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Standing: Mr. Eukers, Robinson, Carni, Selwitz, Johnson, Fuhr, Summers, Parker, Wallans. Sitting: Kaminski, Lewis, Azia, Rader, Marshall. PORTAL BOARDS Editor . Jerome Azia Business Manager Harry Cion Typists Bonnie Parker, Janice Herchuk Arlene Kahn and Helene Perlmutter Faculty Advisers Paul W. Eukers John A. Alibrio 1 . 1 i H§ I J t r ' - ' ■ ' 91 ¥ ' ' 1 1 If® LflgK. Standing: Mr. Alibrio, Rubinstein, DeVita, Greene, Kaufman, Coggshall, Rudnick, Blum, Parsons, Fisher. Sitting: Finkel, Sullivan, Cion, Francus, Grossman.
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To the students of Weaver High School, the name of Miss Roche brings immediately to mind a dear friend, an intimate adviser— indeed, a lady endowed with a noble charac¬ teristic—sympathetic understanding. Miss Roche is the type of person whose work constitutes the most important function in her life. That her duties are well executed can be seen by the way she handles her stu¬ dents. A woman of her knowledge and intel¬ lect is well equipped to answer and help solve the many questions and problems of youth. It can be said that the students graduating from Weaver will carry with them the memory of a lady who guided them through those days when every little incident was important and meant so much. MISS ANITA K. ROCHE MR. NICHOLAS C. CORACCI Some of us who did not know our favorite vice-principal personally will remember him as the “voice of Weaver.” Others will remem¬ ber him as the jovial candy salesman at the many football and basketball games. Still others will remember him as the man who laid down Weaver law; but, without excep¬ tion, all of us will remember Mr. Coracci as a man with a friendly smile and a strong devo¬ tion to Weaver High School and its student body. These fine qualities of Mr. Coracci will never be forgotten. We, the class of 1965, wish to express the gratitude, appreciation and fondness which we have and shall always have for Mr. Coracci. 9
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