Weaver High School - Portal Yearbook (Hartford, CT)

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We ' ll Never Forget . . . Mr. Clapp . I guess you need a little help on that. Miss Clough. Now, girls . . . Miss Conklin . Because I ' m telling you, that ' s why. Miss Craig . . That ' s Mr. Burke ' s ruling, not mine. Mr. Crowell . So what! A fine sense of humor, frequently Mr. Cunningham put into use. Mr. Darling course for you. Mr. Dooey . and paper. ' ' I ' m sorry, but I can ' t change that Pencils away, and stop wasting lead Mr. Dow . . This is probable, and that is possible. Miss Drescher . . Go to the map, and indicate—! LYDIA M. CHAPMAN Stenography and Typewriting Chandler Normal School ROBERT P. CUNNINGHAM, B.B.A. Bookkeeping and Commercial Law Northeastern University HAROLD B. CLAPP, M.A. Mathematics Bates College MILLARD S. DARLING, M.Ed. Guidance Amherst College PORTIA E. CLOUGH Home Economics Framingham Teachers ' College MERRILL H. DOOEY, M.A. Democracy University of Maine GENEVIEVE W. CONKLIN, B.A. Latin College of St. Elizabeth PHILIP H. DOW, M.A. Astronomy and Geology Bates College MELVIN G. CROWELL, M. A. English Cornell University MAE DRESCHER, M.A. History Mt. Holyoke College 13

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CHARLES A. ANDREWS, B.S. Mechanical Drawing Fitchburg Teachers ' College In the Navy HARRIET D. BEST, M.A. History and Guidance Mt. Holyoke College CATHERINE S. BAILEY, B.A. English and History Albertus Magnus College MIRETTA L. BICKFORD, B.A. History University of Maine RUSSELL D. BAKER, B.S. Biology Mass. State College JENNETTE BODURTHA, B.A. Biology Mt. Holyoke College ELIZABETH E. BEAN, B.A. Librarian Middlebury College At Northeast Jr. High 1942- ' 43 EDGAR A. CARRIER, B.A. Mathematics Middlebury College CHARLOTTE A. BEATTY, B.S. Home Economics Univ. of Vermont MARION A. CASE Commercial Subjects Chandler Normal School We ' ll Never Forget . . . Miss Bailey. All right, people! Mr. Baker. It has a tendency. Miss Beatty . Are you chewing gum? Five cents, please. Miss Best .... Always ready to help a pupil. Miss Bickford . You act just like kindergarten children. Miss Bodurtha . . I ' ll give you an example. For instance ... Mr. Carrier . Don ' t laugh at my jokes. Go ahead and flunk. © Miss Case.Sincerity in teaching. Miss Chapman . . Give to the world the best that you have and the best will come back to you. 12 jr

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ALICE C. ERICKSON, B.S. Home Economics Framingham Teachers ' College KATHERINE R. GOODWIN, B.S. Commercial Subjects Boston University Captain in the WAAC MARGARET A. FRASER, B.S. Home Economics University of Connecticut First Lieutenant in WAAC. GEORGE F. HALFORD, M.B.A. Commercial Subjects Boston University LEONARD I. FRENCH Mechanical Drawing Pratt Institute WILLIAM L. HALL Shopwork Pratt Institute CHARLES F. GIPSON, M.Ed. Physical Education University of Illinois HENRY A. HANSON Shopwork Pratt Institute MABEL E. HANKS, B.A. French Mt. Holyoke College GRETCHEN B. HARPER, B.A. Latin Wellesley College We ' ll Never Forget . . . Miss Erickson . . Hurry and get into your seats. Mr. French .... Leave your smokes here! Mr Gipson . We ' re training you boys for the army! Mr. Halford . Sure, sure, sure. Mr Hall . ’. Get to work, boys. Miss Hanks .... Ce n ' est pas si difficile. Mr. Hanson . . . Wasting wood is sabotage. Miss Harper .... Will you enlighten him? 14