Weaver High School - Portal Yearbook (Hartford, CT)

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MS’ v ' f? ; f r ■ - m « ' 1 r -•; - ' r - •• ■ d 1928 A FLORENCE 15. KAPLAN ‘‘A7o ’ ’ “Hark! llark! Tlir n iphtinf de.’’ Nort Invest School; Ingleside Club; Glee Club; Choir; Girls’ League; A. A. Don’t be surprised to hear our Florence some day in grand opera. If you don’t think she can sing, try listening to her; then decide for yourself. ISA DOPE KAPLAN “ I ssie’’ “His bark is worse flam his bite .” Northwest School; Lookout Business Board; Boys’ Club; A. A. “Issie” invariably has the gift of “gab.” It has been reported that he was silent for five minutes, but the rumor is doubted by all. NADI 10 KAPL1N “Nod” “ By music minds an equal temper know . Xor swell too hif h nor sink too low.’’ II. P. 11. S.; Lookout; C. 11. L. S.; Orchestra; Girls’ League. “Nod” certainly knows how to play the violin. Those who have heard her at the Girls’ League sup pers will vouch for that. A. MILTON KI0LL10R “Milt” “His broad shoulders, like a wall, loomed.’’ Northwest School; Class Marshal; Captain of Foot ball Team; Vice-President of Boys’ Club; Rifle Club; Choir; A. A. “Milt” led one of the most successful football teams that ever represented Weaver, lie should also be commended for his fine work in the interests of the Boys’ Club.

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WU f£y .t-rf ’ - f’ fr m t p . rnr v - •; sll: ?• ■ s ' r r Jtr» f«r frr W f!T : % ' ; ...- : • .;• ff f . ;. ’ v } raKM fl ' ' ' ■ ■ : p:, | £ £££ ?-’j. ■; ai? J ,{ $ ■ ■ ' ■ ' ' Sr W i s- }V : : “l.l 192BA EILEEN Ci. KENNEDY “Ken” “A witty woman is a treasure. A pretty woman is a power. ’ ’ II. I’. II. S.; (’lass Essayist; rnglesicle Club; Girls’ Business Club; Classical Club; Girls’ League; A. A. Great tilings come in small packages. Hartford High delivered her to us three years ago, and since then Ken’s name has been on the honor roll quite frequently. We wonder if she acquired her intelli¬ gence by correcting intelligence tests or by writing the 28A essay. LOU 18 KOTOFSKY “Lou” “To let him live or not-—that is the question.” Arsenal School; Boys’ Club; A. A. Tall and “stately” defines this mass of human activity, so dormant in exterior appearance, and yet so capable of producing convulsive laughter. RUTH LEVY “Let me silent be.” Arsenal School; French Club; Business Club; Girls’ League; Choir; A. A. Ruth is another of the many “quiet little girls” in 227. But these “quiet little girls” may not be so quiet after all. What about it, Ruth? SYLVIA B. LI PPM AN “ Syb” “Her modesty is a candle to her merit.” Northwest School; President of Ingleside Club; Dramatic Club; Lookout; Girls’ League; A. A. Sylvia is a person whose good nature and generosity win many a friend. She is the sort that may be the unheralded worker of good deeds. Her work for the Dramatic Club will always be remembered.