Weaver High School - Portal Yearbook (Hartford, CT)

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CLASS OF 1930A Out Motto Aegis fortissima virtus Class Colors Purple and Silver Historians President Donald M. Sloat Orator Prophets Jean Tulin Jack Rose Dorothy Loomis Francis Twiss Ernest Gordon Marshal Essayist T reasurer Bernard H. Sandler Doris Messenger Bradley F. Skinner Dorothy Loomis Committees Ring Irving Fleish Esther Meyers Ida Schreiber Motto Benj amin Leichner Deborah Elkins Louise Promisle Reception John Thompson, Chairman Pauline Johnson Donald Sloat Harold Sloat Ida Schreiber Color Francis Rourke Harriet Thomsen Hyman Posmanter Tie Nathan Levin George Eeinblatt 12

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CLASS ROLL BOYS Frederick Woodford Barrett, Jr. Abbott Warrington Bentley Charles Otis Bierkan William Roderic Bliss Solomon Brown Abraham Leo Cohen Haskell Harold Cohen Isaac Jacob Cohen Benjamin DuBrow George Harry Feinblatt Ephraim Allen Frankel Joseph Gaberman Louis Josiah Glaubman Joseph Glider Harry Goldfarb Ernest Maxwell Gordon Samuel Joseph Greenberg James Erancis Hughes Albert Krasnow Benjamin Leichner Nathan Levin John Searle Light Alfred Alexander Lindenberg Bernard Samuel Lippman Joseph Mendelson Salvatore Parasiliti Leon Harry Parmett Hyman Bernard Posmanter Jack Rose Jacob Rosenthal Francis Joseph Rourke Bernard William Rudnick Bernard Harold Sandler Max Charles Schlar Bradley Fuller Skinner Donald Magee Sloat Harold Fisher Sloat Joseph Steinberg Frank Joseph Tarza John Hatch Thompson Francis Ernest Twiss Bernard Wallach 11

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BERNIECE L. BARBEAU “A light heart lives long.” Northwest School. A. A. lb, 4b; Girls’ League 2a, 4b; Ingleside Club 2a, 4b ; Girls’ Business Club 3a, 4b; Choir 2a, 4b. The first person one noticed ofi entering 227 was Berniece, for she sat in the front seat nearest the door, and she was something to be noticed with her dark hair and laughing blue eyes. Bei’niece was heard, too, for she and Milly held daily “confabs” in the famous corridor of the second floor. FREDERICK W. BARRETT, JR. “Friendship is his second self.” Holcomb Street School. A. A. la, 4b ; Boys’ Club la, 4b, President; Choir 2a, 4b. We wonder where Fred got his “pull” with the teachers. No doubt his freckles and cheerful grin had much to do with it. His work for the Boys’ Club during his presidency won’t be forgotten, either. His manly bearing, friendliness, and red hair have made him very popular with both boys and girls. Athletics, too, came in for their share in his program, and oh, how he can dance! ABBOT W. BENTLEY “God has given you one face and you make yourself another.” Northwest School. A. A. la, 4b, Vice-President: Boys’ Club la, 4b: Choir 3a, 4a ; Baseball 2a, 4b ; Basketball 3a, 4b. Bent once tried to raise a moustache : we counted it every morn¬ ing. But we won’t hold it against you. Bent, because you’re always on your toes, either playing basketball in school or football in the park. Bentley Accounting -.School. 13