Weaver High School - Portal Yearbook (Hartford, CT)

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1932 A Weaver High School 1932 A HARRY GOLDFARB “He was a good man and just.” Northport High School, L. I. Boys ' Club 2a; “Lookout” Boai ' d 3b ; A. A. 2a, 4b. Nevei’ tardy. Harry is a recent addition to our class, and because of his un¬ assuming nature, we all like him. Something tells us that he is not so quiet outside of school. Eh, what, Harry? LOUIS GOLDMAN “A manner so plain, grave, unaffected and sincere.” North East School. Boys’ Club la, 4b; A. A. la, 4b ; Football Squad la, 3b ; Choir 2b, 3b. Behold, ye! The only man among us who sports a mustachio! While others attract the members of the opposite sex with football prowess, Louis’ light little mustache does the trick for him. JACOB GOLDRING “I find sweet compensation in my humbleness, and reap the harvest of a quiet mind.” Chestnut Street High School, Springfield, Mass. Junior Glee Club la, 2a ; Boys’ Club 3a, 4b; A. A. la, 4b; Soccer Team 3b, 4b; Choir 2a, 4b. Never tardy ; no demerits. Because “Jake” used his head the Weaver soccer team won many a game. What we wish he wou ld explain is how he knew all of Edmund Burke’s vocabulary. 24

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1932 A Weaver High School 1932 A ISRAEL FINEBERG “When men let grow their hair in Israel.” Northwest School. Boys’ Club la, 4b ; A. A. la, 4b; Soccer Team 3a, 4b. “Izzy” is a great potentiality in the soccer field. It is the faces he makes while playing that overcome his opponents. Like Sampson, “Izzy” believes in long locks for strength. JOSEPH FINKEL “I am not m the role of common man.” Northwest School. A. A. la, 4b ; Roys’ Club la, 4b; Honor Society ; Junior Usher ; Assistant Editor “Lookout” 3b, Editor-in-Chief 4a : Dramatic Club 3b, 4b, Junior Executive Member 3b, Vice-President and Treasurer 4b ; appeared in “Queen’s Husband”, “Birthday of the Infanta”, “She Stoops to Conquer” ; Valedictorian. “Joe” has a remarkable record, both scholastically and socially. His handsome profile sets many a female heart palpitatin.g. MATILDA GARBER “Variety is the mother of enjoyment.” Northwest School. A. A. la, 4b; Girls’ League la, 4b; Ingleside Club 3a, 4b; Girls’ Business Club 3a, 3b; Girls’ Basketball Team 2b; “Lookout” Business Board 2a, 4b. “Tilly” has been conspicuous for her abrupt manner of shifting cliques. This loquacious girl is never quiet for two consecutive minutes. 23

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1932 A Weaver High School 1932 A CLEMEMTINE HAYES “Her smile, the window of her soul.” Northwest School. Choir la, lb; Girls’ League la, 4b; A. A. la, 4b ; Ingleside Club 4b ; Ai ' t-Crafts Club 4b. Teen” is easy-going and slow to anger. Her smile indicates her sunny disposition and her raven locks ai’e the envy of many a straight-haired lass. RUSSELL HAYNER “Laugh, for the time is brief.” Northwest School. Boys’ Club la, 4b ; A. A. la. 4b. His love for practical jokes was often the cause of disorder in study hall. But nevertheless, we all liked him, especially the boys, who know that Russ” is more in his element when fishing than when in school. GEORGE HEILPERN All the world’s a stage—” Northwest School. A. A. la, 4b ; Boys’ Club la, 4b ; Choir 2a, 4a ; Dramatic Club 3a, 4b ; “Lookout” Editorial Board 3b, 4a. As the generalissimo in The Queen’s Husband”, George made the rafters in the auditorium ring and the audience quake with fear. He was a star sports reporter for the “Lookout.” 25