Weaver High School - Portal Yearbook (Hartford, CT)

Text from Pages 1 - 142 of the 1972 volume:

WEAVER HIGH SCHOOL LIBRAS 25 Ridgefield Street Hartford Connecticut 06112 R HIGH SCHOOL Hartford Connecticut TABLE OF CONTENTS PROLOGUE . 4 Administration, Faculty and Staff. 8 Seniors. 24 MELLOW Activities Advertisements EPILOGUE 128 WE CAME 4 AS ADOLESCENTS... 5 6 7 Qficjrd O.Il Qrr) f j !«R t i itwwwu . . ♦ . § n2 • ■ ■ ■ • w � iHtv� ♦ :.� V«t l nnn� V„ WsWM!v,. ’ m m� fi ■ %, � � .v � . f v I n ' 1 11 r , .!’ !! ,v : ' ' � pC ri H wwWti ■ s , v ■ - - . Mr. Paul V. Collins Principal 9 Mr. Walter J. Hurley Assistant to the Principal 10 Mr. Lawrence P. Shea y,VVnvVA Mr. George P. Thomas Vice-Principal Mr. Joseph Fleming Vice-Principal Mr. Amado Cruz Vice-Principal ART DEPARTMENT Mr. Karrer Mrs. Earley Mr. McDonald ! I i I | ! I I ! Mrs. Evanthia Litz Bookroom Secretary AUDIO-VISUAL DEPT Mr. Angellilo Mrs. Fassi, Sec. I 13 BUSINESS DEPT. (1 0 Miss Mazner Mrs. Morris Miss Berry Mrs. Trapp Mrs. Pruit Mrs. D’Orsi ( chairman) Mr. LaRosa Mrs. Foster Mr. Goldstein DRIVER ED Mr. Abery D.E.C.A. Mr. Murphy 14 GUIDANCE DEPARTMENT (L-R) Mr. Labbe, Mrs. Stubbs, Mr. Planley, Miss Powlishen, Mr. Coachman, Mrs. Berg, Mrs. Cassarella, Mrs. Noel, Mr. Shea (chairman). ENGLISH DEPARTMENT (FRONT) Miss Roberts, Mrs. Roihl, Mrs. Phillips, Mrs. Bagley, Mrs. Mitchell. (REAR) Mrs. Gilbertson, Miss Taylor, Mr. Von Roemer, Mr. Capodiece, Mr. Wolinsky, Mr. Warren (chairman), Mr. Pierce, Mr. Ramseur, Miss Fugere. |j as HIGHER HORIZONS (FRONT) Miss Wilson, Mrs. Boynton, Mrs. Loomis. (REAR) Mr. Morris, Mrs. Stubbs, Mr. Kiritsis (chairman) HEALTH DEPARTMENT Mrs. Strong Mr. Lambert HISTORY DEPARTMENT (FRONT) Miss Cuffee, Miss Garstein, Mrs. Fitting, Mrs. Brochu. (REAR) Mr. Rozinsky, Mr. Martin, Mr. Gwozdz, Mr. Desy, Mr. Aliano (chairman). Mr. Salvadore. HOME EC DEPARTMENT Mrs. Hill Miss Smith Mrs. Ferlini INDUSTRIAL ARTS Mr. Eldridge Mr. Gagnon Mr. Robinson Mr. Gemmiti Mr. Meier LANGUAGE DEPARTMENT Mrs. Arnini Mr. Hilbert (chairman) Mrs. Piola Miss Buckley Mrs. Garcia Mr. Melito 17 MATHEMATICS DEPARTMENT (FRONT) Mr. Hylen, Mr. Rogers, Mrs. Ta- koch, Mr. DeNigris. (REAR) Mr. Soden, Mr. Hardy, Mr. Mooney, Mr. Vania, Mr. Mogensen (chairman), Mr. Rosen, Mr. Houston. (MISS¬ ING) Mrs. Staunton, Mr. Morris, Mr. Stewart, Mr. Martinell, Mrs. Massey. 18 LIBRARIANS Mrs. Chappelle Mrs. Cordova OCCUPATIONAL ED Mr. Horvath MUSIC DEPARTMENT Mrs. Martin Mrs. Brown 19 NURSE Mrs. Garber ft PHYSICAL EDUCATION DEPARTMENT Mrs. Lee Mr. Lee Mrs. Strong Mr. Kearney Mrs. Cofield Mr. Ford , | ■ ;; ' 1 %� v. ■ : i ' • ; : SCIENCE DEPARTMENT Mr. Lawrence ( chairman) Mr. Parandes Mr. Davis Mrs. Irving Mr. Stewart Mrs. Powell Mr. Roth 20 HEAD SECRETARY Mrs. Elizabeth Huey OFFICE STAFF Miss Broadnax, Mrs. Cooper, Miss Evans, Mrs. Bottomley, Mrs. Bar- ros, Miss King. j PARAPROFESSIONALS Mr. Powell, Mr. Browne, Mr. Scott, Mr. Epps, Mr. Daniels, Mrs. Dallam, Mr. Sailor, Mrs. Simpson, Mrs. Johnson, Mrs. Morgan, Mrs. Monroe, Mrs. Donaldson. CHERYL ADDISON Sister Jody” Choir (secretary), Inter- High, G.H.Y.C., Girls’ League, Katara. VERONICA AIREY Sophomore Class Secretary, Work Study, Business Club, Student Council. RONALD WAYNE ALEXANDER Flattop” Football. k DEBORAH ALLEN ft VENDETTA AUSTIN Vandetta” Business Club, Girls’ League, Student Council. CYNTHIA BABKIRK C.B.” Business Club BEVERLY BAILEY Bev” Afro-American Club, Busi¬ ness Club. MALINDA BARBER Linda” Future Teachers’ Club, Business Club, Afro-Amer¬ ican Club. 25 ALFRED A. BINGHAM, JR. Band, Choir, Future Teach¬ ers Club, Photography Club, Afro-American So¬ ciety, Student Council, Edi¬ tor of the Yearbook, LOOKOUT, Freshman Football, Cross-country. CHARLES H. BARROW Freshman Basketball, Stu¬ dent Council, Letter Club, Cross-country, Choir, Por¬ tal Staff. THOMAS BLADE 26 ERROL A. BOWEN Student Council Pres., Stu¬ dent Council Hr. Rep., World Affairs Club Pres., Booster Club, Nation Hon¬ or Society Treas., Track and Cross Country, Boys and Letter Club, Portal. JOYCE E. BROWN June” Lookout, Future Teachers Club, World Affairs Club, Student Exchange Pro¬ gram, Debate Club, Model Club. WESLEY BRATHWAITE Wes” Leader Corps, Archery, World Affairs Club. DELORES BURNESS BARBARA J. CAMPBELL Joy” 27 J. R. CHISHOLM Brother Shift Football; Track; Wrestling; Basketball. PAUL R. CIARCIELLO Sop., Jr. Sr., Class Treas¬ urer; Vice Pres, of Honor Society; Student Council Member, Baseball, Cross Country, Leader Corps. WILLIE JAMES COBBS, JR- Brother Conscience Football, Track, Band. CURTIS A. DANIEL Mr. Mayfield Future Teacher’s Club, Baseball Team, Audio Vis¬ ual. 28 CARLA M. DAVIS Legs” Girls Club, Medical Club, Work Study. RONALD DAVIS Brother Love” Student Council. DENISE DAVIS Neccie” Weaver Business Club. ELAINE M. DAWES Afro American Society, Student Council, Dance Club, Cheerleading Squad, Art Club, D.A.R., Miss Weaver. JOSEPH NATHANIEL DAVIS Nate” Baseball, Boy’s Club, Home Room Rep, Student Coun¬ cil Member, Yearbook Staff, Senior Class Rep. 29 ... DIANE DUKES George” Nurses Aid Program, World Affair, Kartara. ANISS J. DURRANT World Affairs, Bowling, Badminton. DELORES EDWARDS ROBIN EVERETT LONNIE JAMES FEEMSTER Lookout, Literature Club, Morning Announcer, Stu¬ dent Council Rep., Fresh¬ men Track Team. GWENDOLYN FISHER Nurses Aid Program, Ka- tara. JANICE FORDE World Affair, Modern Dance Club. URSULA LEE FULLWOOD Work Study, Archery Club. 30 VIRGINIA GAINES WILLIAM GOMES FRANCES E. GILBERT Badminton, Tennis. SAMUEL L. GILL Baseball. BILLY GLAVE Rover” Varsity Soccer, Honor So¬ ciety. SHARON ELAINE GORDON Chico” Pres., Booster Club; Pres., Girls Leader Corps Gym¬ nastics Club; Business; Fu¬ ture Teachers Club; Girls League; d.e.c.a. Afro-Amer¬ ican Society. u 31 GWENDOLYN MARIE GREGORY Shorty” Girls’ Leader Corps, Girls’ Track Team, Secretary of Senior Class. HERMAN L. GWYNN Teeth” THERESA HARRIS Rese Cup” Business Club. JAMES T. HARRISON, III Student Council, Junior Homeroom Representative, Sophomore Class Vice- President, Booster Club, D.E.C.A., Parliamentarian, Boy’s Club, Freshman Foot¬ ball, Cross-country, Wres¬ tling ream. 32 DEBRA A. HERNDON Brown Sugar” World Affair Club, Choir. ESTHER L. HINES Homeroom Rep. GLADYS M. HOGAN Cheerleading Squad, Dance Club, Girls League, Gym¬ nastics, Homeroom Rep., Girls Basketball, Afro- American Society. SUZANNE HOLLIDAY Nurses Aid Program, Homeroom Rep., Choir. CAROL HOPKINS Shorty” Choir, C.M.E.A., Cheer¬ leading Squad, Student Council, Homeroom Rep, Dance Club. RODNEY LEE HOWARD Choir Pres., Weaver En¬ semble, C.M.E.A., Inter- High Choir, Choral Club of Hartford, Booster Club, Sr. Class Vice Pres., Jr. Class Secretary, Honor So¬ ciety Secretary, Student Council Treasurer, Future Teacher Club, Weaver- Aenta Committee, Home¬ room Rep., Portal Staff. ANGELA HUDSON DOLORES HUNT Honor Society, Modern Dance Club, Literary Club. Stipms 33 VINCENT H. HYLTON Jr. Sr. Class President , Booster Club President, Student Council, F.C.A., Freshman Basketball Team, J.V. Basketball Team Cap¬ tain, Varsity Basketball Team, Track Team, Cross- Country Captain, All-State Track, School Record in 440, All-C.D.C. Track. CECEILA JOHNSON EMMANUEL JACKSON Tubby” Football, Student Council. HELEN JOYCE JOHNSON Booster Club, Choir, Busi¬ ness Club. PAM JOHNSON THOMAS O. JOHNSON T.J.” Freshmen Baseball, J.V. Basketball, Varsity Basket¬ ball, Cross-Country. 34 PAM E. JONES Legs” Miss Weaver 2nd runner up, Student Council, Homeroom Rep., Business Club. ELENA YVONNE JORDAN Band, Orchestra, World Af¬ fairs, Business, Afro-Amer¬ ican Society. STANLEY KENDERICK Student Council, World Affairs Club. FLORENCE JOSEPH Katara, Business. DEBRA KING 35 GREGORY D. LEE Lee” D.E.C.A. President, Choir, Sophomore Homeroom Rep. LA VANDA LEGGET MONICA LEWIS Business Club, Sophomore Homeroom Rep. CLAUDETTE P. LOWE Homeroom Rep., Business Club, Girls Leader Corps. OZIE B. KING D.E.C.A. SHELIA KING LARRY KNOWLING :;TT ' V MAXINE LANGSTON 36 OWEN MAHORN JR. Pooch” Cross-Country, Varsity Bas¬ ketball Captain. cheryl McCullough Cha” Modern Dance, Booster Club, Kool Breeze Model. EVELYN MARSHALL Puddin” Girls Basketball, Tab le Tennis, Badminton. JERRY McKISSICK Student Council, Portal Staff, Baseball, Leader Corp. AUTUNE McLEAN 37 DEVONSHIRE ANTHONY MEIN Tony, TT” Afro-American Club, Busi¬ ness Club, Student Council, Class Rep., A.V. Squad, Portal Staff, Lookout, Bas¬ ketball. JAMES PHILIP MENARD Red” Honor Society, Freshmen Baseball, J. V. Baseball. DEBORAH MICHEALS PAULINE MIGHTY Paul” DOREEN MILLER Kay” SHEILA MILLS BEVERLY MARIE MOHOWN Girls League, Nurses Aid Program. MARILYN MOORE Girls Leader Corps. 3S ALICE M. MYERS Fossy” Business Club, Homeroom Rep., Student Council. PAMELA NEAL DARLENE NEWELL Red” Afro-American Club, Fu¬ ture Teachers Club, Home¬ room Rep., Choir, World Affair Club. DEZAREE PINES Student Council Secretary, Modern Dance Club, Girls Leader Corp, Work Study, Concert Choir, G.H.Y.C., Weaver High Ladies Cho¬ rus. 39 REYNOLD N. RAMSEY Rangogoolan” DOUGLAS RAY KIRK D. REDDICK Kirkie” SHARON A. REED Cool Breeze Modeling Club, Portal Staff, Modern Dance Club, Drill Team, Girls League, Girls Leader Corp, Student Council, Booster Club, Volleyball Team. ALESE ROBINSON Neice” Katara, Booster Club, Girls Basketball Captain, Volley¬ ball Team. GREGORY ROBINSON JAMES ROBINSON Sugar Robinson” Freshmen Varsity Base¬ ball Basketball Teams. PAUL ANTHONY ROSE Shotgun” Baseball, Cross-Country, Student Council, Sr. Home¬ room Rep. 40 SONIA RUSSEL Nurses Aid Program. DEBORAH RYAN DESMOND SALMON Duppy Dust” Varsity Soccer, Indoor Track. HORACE H. SALMON Prodigal Son” OLIVIA L. SCALES Olivia” Cheerleading Squad, Ballet Club, Girls Leader Corp. WILLIAM SCHLEY JR. MARCIA ANGELA SCOTT Miss Weaver 1st runner- up, Cheerleading Squad, Girls Leader Corp, Girls Gymnastics, Girls Basket¬ ball Team, Girls Volley¬ ball Team, Sr. Class Secre¬ tary, Modern Dance Club. ■k! 41 GLENN SHAKES Sweet Breeze” Swimming Team, DECA, Katara. SHARON SHEPARD Little Bit” Business Club, Homeroom Representative, Student Council, Nurse’s Aide, Ka¬ tara. SYLVIA SHANNON Nursing. PAMELA SHIPMAN DEBBIE SHEA KEITH SHEETS Freshman Basketball, JV Basketball, Cross-country. JANICE SIMS Nursing. RHONDA LEE SLATER Cawanda” Track Team, World Affairs Club, Band. 42 ELLEN SMITH Ellie” Katara, Exchange Program, Concert Choir, Women’s Ensemble, Student Council, Homeroom Representative, DECA. MELVIN SMITH Mel” Varsity Football (Captain), Indoor Track, Baseball, Boy’s Club, Letter Club. CAROLYN D. SPYKE Spykes” Nursing. NORMA J. STEWART Normie” RHONDA STRICKLAND DECA. I 43 BARBARA TAYLOR Business Club, Dance Club, Gymnastics Club, Girls’ League, Student Council, Junior Class Representa¬ tive. JUNIE THOMPSON I ELIZABETH TAYLOR Sheila” Girls’ League, Girls’ Lead¬ er Corps, Student Council, Gymnastics Club, Basket¬ ball, World Affairs Club. SARAH THOMPSON Girls’ League, World Af¬ fairs Club, Work Training, Work Study. EMMETT THOMAS, JR. Brother Bush” Football, Gymnastics, A.V.A. VALERIE THOMPSON World Affairs Club, Swim¬ ming Team. 44 NEREIDA VASQUEZ LORENZO VEGA Tebone” JENNIE WAKEFIELD AGNES WALKER YVONNE THORPE ROSE TOURINO Rosie” Dance Club. WALTER TULLIS Football, Track. DAVID TYSON Basketball, Letter Club. 45 LARRY WALTON Super Star Co-Captain Varsity Foot¬ ball, Track. ELLIOT WARE Cooly O” Senior Hr. Rep., Boys’ Club, Freshman Baseball, Student Council, Katara. ARNOLD Z. WASHINGTON Sweet Back Business Club, Katara, Art Club. DARLENE A. WASHINGTON Doll Katara, Booster Club, Stu¬ dent Council, Nursing, Aide, Lookout, Girls Lead¬ er Corp., Modern Dance Club, Hr. Rep., Portal, Business Club, Cool Breeze Modeling, Choir. DERICK R. WATERMAN Chucky Vice Pres. Concert Choir, Varsity Track Team. JANINA WATKINS Nini Student Council, Majorette, HR. Rep., Business Club. QUENDA WHITECLOUD Chicken D.E. Club, Vice Pres. 46 JEROME WILLIAMS Hunt Indoor Track. SANDRA E. WILLIAMS Sandy Modern Dance, Afro- American Club, Year Book Staff. ROSELYN LEE WILLIAMS-BEY Ra-Ra Vice Pres, of Jr. Class, Pres. Business Club, Student Council. HERMAN WILSON JAMES JOSEF WINAR GAYNETTE WOMACK World Affairs Club. 47 JOYLETTE WOMACK World Affairs Club. LARRY WOODBERRY ALVIN BAILEY Band, Indoor Track, Or¬ chestra, Portal, Literary Magazine. PATRICIA ANN CRAIG Prince” RALPH DUMAS II Big Shot” Gymnastics, Varsity Ten¬ nis, Varsity Cross Country, Indoor and Outdoor Track, Modern Dance, Audio Vis¬ ual, Lookout, Sports Edi¬ tor Yearbook Staff. RAY A. DUNLAP Tony” Golf Team, Band. JOSEPH L. FANT Joe” JEFF FRANK Dave” Pres. Honor Society, Vice Pres. World Affairs Club, Sports Editor Lookout, 3 yrs. Captain Tennis Team, 4 yrs. Varsity Letter. TRUMAN J. GEE Soul Brother” III A. V. Squad. MARCIA HYPOLITE Nurse’s Aide. LA CURTIS JONES La-La EDWARD JUDKINS ROGER KEARSE Rog Football. WILBUR LOWDERMILK Sonny LLOYD MATHIS KEITH PRICE Bag Cross Country, Basketball, F.C.A., Letter Club. FRANK A. SMITH Smitty Baseball, Track. WILMA SITTON Jean WILLIE STURGER DOROTHY TAYLOR Dotty Basketball, Library Club, Audio Visual Club, Dra¬ matic Club, Tutoring Club. ROBERT WALKER Road Runner Varsity Track, Cross Coun¬ try, Captain. HUGH WITTINGHAM Slime Varsity Soccer Captain. LARRY DONNELL WRIGHT Donnell Afro-American Society. 48 IN MEMORIAM ANI TRESS TERRY In memory of a departed classmate whose passing brought sorrow to all who were fortunate to know her during her years at Weaver High School. GORDON H. BROWN DENNIS JONES To our fellow students who would have graduated with the class of 1972. Beavers of 1971-1972 (FRONT ROW): Jerry Curry, Bill Coleman, Gralan Cobb, Mel Smith (co-captain). Larry Calton (co-captain), Stan Manson, Dexter Curry, Derrick Perry. (MIDDLE ROW): Tom Peay, Emmett Thomas, Willie Cobb, Larry Young Walt Tullis, Glen Tolbert Clint Thornton. (BACK ROW).: Morris Hardaway, Coach Sandy Roth, Bruce King, Harry Riley, Martin Stringer, Joe Pina, Leroy Barber, Larry Johnson, Vin King, Bill Anderson, Miguel Rivera, Cal Husky, Greg Anderson, Coach Phil Kearney. SCOREBOARD W eaver 36 West Haven 6 Weaver 20 East Hartford 6 Weaver 18 Norwich 10 Weaver 22 Hillhouse 14 Weaver 74 Fitch 0 Weaver 26 New London 14 Weaver 42 Bulkeley 8 Weaver 20 Enfield 8 Weaver 26 New Britain 6 Weaver 0 Hartford 14 Hartford 14 Weaver 0 51 Muddy, Muddy Saturday. .. Who’s got the ball? 52 Weaver Beavers are Super Bad Walt Tullis runs on . . . Coaches Sandy Roth and Phil Kearney look on anxiously. 54 -.t. r: trr:.r % i i t JtJL ' - ■IlfcMMli Llf f | !� !§I|| jn, PM.. ’ Larry Young watches after handing off to Walt Tullis. , L t a r- s rt fn rt j ( % k� Martin Stringer evades Hartford defenders. 55 ) Ready and awaiting the action, team members look on. Coach Murphy talks strategy with Emmett Thomas. t, 57 : m.A. u ' A (BACK ROW) Jean Ward, Lenore Nelson, Gladys Hogan, tain), Veronica May (co-captain). (MISSING) Regina Marcia Scott, Dawn Dumas, Alice Wilkes, Gloria Gilbert. Smith, Gwen Seals, Chris Darby. (FRONT ROW) Carolyn Hopkins, Elaine Dawes (cap- 58 SCOREBOARD Weaver 97 Norwalk 74 Weaver 80 Cross 89 Weaver 101 Enfield 70 Weaver 62 East Hartford 41 Weaver 104 Fitch 61 Weaver 102 New Britain 84 Weaver 82 New London 53 Weaver 64 Bulkeley 44 Weaver 79 Enfield . 51 Weaver 86 Norwich 57 Weaver 91 New Britain 80 Weaver 52 Bulkeley 50 Weaver 49 East Catholic 51 Weaver 68 H.P.H.S. 97 Weaver 92 Fitch 68 Weaver 73 Norwich 41 Weaver 115 East Hartford 50 60 61 62 63 Coach Lee Lenny Nelson winds up his fast ball. Larry Young concentrates on ball. 64 Beavers await turn at bat. (STANDING) 1-r, Coach Lee, Clifford Taylor, Maurice Hardaway, Ernest Googe, Sam Gill, Martin Stringer, Larry Robertson, Lloyd Cooper, Wayne Johnson, Melvin Smith, Young, Lenny Nelson. William Naylor (manager). (KNEELING) 1-r, Ralph 65 (BACK ROW) 1-r, K. Sheets, T. Davis, S. Perry, T. John- rison, C. Barrow, R. Walker, V. Hylton, D. Tyson, E. son, E. Spencer, W. Rivera, L. Coleman, F. Smith, S. Jones, Bowen, A. Diaz, C. Jones, A. War. P. Ciarciello. (FRONT ROW) 1-r, Coach Wilson, J. Har- TRACK TEAM Derek Waterman clears bar at 5 ' 10 . MB ' — mmmfflww ■rhI _.„. WA stWA WwmfMM Mm � MMM wm lggfS J ; P w«v PM MSmj ! Tommy Peay soars like a bird. Jeffrey Isabel hurls the shot put. — Martin Stringer turns on the speed. Co-Captain Robert Walker makes a strong finish. TRACK 67 Beaver hurls shot put in competition at Trinity. Craig Curry makes the long one. 68 David Bailey and Cliff Roberts—for Weaver! Daryl Spyke makes a strong start. owe . ir’Wf 3 , _ag !$%■ wjf $ w� � ft ij JP ' , ! WWP b ' mk ' ' -fe fj igj PjB ■ ' ■ ' ■jjjjr ' -- ' - ' i • ’’ ■ ' 1R � _ ® t NHBPTT ' P ri Jl§ iMaim iirv fl flaKf -- ' jjffi,. w -‘- : ; ‘ SOCCER -v.V? ' f ■ ' Winston Pennant displays ' Soccer Power Hugh Whittingham chases the ball downfield. Soccer team’s Huddle-up! 71 ' ' H5 • ' , 4 , iW HnNp ■ Vi Winston Gladstone gains the ball. Michael Anderson confronts the opponent. Winstcn Williston—on the move for Weaver. Wayne Edwards: Heads up! 72 OOJh Coach Stewart, Ralph Dumas, Jeff Frank, Evan Spencer, Michael Spencer, Charles McCullough. Jasper McBride, Anton Ward, Coach Ford, Lovett Wimberly, Gregory Wells. 73 WRESTLING TEAM (FRONT ROW): William Hill, Chico Rivera, Harold Cooper (Captain); Roy Wil¬ liams, Mike Hardaway. (ROW 2): Sylvester Alexander, Nate Dixon, Fred Anderson, Willie Walton, Allen May. (ROW 3): Larry Johnson, Gralan Cobb, Michael Ford, Dexter Curry, Coach Kearney. Members of the champion relay team. J.V. FOOTBALL (STANDING): Phil Kearny (coach); Clinton Thornton, Greg Anderson, Glenn Tolbert, Miquel Rivera, Sandy Roth (coach). (SECOND ROW): Calvin Husky,. Bill Anderson, Larry Johnson, Der¬ rick Perry, Leroy Barber. (FIRST ROW): Bill Coleman, Jerry Curry, Graland Cobb, Dexter Curry. 74 Ah Beep-Beep! A Beep-Beep, Ah Bang-Bang got to get my boomerang. Who Got it . what you gonna do weaver’s boogaloo. C—Stands for Can, and D—Stands for Do and the mighty, mighty heavers are going to sock — it—to YOU. INDOOR TRACK (FRONT ROW): Tommy Peay, Martin Stringer, James Westberry, William Fisher, Jack Reynolds. (SECOND ROW): Wilford Anderson, Larry Walton, Walter Tullis, Joe Pina, Carlton Jones. (THIRD ROW): Ronnie Jenkins, Clinton Thornton, Mel Smith, David Bailey. (FOURTH ROW): Lucius Mathis, Leroy Barber, Robert Walker, Julius Marshall. (FIFTH ' ROW): Mr. S. Ford (Coach); Jeff Isabel, David Coleman. Cheer on for Weaver! 75 GIRLS’ VOLLEYBALL Denise Hughes, Sharon Gordon, Gwen Woodard, Dorothy Dargan, Mary Crocker, Connie Daley, Evelyn Marshall, Robin Williams. U T oni! p or is it Terri? GIRLS’ BASKETBALL Denise Hughes, Nataleau Andrews, Regina Smith, Mary Crocker, Connie Daley, Evelyn Marshall, Robin Wil¬ liams, Dorothy Dargan. (MISSING): Alese Robinson, Rachel Hamlet, Roberta Eddy, Donna Mosley, Nadine Jefferson, Karen Powell, Karen Scott, Wanda Henry, Ruby Goines, Shirley Adams, Brenda Abrahams. 76 RIGHT ON BEA VERS! The 71-72” edition of the Beaver football squad was indeed Super Bad.” The season got underway with an easy win over West Haven and continued to pick up momentum until the final game of the season. The Green Machine” fell short of the coveted and intangible State title by losing the last game of the season. This was one of the best years ever for the Weaver football team. The final standings had Weaver in a tie for first place in the CDC, boasting a 9-1 record. The soccer team continued in the win¬ ning pattern it formed last year. They posted a 12-1 record on the way to be¬ coming champions of the CDC. With the help of some outstanding individ¬ uals a team was molded which was ex¬ ceptional. The soccer team, too, was stopped short of a State title by being eliminated in the first round of com¬ petition. The basketball team had another great season this year. Although only two starters returned from last year’s squad, a balanced scoring attack and the depth with which the team displayed is attributed to its success. Weaver went into post season tournament sporting a 16-4 record. We reached the quarter¬ final round of competition before losing a heart breaker to Hartford. The track team started in the same spirit, which saw them emerge as second place finishers in the state last year. Their goal this year is to become the Number 1 state team. If the individual efforts displayed are any indication of the team’s overall ability then they just may achieve their goal. AFRO-AMERICAN SOCIETY (ROW.l): James Ross, Maggie Watkins, Paulette McQuery, Sandra Williams, Tangie Barnes. (ROW 2): Miss M. Brookins (advisor); James Harrison, April Williams, Larry Wright, Carolyn James, Merry Black, David Milling. AUDIO VISUAL (ROW 1): Ralph Dumas, Emmett Thomas, Brenton Rose (captain); Connie Dailey, Greg Kearse (co-captain). (ROW 2): Willy Gaines, Kendall Sheets, Bruce Jefferson, Jasper McBride, Truman Gee, Charles Currie, Carl Astwood. ! 1 BOYS LEADER CORPS Wayne Smith, Bruce Jefferson, Ralph Dumas (co-captain); Emmett Thomas (co-cap¬ tain) ; Willy Cobbs, Anderson Hawkins. BUSINESS CLUB W H i ok 1 (FLOOR): Jackie Williams-Bey, Deborah Wilson, Aniss Durant, Pat Copeland, Jackie Palmer. (SEAT ED): Glen Shakes, Theresa Greene, Ra-Ra Williams- Bey (president); Beverly Bailey ( secretary); Alice Meyers (vice-president); Pamela Jones (treasurer); Beverly Stringer, Arnold Washington. ( S 1 ANDING, ROW 1): Theresa Jones, Theresa Harris, Mon¬ ica Lewis, Callie Henderson, Janina Watkins, Barbara Taylor, Diane Tullis, Ann Williams. (STANDING, ROW 2): Valerie Dahlman, Nerida Vasquez, Veronica Airey, Carol Hall. (STANDING, ROW 3): Helen Johnson, Claudette Lowe, David Edwards, Elliott Ware, Jeanette Bailey, Pamela Tyson, Janice Johnson, Annette Wiggins. DANCE CLUB (STANDING): Elaine Dawes, Renee Cirton, Gwen Newman, Sharon Reed, Yvonne Miller, Beverly McLin, Jean Ward, Barbara Taylor. (SEATED): Rhonda West, Karen Powell, Marcia Scott (president); Alice Henry (secretary); Irene Gouvia (vice-president); Darlene Washington. (FLOOR): Olivia Scales, Robin Williams, Annie Pen¬ nant, Lenore Nelson. T l,., r h a sm. j ; lwy fey Wi swag M ' DECA (STANDING): Jose Martinez, Ola Williams, Mattie Harper, Louise Eddison, William Gomes, Callie Henderson, Michelle Lewis, Rhonda Strickland, Barbara Gordon, Theresa Jones, Mi¬ chael Martin. (SEATED): Esther Hines, Sharon Gordon (treasurer); Quenda Whitecloud (vice-president); Gregory Lee (president); Ozie King (secretary); Nancy Quinonas. (FLOOR): Oscar Cross, Donnie Woodberry, Winston Mc- Ghent, Truman Gee, Neal Butler. 81 1 I DRILL TEAM (STANDING): Anna Lawrence, Pa¬ tricia Copeland, Stacey Shannon, Elaine Glass, Vivian Turner, Brenda Lawrence. (SEATED): Cheryl Shannon, Frankie Jones, Dorothy Dargins, Robin Wil¬ liams, Yvonne Miller, Beverly McLin. FUTURE TEACHERS CLUB (SEATED): Elliot Ware, Darlene Washington, Rodney Howard, Sharon Gordon. (STANDING): Alfred Bingham, Gwen Woodard, Nate Davis. GIRLS LEADER CORPS (STANDING): Iris Martinez, Olivia Scales, Sheila Taylor (SEATED): Bonita Grubbs, Rachel Hamlet (secretary); Alice (treasurer); Connie Daly, Darlene Washington, Nataleau An- Wilkes (vice-president), Sharon Gordon (president); Marcia drews, Gwen Newman, Mary Crocker, Gwen Gregory. Scott, Sharon Reed. CROSS COLINTRY (STANDING): Bruce Jefferson, Vincent Hylton, Jasper Me- (SEATED): Charles Barrow, Sam Booker, Errol Bowen, Paul Bride, William Rivera, Ralph Dumas, Michael Scotchman, Sam Rose, Louis Coleman, Larry Kennedy. Jones. LOOKOUT STAFF (FLOOR): Sam Jackson (Assistant Managing Editor); Larry Matthews (Cartoon Editor); Robert L.Mathis (Editor-in-Chief); David Hales (Managing Editor); Sylvester But¬ ler (Photographer). (SEATED): Joyce Brown (News Editor); Maggie Watkins, Gwen Woodard, Althea Barnette, Gwen Newman (Feature Editor); Sonya French (STANDING, FIRST ROW); Howard Garrell, Darlene Washing :on, Tangie Barnes, Harriet Wil¬ son, Donna Johnson, Joanne Bu thanan, Pamela Dukes, Gwen Wat¬ son, Pam Mitchell. (STANDING, SECOND ROW): Howard Brown, Lonnie Feemster, Henry Harris, Barbara Lovett, Debra Johnson, Bruce Jefferson, Lovett Spence. mu; Honor Society (SITTING): Paul Ciarci- ello (vice-president); Jeff Frank (president); Rodney Howard (secretary). (STANDING): Errol Bowen (treasurer), James Menard, Dolores Hunt, Billy Glave. OCCUPATIONAL NURSING Gwen Fisher, Sylvia Shannon, Pam Johnson, Darlene Washing¬ ton, Beverly Mahown, Janice Sims, Beverly Williams, Karla Jacobs, Sharon Shepard, Carla Davis, Diane Dukes, Sonia Rus¬ sell, Mrs. Page (instructor). (MISSING): Pamela Neal, Maxine Langston, Marsha Hypolite, Suzanne Holliday, Marlene Davis. Errol Bowen (president); Dezaree Pines (secre¬ tary); Rodney Howard (treasurer); Lamont F oster j (vice-president). STUDENT COUNCIL The Student Council forms the nucleus of Weaver High School. Their main purpose is to stamp out apathy among the student body and to generate school spirit. The Stu¬ dent Council, which is the major student or¬ ganization of the school, makes decisions concerning government and social activities that affect the entire student body. This year the student council established a scholarship in memory of Anitress Terry, one of Weav¬ er’s outstanding students, who had a fatal accident during the year. The Council also raised money for an annual Student Council scholarship, which will be awarded to a grad¬ uating senior who possesses outstanding scholarship, citizenship and leadership quali¬ ties. The Council organized a number of ex¬ change programs with area schools. The pur¬ pose of these programs was to further the understanding among students about the different schools. The Council also provides the opportunity for students to develop lead¬ ership qualities by giving valuable experi¬ ence through membership in the Student Council. SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS The Senior Class this year has done many good things. For the first time in the history of the Hartford Public School system, we, at Weaver, held a Miss Weaver Pageant.” To raise funds for our treasury we planned several ben¬ efit basketball games, bake sales, car washes, fashion shows and a dance. With this money we organized a Year¬ book and Cap and Gown Day, a Senior Reception, and a Rag Day. These events were sure evidence of the cooperation between a large majority of our class members. Special thanks is extended from the Senior Class officers to all to all those who have contributed their time and help in making our class functions a success. ' ROW 1): Vincent Hylton, Sharon E. Gor¬ don, Rodney Howard. (ROW 2): Marcia Scott, Paul Ciarciello, Gwen Gregory. WORLD AFFAIRS (FLOOR): Queen Crawford, Vincent Hylton, Henry Hooks. (ROW 1): Jeff Frank, Errol Bowens, Tina Temison, Emma Dillard. (ROW 2): Patricia Gill, Joanne Gill, Janie Forde, Delores Edwards, Darlene Newell, Carolyn Hopkins, Rhonda Slater, Stanley Kendricks, Aniss Durrant, Larry Kennedy. MAJORETTES (I-r): Charlene Nance, Gail Jones. FAN CLUB And so sits the Weaver Fan Club! ALFRED BINGHAM, Editor-in-Chief PORTAL As Faculty Advisor and Faculty Business Man¬ ager to the PORTAL, Miss Fugere and Mr. Kar- rer would like to extend their most appreciative thanks to the members of the Senior Class who have given their time, energy and money in order to make this year’s Yearbook a success. (FLOOR): Charles Barrow (Assistant to the Editor); Nate Davis. (SEATED): Gwen Newman, Veronica Airey, Sandra Williams, Sharon Reed, Alfred Bingham, Rodney Howard. (MISSING): Geraldine McLune, Gwen Gregory, Elaine Dawes, Alvin Bailey, Connie Daley. Miss Fugere, this is a pre-wedding gift from the Class of 1972, and especially from the chief executives of the POR¬ TAL, for your most devoted hours, to us, during your young and free” life. We hope you will look back on these days with a smile and feel very proud having worked with us in our teenage days—days of struggle for identity. Best Wishes and a World of Happiness MISS CHRISTINE FUGERE Faculty Advisor MR. JOHN KARRER (Before) Faculty Business Manager Very special thanks to you, Mr. Karrer, from the entire Class of 1972, for the time you have spent taking care of the business portion of our Year¬ book. Although you have worked with many Yearbook staffs, we hope that you have enjoyed working with us, as we cer¬ tainly have enjoyed working and being with you. Thank you so much for your time and help. MR. JOHN KARRER (Now) Af SS WEAVER”—ELAINE DAWES TURKEY DAY ROYALTY—Quenda Whitecloud, Charles Barrow, Pam Jones, Alfred Bingham, Marcia Scott, Errol Bowen, Elaine Dawes. junior Prom 1971 +6 Succfc i t iv� i£s CWltS Jaffe w u.W ' ' A«� W||| cl w 6t 3x,$$ta ftwflklc V j � l vtfontO- lA rC ' j .dC5-CjV« N y4n ' ft o y PI Ci I AmV ' Daftkftf p «bt SoAijticotti RrtVkO-lt ' ' (p tkAy 5 H } n School Sp ' t n oac ' ■ ' OwCiO Wrtkortt Sck « j $es« W - ? ' ‘ffliS’e WS 44 ' Service ' ’ rr o$t ft£AS v p6r $0A«4i fcw lt. ' % QutnA VjJk ecW y m ? 5 i P asinj PC 4©r� CMl mt % t $$rul lC to d£ rr 06i ' ClorfS Hu st This is a special dedication to the person who we feel has influenced us a great deal along our road to success and maturity. Mr. Lee, this is to say we have found something very beau¬ tiful in you—your willingness to understand and accept us as young adolescents. 98 Mr. Wilbur Smith speaks at Dr. King’s assembly Mr. Collins chats with Mr. LaRosa Hmm? What’s this—an extra piece? (1-r): Bren- ton Rose, Anthony Lewis, Larry Walton. 99 ' f l? f ■ Jean Ward modeling—right on! What’s all the excitement?? Armed Services interview: Uncle Sam is looking for YOU! ; ’.V j ' f ' V ■ MARILYN HITE RONALD DAVIS ESTHER HINES STANLEY KENDRICKS I V A very VIP meeting with Mayor Athenson and Mr. Collin Bennett. What’s that you say, Mr. Steele? Mr. Ted Knurek Caught ya, Cordell! 103 aw THINK Vj ant seem to iorget yon iHeroes situation lontinueci to Southeast Asia teriorate ■% 108 109 And Leave As . Young Adults 113 P4oi s+£e CONGRATULATIONS to the SUPER BAD CLASS OF 1972 THE FACULTY AND STAFF PATRONS Mr. Mrs. James Turner Mrs. Thelma Williams Miss Elizabeth Wright Mrs. Ola Mae Wallace Mrs. Martha Leggett Mrs. Ethel Mae Williams Mrs. Louvenia Stevenson Mrs. Ruby Cousin Miss Christine Smith Mr. Nick Karagiannis Mr. Vernon L. Baisden Mr. Edward E. Rigoulot Mrs. Janet Woods Mr. Edwin S. Amaral Mr. Mrs. Rupert Robinson Miss Janice Forde Mr. J. Nate Davis Mr. George P. Thomas Mr. John F. Shea Mr. Norman Labbe Mr. Hugh Mighty Mr. Carl Clancy Mr. James P. Menard Mrs. I. N. Trapp Sister Cora Hill Mrs. Josephine Johnson Mrs. Blanche Sanford Mr. Alfred Howard Miss Ramona Willis Miss Kathleen Howard ONt HVNRR€D THIRTY ANN }TR«T; HARTFORD. “J— TT I V 0AY5 JI J. L. ARMSTRONG SONS FLOOR COVERING CENTER, INC. 522-8246—Phone—522-8247 Formica, Rugs, Carpet, Linoleums, Window Shades, Paint, Wallpaper, Venetian Blinds All Types of Floor Wall Tiles 1235 ALBANY AVENUE HARTFORD, CONN. BEST OF LUCK IN THE FUTURE to the CLASS OF 1972 I. H. DAWES CONSTRUCTION CO. Concrete Carpentry Contractor COUNT ' S MARKET 1980 MAIN STREET HARTFORD, CONNECTICUT Prices were born at Count ' s Market and raised in the Supermarket! Foundations • Floors • Sidewalks • Repairs Etc. Call Evenings on Weekdays 352 EDGEWOOD ST. Saturdays All Day HARTFORD, CONN. Phone 247-7233 EXCLUSIVE IN WEST HARTFORD SHOREHAM WEST Motor Lodge 900 FARMINGTON AVENUE WEST HARTFORD, CONNECTICUT Telephone (203) 236-3221 STEREO TAPE CITY 1115 ALBANY AVE. HARTFORD, CONN. Stereo 8 Track Tape Players—Full Line of 8 Track Tape Cartridges—Lear Jet Craig—Automatic Radio—Stereo Home Units Custom Tapes Made While You Wait We Install and Service What We Sell 522-6823 W. HARRELSON J. GREEN DISCOUNT Best Wishes to the CLASS OF 72 from LaVogue ' s Salon of Beauty for the elegant lady Specializing in Perms, Afros, Facials, Wigs. CROSSROADS DAIRY SHOPPE Milk, Fruits Groceries Tropical Foods PEARL ANDRADE, Prop. 1160 ALBANY AVE. HARTFORD, CONN. No appointment necessary Corner of Woodland St. 2087 MAIN STREET, HARTFORD, CONNECTICUT 247-3172 119 HAYES QUALITY CLEANERS 3155 NORTH MAIN STREET BEST OF LUCK IN THE FUTURE HARTFORD, CONNECTICUT to the Quality and Service is Our Motto CLASS OF 1972 SLESS PHARMACY CONGRATULATIONS 461 BLUE HILLS AVENUE BILL SAVITT HARTFORD, CONNECTICUT gives P.O.M.G. service not lip service Best Wishes and Congratulations to the Class of 1972 CITY AND SUPPLY PAPER CO. Congratulations to all the graduates! 3080 MAIN STREET Best Wishes and God ' s Blessing for HARTFORD, CONNECTICUT a rich and Progressive Future HOPWELL BAPTIST CHURCH Success and Best Wishes in the (The Church of what ' s happening now!) future to the 265 ENFIELD STREET CLASS OF 1972 HARTFORD, CONNECTICUT ART CLOTHES SHOP Rev. William J. McKissick, Minister 1009 MAIN STREET HARTFORD, CONNECTICUT 06103 120 Mr. Mrs. A. D. Rozins Miss Joyce Evans Mr. Bertra Tai Mrs. Susan Bottomley Miss Hattie Broadnax Mr. Mrs. Les Horvath Mr. Paul Barry Miss Bernice Smith Miss Gloria Jean Berry Mr. John B. Eldridge Mr. Joseph Martinell Mr. Gilbert Stuart Mr. William Goldstein Mrs. Ann Garber Mr. Joseph Fleming Mr. David Lawrence Miss Viola Foster Rev. Mrs. A. Roger Williams Miss Teresa G. Maloy Miss Artenso H. Hall Mrs. Diane E. Cooper Miss Kathleen Gallagher Mrs. Narval K. Davis Mr. John J. Fullana Mrs. Gladys C. Piola Miss Sonya French Mrs. Irma Powell Miss Phyllis CufFee Mrs. Ivanhoe Johnson Mrs. Janet Irving Mr. Edward Rosen Mrs. Elizabeth Noel ky (1-r) Darlene, Newell, Dereck Waterman, Charles Barrow, Darlene Washington, Rodney Howard, Helen Johnson, Dezeree Pines, Gregory Lee, Marcia Scott, Susan Holliday. (SITTING) Carol Hopkins, Cheryl Adams. Director: Mrs. Elizabeth Martin. Congratulations To The CLASS OF 1972 from THE WEAVER CHOIR Radio Station WKND HARTFORD’S NUMBER ONE SOUL STATION KEN DAWSON Vice President and General Manager BEST WISHES FROM P. 0. BOX 1480 WINDSOR. CONNECTICUT 06095 1203) 688-6221 PATRONS Miss Randilynn Willis Brother Bush Miss Deborah Brown Mrs. Stewart Mr. Roland A. Bell Mr. George Ellis Heath Mr. Willie Harrelson Mr. Leonard Sampson Mr. Tony Brown Mr. Ronald A. Hamm Mr. Larry W. Davis Mrs. G. J. Lee Edna E. Lewis Eva Brown Mr. Henry Squires Mr. Tony Smith Mr. Mrs. Willie Smith Mr. Mrs. Eugene Knight Mr. Vernon Johnson Mr. Boyd Hinds Mr. Thomas Schipon Mr. David Green Mr. Peter Desy Mr. Nick Larosa Donna Gregory Phyllis McKissock Miss Theresa O ' Rourke Manny Mrs. L. Crawford Miss Pamela Ryan Mrs. Edith Cedar Lizzie Smith John Stacula Mr. Robert Gaffney Mr. Ernie Lapointe Mrs. Robert Arvai Thomas Pitney Miss Patrice McCrary Mrs. Elizabeth McCashland Mr. Raymond P. Howell Sarah E. Naboicheck 125 i I CONGRATULATIONS . . . and the best of luck! We at Loring are proud of the part we have had in helping to make your classbook a permanent rem inder of your school years, recording with photographs one of the happiest and most exciting times of your life! We hope that, just as you have chosen us as your class photographer, you will continueto think of Loring Studios when you want photographs to help you remember other momentous days to come! When you choose Loring portraits, you are sure of the finest craftsmanship at the most moderate prices! Better see Travelers.First! HARTFORD ' S MOST ULTRA-MODERN BARBER SHOP Air Conditioned - TV - AM FM Radio EDDIE ' S BARBER SHOP Eddie McDonald, Prop. Edward Woodson—Calvin Pittman 1384 ALBANY AVE. Shop Tel. 522-1336 12 ' HARTFORD, CONN. Res. Tel. 247-2180 CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 1972 Congratulations to the CLASS OF 1972 Compliments of GROSS PAPER CORPORATION BLUE HILLS AVE. GREENHOUSE Recyclers of Waste Paper Stock 615 BLUE HILLS AVE. 150 LOCUST STREET HARTFORD, CONNECTICUT HARTFORD, CONN. Phone: 249-0686 Bob Gross, Class of 1938 THE UNITED STATES NAVY Congratulates the Class of 1972 EDUCATION COMES FIRST You as a young American now have an unequalled opportunity to improve your education in any one of numerous occupational fields by attending a Navy service school. The Navy stresses education. Not only does it believe that a person ' s education should not stop after high school, but it knows that a good education makes you more valuable to your country, to your Navy, and to yourself. THE BATTLES PATENT MEDICINE CLEVELAND PACKAGE STORE INC. Luncheonette and Variety Store FINE FOOD C2S) 1972 Main Street V Quick wCTj Service uw The Home of Soul Food — Mom Hall Sweet Pot Pie Phone 247-8305 GEORGE W. TERRY, Permittee CHOICE LIQUORS , WINES and BEER Phones HARTFORD, CONN. 247-8269-525-9622 06112 3013 MAIN STREET MR. MRS. ADAM B. BATTLES Proprietors Cor. Cleveland Ave. Hartford, Conn. 06120 Best Wishes from NEW MORNING BOOKSTORE THE PANT WHEEL 110 HIGH STREET 527-9868 17 ASYLUM STREET Revolutionary Literature DOWNTOWN, HARTFORD Underground Newspapers Black Liberation INSTANT AUTO WASH Telephone 203 701 ALBANY AVENUE 525-4992 527-0294 HARTFORD, CONN. 3233 MAIN STREET THE HARTFORD STAR A CLEAN CAR RIDES BETTER HENRY MORRIS Publisher-Editor 247-0243 HARTFORD, CONN. 06120 INA MORRIS P. O. Box 606 Women ' s Editor HARTFORD, CONN. 06101 Phone 247-7908 Tel. 522-6426 JOSIE ' S BEAUTY STUDIO EBONY CLEANERS Where Particular Women Congregate One Day Service Facials - Manicuring - Eye Brow Arching Permanents, Etc. 439 ALBANY AVE. No Appointment Necessary One Day Wig Service JOHN MANSELLE, JR. HARTFORD, CONN. JOSEPHINE C. BROOKS 1468 ALBANY AVE. Prop. HARTFORD, CONN. 06112 129 HARTFORD, CONN. ° HARTFORD NATIONAL BANK AND TRUST Congratulations to the Graduating Class of ' 72 Hartford National Bank and Trust Company, Connecticut ' s first bank, was founded in 1792. Weaver High School was established in 1924. Since that time, Hartford National has employed graduates in all phases of its bank¬ ing operations. Hartford National—where money goes to work for people—and where people make the difference in providing the best in banking service. Leggetts PLAZA AUTO SEAT COVER CENTER, known as SORTY ' S PLACE, is located at 3347 Main Street. Phone: 247- 2505. We specialize in convertible tops, floor mats, door panels, and anything else you might need. Sorty has it, so come on down. 132 PLEASE DIAL 247-2468 LEARN TO DRIVE THE EASY WAY LEARN TO DRIVE THE SAFE WAY Go To The Before You Leave Your Home Call 525-1115 - 525-11 16 TEDDY ' S PIZZA HOUSE, INC. JEFFERSON DRIVING SCHOOL Specializing in Open 8 A.M. to 9 P.M. PIZZA, GRINDERS, BAR-B-Q CHICKEN Call for Appointment AND SPARERIBS Robert D. Reynolds, Jr. Instructor, Manager 369 ALBANY AVENUE Personnel Manager HARTFORD, CONNECTICUT We Deliver 559 ALBANY AVENUE HARTFORD, CONN. DON ' T COOK TONIGHT-CALL 525-6671 Congratulations to the CLASS OF 1972 fCHICKEN DELIGHT CHRISTIAN BROTHERS MOTORS 15 TOWER AVENUE ' � 0T T — Vt •? HARTFORD, CONN. 1116 ALBANY AVE. (Cor. of WOODLAND ST.) HARTFORD, CONN. BOOKER T. HOOTER BALTIMORE DRUG STORE INC. NADEAU ' S SUNOCO EDW. HONIBERG-Reg. Pharms.-ROBT. ALTHEN 3445 MAIN STREET 1480 ALBANY AVE. HARTFORD, CONN. HARTFORD, CONNECTICUT Phone 246-2536 ATWOOD LIQUOR STORE PLASTIC DISTRIBUTORS, INC. FINE LIQUORS, BEER, WINE Catering to Parties Banquets 850 WINDSOR STREET HARTFORD, CONN. 06120 We Cash All Payroll Checks Ample Parking Space Free Delivery WILLIAM GRANT Prop. 3397 MAIN ST. Phone 247-7460 HARTFORD, CONN. Epilogue REFLECTIONS IN GREEN AND WHITE As the Class of 72 leaves Weaver possibly for the last time, we hope you will remember all the things which you gained here. Sometimes there was turmoil and confusion, but we, the PORTAL staff, hope that when you look at this Yearbook it will cause you to reflect, not on the bad times, but upon the good times you had, a friend you made, a teacher who helped, and, maybe, even something you learned here at Weaver. To those Seniors who were members of the executive board and the entire Senior Class, I extend my heartiest thanks and best wishes. After being Advisor to your class the past three years, I witness your graduation with mixed emotions. Friendships be¬ tween you and myself make it a sad time. How else can a person feel when separation comes for him and those with whom he has shared many happy moments? I will never forget the bake sales, basketball games, fashion shows, proms and outings. These mem¬ ories will always give an air of happiness to my life. Yet I am most happy and proud of your culminating accomplishment at Weaver—graduation. It is my hope that your years at Weaver—the hard work and the fun—will serve as a stepping stone to greater things for each and every one of you. Thanks for the memories. Senior Class Advisor A UTOGRAPHS ITU— . . IIIII UM II mini III III