Weaver High School - Portal Yearbook (Hartford, CT)

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W1 (Nastft HL„ ktifcA . • •• •■ ' •••••-. ' ' ■ fit i-i ' « : ' .- ■ -•••• “••• . ¥mm m « • :■ :. K !r I teUlnfelH!!-® M Ef Pfe ' t f! 0IF ' ; { - i :? IS; S- h -r ? r- ! iw»» ' »rrr wfl iggL 1 tr’ P » .SfiBP ? K; .1.4 I|5W s 132BA ROSE GORDON ‘‘Few know her well, .she is .so quiet.” Northwest. School; Girls’ League; A. A. To say the least or the most, Rose is—quiet! And there’s more truth than poetry in that. I’AULINR GREENBAUM ‘ ‘ Paul ’ ’ ‘‘Sin away .sorrow—cast away rare.” Chauncey Harris School; Girls’ Business Gluh; French Club; Girls’ League; A. A. Pauline doesn’t take long to say a whole lot. She surely can make words hustle, not only in English, hut in French. RUTH R. GREENBERG “ like an rye that twinkles like 1 .slur.” Henry Barnard School; Girls’ Glee Club; Choir; Girls’ League; A. A. Ruth seems to be one of the privileged persons who could get a leave of absence at anv time, and get away with it. Lessons and books seemed to please her not at all. She just couldn’t be bothered. DELLA .1. GURWITZ Del” Fair and softly she yoe.s far.” Northeast School; Girls’ Business Club; Arts-Craft Club • Ingleside Club; Girls’ League; A. A. You used to struggle pretty hard with your book¬ keeping, didn’t you Della? Never mind — that’s over now and if that fur coat you have is your reward, we all wish we might have succeeded as well as you.

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132BA JACOB GLASER “Jake” “A joking, unthinking man” Arsenal School; Boys’ Club; A. A. ‘‘Jako” is full of mirth, ami lets off steam by playing every practical joke imaginable, la spite of this failing he is a “prince,” and the class of ’L’SA is glad to have had him among its members. NATHAN S. GLASSMAN ‘ ‘ Nate ’ ’ “IVho is this Dcmonsthencs?” Northeast School; Class Orator; Class Book Edi¬ torial Board; President of Debating Club; Assistant Editor of Lookout; French Club; Orchestra; Boys’ Glee Club; Choir; Boys’ Club; A. A. “Nate” proved to be one of the shining lights of our class. lie makes up in wit what he lacks in stature. MABEL I. GOLDIN “Diligence is everything.” Northwest School; Girls’ Business Club; French Club; C. II. L. S.; Lookout Reporter; Chronicle; Girls’ League; A. A. Whenever one sees a big pile of books with a girl behind them, he can be sure it’s Mabel. And her modesty is as great as her attainments. SIGMUND K. GOLDSTEIN ‘ ‘ Sigie ’ ’ “All the world’s a stage ami the actor deserves a ggla use. ’ ’ Friends’ Select School, Philadelphia; Dramatic Club; Debating Club. During his short stay here, “Sigie” attained great prominence in dramatics, and, in our opinion, he ought to make a name for himself.

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MM ! II • - L ... • r ' — ' . —•••• » • „. •; . : ■ JtT ' ffiWW ; r ft: ff? Mfff0}p if:.. ' Y - . , ■ ■ : it;VrVf KWf; Iff: fiT :7f B • •• ■ r rr- jo frf: jf-ff : rr jc 4 ? • ? ! 192BA HOSE C. I-IIMEL8TE1N ‘‘And wcntl my way in silence.” Northeast School; Girls’ Business Club; Girls’ League; A. A. We have seen and heard very little of Rose during our four years of school. We are rather led to think that she is not quite so inconspicuous in out¬ side activities as in school activities. ELIZABETH M. HOGAN ‘ ‘ fieldy ’ ’ ”Tlt blush is beautiful ami sometimes mit hly iHconvcnienI. ’ ’ Northwest School; Class Prophetess; Secretary of Dramatic Club; Girls’ League, Executive Committee; Seeretarv of lngleside Club; Girls’ Business Club; A. A. Betty, in writing the prophecy, rehearsing for “Captain Applejack,’’ and acting as telephone operator at night school has been a busy little girl. This may or may not account for her rosy cheeks. THELMA G. HOLDEN “ Thel” ‘‘A fair exterior is a silent recommendation.” Northwest School; lngleside Club; Choir; Girls’ League; A. A. “Tliel” is one of the reasons why blondes are preferred. Her courteous manner and sunny smile endear her to all her classmates. DAVID JACOBSON “ Dare” ‘‘(live me bul a place lo slaml and will more the class. ’ ’ Lawrence Street School; Class Book Business Board; Motto Committee; President of Debating Club; Lookout Reportorial Board; Glee Club; Boys’ Club; A. A. You have not been with us long, but there is not a member of our class who does not know your hearty laugh and frank good nature. We shall re¬ member you as a debater and a musician ( ?). [ 21 ]