Weaver High School - Portal Yearbook (Hartford, CT)

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William Jarlmko Arthur Johnson Albert Kaminsky Milton Kantrowitz David Kaufman Kenneth Kelly Paul Kirshnitz Albert Kleiman Melvin Kline John Kornbrath Walter Krefetz James Laird John Langevin Jacob Lantz Irving Lassoff Harold Lebetkin Philip Leddy Albert Leshin Samuel Levine William Levine Bernard Lieberman Milton Lieberman Richard Lieberman Joseph Lielasus Henry Livingston Milton London Irving Lorber Lester Lubin Saul Lubin Anthony Maglietto James Malloy Edmond Malone Irwin Mancall Morris Mandel Patsy Mango George Marcus William Maron Lawrence Marshall Dominick Martino James McCabe James McDonough Francis McNally Sidney Mellman Charles Mendelson Arthur Meranski Daniel Moriarty Douglas Murray Francis Murray Theodore Napper Jeremiah Nashner Donald Newhouse Irving Nichols John Nolan Thomas Nolan Ernest Norman James O ' Brien Leonard Odess John Ohliger Harold Oliver Edmund Peiss Paul Pomerantz Salvatore Randazzo Lorence Rapoport Horace Reed Isadore Roberts Roger Robinson Bru..o Rolando M lvin Rosen Raymond Rosen Morton Rosenthal Nicholas Rudnick Burton Rudy Ernest Sable Jacob Sack Kenneth Sack Samuel Schatz Frank Schoolnick Morton Seligman Julius Shapiro Bernard Shfchtman Leon Shkolnik Philip Shumarsky Jacob Shvetz Renald Simmons Arnold Singer Norman Sivin Leonard Skaletsky Arthur Slonim Philip Smith William Snigg George Southmayd Vernon Stone Francis Sullivan John Sweeney Essie Thompson Raymond Thomsen Sidney Tober Robert Tulin William VanWyck George Wallace Edward Waltman Abraham Weinberg Herman Weinberg Allan Weiner Charles Weiner Raymond Wice Henry Williams James Williams Curtis Wilson James Woodhouse Julius Yellen Jack Youlovsky [ 33 ]

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LILLIAN ALBERTS Lillian, a small, plump person, bounced through Weaver, happy, satisfied and charmed with all the good times school life offered. This easily-pleased Weaverite proved herself equally at home in a kitchen as in detention hall, and managed to enliven every classroom with her inimitable, bubbly laugh. Hartford Public High School. A. A.; Girls ' League; Lookout Editorial Board; Girls’ Business Club. MARGUERITE ALLIS Some of us rise for breakfast because we want to, some of us because we have to, and some of us because we re hungry if we don’t. But Marguerite, freed alike from the toils of desire, domestic work, and appetite, each morning slumbered serenely and made her appearance in 227 any time after 8:30 (much to the disgust of Mr. Carrier). “Corky Clausen wouldn ' t be knowing the reason for this, would he? Holcomb Street School. A. A.; Girls’ League. ANTHONY AMATO Tony inherited an admirable quality of doing the right thing at the correct time. Well grounded in civic affairs, being a devout follower of American democracy, history, and geography, he also ardently follows the fairer sex. At his hobby, pro¬ ducing amateur theatricals, “Tony shines quite brilliantly. Watch out, Capra! St. Patrick’s School . Debating Club; Lookout Editorial Board. DONALD ANDREOTTA As some of us have discovered, to argue with Don can have disastrous results, unless you happen to be as skillful a con¬ versationalist as he. To the Debating Club he lent his powers of oratory. Because of his spirit of co-operation and good sports¬ manship, “Don has become one of the most popular boys in the class. Frank A. Brackett School. A. A.; Boys’ Commercial Club, Treasurer; Honor Society. DANIEL AMBRUSO Coming from such a husky fellow, “Danny’s giggle was quite effective, to the extent of making him the recipient of small blue slips of paper more than once! Ever ready with a broad smile, he always pre¬ sented a picture of blithe unconcern. Last, but definitely not least, “Danny actually blushed when a teacher ' s voice interrupted his lackadaisical reveries! Arsenal School. A. A.; Football Squad. IRENE ANGELO Irene has been of service in many Girls’ League affairs, because of her unusual abil¬ ity in the field of ballet and tap dancing. According to reports Irene has won not only our admiration, but also the esteem of a certain gentleman from Bulkeley. We wish her the best of luck in her chosen profes¬ sion—a stage career. Holcomb Street School. Girls ' League. BERNARD ABRAMOWITZ Bunny’s favorite indoor sport was heck¬ ling teachers, and consequently he became the terror of the classroom. Always ready to engage in any sort of tom¬ foolery, he not only won a place in the hearts of his classmates but also a perma¬ nent place in study hall! New Utrecht High, New York City. A. A.; Chemistry Club. HAROLD ALLEN A tall, blond youth with a passion for short girls and long words, Harold fias a friendly and attractive disposition. An ardent foot¬ ball fan, he vociferously upholds his opinions. After a decisive game, whether penniless or in the money,” he can always be heard staunchly defending his choice. Middletown (Conn.) High School. A. A.; Chemistry Club; Honor Society.