Weaver High School - Portal Yearbook (Hartford, CT)

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THE FACULTY Principal, Frank H. Burke, A. B., Georgetown Vice-Principal, Faith H. Talcott, A. B., Wellesley Joshua L. Robins, B. S. Leonard I. French Wayland L. Walch, A. B. Lydia M. Chapman James D. Price Anita P. Forbes, A. M. Agnes N. Hogan, A. B. E. Allan Maines, A. B. William L. Hall Mabel E. Hanks. A. B. Wesleyan Pratt Institute Middlebury Chandler Normal Radcliffe Wesleyan University of Maine Pratt Institute Mount Holyoke Miretta L. Bickford, A. B. University of Maine Gretchen B. Harper, A. B. Wellesley Elvira M. Lord, A. M. Moravian, Trinity Melvin G. Crowell, A. M. Cornell Henry A. Hanson Pratt Institute Willard C. Sisson, B. S. University of Maine Roderic K. Stanley Shaw Business College Edgar A. Carrier, A. B. Middlebury Helen A. Haselton Chicago Academy of Fine Arts Mary G. Levy, B. S. Salem State Teachers College; N. Y. U. Esther Phillips, A. M. Bates; Teachers College, Columbia Jennette Bodurtha, A. B. Elizabeth H. Craig, A. M. Arline S. Talcott, A. M. Mount Holyoke Mount Holyoke Wellesley, Trinity Frank M. VanSchaack, A. M. Lebanon Valley; N. Y. State College for Teachers Marie A. Johnston, A. B. Radcliffe Dorothy E. Hood, A. B. •—-(exchange teacher in London) •—- Mount Holyoke Frederick W. Stone Springfield College Philip H, Dow, A. M. Bates; Teachers College, Columbia Genevieve W. Conklin, A. B. College of Saint Elizabeth Millard S. Darling, M. Ed. Amherst, Harvard Nina L. Hartin, A. B. Mount Holyoke; Universite de Grenoble Catherine E. Hubbard, A. M. Mount Holyoke; Teachers College, Columbia Lillian M. Mansfield, A. M. Mount Holyoke; Columbia University Massachusetts State Mount Holyoke Bates; Harvard Russell D. Baker, B. S. Mildred G. Small, A. B. Harold B. Clapp, A. M. Elizabeth B. Haselton Mae Drescher, A. M. Mount Holyoke; Harvard Helen Duguid Keene Normal Mary E. Fleming, R. N. St. Francis Hospital Norma K. Regan, A. B. Cornell M. Nelson Owen, A. M. Lehigh; Columbia Arthur F. Winslow, A. M. Boston University; Emerson; University cf Maine Portia E. Clough Framingham Normal Katherine R. Goodwin, B. S. Russell Sage Harriet D. Best, A. B. Mount Holyoke Merrill H. Dooey, A. B. University of Maine G. Hapgood Parks, M. Ed. Clark University; Harvard Helen Wakefield, B. S. Sargent; Teachers College, Columbia Peter J. Steincrohn, M. D. New York University; University of Maryland Robert P. Cunningham Northeastern University George F. Halford, M. B. A. Boston University Marion A. Case Chandler Normal Mary G. Shea, B. S. Salem State Teachers College Mona G. O ' Hara, A. M. Smith William R. Waring, B. B. A. Boston University Elizabeth E. Bean, A. B. Middlebury Hazel A. Gilman Keene Normal Eleanor M. Ingle Pratt Institute F. Eliot Larrabee, A. M. Wesleyan Clara E. Park, B. S. Middlebury Charles F. Gibson, M. Ed. University of Illinois; Springfield College Elinor Moses, A. M. Sargent; Teachers College, Columbia Marjorie L. Miller Marian T. Taft, B. A. Mount Holyoke Marion X. Drisko, A. B. Colby College Katherine C. Harrison, M. A. Cambridge University Samuel Bronstein, B. S. Trinity Olga B. Wester, B. A. Conn. College for Women; University of Paris-Sorbonne

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MISS FAITH TALCOTT To the student body of the Weaver High School, the name Miss Faith Talcott brings at once to the mind a dear friend, an intimate adviser — indeed, a lady endowed with a noble characteristic — sympathetic understanding. Miss Talcott typifies that sort of individual whose work con stitutes the most important function in lfe. That her duties are always well performed can be seen by the very efficient way in which she handles and solves the various problems of her “Children.” She can always find an answer to the problems of youth — and why not? A woman of her intellect and experience is very well equipped to answer such questions. It can be said, and truly, that all students graduating from Weaver will inevitably carry with them the memory of a lady, endowed with a helpful attitude, who guided them through those days when every little incident meant so much, when every bit of advice proved such a vital factor in later life.