Weaver High School - Portal Yearbook (Hartford, CT)

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VICTOR CHANDLER Vic . . . greatly admired by the opposite sex for his mus¬ cles and charm . . . naturally athletic—enjoys swimming . . . future sees him in the Air Force. Boys’ Club; Boys’ Leader Corps. JOHN CHURCHILL Church . . . quiet but active . . . learned caution in an X- ray lab (no more crutches) never without a friend ... a real ski fan . . . hopes to be a pharmacist. Clubs: Boys’, Ski, Art-crafts; Portal Business Board. WILLIAM COLEMAN Bill . . . one of the quiet ones of our class . . . sincere and friendly . . . always willing to lend a helping hand . . . . . . improves his mind by reading in spare time. F.P.A. LEROY CICERO, JR. Where there’s a party you can always find Dickie Boy . . . anything for a laugh . . . swim¬ ming, hunting, running, and girls galore hold his interest . . . plans to attend college or enter Uncle Sam’s flyboys. Clubs: Boys’, Letter; Teams: Football, Track. CHERYL CLOUD A perfect example of a lady . . . quiet and reserved . . . respected for her graceful and friendly manner . . . has a sparkling smile for all. Girls’ League; Clubs: Dance, Art-crafts; Portal Editorial Board. FRANK COLEMAN Frannie . . . good-looking and popular (just ask one of his many fans) . . . sports-minded, too . . . can really charm the Bonnies . . . also quite fond of cars . . . lively with a capi¬ tal L ... a sure success in any venture. Clubs: Boys’, Letter; Football Team. INGRID CHORCHES Hing . . . one of Weaver’s best dressed . . . member of the Wednesday Night Club . . . devoted to knitting and driving her car . . . misses Judi, Sue, and Mimi . . . four more years of school coming up. Girls’ League; F.P.A.; Booster Club. Don’t let her size fool you! . . . here’s someone who’s a delight to know . . . this aimi- able gal likes reading, dancing, and jazz . . . W.H.S. will miss her pleasing disposition and warm smile . . . good luck, Shortie. Clubs: Booster, Art-crafts, Fu¬ ture Nurses’; Girls’ League; Majorette. Manny ... a great guy with a ready sense of humor . . . girls, girls, and still more make him happy . . . always makes a good appearance with his handsome face and sharp clothes . . . plans to attend technical school. Boys’ Club. Ed . . . has an explanation for everything . . . pride and joy? of course, the Weaver band . . . jack of all trades . . . Does he talk in his sleep, too? . . . plans to be a mechanical en¬ gineer. Band; Orchestra; Photography Club; A.V.A. squad. CLARA CARTER MANUEL CARDOZA EDGAR CARROLL 23

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JOHN BREEDLOVE GILLES BRODEUR Breedlove—or rather Weaver’s very own comedian . . . bois¬ terous and intelligent . . . part of the real school spirit . . . enjoys chess, football, and al¬ ways a hot debate. Clubs: Art-crafts; Chess; Foot¬ ball Team. Speech is silver but silence is golden to this fellow . . . never has too much to say . . . but his friends say he’s a great guy . . . plans to work after grad¬ uation. B oys’ Club. ANNE BRODY Brodes . . . and when she’s sad she’s very sad, and when she’s happy—watch out! . . . never believes it . . . has that certain laugh . . . refuses to be enlightened” . . . can’t stop doing that dance ... a terror at the wheel. Band; Honor Society; Lookout; Girls’ League (Treas.); Portal Editor; F.P.A. (Sec.). RENNETTE BRODY Active with a capital A . . . a stubborn extrovert . . . has the softest knees . . . words! words! words! she knows so many . . . can use them too . . . leads an interesting life. Debating Club; Band (V.P.); Student Council; Portal Edi¬ torial Board; Girls’ League. Honor Society JANET BROMBERG Sweet and sincere . . . beautiful smile captivates all . . . one of our busier Weaverites . . . rare free moments spent knitting . . . anyone for a trip to Cor¬ nell? . . . only the luckiest doc¬ tor gets this future nurse. Letter Club; Girls’ Leader Corps; Cheerleader (Co-Capt.); Girls’ League (Pres.); Student Council; Honor Society. HERMAN BROWN Great athlete . . . fine Weaver- ite . . . very, very quiet . . . basketball and girls are big time favorites . . . plans to at¬ tend college or answer call of Uncle Sam. Clubs: Boys’, Letter; Basketball Team. MARY BROWN Dee Dee . . . possessor of good looks, wit, and a zest for liv¬ ing . . . adores the fifteen min¬ utes before first class . . . loves to read and sew . . . hopes to become a dressmaker. Girls’ League. BRENDAN BURKE One of Weaver’s great athletes . . . can really toss a ball . . . fake artist . . . personality plus . . . sports dominate his spare time . . . plans include college and the teaching profession. Clubs: Boys’, Letter; Teams: Football, Baseball. DAVID BURKE Bozo . . . Combination of strength and personality . . . spark in Beaver spirit . . . liked by all . . . one of the Boys” . . . next stop college and then success. Boys’ Club. SYLVIA BURKE Never a dull moment with this gal around . . . one of Weaver’s most enthusiastic rooters . . . that’s Stoney . . . finds fun in dancing, reading, and piano playing . . . flair for business . . . on to college. Clubs: Booster, Girls’ Business; Girls’ League.

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MARTHA COPELAND Marty ... a girl with a great sense of humor and a jovial personality . . . has rhythm— loves to sing and dance . . . has quite a record collection . . . future goal is nursing. Arts-crafts Club; Girls’ League. RUTH CORR Rootie ... a cool, calm, col¬ lected girl who always seems to have the situation under con¬ trol . . . willing to listen and even more willing to under¬ stand . . . music one of her chief loves ... a nursing ca¬ reer in the future. Band; Orchestra; Choir; Inter- high Choir; Honor Society; Girls’ League. JANICE CORDILICO A silent member of the class of ’64 . . . always seen with a smile on her face ... a flair for office work ... of course, secretarial work in the future. Girls’ League. BRENDA CRAIG Brend ... a lively Weaverite . . . a friend to give a helping hand . . . likes to act and ob¬ serve others . . . will make an excellent legal secretary. Girls’ Business Club; Girls’ Leader Corps; Girls’ League. JOHN COLLETTE Frenchy . . . quiet, reserved, and always polite . . . enjoys the out-of-door life . . . speaks beautiful French . . . plans in¬ clude trade school. Boys’ Club. Just give Pete a car to tinker with and he’ll be happy . . . a future in the air (Air Force, that is) . . . always seen bomb¬ ing around after school with friends. Boys’ Club. Bill . . . friendly and good looking ... a real success with the opposite sex . . . likes snooping around antique shops . . . tinkers with rods . . . the Navy to get a great guy. Boys’ Club. ALICE COSTELLO Cos . . . witty is too moderate a word! . . . generally speaking, she’s generally speaking . . . official mischief maker . . . out¬ door type—enjoys fishing and hunting . . . mad for Mathis . . . future nurse. ROLAND COUILLARD B.K. or Kate . . . always friend¬ ly and kind . . . loves to laugh . . . enthusiastic about dancing and reading . . . plans to go on to I.B.M. school. Booster Club; Girls’ League. PETER COLLETTE WILLIAM COONEY Girls’ League; Booster Club. Mike . . . Hartford High’s loss, our gain . . . our new cutie . . . friendly and smart . . . enjoys automobiles, rifles, and hand weapons—sounds dangerous! . . . plans to work in chemical research after col¬ lege. Boys’ Club. BERTHA COOPER