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CHRISTINE AIELLO ROSLYN ABLE “Roz” . . . enjoys knitting, pizza, and records . . . will always remember her sophomore year . . . wants to become an X-ray technologist. Girls’ League ABE ABRAMOVICH “Abe” . . . It’s a losin’ fight . . . glad Weaver prepared him for life . . . plans a future in elec¬ tronics. Soccer team, Audio Visual Aid Squad, Boys’ Club LUTHER B. ADAMS, JR. “June Bug” ... a whiz on the drums . . . will never forget Weaver Night . . . future plans include college and Navy. Boys’ Club, Weaver Night THOMAS C. ADAMS Great football enthusiast . . . has friendliness all his own . . . as for Beavertown: “I’ll always remember Mr. Coracci and the lunchroom” . . . future at trade school. Boys’ Club FELICIA AGDENS “Life is a constant struggle” . . . a combination of good-natured- ness and ambition comprises this dainty gal . . . hobbies in¬ clude ice skating, playing the piano and listening to the Beat- ties . . . hopes to go to college. Choir, Girls’ League, Arts and Crafts Club, Junior Red Cross, French Club “Little One” . . . loves to talk . . . enjoys listening to Tony Bennett and Barbara Streisand records . . . will always remem¬ ber Mr. Lavenburg and Wea¬ ver ' s crowded halls . . . future in the business world. Girls’ League, Girls’ Business Club WILLIAM ALEXANDER “Bill” . . . great build . . . good athlete . . . special interests in¬ clude football, track, and re¬ cords . . . about years at Wea¬ ver: “sports and the players” . . . future in the Air Force. Football team (co-captain), Track team, Boys’ Leader Corps, Boys’ Club (president), Letter Club DAVID ALLEN “Al” . . . likes track and pizza . . . thinks Miss O ' Hara was the greatest . . . hopes to go to engineering school. Boys’ Club, Letter Club, Cross Country team, Track team KAREN ANDERSON “Andie” . . . friendliness per¬ sonified . . . easy-going with a well-balanced disposition . . . will certainly have a successful career in secretarial work. Girls’ League, Girls’ Business Club, Choir JEROME AZIA Well-liked and admired by all . . . good worker with a happy disposition . . . favorite pastime, The Portal . . . sure to be a success. F.P.A., Portal Editorial Board (Editor), Chemistry Club, Lookout Business Board, Honor Society, Junior Usher, Modern Language Club, Boys’ Club 22
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GAYLE BAGWELL “Be kind and your days ahead will be enjoyed” ... a friendly and sweet Weaverite . . . will always remember the fun she had in choir. Girls’ League, Choir JOSEPH BALFOUR “Jersey Joe” . . . outstanding halfback . . . great jazz enthu¬ siast . . . fun-loving and swift . . . on Weaver: “the thick mashed potatoes” . . . plans to attend college. Football team, Track team, Baseball, Boys’ Club, Letter Club DAVID BALL “Take every day as it comes” . . . real nice guy . . . loves football, basketball, baseball . . . favorite pastimes include music and coin collecting . . . plans to attend college. Boys’ League EARLINE BALLINGER “A person should live each day as best he can” . . . gets along with everyone and everyone likes her . . . future in business world. Girls’ League FAYE BANKS “Fay ... a nice girl with a ready smile for everyone . . . always willing to lend a helping hand . . . future includes a business world. Girls’ League CHRISTINE BARCO “Chris” . . . quiet but friendly . . . has a pleasing personality which has won her many friends . . . best of everything to a cute Beaver. Girls’ League SUSAN BARCO “Never trust men” ... a friend¬ ly and interesting individual . . . will never forget Weaver lunches . . . would like to travel. Girls’ League RONALD BATTOCCHI “Ron” . . . brains and good looks combined . . . fun loving and sincere . . . ace on football field . . . special interests in¬ clude fishing and hunting . . . future lies in chemical research. Football team, Baseball team, Honor Society, Letter Club, Executive Board, Boys’ Club GAIL BECK “Becky” . . . quiet and conser¬ vative . . . says little but accom¬ plishes much ... has a deep sense of devotion to the Weaver Band . . . hopes to become a medical secretary. Band, Orchestra, Choir, Junior Red Cross, Girls’ League CYNTHIA BELFER Cyn” . . . great personality . . will never forget those “thoughts for the day” . . . hopes to attend college and major in English. Dramatics Club, F.P.A., Biology Club, Girls’ League, Honor Society 23
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