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

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if vw' mf! 5 ai -gdib Jf l ij Q, ESOP THLCLASS OF 1957 Q l CTVJX Ja 1 -N. - ' if ff nf VD' C The Officers of the Class of 1957 have the distinction of being elected to one of the highest positions offered to senior students. As leaders of the graduating class, they are looked upon with respect and, doubtless, a tinge of envy, Besides the honors which accompany their election, however, are the behind-the-scene tasks of working on commit- tees for various school affairs, Senior Class Night, and the Senior Prom. The Class of 1957 has been fortunate in securing leaders identified with almost all school activities and with many community services. We present with pleasure lefl lo right: our treasurer, Robert Hausmang our secretary, Nancy Goodwing our president, james Havlickg and our vice- president, Judith johnson. Il

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5 Q Sendtng passes flllrng out college transcrrpts and ltstemng to excuses of tardmess are only a handful of the many and dxverse clutles of the clerks who have watched and gurded us through our stay at NBHS Left to flghf Mrs Elste MCGUIFC Mrs Evelyn Recano and Mrs Sophre Archackt Mrss Isabelle Westlake Absent r 24:5 'UW Shoveled walks heated burldrngs and swept floors are just a few results of the labors of our MAINTENANCE DEPARTMENT Wrthout them, our comfort at NBHS would have been lessened these three years here Seated left to ngbl Mrs Katherme Azaro Mrs Anna Grddrx Mrs Wanda Radune Standmg Mr Alex Serfel Mr Enock Passm Mr Elmer Anderson Mr Martxn Walsh Mr Damel joseph Mr Charles Mnnerly Mr Wrllram Crane Mtssmg from the prcture are Mrs Stella Camels and Mrs Mary Vervtckas -'K' W '32 A P- all Because sound mxnds ate best asso cxated wlth sound bodres the phystcal welfare of students rs dxrected by Doctor jacob Mellron top and Doctor Corinne Newton In addrtron to makrng regular phystcal examlnattons and serv mg rn emergencies Dr Mellron also acts as physrcran for the athletnc teams , fc Nurse Nelle OBr1en almost left us thrs year but rs gorng to stay on for a whtle to take care of the headaches and done homework Occaslonally one runs enough fever to get a dxsmxssal pass from her The way to a students heart through hrs stomach There rs no ex cepnon to thrs rule at NBHS The darly spectals plus the sandwtches and pas trres are welcome after a full mormng of study Our thanks go to the pleasant women who provrde our cafeterra servlce Left to flghf Mrs Mattie Mor ey Mrs Chrtstme Harmon Mrs jane Gxll Mrs Bermce Loomxs Mrs An tomette Y Stephenson Mrs Frances Nxmro Mrs Dorothy LaMa1re Mrs Helen Rmker Mrs Loretta Tobxn and Mrs Amy LaGay r -........ .F . 7 . . . . . ' , , A . . .- I I. . I . 1 I 'Al , . , , . s 'xt 4 3 5 1 ' '- A . A s. 7 , X vm?-.. P . . . y . L rv. - ', - - it . . - ' fs Vlf Q, . ' . U In 4 ,' .Q t sz ' f . k gvv' K .. . . , , ' . , ,v 5 A I , 5 ' .fa I-D zi t It ,J ti If fs y I 3 V . ' ' I g ' ' ' . ' 2 ' ' ' . ' A I -rw upset stomachs caused by tests or un- ' t , . U ,l ALJ g . -- - is . I ' ' - 2 9' . . ' . - -Fx ' ' .. 1 r ,. - , , ' ' as 'M ' ' .. ' ff. - W f g I .. t 1 , , V h t A ff A-3 ,rr I ffl . Q, , , , ' ' was N' .xxx , . ' ' , . A . . . I I U ' ! ' - . , .

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3 t I 1 3 'X BARBARA ANN AIUDI Divided between her interest in teaching and in medical secre taryship Barbara has not yet chosen her field The enthusiasm and self reliance she displays in various activities vull be an as set anywhere For recreation her taste runs from dramatics to tennis G rs League l 7 3 junior College Club 3 Olhte Wcnrke 1 Foreign Affairs Club 5 Ath letic Association 1 2 3 Girls Sports Club 5 VERNER ABRAHAMSON To relax from his part-time job Abe turns to spectator sports football and basketball preferably Like most teen agers he likes popular music His plans are indefinite but he 15 considering some branch of the Armed Services CHESTER ABRAMCZYK This versatile young man lists his likings from th field of baseball t sketching and reading especially Somerset Maugham Although deep in his heart is kindled a desire for vuorld travel to sketch fam ous landmarks he plans to be come a public accountant Athletic Association 1 2 5 KATHERINE C ALAGNA Kathy: experience as a part time typist in an office will be of value to her when she be comes a private secretary Her spare time is vuell divided among swimming dancing golf tennis and dreaming of be coming a model Girs League I 2 3 Seno Advisors 5 junior College Club 5 Foreign Affairs Club 5 A Cappella Choir 1 Ath letic Association I 2 3 Girls Sports Club 1 2 3 ROBERTA LEE ABRAMS Robbiek list of diverse activities and services is some evidence of her ability and success at NBI-IS. High scholarshipship, charming personality, and fine character, plus her interest in test tubes and the Bunsen burn er will help her to achieve her goal in science Honor Society 2 Vice president 3 Student Faculty Council 3 Girls League 1 2 3 Senior Advisors 3 junior College Club 2 5 Ofhce Worker Foreign Affairs Club 2 3 A Cappella Choir l Athletic As sociation 1 2 3 Girls Sports Club 2 3 Senior Class Play 3 PATRICIA A ADAMOWICZ Oh gosh' thats Pal Am bitious and Jolly Pat IS glad when the papers announce skating today and when the records are many and popular Her future prospects are yet un der thoughtful consideration but she forecasts herself as either a secretary or office worker Girls League I 2 3 Senior Advisors 5 Athletic Association 1 Z 5 Girls Sports Club 1 ROBERT ALEKSIEWICZ Bob spends part of his spare time rooting for the New York Yankees and dreaming of be coming an explorer Earl Stan ley Gardiners mysteries trigue him but theres no mys tery about his plans they are for the Armed Services Boys Intramural Sports 2 Bee hue Representative 3 SHIRLEY JEANN E ALLARD Swimming playing the piano and roller skating are only a handful of Shzrls numerous in tere ts Upon graduation she for a career as a private secre tary If geniality leads to suc cess Shirley is well on her way Girls League 1 2 3 A Cap pella Choir 1 3 Athletic As sociation 1 2 5 Girls Sports u I 2 7 T fx 1 5 sb-sr YZ' I2 , My I , V , ' ' A ' . - , ' 1 . H l . . , . ' '. D ' I - . I X 1, V, Q ' ls , , . . I . , - , ,I s 1 1 - ., .. ' . 3 A alla A 1 S' E' i . A . e U ' H ,' 0 ' . ' ii, 5 . , la' ' . . . I I .I , . , 3 - .' s s 2 , 2, 3. ' ' - . . . . - . . , f ' . , u . - , , , - Q . D ' ' , ' . - 5 . ' , . - . - I h A A ' f ' ' ' ' ' in- hopes to enter TCC to prepare ' . ' A ' - ,Z ' . . - . 7 . ' 7 ' . . I . 'l' , , Q i r ' 1 - i ' - i I ' ll Y y I-Y fl ' ,L ' y H ' . ' , ' . 2 1 ,S o ' ' 1 if A , , 5 ' 3- ' D - L - L ' ' 5 - Cl b , , 3- , , 4 , , 5 ' ' ' n I - Y' 4 h lt T' , X, 'cf N