mem- ory . . . Musical Club vice-president and accompanist . . . New England and State Festivals . . . Harmony is perfection . . . elected to National Honor Society . . . makes all her clothes . . . keeps Foreign Affairs Club records and belongs to junior College Club . . . hopes to become an English teacher. TT?

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,,.n' MARCUS HOWARD BORDIERE Mark, the charmer . . . holds be- lief, Music exalts each joy . . . president of Musical Club . . . be- longs to and is the mainstay of most of its divisions . . . also chairman of the Student-Faculty Council com- mittee for school improvements . . . treasurer of the junior Class . . . is headed for either Boston University or the service. LENORE JAYNE BOURGEOIS Lynn, the quiet one . . . however, is aware that the day is lost in which one has not laughed . . . collects stamps, of which she has a consider- able number . . . also, post cards . . . participates in Junior College Club activities . . . works diligently in academic course . . . plans to become a secretary. - I a r Q if k L .gg .L HENRY WALTER BORYSEWICZ Boris, the believer . . . relies on the philosophy, Why think of tomor- row? The world has a fixed path . . . likes bowling, hunting, and fish- ing as recreation . . . doesn't care too much about his catch, though it's often good . . . hopes to become a carpenter. MARY LOUISE BOYLE Mary Lou, the fairhaired . . . her popularity with her classmates is much greater than her diminutive stature . . . enthusiastically supports football and basketball games . . . represents adage that nice things come in small packages . . . will join the ranks of other business course veterans in the secretarial field. 26 rv Qin JOSEPH VINCENT BOTTIGLIERI Skip, the casual . . . fun-loving A. A. representative . . . a noted, smooth dancer . . . member, a cap- pella . . . admits that one of his favorite recreational activities is sleeping--doesn't get tired out from it . . . Life's a passing show to him . . . all his inclinations run to art, particularly cartooning . . . may be a future Bill Mauldin. PASQUALE NICKOLIS BOZZUTO Pat with the ready smile . . . col- lects service insignia . . . can be found at most basketball and football games . . . smooth dancer . . . chooses popular music that's real swing . . . advises, Do not put off to tomorrow what you can do today . . . will put his technical course to use in the U. S. Marines. 5