Weaver High School - Portal Yearbook (Hartford, CT)

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CLASS BOOK OF M.NETEEN TWEMY-FULK ISADOKE l.EVINE “ ‘Tis not u ' hal he did, but what he said, hath brought him unto this.” Arsenal Sch(x)l; H. and V. Glee Clubs (3.4): Hopkins Debating Club f3). Triangular and Batterson Debates (3); V. kTench Club (4), president (4); Weaver Club (4). president (4): Classical Club (4); Class Chairman (4); Pin Comm. (4); Student Council (4). Izzie needs no intrcxluction to you. He is several presidents, etc., all in one little person. We expect to see him become a successful lawyer. Indeed, his executive ability ought to fit him for some place where there isn’t much work to do. LILLIAN A. KKLLY “A quiet lass; there are but fete who know the treasures concealed in you.” Gardner High. Somewhere we have heard that silence is golden. If this is true, we can¬ not doubt that Lillian’s wealth is fabulous. JAMES L. KENNEDY “What should be said of him cannot be said.” Northwest School; H. Commercial Club (3); Chairman of the reception committee. J. Leo had some mysterious work outside of school that kept him out of class activities. If such had not been the case, he would have made quite a name for himself. PEARL M. KOSTIN “Be gone dull care, thee and I shall never agree.” Northeast School; W. Girls’ Business Club. Pearl never did exert herself studying for she prefers to study matters in the form of spring hats, sjxjrt clothes, etc. We wonder if Pearl is going to be a librarian.

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I Mntimntaiuniuiit ■ }uiiuiimiaiu:iiiimiaiimiiiiiuaunuii:iiia»mi(iuii CLASS BOOK OF NINETEEN TWENTY-FOUR I JlBNUWKMillUillllK I ntr»i!TiniTiiiifinuiiM[nifTTniirinmr»tiiiminTirripiimiiitniTniiiuiiTruaiippinrmiiniiiM inniiniiimrni iiriiiiiiif DOROTHY G. IVES “Come, come! Leave your books and be merry. Northwest School; W. Girls’ Business Club (4); Tawasi (3); Class Basket¬ ball (4). One of our merriest members was Bobby. She tried to fool us all by changing her name. What’s the use? You’ll probably have to change it again soon. REEVA JOSEPH “Why should life all labor be? Northeast School; W. Glee Club (4), vice-president (4); Girls’ League (3); Tawasi (3). Never mind, Reeva, there is some work that is distasteful to the best of us. We do hope, though, that you can divert your mind from other ab¬ sorbing interests enough to decide about the future. ADA KATZMAN “The muliilude is always in the ivrong. Henry Barnard School; W. Girl’s Business Club (4); Choir (4). “You can fool some of the people some of the time, but you can’t fool all of the people all of the time.” ROSE KAPPEL “Well dost thot4 thy talent display. Northeast School; Interior Decorating Club (3), Secretary (3); Sketch Club (3,4); Home Economics Council (4), president (4); W. Business Club (4). At the rate she is now going, Rose ought soon to bs in the class with Raphael and Rembrandt. Well, go to it. Rose! You deserve it.

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I fframimflmnmmt ■ laaiiumianaiopanmTiiiuiaiimitiapaMi CLASS BOOK OF NINETEEN TWENTY-FOUR B nntinmiDinnuiKIK ■ unitiiinrinm nTiinnnmin mipmnimTiiirmmimn rmtmmiiniiiiiiiiiiiilM DORIS M. McKEAN “0, well done! I commend your pains.” Northwest School; Classical Club (4), vice president (4); Weaver French Club (4), Chmn. of Ex. Comm. (4); Girls’ League (3); Asst. Business Manager of Classbook. Doris is one of our conscientious workers who always manages to get her share done. “Valuable” in every sense of the word. LEONORA A. NOACK “Let me have audience — am sent lo speak.” Brown School; Spanish Club (3); H. Girls’ Business Club (3); Tawasi Club (3). “Frenchy” certainly has the “gift of gab!” This is especially so in her economics class. She has her own ideas about everything, and will be heard. W. HADLEY PRATT “ He draws out the line of his verbosity longer than the staple of his argument.” Northwest School; “Chronicle” Editorial Board (4); Boys’ Club (4); W. Glee Club (4); Weaver Club (4), Ex. Comm. (4); Science Club (4) Secretary (4); Classbook Editorial Board (4); Historian (4). W. Hadley Pratt, our most capable, our expert radio artist, our chem. shark, and, most important, one of our leading authors! (We are really attempting to make him conceited.) He is rather inclined towards mak¬ ing windy arguments out of mere trifles, however, and therefore he is not the perfect man we are seeking. HILDA N. RAPHAEL “ know not where I am, nor what I do.” Northwest School. Hilda has always aspired to be a great actress. We expect to see her on Broadway before long. She’ll probably have a lace frill in her hair, and wear a little white apron, and will gracefully glide in with a name card and gracefully glide out again.