Weaver High School - Portal Yearbook (Hartford, CT)

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FOREWORD r is with mingled feelings of pride, hope, and doubt that we place in your hands this Class Book —pride in our accom¬ plishment, hope and doubt as to your reaction. In publishing this book, we have attempted to be neither very deeply serious, nor entirely humorous. Above all, have we tried to elimi¬ nate any statements which might cause injured feelings. If we have knocked, we have knocked lightly, with no petty feeling, and always good-naturedly. This book, however, needs no apology. We feel sure that any possible slight—a slight which in all probability will seem ludicrous, even to the one who has suffered it, a few years hence—will be entirely erased by the value of this book as a reminder of the days at Weaver. May the Spirit of ’29A ride triumphant over all! R. P. 7

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ACKNOWLEDGMENTS The Class Book Staff wishes to announce its apprecia¬ tion of the services of: Miss Hood and Miss Craig, as faculty advisers of the Editorial Board. Mr. Stanley, as faculty adviser of the Business Board. Miss Forbes in supervising the preparation of the Class Night and Graduation programs in time for publication in this book. The Frank Irving Cooper Company, Architects, in the loan of the halftone views of this school. 6

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The Class Book of 1929A-Weaver High School CLASS BOOK STAFF Editorial Board Reuben Peiss, Editor Victor L Harris, Assistant Editor Associate Editors Eva Solloway Millicent M. Leader Benjamin L. Goldenberg Sophie Kenig Sidney M. Goldstein G. Douglas Salmon Jonas A. Kaufman Typing Staff Erances A. Hershkowitz Jennie S. Adelman Sylvia C. Gladstein Itria L. Lombardo Faculty Advisers —Miss Hood and Miss Craig Business Board Sidney H. Burness, Business Manager Coleman Tulin, Assistant Manager Associates Morton J. Levine Samuel Beleskie Martina C. Lynch Faculty Adviser —Mr. Stanley 8