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Page 11 text:
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Poet Steven Spender, speaking to Hartford high school students, tells them why he is inspired to write and how he expresses his ideas. Mr. Larry Shea indicates the trouble spot in the carburetor and offers an explanation to its solution.
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Beavers find many activities to satisfy variety of interests Activities at Weaver this year were so diversified that all students could find outlets for their extra time. Many seniors filled the ath¬ letic teams’ ranks and Weaver reaped so many awards that a whole assembly was set aside to honor athletes. For those with mechanical minds, students were given a chance to work on actual cars in the automotive shop; for the intellectually inclined, various speakers such as Steven Spender, Paul Engle, and Ann Petry provided inter¬ esting insights into writing. New classes exposed Weaver students to various experiences. An Afro-American study group was formed for students to learn more about African culture. The program highlighted various speakers including some who had been to Africa with the Peace Corps. An¬ other program involving many students was Humanities, in which audio-visual aids such as movies, records, and tape recorders gave them an opportunity to learn by the newest teaching methods. With the numerous problems of society being very real in Weaver, the doors of communication had to open between students and teach¬ ers and between students and students. This was done through open dialogues where any student who wished to voice an opinion was heard. In this way, problems could be solved nonviolently. Freddie Matthews, Minnie Terry, Sharon Gomes, and Joyce Lewis concentrate on the teacher’s lecture, while following along in their books. Gary Johnson receives special trophy from Mr. Knurek at awards assembly.
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Below right: Greg Dublin, Elinor Sherman, Bar¬ bara Shannon, and Pat Richardson enjoy weekly assembly program. Below: Seniors jam to the music of the Richard Taylor Trio at the Junior Prom. Right: Busily at work with English lessons are Clarence Weatherspoon and Steven Spanier. 8
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