Weaver High School - Portal Yearbook (Hartford, CT)

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10 (Jn (iMemtfriam Miss Elizabeth Craig Miss Elizabeth Craig was a teacher to whom teaching was not a profes¬ sion; it was a way of life. Nor did it take us long to perceive that beneath the overawing exterior — the chilling glance, the admonishing word, the queenly bearing — was a great lady devoted to the hundreds of boys and girls whom she had instructed during her twenty-four years at Weaver. Her belief that honesty is not the best policy; it is the only policy has inspired many to attempt to lead integral lives. Even after an accident had forced her to resort to the help of a pair of canes, she continued as a member of the English department. Most of us will carry away in our memories the picture of Miss Craig as, slowly and regally, she made her way through the corridors. For this is the woman who died —in body — sixty-four years old, but who lives — in spirit — sixty-four years young.

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Charles A. Andrews, B. S. Mechanical Drawing Fitchburg Teachers ' College Walter C. Aschenbach, M. A. German and English University of Connecticut Russell D. Baker, B. S. Biology Mass. State College Harriet D. Best, M. A. History and Guidance Mt. Holyoke College Jennette Bodurtha, B. A. Biology Mt. Holyoke College Weston H. Brockway, B. A Music Dartmouth College Edgar A. Carrier, B. A. Mathematics Middlebury College Marion A. Case Commercial Subjects Chandler Normal School Mathematics Bates College 12