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

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Out foreign language teachers were Mr. Claude Bouchard, Miss Jeanne La Rocque Nhss Elinor Leahy. Miss Constance Carrier, and standing: Mr. William Hanrahan Department Chairman: Mr. Kenneth Lagerstedt, and Mr. Henry Recano. Absent when picture was taken was Miss Abeshag Benjamin. 12 . .W U kg 1 , Ear.: LANGUAGE AND HIS- TORY are keys to better communication with and clearer understanding of our neighbors. Our language and history departments have given us new insights and keener vision into world prob- lems. iz a re -0.e,,.,WYN, 1 4',.:,, an ' 'W f In social studies our teachers were Miss Isabel jackson. Mrs. Irma Margel. Mr. Peter Seleman, Miss Lucille Lasnier. Mr. Herbert Kreitner, and standing: Mr. W'inton Catlin. Mr. Chester Yahn. iii ...self V Teaching English were Mrs. Helen Porter. Dr. Dorothy Shapleigh, Department Chairman: Miss Virginia Tallard. Mrs. Barbara Rossberg, Miss Mary Ringrose. Miss Man- ola Cutting. Miss Grace Coholan, Miss Ethel Odin. Mr. Mark Blood, and standing: Mr. Charles Demarest, Mr. FRANCE s , ,..,,m J .ri , -v.,,,, Mr. Robert Larson. 3 pl! Stephen Elorie, Miss Anne Ridley. Mrs. Mary Beckett. Miss Isabel Bosch. Miss Eileen Palmer, Miss Judith Elynn, Mr. Thomas Namnoun, and Mr, Samuel Martin. Absent when picture was taken were Mrs. Helen Weir and Miss Florence Tormay. M' , AA , f mm l... : x' . f v f 1 i-.x I 2Qaq, 10 Mr. Belden Tracy. Miss Hattie Osten. Mr. William Kerns. Miss Dorothy Quigley. Department Chair man: Miss Helen Prest. Mr. Robert Quimby and

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if 4 Q I -Q , T K 35- ' .pu .5 'g,,4,,-, Xfxk . 3 1 law A 5- ' ' - ' I M 5 . N .gy A X ks sc x X . Qs Discussions are frequently held among our three administrators. Mr. Vincent Sala, Principal A PRINCIPAL is an organizer, adviser, and friend to the faculty and student body, Mr. Sala has always given of himself unhesitatingly in each of his capacities and this year was no exception. Miss Reynolds and Mr. Terranova were again his able assistants, giving understanding and guidance to students and aid and encouragement to Mr. Sala. iss' M if Qi f 152' iQ 5 I my f V. ,A ' M 1 i f f 4 f 1 fig!! I , W, 1 Vi Q 0 5 f A V 4 v 4 - V' .1 f f 244- rf I ,ff f 4 J I ff 5 M 1 1 , g I Q 1 f -'fm 1 iw ,t My I Mr. John Terranova, Assistant Principal Miss Winifred Reynolds, Assistant Principal y A ,. ,,... . . . A1 vv'JfzffV ,'217':'5? Cub? ff? f L , VYWIQQL., A Wai fr . 'QWM , J ff f' If 9

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In mathematics our teachers were Mrs. Katherine Coe Mrs Frances Pease Mrs Aurelia Tripp. Mrs. Lorraine Summa, Miss Rachel Carpenter, and standing: Dr. Gustave Carlson, Department Chairmang Mr. Leon Kiernan, Mr. Antonio Cartlona, Mr. Leo Domijan, and Mr. Wlilliam Sneideman. .I 's if , S :IT s fic BUSINESS PRACTICES, SCI- ENCE, AND MATHEMAT- ICS are keys to accuracy and logic. Through these subjects we learned to reason and to solve youthful problems with growing efficiency and success. ul Our science teachers were Mr. Owen Rumsey, Miss ski, Mr. Gerald Fitzgerald, Mr. john Liliestrand, Mary Saunders, Mr. Davis Chase, Department Chair- Mr. Clarence Nordstrom, Mr. Frank Chiera, Mr. mang Mr. John Blake, Mr. William Bystrowski, and James Beach, Mr. Robert Rittner, and Mr. Bernard standing: Mr. Marco Landon, Mr. Theodore Mile- Schultz. -1 Y A I if Our business teachers were Mrs. Helen Woodward, Miss Mary Hehir, Miss Olga Sipolin, Miss Agatha Benz, Mrs. ell Ames, Department Chairmang Miss Mary jane Robin- son, and Mr. Albert Dunn. Not present at this time were Cecilia Fresher, Miss Dorothy Wesker, and standing: Mr. Boris Srogi, Miss Marion Naughton, and Miss Edith Mr. Frederic Sibley, Miss Helen Waskeleuticz, Mr. New- Baer. , .wqfg V, W.--:A , ,, .,,,f,,1,, - Z4 1 - gif . f . z 1 2 W ,Vf E 'l'I