Weaver High School - Portal Yearbook (Hartford, CT)

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WU {-.M ,TF7jTff !■»; ■ — r ' ■ ■ ■ ' ■ ff? i . ■ ' tt . v i. ft ?; : - i -- I1?! PE !f ft 11: l-i , • jn r ¥T- T P P‘ r ' nr tl : T fTT f ' Y k ...‘5;» ' ? . V ! : ;«- ■• .i ' ' ; r r 0.njr § h - f t : - p ' t r ' ;‘ ; ro ' fT i L ■ ' ■ ' jrS tr ; i • ' f .... ; r - . 1328 A PEARL P08MANTER “Every artist was first an amateur.’ ’ Arsenal School; President of Tngleside Club; Girls’ Business Club; Choir; Girls’ League; A. A. We hear that Pearl is going to Normal School. You’ve missed your vocation, Pearl. Judging from the pictures you’ve drawn in autograph books, you should study art. SARAH It. It IT VO “Soak” “Of all tlir lays that arc so sweet, there’s none like pretty Sarah.’’ Northeast School; Circulating Board of Lookout; Business Club; Girls’ League; A. A. Although ‘ ‘ Sook ” didn’t mingle much with the majority of the class, we know that she is well liked by her friends. DOftOTIIY N. ROB LETS “Dot” “Youth is hot and hold.’’ Northwest School; Chronicle Business Board; Ingle- side Club; Arts-Craft Club; Girls’ Basketball Team; Choir; Girls’ League; A. A. “Dot” doesn’t show her dramatic ability in school, but keeps it for outside performances. She is one who thrives on dancing and dates, and whose pep and loyalty is ever present. II LX R Y L. ROLFH ‘ ‘ Hen vie” “The tranquil, calm stream of clear liquids flow deeply and profoundly.” Northwest School; Business Board of Class Book; Treasurer of Radio Club; Boys’ Club; A. A. You certainly are an amiable fellow. Your work on the business board shows a new side to your charac¬ ter. [2D]

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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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It 132BA HUGO ROOS “Fat” “Oh, irh il mi appropriate hit of nomenclature!” Alfred E. Burr School; Varsity Football; Presi¬ dent of Boys’ Glee Club; President of Radio Club; Choir; Boys’ Club; A. A. Hugo is big and big-hearted. He was probably never small or he would not have been so aptly dubbed. Thus he became one of our football stalwarts. ALEXANDER A. ROSENBAUM “Itin mervii laiif liter rings afar.” Arsenal School; Secretary of Debating Club; Arts Craft Club; Orchestra; Boys’ Club; A. A. We hear that you are a valuable member in the Senior Orchestra. We picture you as a genial student laboring through two “Cliein.” courses and hoping to pass both. We wonder whether we owe our class colors to your choice. BFXA ROSENTHAL “Lee’ “Slow anil Hunt . ’ ’ Arsenal School; Girls’ Business Club; Lookout; Glee Club; Choir; Girls’ League; A. A. Lena hasn’t said much during these past four years, but we know that she’s a .jolly, good-natured friend. ALBERT SCHOOLN1K “Al” “My business in clans business. ’ ’ Northwest School; Business Manager of Class Book; Advertising Manager of Lookout; Secretary and Treasurer of Debating Club; Commercial Club; Glee Club; Choir; Orchestra; Boys’ Club; A. A. “Al” has refuted the adage that “silence is golden.” By dint of vocal exertion he has convinced local merchants that ours is the only logical dassbook for exploiting their wares. [ 30 ]