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

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eachrng us the appreciation of beauty and the appllcatron of artrstlc prrncrples as well as skull rn the use of paints charcoal pencll and other medrums rs the purpose of our ART DEPART MENT Left to ugh! Mr Thomas I'lder Charrman Mr Edward Kresewetter Nrss Estelle Molander and Mr Kenneth Valentrne As Ellhu Burrxtt threw llght upon has rdeal world so have the teachers of the HISTORY DEPARTMENT enlrght ened us vuth a better and wrder understandrng not only of Amerlca but also of the entlre vsorld Le! 10 rrgbt Mrss Dorothy Qurgley Chaxrman Mrss Hatne Osten Mrss Hrpelus l Xa! The members of the MUSIC DEPARTMENT have Indeed encouraged and helped us to develop an apprecla non of wotal and Instrumental talent rn chorus orchestra and band ltfl to nth! Mr Warren Myers Mr Vrntent Delienedrttrs Dlrettor of Muslc Mr Albert Lathan tfffw .B Miss Isabel Iatkson Mrss Helen Prest Mrss Katherrne Clark Slarzdmg left lo nth! Mr Belden Tracy Mrss Marlon I-Ioar Mr Henry Recano Mr Wrllram Kearns Mr Chester Yahn Mr Wrntcnn Catlrn and Nlr Robert Qulmby 'SYS Sd? Many of us have enlmetl the fdLlllI1CS provided for Whllam Bystrowsltr, Mrss Mary Saunders, Mr G Davrs Chase, strente studenrs,espec1ally the laboratories that hue strmulated Qharrman, Mr Ralph Collms, Mr Marco Landon Szandmg our rnterest rn phxsrcs chemrstry, and brolotzy Members of Mr Bernard bthultz, Mr john Blake Mr Clarence Nordstrom, the SCIENCE DEPARTMENT are Mr Owen Rumsey, Mr Mr james Beach Mr George True md Mr Robert Rlttner ,N x ,I A '- P , ,Q X V Q 9 I I A 43, , . '25 - Q , 5, an . :Ir JN 41.6 i 5 , I Y ,Z L, Wx . T 1 , jf.: I . Ir . N . A Y 5 K K HA, Q ,KRW , l 'Q .1 . I b I L' I 1, 15 I I ff tl , 1 -I!! J' i I : 'Q f ' fl Vi lf, I ' 51 I . . w Ayznf' 'AW N, I f at aft. A - Q -n I Q ' V, , My . . et, I , ' , l n .lx ' l 'i rv f f x . ' QL' I I 'A 1 ' xr . , V 4 .h V -I I ' - . , , U v' I - A . ,V .I 1 T 'A If A lf il' . I f , V I fl QP fix! kj, I 5 I 'H l , n f I is 'x 4 . , I I A x ' 4 - , fy..-5 J N 3 '.. 2'

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To those who planned for us and guided us through NBHS. PM ' ,,,A 1 , 1, I ' EB 1 K B, I . Seated lefz to right M155 Eva Coates Mrs Helen Welr Mrs Helen Gaffney MISS Vrrgmla Tallard Mr Charles Demarest M155 Elleen Kmg M155 Elxzabeth McLaug,hl1n M155 Mary Rlnpbrose Dr Dorothy Shaplexgh M155 Regma Connor M155 Abashag Ben1am1n Smndzng Mr Nell Atklns Charrman M155 Florence Tormay M155 Isabel Bosch M155 Manola Curtmg and M155 Ethel Odm The Englrsh Department en larges our vocabularres develops our apprecratron of llterature and provrdes much opprotunxty to rmprove our oral and wrltten expressron Essay contests rem edral readrng clramat1c and speech trammg are also therr concerns For the hrs: nme rn the h1srory of NBHS a separate LANGUAGE DEPARTMENT has been estab lrshed to mtroduce us to the hrstory culture and languages of several rzghl M155 Eleanor Leahy M155 Abashag Benlamm Dr I-llldegarde Marrhofer M155 Constance Carrler M155 Adrrenne Raby Standing lefz to right Mr Henry Recano Mr j Claude Bouchard Charrman Mr Kenneth Lagerstedt S xx gm Dr john Crawford Lxbrarxan Dr Hxldebarde Malrhofer Exchange Teacher If you have 5oug.,ht maternal for a research toprc wanted mformatlon or lust yushed to browse ln our llbrary you surely have met our nevs lrbranan Dr John Cravsford Prevxously at Wesleyan College an the New Br1ta1n Instxtute Dr Cravx ford has been vforlc mg to rncrease the servnces of our lrbrary acqu151t1ons Beslde a large number of books rn varrous helds one of the most rmpressrve of the neva collectrons IS one on the Development of Amerrcan lndustry We are pnvrleged ro have mth us a Fulbr11.,hr Award wmner Dr Hlldegarde Malrhofer who has exchanged teachmg posmons vuth Mr Wllllam Hanrahan A natlve Austrlan a graduate of the bnlwersxty of Vlenna she 15 learnlng about Amerlcan schools and 15 teachxng German and Latln She has addressed YHFIOUS school and commumty orgamzanons We wrsh her happmess 5, . l Y , 1 A 1 ay '- l V I . , Y lv . .Y I . ,. . , V ' ' . '. . ' . . Y. ' Y ' ' 1 7 l ' , . . , E ,Jr , A 7 . . . F 1 . sq , , 3, . . f' W ' h I Y I' ,. X .' ' ff? countrres. They are: Seated, left to 5 L ' 5 , - ' . if 91 l, A 'I - I 1 - - lq....rx , Q - fs , 'fi , Y l I h ' . ' G , 1 SJ .Q l 7 4 ' , ' , - ' . ' ' d . y . I . - I , . . '. .Y V Q , V . -5 I . , .

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ri- 9 'ev Now in the atomic age we real ize the importance of a good sound mathematical background We sen iors owe our thanks to the MATHE MATICS DEPARTMENT for edu cation in the basic concepts of bust ness math geometry algebra book keeping and trigonometry Seated left to ngbt Mr Gustave Carlson Chairman Mrs Frances Pease Miss Rachel Carpenter Mrs Aurelia Tripp Miss Sarah Walker Mrs Marie Fromer Standing left to right Mr Leon Kiernan Mr Antonio Cardona and Mr William Sneide man bw We who will be the future sec retaries and businessmen will never forget the services of the COM MERCIAL DEPARTMENT Seated left to fzglvt Mrs Cecilia Fresher Miss Mary Hehir Miss Olga Sipolin Miss Helen Waskelevsicz Mrs Mary Cludinskt Standing left to right Mr Frederick Sibley Miss Dorothy Wesker Mr Newell Ames Chair man and Mr james Gilbert l ml TX' ffl? The help and co operation re ceived from the GUIDANCE COUNSELLORS who advise us rn the selecting of our programs and in planning for the future, has been invaluable. Sealed, left to right: Miss Hattie Osten, Miss Marion Hoar, Miss Winifred Reynolds, Mrs. Frances Pease, Miss Katherine Clark. Standing, left to right: Mr. john Toner, Mr. Joseph Bedatd, Director of Guidanceg Mr. Winton Catlin, Mr. B. William Bystrowski, Mr. Beldin Tracy, and Mr. Ernest Neipp.