Weaver High School - Portal Yearbook (Hartford, CT)

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132BA Class Roll William Baron Lawrence Henry Battistini John Thomas Codraro William Thomas Collins Edward Brown Davidson Maurice Dubofsky Georoe Walter Ear David Martin Ebstein Bernard Irving Evanier Bernard Joseph Fitzsimons, -Jr. Joseph Marvin Friedman Max Kenneth Glaiber Jacob Glaser Nathan Samuel Glassman Sigmund Karl Goldstein Max Greenberg David Joseph Jacobson Isadore Irwin Kaplan Albert Milton Keller Louis Jacob Kotofsky Irving Lester Margolis BOYS Kenneth Arthur McLeod Louis Moses Robert Edison Murphy Jules Louis Nathanson William Earl Newman Apollos Lawrence Phelps Harold Duane Porter II YMAN RABINOVITZ Henry Lewis Rolfe Hugo Nils Roos Alexander Altman Rosenbaum Albert Schoolnik Harold John Siioor Israel Singer Thomas Joseph Stack, Jr. Donald David Swift Stanley Taparauckas Harry John Tomlinson John Ward George Henry Weltner Lester Alton Woolley

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UH 1 ' . . ' ' £ ' ' ■ ' ' ' %.. ■? rrr m ? v- wiirrr w r : - ' ■ r ’ ' p.ev.r r- . ; T ■ ' { y® ' ,;. 1928A Y1 DA BELL “Billy” “Such sprightly grace (lid Diana possess.” Northwest School; Girls’ League; A. A. For athletic grace, Vida takes the palm. Her modesty and silence form a quiet nature which does not seem consistent with her fiery dash and spirit on the athletic field. BEATRICE BERG ‘ Be ’ ’ “ (’nriosily in one of the forms of feminine bravery.” Henry Barnard School; Associate Editor of Look¬ out; Girls’ Business Club; Choir; Girls’ League; A. A. Beatrice is a second “Helping Henry.’’ If about half of your homework isn’t done, you can rest assured that she will be there to offer a helping hand. KATHERINE M. BON A DIES “Kay” “She’s all my fancy painted her.” Northwest School; Classical Club; Girls’ Basket¬ ball team; Choir; Girls’ League; A. A. “Kay’s” hobbies are dancing and translating Virgil. With a flashing smile and cheerful greet¬ ing she studied perscveringly through her four y ears at Weaver. JOHN CODRARO “The soul of this man is in his clothes.” Brown School; Chairman of Reception Committee; Boys’ Commercial Club; Boys’ Club; A. A. .Tolm, they say, has become a fatalist. He feels that he is destined to graduate with a certain class and ours seems to be the fatal one. Oh cruel fate! [ 14 ]