Weaver High School - Portal Yearbook (Hartford, CT)

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CLASS BOOK 1926A—THOMAS SNELL WEAVER HIGH SCHOOL Claste 2 oarb STAFF Editor-in-Chief Edwin J. Greene Assistant Editor Edward J. Burns Business Manager James B. Fellows Assistant Manager Paul M. Christensen Editorial ASSOCIATES Business Barbara G. Duncan Dixwell T. Burnham Norinne K. Auger Charles Warshawsky Dorothy E. Fowler Frances 1. Hoye Kenneth 0. Kobinson E. Florence Margolis Eleanor M. Ward [N answer to the expressed wish of our Class, we are pleased to present to you the Class Book of 1926A. As in the case of almost all interesting enter- y||| prises, we, members of the Class Book Boards, have enjoyed the work of preparation immensely. Our only hope now is that you will receive even a greater amount of pleasure and enjoyment from the completed work. Naturally the task of preparing a book of this kind has required much time and labor which we have willingly furnished on our part for the benefit of the class. We earnestly hope that you will take this into consideration so far as criticism is concerned, and also remember that all of us are only human and therefore subject to error. We have endeavored to make this Class Book as entertaining and interesting as possible with the consideration of its priceless value in future years. As valuable antiques connect the bygone ages with the present, this book may some time serve a similar delightful purpose. In future years when we shall be widely separated as a class, we shall probably fully realize the value of our Class Book as a means of reunion with the pleasant acquaintances and happy incidents of our high school years. 4