Weaver High School - Portal Yearbook (Hartford, CT)

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vjfifBflsRir- «r it, ■ iilpr:; ' MEW1 , ' !: -? n rV 1U2HA ROBERT E. MURPHY “Bob ' ’ “The age of chivalry is gone.” St. Patrick School; Chairman of Producing Group of Dramatic Club; President of Radio Club; Bovs’ Commercial Club; Boys’ Club; A. A. “Bob” is a fine example of modern chivalry. But in this day of unconventionality, he never has the opportunity to show his wares. JULES L. NATIIANSON “Jules” “Silence is the genius of fools , anil one of the virtues of the wise.” Northeast School. “Jules” walks among idiots. The only relief from boredom for him is to see Joe’s shoulders heave at one of his horribly significant and biting bits of satirical humor. WILLIAM E. NEWMAN “Buff” “dollies make the man.” Northeast School; Baseball Squad; Football Squad; Boys’ Club; A. A. Immaculate is the one word that fully describes “Buff.” With a cheerful smile for every one, he has won his way into the hearts of his fellow stu¬ dents. MAE NORMAN “God is with those who persevere.” Arsenal School; Ingleside Club; Arts-Craft Club; Girls’ League; A. A. Mae is another one who will graduate with our class, and in three and a half years at that. L J

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urn f - ' • . .. . 1 ' .— „ • -y • rjiy f ' . 1 ,. ■ ■- It ' • -Jf -j - ' -r ' ; c fi) ' »« ; ' ' •• •• Ji • , ■? • i t i - »• f pr im i n t r T J ' 1 ' ■ ! ■■ .: ‘ rr. {«• !|S» f”. •• • . ? -nrf P» S ' • - • ' ' ' -VI-. W..V. 1 .. ' . ' ■ s fc 192BA MILDRED OLIVER “Mil” ‘ ‘, cheerful anil merry Inns wan .she.” Northwest Scliool; I ngleside Club; C. li. L. S.; Girls’ Business Club; Girls’ League; A. A. “Millie” is one of our many “petite” members, but she makes up for her lack of stature by her volubility and general abundance of that much talked of quality, “PEP.” ROSLYN PARSONS ‘ ‘ Rose ’ ’ “It’s i ood to live and learn.” Northeast School; Girls’ Business Club; Girls’ League; A. A. Roslyn is right there when it comes to walking. Ye hear her record time from school to Plainfield Street is exactly one minute and thirty seconds which is a worthy feat for anyone. Who knows but we have a female Willie Plant in our midst? RUTH E. PAUL ‘ ‘ Bui ter cup ’ ’ “ Xeal liens of person in a real al Intel ion.” Northwest School; Class Motto Committee; C. II. L. S.; Classical Club; Ingleside School; Arts-Craft Club; Girls’ League; A. A. Ruth is a member of that widely known “silence club” in which so many of our classmates are en¬ rolled. But we find that “to know her is to like her.” LEAH G. PERKEL “Slow hul steady wins the race.” Northeast School; Girls’ League; A. A. We don’t know much about Leah. She hasn’t made much noise and she goes about minding her own business, which is a virtue for anyone.