Weaver High School - Portal Yearbook (Hartford, CT)

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The Class Book of 1929A-Weaver High School CLASS OF 1929A Our Motto Virtus nobilitat Class Colors Green and Silver H istorians President David W. Leader Chairman Reception Committee Gilbert A. Williams Orator Prophets Rachel L. Cassiff Paul Mitnick Janet Smith Hyman H. Bronstein Manuel M. Goldstien Marshal Essayist Treasurer Leon Levitow Lucille DuBoff Benjamin S. Sind Motto Committee Committees Tie Committee Color Committee Margaret Smith Jonas A. Kaufman Frances Gladstein Eva Solloway Milton Schlossberg Millicent M. Leader Arthur L. DuBrow Lillian Kulick Eunice Montei Reception Committee Paul V. Johnson Robert J. Peterson 12

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The Class Book of 1929A-Weaver High School CLASS ROLL BOYS Everett H. Adams, Jr. Luther P. Adams Morris Alexander Samuel Beleskie Isador H. Berson Hyman H. Bronstein Sidney H. Burness Valentino D. Clementino Bernard J. Coughlin Arthur L. DuBrow Fletcher J. Freligh Abe S. Garber Albert N. Glassman Nathan Glider Abraham R. Goldberg Benjamin L. Goldenberg Sidney M. Goldstein Manuel M. Goldstien Victor I. Harris Paul V. Johnson Jonas A. Kaufman Malcolm R. Knox Morris David W. Leader Morton J. Levine Leon Levitow Nathan Lieberman Paul Mitnick Reuben Peiss Robert J. Peterson Carl Poch Joseph R. Rosenthal Philip Sack G. Douglas Salmon Meyer J. Schlar Milton Schlossberg Bernard Schulman George J. Sherman Benjamin S. Sind Samuel Sohn Alexander M. Spalter Coleman Tulin Thomas S. Walsh Gilbert A. Williams Maurice Wolotsky Yousman 11

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The Class Book of 1929A-Weaver High School EVERETT H. ADAMS, JR. “Steve” Is this that gallant, gay Lothario?” East High School, Rochester, N. Y. Athletic Association. Steve” came from Rochester, and immediately started to ride on the crest of a wave of popularity. This can only be taken favorably. We know that his quiet, unobtrusive manner and pleas¬ ant wit made him a favorite, and we wonder how much those arguments in Democracy class helped out. LUTHER P. ADAMS “Lu” At every word a reputation dies.” North-west School. A. A.; Boys’ Club ; Boys’ Commercial Club 2A, 4B, Secretary, President 4B ; Assistant Editor of The Lookout” 4B. One of Lu’s” chief characteristics is what may be called an expressive silence. We suspect, however, that his pen supplanted his tongue, for we know of his earnest work for The Lookout.” He is the kind of fellow who gets things done without much noise, and we know of few more admirable traits than this. JENNIE S. ADELMAN “Johnny” The pleasing punishment that women bear.” Arsenal School. Girls’ League 2A, 4B ; A. A. IB, 4B ; Chroni¬ cle” Typist 3B, 4B ; Class Book” Typist. Our expert stenographer ! “Johnny” knows that hard and con¬ scientious work is the secret to success, and no one has been more conscientious than she in her work for The Chronicle” and the “Class Book.” 13