Weaver High School - Portal Yearbook (Hartford, CT)

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;W s « -f r ' nj ’in ;• ;•: f ' ?f fjf WP t -f - fj jjffe •- •- ' ■ ■•••• ' V .. fpMr 192SA ■ ' r ;r. .: ' ■ t - i ' if r nrtrt « rrr ft%A -p b ' rw (■ ' ■■• r ' di « . , jr r? .• » - : !; . W, oNiiiw..,,, J v-, ' iii ' iti; EDWARD 13. DAVIDSON “Who is this handsome lad?’’ Northwest School; Secretary of Boys’ Club; Foot- bull Squad; Radio Club; Choir; A. A. In this virile, red-blooded youth lies the reason for the successful operation of the “Y” pool. His aquatic ability ought to get him far. lie’s a whiz! MAURICE DUBOFSKY “Mind your speech a little lest it mar your fortunes.’’ Northwest School; Varsity Football; Boys’ Club; A. A. One must give “Mush” credit for honest ambition when he returned to school. 11 is new method of learning is something like this: He pounds into the room, cracks a joke, bellows a question at the teacher, and then stares out of the window trying to figure out how many years lie’s been playing football. GEORGE W. EAK ‘And the world did give birth to a man of great worth. ’ ’ Lawrence Street School; Editorial Board of Class Book; Commercial Club; Boys’ Club; A. A. When a laugh that sounds as if its owner is getting compound interest at every gurgle is heard, it is Eak, our humorist and banker. Can we say more? DAVID M. EPSTEIN “ Jippie” “To be pointed out with the finger’’ Northwest School; Editor of Class Book; President of Dramatic Club; Make-Up Editor of Lookout; Secretary of Boys’ Club; Secretary of A. A.; Mana¬ ger of Football Team. “Dave” is our model of “busyness.” He has taken the lead in many of our activities and has “shone” in all. We hope he gets credit for the work he has put in this book as Editor-in-Chief. [ 10 ]

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A. ,v mm X - fT jf» 1 f‘ ; n t f ■ ?f“’ ■ ' •’ ' ' ... ij v... • Ift)•’ rng§|M m ' ? ' -- ' IT ? : f ' ;- rfrtviSlSWii j tuPM ' (■ ' j ;r • ;ry 1328A SOX IA L. EPSTEIN “ Well-1 imcd silence hath more eloquence than speech .’’ Northeast School; Girls’ League. Sonia never had much to say to her classmates, but found her time most profitably spent in her book keeping. BERNARD I. EVAN 110R “Terry” “dire vie hnl a pen, and you shall witness wonders. ’ ’ Northeast School; Editorial Board of Class Book; Lookout Editorial Board; Secretary of Boys’ Glee Club; Choir; Boys’ Club; A. A. When one hears laughter echoing through the room and sees a student surrounded by classmates, each reading a slip of paper containing remarkable poetry, he knows that “Terry” is at work. We all like your humor and good-fellowship. EA RLE EX V. EAIRWEATH EE ‘ ‘ Buster ” “A life llial moves io gracious ends Through troops of recording friends.” Xorthwest School; (’lass Motto Committee; Treas¬ urer of Girls’ League; C. II. L. S.; Classical Club; Arts-Craft Club; Girls’ Basketball Team; A. A. We had the hardest time trying to condense all of Earleen’s attributes into one paragraph. She’s sweet, she dresses well, she is prominent in school activities, and is liked by everybody. DOROTHY C. EERRIS “A good name is belter than riches.” Northeast School; Glee Club; Choir; Girls’ Lea gue; A. A. We all shall remember “Dot’s” basketball play¬ ing and her fiery support. She is also one of those fortunate individuals who occupy a front seat in ““7—a convenience for those who come in late.