Weaver High School - Portal Yearbook (Hartford, CT)

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BEST DANCERS: Veronica Hall and Lorenzo Dunlap. DANCE TIME Nobody really knows which was more fun — the dances or the ingenious an- nouncements pleading, begging and be- seeching students to attend them. Three dances in one year was definitely a major breakthrough and a Weaver precedent. Needless to say the football players were home resting up and eating Her- shey bars while the T.D. Dance was being held. Those who managed to at- tend, however, probably won’t forget it. The winter dance, Weaver-A-Go-Go was highlighted by Bill Robbins (hmm!). Of course, there’s still a glint in April Vozollo’s eye after being crowned queen of the Valentine Dance. Actually the T.D. Dance, Weaver A- Go-Go and Valentine Dance were all highly successful. The clean-up com- mittee, as a matter of fact, is still work- ing! And Steven Daitch says to Gail Daitch, How many have you killed so far?” 25

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Stand up straight, keep your feet on the ground, and keep smiling — we ' re getting our picture taken for the yearbook. If I close my eyes and wish real hard, maybe he will go away. Co-educational sit-in (non restrictive). 24 Ula Dodson contemplates existence.

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Irma Faust wrote, sang, and played her own songs. MJB + eleven minus ten. The Dance Band minus John Aniello, ut mos est. Don ' t look now, but something is You really think we ought to go through with this?” I think I am going to have a convulsion!”