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

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'T RITA THERESA CEFARATTI Cef, the dependable . . . teachers' stand-by, having received a prize for perfect attendance . . , can be charac- terized as like March weather, clear or cloudy, but ever present . . . an accomplished player of the accordian . . . loves classical and operatic music . . . hopes to obtain an office position upon graduation. ANDREW CHAGLASIAN Andy, the affable . . . believes Mit is not impossible to walk on water . . . has worked industriously in his college preparatory course . . . proud to be member of the Young Men's College Club and representative of the Student-Faculty Council . . . still trying for that hole-in-one . . . antici- pates attending the University of Connecticut. 5? LEONA MARIE CEPEK Lucky, the sports lover . . . both as observer and participant . . . re- cently elected to National Honor Society . . . representative to Press Club, Girls' League, and Student- Faculty Council . . . is a modern girl with big brown eyes and a per- sonality twice her size . . . will direct her business course toward becoming medical secretary. LILLIAN CHAGLASIAN Lil, the loyal . . . knows the value of friendship . . . believes it is bet- ter to be faithful than famous . . . one of our library pages . . . belongs to the junior College Club . . . mem- ber of publicity committee for Senior Class play . . , makes beautiful music with the eighty-eight keys . . . has qualities required for a primary grade teacher: patience and kindliness. 32 H-'Ou if -.pu MARGARET ROSE CESANEK Pigeon, the peppy . . . Blessed with temper, whose unclouded ray can make tomorrow cheerful as to- day . . . uses up her excess energy skating and dancing . . . for an occa- sional moment of relaxation she reads . . . served as Girls' League alter- nate . . . expects to become a secre- tary. GERALDINE ANN CHAGNON jerry, the fun-lover . . . thinks everyone ought to be able to live with yourself . . . sets a good example herself . . . Finds time for roller skating . . . passes many pleas- ant hours at the movies . . . likes sports as an observer . . . her prepara- tion has been for secretarial work.

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c ,xi G ' fu , 1' ALLAN ANDREW CARLSON Al, the air-minded . . . a little shy with strangers . . . believes silence- a golden virtue . . . likes to putter around cars . . . prefers outdoor sports, such as hunting and fishing . . . his ambition-to become an avia- tion cadet in the Air Force. JEAN MARY CARSWELL jean, the comic . . . taking business course . . . likes to dance . . . reads much of Edgar Allen Poe . . . came from Roosevelt junior High . . . is Girls' League representative . . . is proof that God does not measure man by inches . . . nor woman, either . . . has aspirations toward becoming a reporter. H'3W t GERALDINE ELSIE CARLSON Gerry, the disciple of Minerva . . . literary editor of The Beehive, mem- ber of the National Honor Society, Junior College Club, and Senior Girl Guides . . . library page for three years . . . rides horseback, plays ten- nis-on good days, hits the ball . . . believes the secret of success is con- stancy to purpose . . . aims toward journalism. ANGELINA CASAROLA Angie with the talking eyes . . . sweet and soft spoken, thinks there's nothing like dancing to dreamy music . . . in her leisure moments likes to listen to semiclassical notes-for variety . . . realizing there's need of healing in this world, she plans to lend a helping hand by becoming a I'll.lfSe. 5 MONICA JEAN CARRIER Mickey, the zealous . . . gives life to any project she undertakes . . . believes 'Ahealth and cheerfulness mutually beget each other . . . proves this every day with her continually cheerful manner . . . enjoys the more feminine sports, such as swimming and dancing . . . hopes to become a medical secretary. VITO PAUL CATUCCI Vito, the vital . . . possesor of a sunny nature . . . puts his favorite quotation into 'practice . . . Let a smile be your guide . . . has been a representative of the A. A .... appeared in casts of both junior and Senior Class plays . . . member of Amphion Club . . . has acquired expe- rience toward his desire to be a prof fessional actor. 31 .2 X ik 1

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LEONA FRANCES CHAPONIS Chippy, the serious-minded . . . whispered from back stage from our junior Class thespians forgot their lines . . . sings with the Senior Choir . . . went to the Spring Concert in New London . . . advises and prac- tices, Live to learn, and learn to live . . . is a member of the Civic Forum . . . intends to take up nursing. ALICE MARIE CHRISTOPHERSON Chris of the silver voice . . . aug- ments the soprano section of the Senior Choir . . . as freshman went to the Portsmouth Music Festival . . . likes people and reading . . . member of junior College Club . . . chairman of Musical Club . . . because in sweet music is such art aspires some day to be a great singer. FRED CHARLES CHARAMUT Frog, the outdoor man . . . tall and blonde . . . husky football tackle seen on the gridiron every Saturday . . . hunts and fishes in his leisure time . . . enjoys dancing to the music of Vaughn Monroe . . . reading Ernie Pyle . . . believes haste makes waste . . . continuing his studies at Connecticut University . . . to be a forester. BETTY LEE CHURCH Skippy, the gay . . . a booster of all sports . . . belongs to Ski Club . . . also to swimming and tennis teams . . . represents Press Club . . . one of the Junior College Club girls . . . demonstrates that sweetness of disposition charms the soul . . . in- tends to go into merchandising or to become a medical secretary. PETER NICHOLAS CHERPAK Cherp, the cheerful . . . known for his friendly manner . . . proves that a good friend makes life worth- while . . . came from Nathan Hale Junior High . . . is taking a general course . . . prefers modern music . . . intends to make Anchors Aweigh his theme song . . . will join the Navy after graduation. ANGELO ENRICO FRANCIS CIAMMELLA Speedy, the sure . . . a fast work- er in more ways than one . . . finds time for an academic program . . . is an ardent sports fan . . . his favor- ite quotation: How's tinks? . . . hopes that they will be good for him when he enters the business world. X62- 33