Weaver High School - Portal Yearbook (Hartford, CT)

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I] GALE ALBRECHT She greets you with a smile.” Gale ... a pleasing attitude and a friendly smile ... an avid camper . . . Miss Roche’s capable secretary . . . feels that at Weaver friends and education are tops . . . heading for secretarial work (lucky boss!). Clubs: Business, Booster; Girls’ League; Honor Society. JUDITH ALLEN A Titian beauty.” Judy” .. . lively and full of fun . . . flaming red hair that attracts attention . . . loves to dance and collect records . . . plans clerical work for future. Booster Club; Girls’ League. JOYCE ALLYN Brief is sorrow and endless is joy.” Joy” . . . sincere and quiet . . . Hep” to the latest discs . . . at ease in the kitchen . . . adds Joy” to group activities . . . thinks Weaver was the most”! . . . future airline stew¬ ardess. Girls’ League. LINDA ALTMAN By music minds an equal temper know, nor swell too high, nor sink too low.” A girl who can really hit those high notes . . . dancing heart and eyes . . . enjoys writing poetry and hitting those 88’s” . . . a sincere and helpful friend . . . college in New York next. Clubs: Art-Crafts, Dramatic, Latin; Band; Choir; F.P.A.; Girls’ League; Inter-High Choir; Portal Board. MICHAEL ANGELILLO He who aids another strengthens more than one.” Angie” . . . blond and friendly . . . physical ed” fiend . . . can be considered capable coach . . . muscle bound future at Spring- field U. . . . had a lot of whole¬ some fun here. Boys’ Club; Teams: Baseball, Cross-Country. MILTON ARON He hath a heart as sound as a bell.” Moose” . . . keeper of the chemicals . . . humorous per¬ sonality hidden by serious ex¬ pression . . . milk lover . . . dis¬ appointed but loyal Red Sox fan! . . . plans to be an engineer. Clubs: Boys’, Math; F.P.A.; Honor Society. ALFRED BABINEAU Hang Worry” Al” . . . quick with the answer to every query ... a gymnast and aviator . . . Uncle Sam is waiting! . . . will leave many sad juniors in June! Boys’ Club; Leader Corps. GERALD BAGGISH Good humor makes all things tolerable.” Benny” . . . tremendous per¬ sonality . . . winning way with weaker sex . . . dough-conscious . . . boy bugle blower . . . one of Weaver’s most courtly jesters . . . riot” in school and out . . . veering toward engineering. Clubs: Boys’, Latin; Leader Corps; Band; Tennis team. JAMES BANKS Let tomorrow take care of tomorrow.” Jimmy” ... a happy-go-lucky lad with a pleasing manner . . . always on the go . . . modern jazz his favorite pastime . . . very en¬ joyable years at Weaver. Boys’ Club. SANDRA BARSON ' ' Friends are born, not made.” Sandy” . . . pretty, peppy, and pleasant . . . known for her friendly Hi” . . . incapable of making a social error . . . musi¬ cally, dramatically, theologisti- cally minded ... a lady-in-wait- ing . . . college to follow, of course. Band; Clubs: Booster, Dra¬ matic, Latin; F.P.A.; Girls’ League; Lookout Editorial Board; Honor Society.

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CLASS OFFICERS Seated, left to right: Bonazelli, Tine, Lavenberg, Pace, Giaffo, Gitlin, Zampaglione. Standing: Weitzman, Huey, Egan, McBride, Kramer, Berman, Countryman, Epstein, DuBrow, Murray. CLASS OFFICERS OF 1957 President Treasurer.John Egan Treasurer.Frederica Bonazelli Testator.Robert Countryman Testatrix.Wyrot Pace Historian.Lula Giaffo Historian.Edward DuBrow Orator.Henry Berman Essayist .Lois Lavenberg .Barry Kramer Chairman Reception Committee Steven Wei tzman Prophet.Martin Huey Prophetess.Joanne Gitlin Chairman Senior Banquet. Sarah Zampaglione Marshall .Frederick Epstein Marshall.Theodore McBride President of A.A.David Murray Secretary of A.A.Marie Tine M % 24

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BRUCE BARTON Tall in stature, higher in standards.” Red Horse” . . . flamboyant hair, both in color and arrange¬ ment ... as artistic with a pencil as with a brush . . . made his mark at Weaver . . . technical school, then marriage. Clubs: Boys’ (Sec.), Art- Crafts; Student Council; Honor Society; J.C.C. CARROLL BEAKEY ' To be jolly and gay is better than work all day.” Why worry? . . . filled to the brim with warmth and laughter . . . a pleasant and witty com¬ panion ... at home with rock¬ ’n’roll . . . work and marriage ahead. Girls’ League. ELLEN BEATTIE Le Francais, c’est impossible!” El” ... a traitor in pur midst — great interest in East Hartford High! . . . spends most of her spare time trying to learn French . . . called W.H.S. just terrif.” Art-Crafts Club; Girls’ League. SYLVIA BERKON Who is Sylvia? What is she? That all our - ” Syl” . . . pretty, perky person¬ ality . . . the object of many a knight’s affection . . . pizza lover . . . rock and roller . . . may be either teacher or typewriter pounder. Art-Crafts Club; Girls’ League; Jr. Red Cross. HENRY BERMAN ” There’s not a breathing of the common wind that tvill forget thee.” Hank” . . . has Cheshire cat characteristics . . . liked almost as well as his notebook ... in¬ corrigible conservative . . . dis¬ coverer of Berman’s Law . . . known from Lookout office to Paris ... a mad scientist of the future! Clubs: Math, Boys’, Latin; Honor Society; Student Council; F.P.A. (Treas.); Lookout Sports Editor; Jr. Usher; Quill and Scroll; Orator; Salutatorian. SHEILA BERMAN It is a friendly heart that has many friends.” She” ... a loyal Booster member . . . has cheery greeting for everyone . . . enjoys collecting the tops in pops’’ . . . future plans include Business College. Booster Club; Girls’ League; F.P.A. ROBERT BILLICK His amiability is manifest.” Bob” . . . quiet but sociable . . . hunting enthusiast . . . equally interested in diamond activities . . . plans to enter some branch of the service . . . see ya, Sarg.” Boys’ Club. MORTON BLUM Calm and sincere, he moves ahead.” Mort” . . . shy and quiet . . . enjoys the latest in movies . . . thinks three years at Weaver were fun ... a courtly gentleman . . . plans career in pharmacy field. Boys’ Club. FREDERICKA BONAZELLI Sunny people make cloudy days seem short.” Freddie” . . . vivacious and exuberant, the ideal cheerlead¬ ing captain . . . adorable dimples and dazzling smile . . . bubbling with enthusiasm ... a real accordiocat” . . . future plans include hairdressing. Business Club; Cheerleader (Capt.); Leader Corps; Girls’ League (Ex-Board); Treasurer. JOSEPH BONITO Better do a little well than a good deal badly.” Bones” . . . enjoys both art and sports . . . easy-going and determined to do his best . . . his steady character made him a loyal friend. Boys’ Club; Football Team.