Weaver High School - Portal Yearbook (Hartford, CT)

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Ltoar© Dugan »«« «) 6 Camp Sfl -ifia piof Jr ’F fobm H OfiUE Samuel rdcih Cftattman jPPP ' Ck H» a mF —i i»i “ii.fj. The Review staff includes (Row 1) Brenda Harris, Debbie Koret Judy Faust, (Row 2) Faye Wein, Joe Perlman, and Eugene Seymour. Maria Rodriguez and Joyce Hurston execute one of their many dance formations. The Dance Club includes (Row 1) Maria Rodriguez, Dallas Rodriguez, Pauline Dawes, Elaine Dawes, Mrs. Del! (adviser), (Row 2) Sylvia Fox, Pat Jackson, Joyce Hurston, Agnes Patterson, and Lydia Barnette.

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Any girl who wishes to learn dance techniques and choreography can join the Dance Club which meets every Wednesday. The Dance Club has per¬ formed in past Weaver Nights and this year is no different. The girls will present two dance numbers in this year’s show, “Wade in the Water,” and “Af¬ rican Dance.” World Affairs Club members represented Ethiopia, Israel, and the United States in the Model General Assembly held in March at the Aetna. To prepare for this assembly, the World Affairs Club toured various foreign consulates in New York. This club enables students to have a closer association with world affairs. Weaver students have a chance to publish their literary works in the Review. This creative outlet, composed by a faculty adviser and student com¬ mittee, contains a variety of avant garde poetry, essays, and compositions. The World Affairs Club includes (Row 1) Howard Kruger, Jeffrey Frank, Michael Goldstein, (Row 2) Jeanette Hay¬ wood, Marguerite Zamlauski, Marc Ginsberg, and Shirley Zamlauski. Dance Club composes routines for assembly

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I I i i i Nancy Gaylor looks on as Miss Belisle pins a corsage on Sylvia Fox at Honor Society Installa¬ tion ceremony. Susan F eigenbaum, Colette Martin, Debbie Johnson, three members of the Debate Club, pose with Mr. Robert Pierce. : i|; I | K If P:: • ' i „ IA v | M l 7 • . jp m Itsi St|i