Weaver High School - Portal Yearbook (Hartford, CT)

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lsie,AYe«. POR. Eft ROBERT T. CAHILL “Bob” Quiet and reserved, “Bob” has always done his work diligently and thor¬ oughly. His friends who really know him, will always think of him with the highest esteem. Holcomb Street School. Interclass Soccer; Varsity Track Team; Boys’ Club; Athletic Association. Never tardy. VIOLA E. CAHILL “Vi” This maiden is always very serious. Her quiet, peaceful voice, as it resounds in the Latin room, brings forth exclamations of envy; for usually she knows her Latin. Always kind and thoughtful, she is ready to aid anyone who needs her help. Holcomb Street School. A. A.; Girls’ League; Chemistry Club; Girls’ Archery Team; Girls’ Basketball Team; Ribbon Committee. Never tardy; never demerited. ANTHONY J. CAMBRIA Anthony is that charming lad with the “come hither” look in his eyes. His interest in art leads us to believe that he admires beauty in all forms. That ' s just an assumption, however. Northwest School. A. A.; Boys’ Club; Honor Society; Inde Club, Vice- President and Treasurer; Testator; Interclass Soccer. JULIUS CARABILLO “Juke” Julius is a clever chap with many abilities. He is outstanding in com¬ mercial work and may some day turn out to be a lawyer. From authentic sources, we hear that Julius anticipates becoming a crooner. Here’s hoping. Julius. Northeast School. A. A.; French Club; Honor Society; Senior Choir; Junior Glee Club; Senior Glee Club, Treasurer, Vice-President, President; A Capella Choir, Custodian; Junior Usher; Treasurer of Class; Business Board of Class Book. [ 13 ]

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|aie.AYeiR. PORJEfttfl DOROTHY R. BARTON “Dot” “Dot” is one of our more reserved girls, staying somewhat aloof from the rest of us. Perhaps a tall, dark, and good-looking boy friend is the rea¬ son. Can you confirm our doubts, “Dot”? Noah Webster School. A. A.; Girls’ League; Girls’ Leaders Corp; Arts Craft Club, Secretary; Inde Club; Basketball; Tennis; Ribbon Committee. Bay Path Secretarial School. Stenographer. LAWRENCE S. BEIZER “Larry” Larry is one of our strong silent men with the grip of iron, probably due to frequent wrestling with his big Mack truck. Quiet and reserved, he has a pleasing personality if you know him. Mathematics is his “meat,” but through hard work, he gets his other studies, too. Holcomb Street School. Boys’ Club; Athletic Association; Honor Society; Chemistry Club; Class Historian; Junior Usher. No demerits. Trinity. Chemical Engineer. BERNARD G. BORDEN “Nard” “Nard” makes up in brains what he lacks in stature, being one of the smartest men in the class. He is a very clever fellow, cute, and has a good sense of humor; but there was certainly some of “le homme hardi” in his make-up, as witnessed by his stormy outbursts in class. Northwest School. Chemistry Club; Treasurer and President of French Club; Athletic Club; Honor Society; Chairman of Reception Committee; Junior Usher. Never tardy. Trinity. Lawyer. ELEANOR BREITMAN “El” “El” must be cjuite busy over the week-ends, for Monday morning finds her doing homework in her session room. Nevertheless, she always has time for a pleasant chat with her friends. Northwest School. A. A.; Girls’ League; Girls’ Business Club; Baseball. Stenographer. [ 12 ]

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Od.fl.AvaiR.t PORiEfth ROBERT CHERLIN “Bob” A dyed-in-the-vvool conservative, a conscientious objector to change in the existing order of things. Quiet but determined, Bob represents the ex¬ treme right in the Portal Board meetings. Alfred E. Burr School. A. A.; Boys’ Club; Glee Club; Choir; Commer¬ cial Club; Soccer Team; Class Book Editorial Board. Connecticut State. SIDNEY P. COHEN “Sid” “Sill,” your smile and cheerful countenance will always remain with us. That airy walk and pleasant appearance will be a fond remembrance. We are positive that you will be a great success as a druggist. Northeast School. Boys’ Club; Glee Club; Choir; Athletic Association; Former Member of “Lookout” Circulation Board. Never tardy. Connecticut College of Pharmacy. Druggist. HELEN J. CULLEN “Skippy” “Skippy” is the little girl whose eyes seem to roll mischievously around and say, “Why don’t you come up to see me some time?” The only time that she is serious is when she is thinking of someone “dark and hand¬ some!” St. Bernard’s Parochial School, Rockville, Conn. A. A.; Girls’ League; Art Crafts Club. Never tardy. Office work. SHIRLEY V. CUNNINGHAM “Cunnie” Shirley draws pictures but no flies. Consider the art work in this “Portal,” and then you needn’t ask us why Shirley won an art scholarship; consider Shirley herself, and observe that “the best art is that which con¬ ceals art.’ Northwest School. Girls’ League; A. A.; President of Art Crafts Club; Inde Club; Museum Club; Former Member of Editorial Staff of “Lookout.” Commercial Artist. [ H ]