Weaver High School - Portal Yearbook (Hartford, CT)

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LOOKOUT publication involves many Weaverites The Business Board, members include David Krumholz, Lorrie Scott and Jake Newman. A newspaper is not only composed of reporters but also of typists, photogra¬ phers, cartoonists, and those with an eye for news. Led by Editor-in-Chief, Stuart Katz, the LOOKOUT provides a chance for all Weaver students to see their work in print, even if only in “Letters to the Editor.” To the student body, the LOOK¬ OUT has been a creative outlet, a source of information, and a means for com¬ munication. Sometimes it even becomes a sturdy bookcover. For the staff, it has been a chance to learn the rudiments of good journalism and, at the same time, to enjoy the company of good friends. Assisting Stuart this year have been page editors Stephen Rosenthal, News Editor, Steven Mastronarde, Feature Editor, and Barry Feldman, Sports Editor. David Krumholz as Business Manager has been responsible for the efficient distribution of the paper to homerooms. I inmiiiir JW i - . , csM aft J , Ww lift. Lr i m ! ' M JM . IIIM The Editorial Board includes (Front Row) Barry Feldman, Larry Jainchill, Etta Birenbaum, Marla Cohen, Stephen Rosenthal, Sue Kopel, Yolanda Owens, Beverly McGarrah, Arlene Sheke- toff, Lisa Kannof, Seth Nussbaum, Beverly Plassick, Mike Wilson, (Row 2) Alan Barth, Mary Ellen Cyr, Sandy Krumholz, Ed Lazer, Wilhelmina Cook, Elinor Sherman, Marcia Katz, (Row 3) Sidney Burnstein, Jack Komisar, Steven Mastronarde, Peter Demos, Stuart Katz, Eugene Seymour and Phillip Garbus. At Press Night, Stuart Katz works with Ed Lazer and Steven Mastro¬ narde.

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The Boys’ Club Executive Board in¬ cludes John Lobon, Barry Feldman, Mr. Booker Holton, Eric Gray and Winston Johnson. A IfPp m jgB w t ‘! t toMiy ’vMs dfltt l B; •Mu ' - ' , Jr ■wv. |u M Ihos AM Aim U

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