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MISS FAITH H. TALCOTT Miss Faith H. Talcott . . . ideal example of a true lady . . . kind and gentle . . . soft-spoken individual . . . has courage in her convictions . . . competent leader in any affair . . . possesses remarkable ability to complete tasks successfully ... an un¬ usually charming personality . . . proud owner of Weaver ' s Service Book . . . her office known to all, both boys and girls . . . an individual none of us will ever forget. Vice-Principal Head Beavers at the Weaver Lodge! 9
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PRINCIPAL FRANK H. BURKE F. H. Beta” . . . Weaver never offered us any Greek, and since Beta ' s the only Greek letter we know — well, we would do anything to make Zeus ' s representative for Connecticut at home! . . . can toss a wee bit of Spanish around, too . . . also hep” to football jargon (ever see him at an HPHS game?) . . . will be remembered most in our three years ' stay for untiring work in prepping” students for wartime America . . . will never forget his deep, bass voice, his clear enunciation, and his man to man” talks (euphe¬ mism for What ' s the cipher for?”; ■ • • always listened to both sides of the story ... a gentleman and a scholar, tolerant and amiable, we ' re proud to have known Mr. Frank H. Burke. 8
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Thomas Snell Weaver High School From every angle, Weaver High looms majestic, and students amble towards its many portals. Pictured above, the school sits upon its small crest of green-topped Ridgefield Street earth. Contented to face famous Keney, season after season, winter gives it the chance to peek around the corner, down through Greenfield Street so far that it can almost catch sight of Vine Street and a 9:05 scholar, trotting exhausted towards Jasper ' s desk. Weaver is at its prettiest in May time when the hedges are just budding, and the dandelions poke their mischievous heads out from beneath the bleachers, and everything is a veritable sea of green. Then, a gym class could be found at work the whole length of the Weaver block, from the soccer field at Blue Hills Avenue and Westbourne Parkway to the edge of the athletic field at Greenfield and Blue Hills. There would be the windowed annex . . . the flag, flying against a blue sky . . . and the auditorium . . . and the gym . . . We shall all remember Weaver — a place of learning, enjoyment, and beauty. 10
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