Weaver High School - Portal Yearbook (Hartford, CT)

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IMS’ sam 192SA ANNA L. PETERS ‘ ‘ Linily ’ ’ “Style is the dress of thouyht. ’ ’ Arsenal School; Executive Committee of Girls’ Busi¬ ness Club; Bookkeeper of Lookout; Choir; Girls’ League; A. A. We all admire her trim little figure with her “coif¬ fure” and the little spit curls. Those “fish hooks” certainly did their duty, eh Lindy? APOLLOS L. PHELPS “Polly “ Whose Irish nose is uplifted. Northeast School; Class Testator; Varsity Foot¬ ball; Varsity Basketball; Varsity Baseball; Track Squad; Rifle Club; Boys’ Club; A. A. “Polly” is one of those three letter men turned out by our class. Many’s the day he came through at the last moment to bring a victory for the Green and White. JULIA M. PICCOLO ‘ ‘ Julie ’ ’ “To ico min sili nee is the best ornament. Northwest School; Ingleside Club; Arts-Craft Club; Girls League; A. A. The combination of fair skin, dark eyes, and black hair contrive to make Julia one of the best looking girls in the class. With these attributes and a smat¬ tering of typing she ought to make a mark in the business world. HAROLD PORTER “lie is the very pineapple of courtesy. Watkinson School; Vice-President of Dramatic Club; Orchestra; Choir; Boys’ Club; A. A. Harold, who is reputed to be a descendant of John Fitch, the founder of Windsor, affects no rural airs, but is a versatile, city-bred fellow with two weak¬ nesses,—dramatics and poetry. [ 28 ]

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