Weaver High School - Portal Yearbook (Hartford, CT)

Text from Pages 1 - 152 of the 1982 volume:

J In Memory of George P. Thomas Mr. Thomas was administrator for the Class of 1982. He will always be remembered for his dedication and commitment to the Weaver Community and the students. His leadership, guidance, and encouragement has been, and will always be, a positive influence in our growth as human beings. Although his presence will be greatly missed, his memory lives on in us as we also strive to achieve ex¬ cellence. 9 IK i L I IN Ht j§ wmmmw. jgSU, f I iBN MM . • . pi ■ ‘Wm. We also wish to remember the following people who worked at Weaver and passed away during our senior year: Lillian Jarvis, Gloria Garilli, H. Allen Peterson, Rosalind Cook. ft 1 . , L.:. PO RTAL 1982 Published by the yearbook staff of THOMAS SNELL WEAVER HIGH HARTFORD, CONNECTICUT PUBLICATION DESIGN WORKSHOP STAFF EDITOR CHIEF- Charita L. Weaver PHOTO EDITOR- Andrew Walker COPY EDITOR- Bettie R. Reynolds SENIOR SECTION - Travata Jones Keith Lowe FACULTY SECTION- Patrica Jones SPORTS- Nina Hamilton Jeffery Lewis INTRODUCTION- Marilyn B. Ager LAYOUT- Deirdre Hall Ezekiel Alexander ADVERTISING- Travata Jones EVENING YEARBOOK STAFF DARCEL WALKER, SHERRY JOHNSON, KERRY JOHNSON, ALICIA COOK, CHARON THOMPSON, DAWN ALLEN, SCOTT FEDRICKS, DERRICK WEIR, VINCENT WALKER, BETTIE R. REYNOLDS, DEIRDRE M. HALL, LORI RUTH, GWEN WALKER, DONNA GEE, MORRIS HUDSON, JACKIE HUNTER, SHIRLEY COVINGTON, TRAVATA M. JONES, RITA KITCHENS, PAT PINKNEY, MICHELE SCOTT, ANTHONY ADAMS, MARILYN AGER, WAYNETTE BAILEY, COURTNEY NEWMAN, KENNY NOBLE, MARTA MELENDEZ, MARITZA DELEONE, JILLIAN SAMMUELS, GLYNIS ROBERTS, MARY HILLIMAN, JUDY JOHNSON, OPAL FLASH, CHARITA L. WEAVER, PATRICA JONES, CLIFFORD BATSON. THE CLASS OF 82 It was 8:00 A.M. Wednesday October 9 , 1981. the Ph ogra U phef SEN ' i° 2 R I Cheese ' ' ! 2 3 serio “ s 8 rou P shot! Patiently we awaited for came a crash of thunder. Suddenly out of the clear hl.,P clT ' AS A We be ? 3n t0 return t0 C,asses there “ N °«- “ «— -sSZXTiZP SUPER BEAVER “Well, I guess you ' re wondering who I am. I ' m “SuperBeaver not Superman . I ' m strong and mighty as you can tell; and through the day I ' m Howard Corcell. I come through the door, I find that there ' s no place to change so I use the “School Store . I break through the door and who do I see. Someone who looks quite familiar to me. This strange thing lets out a howl. So I know for sure its the evil Owl. The Owl says “Super-Beaver ; I understand you ' re the greatest hero throughout the land. But there ' s something you must know; I ' m here to tell you you ' ve got to go. “Super Beaver says, this can ' t be, cause I ' m “SuperBeaver the cool, cool, M.C. School was over so I dropped the sound that me and the Owl were going to throw down. We quarrelled and wrestled for half of the day. Then the Owl had nothing more to say. So I have won without a doubt. Now to the world I can shout. I won our dignity and our pride, now WEAVER HIGH has nothing to hide. I fought the fight with all my might to make things right. For the “SUPERSENIORS delight. 4 THE AMERICAN NATIONAL RED CROSS + This certifies that MLLLI BIRCH BEAVER JR. _ is qualified as a beginner in swimming having passed the required tests at THOMAS S . WEAVER HIGH___ J me T 1982 Date Course Completed w tUOMM «W On September 1, 1981 a violent explosion destroyed the Acornian dam and caused flooding on the planet Treea- te ' um. His anxious parents placed Baby Beaver in a gi¬ ant acorn and sent him earth¬ ward. The arcorn landed in front of Weaver High School and was discovered by Billy Birch Beaver and Bertha B. Beaver who had wandered up from their home behind the football field. They flapped their tails in the happiness of aquaintance and immediately adopted the baby to raise as their own kit. Billy B. Beaver Jr. (former¬ ly Baby Beaver ) didn ' t have the natural instincts like most other beavers. He had to receive swimming in¬ struction. Since he had lost his front teeth in a landing accident, he had to resort to a saw to get food. With much patience and practice Billy mastered these skills and more (like flying) and be¬ came the best lumberjack north of the river. SUPER- REPRESENTATIVES We are the Super-Representatives, for the 1982 Super Beavers. We stand Tall and Mighty, day by day .... to represent our SUPER CLASS in every way. We ' ve made it through t he thick and thin.cause .8 + 2 ' = ' a perfect 10 ' . SUPER SENIOR Able to do all homework, housework, and rapping in 2 hours. Able to sell $500 worth of magazines in a day. Able to cut class without being caught. Able to wear a super shirt. Able to con house principal out of detention. Able to cross the gradulution stage. ANTHONY ADAMS Foot Scorpio goal: Computer Engineer Comm on sense makes life a whole lot better. ALLEN T. ADGERS Dr. Toke Capricorn best friend, Ann Waller By June, ' 82 ' Weaver will throw my records in the trash can of their memories. Janet Abrahams Anthony Adams Allen Adgers MARILYN AGER Bay - Bay Gemini best friend, Michael Sheppard Goal: Fashion Designer Computer Analyst Love thy Cutlass. EZEKIEL ALEXANDER Zeke-Zeke, So Unique Capricorn best friend, Deirdre Hall goal: Computer Analyst Learn to control your mind, then aim for success. HERMAN ALEXANDER Special K Capricorn best friend, Wo-man goal: Aviation Mechanic He who carries the stench is bound to have fewer acquaintances. DAWN PATRICIA ALLEN Little Bit Gemini best friend - Whatever you do, do it to the best of your ability. SONIA ALLEN Snoopy Virgo best friend, Brian Walton goal: Computer Programmer Whatever you put into life is what you get out of it. ANTHONY ALLISON Double A Aquarius best friend, Muff J. goal: Business Administration Pro. Basketball Marilyn Ager Ezekiel Alexander Herman Alexander Dawn Allen Sonia Allen Anthony Allison COURTNEY ALSTON Boop Virgo best friend, God goal: Advanced Nuclear Weapons Design Rebuild the world with peace, joy, and freedom. FITZGERALD ANDERSON The Great Body best friend, Leslie goal: Law Keep trying and never stop. MICHAEL ANDERSON Me Gel Gemini best friend, My Girl goal: Social Worker If I have one big mistake in life to make, I hope that I have already made it. Courtney Alston Fitzgerald Anderson Michael Anderson JANET ABRAHAMS Candy Aries best friend, Milton Glymph To live, learn and be happy is the most important thing in life. SHIRL LYNN ASH “Sugar Pisces best friend, Gloria Ash, my mother Be successful in whatever you do. ALICIA BANKS Michie Scorpio best friend Tracey Anderson goal: Police Officer Life is a oneway trip, there ' s no coming back, so enjoy to your fullest dream. WAYNETTE LYNN BAILEY Superfreak Taurus You must always be true to your word, for your word is truly the name of yourself. KEVIN BAPTISTE Cancer He who doesn ' t listen will not learn. CLIFFORD BATSON Woo-Woo Virgo best friend Eric West goal: Lawyer When you come to the end of your rope, tie a knot and hang on. LARRY VINCENT BETTS JR. Mr. Professor Sagittarius best friend. Blossom Stewart More money comes to you each year. TWILA D. BLOUNT Twilight Aquarius best friend, Wanda Jurado goal: Designer Singer You reap what you sow. DEXTER B. BOOKER Iceberg Slim Taurus best friend, Greg Davis Darryl Thames goal: Business JAVE McDonald BOYCE Rhine Stone best friend, Michelle Robinson goal: Business Who don ' t share, don ' t care. LERA BRADFORD Lera Bera Capricorn best friend, Andre goal: Insurance Claims Adjuster Common sense is the knack of seeing things as they are and doing things as they ought to be done. TERRY BRANCH Mr. T. Cancer goal: Airforce CARLA WAYNETTE BRAY Sun-Shine Leo best friend, Skikee goal: Computer Programmer In order to achieve something, you have to be successful Kevin Baptiste Twila Blount Clifford Batson Waynette Bailey Shirl Lynn Ash Lera Bradford Alicia Banks Dexter Booker Terry Branch Larry Betts Jave Boyce Carla Bray CHRISTOPHER BROOKS Work Places CARL BROOME Pook-Ellis Aquarius best friend, Myself Goal: Business Manager Life is what you make of it. Dwight Broadnax Christopher Brooks Carl Broome DAVID BROWN KEVIN A. BROWN Brown Baby Pisces best friend, Carl Broome goal: Computer Programming Finish school, that ' s the way and when you get out you ' ll be O.K. RHODA BROWN Bunny Capricorn best friend. Mother goal: Artist Secretary That I ' ll try to reach my goal the best way. David Brown Kevin Brown VERA BROWN Dark Lovely Cancer goal: Music Modeling Fashion Design In this world, it is not what we take up, but what we give up, that makes us rich. SANDRA BUCKNOR Miss B Aries goal: Communications The only way to succeed in success is if you strive for it your hardest. JACQUELINE BUSH Jack-Jack Libra Goal: Secretary Life is so easy to live if you are living it right. Rhoda Brown Vera Brown Sandra Bucknor Jacqueline Bush TERRY CALLAHAN Lynn Leo best friend, Dee Trader goal: Interior Designer In whatever career you choose, be the best at it. DAWNA D. CAMPBELL Donut Sagittarius best friend, Eustacia Cole Goal: Secretary Treat others as you would have them treat you. PAULINE CAMPBELL Chichi Bestfriend, Elaine Kendall Goal: Computer Programmer Terry Callahan Dawna Campbell Pauline Campbell DWIGHT BROADNAX Work Places VANESSIE E. CASEY Nessa Pisces best friend, Lorri Ruth Goal: Teacher “Co-operation is not a sentiment it is an economic necessity. TERRANCE CHAPMAN “Mannie Pisces Best friend, Clarence Calbert goal: Art Those who can command themselves, command others. DEXTER CHAPPELL T-Spoon Libra Best Friend - Myself goal: D.R. Life is what you make of it. Vanessie Casey Terrance Chapman Dexter Chappell ROBERT CHILDS Peanut Scorpio best friend, Jesus Christ goal: Business Whatever you do, just remember you ' re 1. LENFORD B. CLARKE JR. Tony Scorpio best friend. Dahlia Samuels goal: Computer Science Little knowledge creates a big Fool. WANDA ELISE COARTS Bunny Aries best friend, My Mother goal: Model Fashion Designer CANDICE COHENS Candy Gemini best friend. Dawn Walters Goal: Computer Operator Strive hard and you will get what you want. EUSTAC1A G. COLE Staci Aries best friend, Dawna Campbell goal: Bookkeeping Always be yourself. ANTOINETTE COLLINS Toni Sagittarius best friend, Nina R. Betty W. goal: Medical Technician Saber es Poder. ALICIA COOK NADINE COOKE Dene Libra best friend, Agnes McGee goal: Computer Programmer The greatest reward for doing is the opportunity to do more. MARIA CORIANO Libra best friend, Marta goal: Nurse Do the best you can in whatever you try. Robert Childs Lenford Clarke Wanda Coarts Candice Cohens Eustacia Cole Antoinette Collins Alicia Cook Nadine Cooke Marie Coriano SHIRLEY D. COVINGTON Crazze Aquarius best friend, Darryl Thames goal: Pharmacist If you believe it, you will achieve it. CHRISTINE CRAIBB Muffet Scorpio best friend, Ionio goal: Nurse A friend in need is a friend indeed. ANTHONY LOVELL CRANFORD Tone-Tone Leo best friend, Terrance Gomes goal: Track Star Give to others as others give to you. Shirley Covington Christine Craibb Anthony Cranford ROGER CUMMINGS Speedy Libra best friend, Mark goal: Socialogist Be yourself and don ' t try to impress anyone. (Its not worth it) JERRY MADELEINE CYPRIEN Jennifer Leo best friend, Ruth Lilburn Live and let live. JACQUELINE ANGELLA DaCOSTA Jackie D. Taurus best friend, Densil Neufville Mark Blake goal: Medicine, Physician We have to build bridges, not for the magnificence of their beauty, but because wp havp tn r rncs. Roger Cummings Jerry Cyprien Jacqueline DaCasta LYNETTE DANIEL Lynn Sagittarius best friend, Roma, Lelia goal: Business Don ' t stop until you ' ve reached your goal (the top) AUBREY DEAN DAVIS Wavey Virgo best friend, Dean Davis goal: live Accountant You should strive to be what you really want to be. RAYMOND DAVIS Lynette Daniel Aubrey Davis Raymond Davis SHIRLEEN DAWES Molleta Sagittarius best friend, Marilyn Garcia goal: Computer Programmer To be what you want, you have to strive for it. MARITZA DeLEON Short Cake Libra best friend, Jean Lugo goal: Secretary Reach for your goals. MINNIE PEARL DeLOACH Pearl Capricorn best friend, Carolyn Chandler goal: Teacher Secretary Do the best you can in whatever you try to do and you will always be a success. Shirleen Dawes Maritza DeLeon Minnie DeLoach SONIA DIAZ Short Stuff Sagittarius best friend, Gladys Rodriquez goal: Computer Programmer Life can be hard, but if one doesn ' t push one will get no where. LEODIS DICKSON Kool-Aid Aquarius best friend, Whole Weaver Student Body goal: Business Manager DONNA ELAINE DOUGLAS D.D. Cancer best friend, Valerie Moore goal: Business Management Always try to do your best at whatever you do. Sonia Diaz Leodis Dickson Donna Douglas MERLENE DOUGLAS Rock Ka Mi Baby best friend, Mary Hilliman goal: Executive Secretary Be yourself all the time and you will make it in life. MICHELLE ANN DOUGLAS Slim Good Body Cancer best friend, Cynthia Bryant, Vicky Sullivan goal: Receptionist TERRY DOUGLAS Merlene Douglas Michelle Douglas Terry Douglas LARRY DRUNNAMANIO Mumbly Virgo best friend, My Lady Lulu goal: Jaguar Salesman As Benny Hill would say, ' do unto others before they do unto you . RAYMOND DUNCAN Workplaces REGINALD L. DUNCAN Spaceman Capricorn best friend, Cornell Hollis goal: Electronic Engineering Don ' t trust anybody but yourself. Larry Drunnamanio Raymond Duncan Reginald Duncan RHODA EDWARDS Moochie Aries best friend, Earl Scott goal: Accountant God takes case of babies and fools. GREGORY FERGUSON Workplaces RHONDA S. FERRIS Baby Doll Aquarius best friend, Joe goal: Computers Shoot your best shot. Rhonda Edwards Gregory Ferguson Rhonda Ferris RAMON FIGUEROA Pipo Aquarius best friend, Cornell Hollis goal: Medicine Strive to be the best you can at all times. OPAL NADINE FLASH Trudy Aries best friend, Phil Francis goal: Secretary If I can ' t be 1, I won ' t be 2 . SCOTT D FREDERICK Scottie Virgo best friend, Kendall Fisher goal: Business Manager No goal is too high to reach if you climb with care and confidence. DARLENE FUNNYE Dee Dee Virgo best friend, Lisa Dukes goal: Hair Stylist ROBIN TAYLOR GAINES Miss Rated R Virgo best friend, Linda Gaines goal: Data Processing Music Success is nothing unless you share it with the one you love. LENNOX R. GARCIA Sagittarius goal: Electrical Engineer It isn ' t over until it ' s over. WANDA MECHELLE GARDNER Wonderwoman Virgo best friend, Debra Mitchelle goal: Computer Operator Respect yourself and others will respect you. DONNA LYNNE GARRETT Tushy Aries best friend, Toni Harris goal: Dental Hygienist You only have one life to live, make the most of it. MAUREEN E. GARVEY Mo-Mo Leo goal: Nurse Secretary Enjoy life DONNA DENISE GEE Dee Dee Scorpio best friend, Gwen Walker goal: Investigative News Reporter I may not be the best, but I ' ll last. ANDREW LEE GERMAIN Englishman Sagittarius best friend, Paul Morton goal: Computer Engineer Before setting out for the future, first set your goals. LISA GIBSON Libra best friend, Marcie Billings Be happy in life and have a good life. Ramon Figueroa Opal Flash Scott Frederick Robin Gaines Donna Garrett Darlene Funnye Andrew Germain Lennox Garcia Maureen Garvey Wanda Gardner Donna Gee Lisa Gibson VICTOR GILLESPIE Taurus goal: Electrician RUBY LAVERNE GIVENS Scoope best friend, Atha Pinder Those who neglect learning in their youth, face problems in their future. DEXTER GLADSTONE Cancer goal: Computer Programmer ROBBIE GRAHAM Alcoprone Gemini best friend, God goal: Computer Programmer Accomplish every goal. ANDREW GRANT Drew Leo goal: Engineer (Air Force) MELINDA GRANT Workplaces { Victor Gillespie ±L Robbie Graham Ruby Givens Dexter Gladstone | Andrew Grant Melinda Grant VALDINA LORRAINE GRAVELY Val Leo goal: Accountant MICHELLE GRAVES Workplaces DEANNA RENEE GREEN Dee Sagittarius goal: Journalist No goal is impossible to achieve if you want it in your heart bad enough. m Valdina Gravely Michelle Graves Deanna Green MICHAEL GUPTON M.G. Cancer best friend, Dave Hall goal: Journalist DEIRDRE M. HALL Sweet Pea Aries best friend, Nina Hamilton goal: Computer Operator Nothing comes easy. RADIAN O. HALL Special K Leo best friend, Michael Gupton goal: Computer Scientist Michael Gupton Deirdre Hall Radian Hall 17 MARION HALL Workplaces MARLENE HAMILTON NINA MICHELLE HAMILTON Smooth Taurus best friend, Deirdre Hall Jerome Smith goal: Business Administration Life is what you make it, so make the best out of it. Marion Hall Marlene Hamilton Nina Hamilton RICHARD HAMILTON Slick Rick Taurus goal: Radio Television PHILIP HARDEMAN Pretty Boy Floyd Cancer best friend. My Mother goal: Pro. Football CRYSTAL HARRINGTON Crissy Sagittarius best friend, Karen Lewis goal: Architect Be your own boss. DANA HASKINS Superfly Libra best friend, Kenneth Lester goal: Businessman RICARDO HENRIQUEZ Kike Scorpio best friend, Roberto Pacheco, Wm. Rodriguez goal: Machines If you want it, try for it, and you will get it. LEOLA HENRY Polly best friend. Lord Jesus Christ goal: Pediatrician Set an impossible goal and then achieve it. GARY HEWITT Colombo Pisces goal: Sportscastor Education is your passport to happiness. MARY ANTIONETTE HILLIMAN Virgo best friend, Angela Atkinson goal Medical Assistant In order to succeed one must have the ability and knowledge to learn. CORNELL D. HOLLIS Corny Gemini best friend, Ramon Figueroa goal: Undecided Roll with the punches; let the chips fall where they may. Richard Hamilton Philip Hardeman Crystal Harrington Dana Haskins Ricardo Henriquez Leola Henry Gary Hewitt Mary Hilliman Cornell Hollis M ICHELLE PARTICIA HOSEIN Shelly Aquarius best friend, Jeffery Jackson goal: Computer Programmer Go to the top in whatever you do. JANET HOWE Jan Aquarius best friend, Karen Valentine goal: Nurse Try and try until you succeed. MORRIS L. HUDSON Rev Leo best friend, God goal: Business Adm. What would it profit a man to gain the whole world and lose his soul? Michelle Hosein Janet Howe Morris Hudson JACQUELINE HUNTER Unique Pisces best friend, Steve Blocker goal: Psychologist All men are equal but some men are more equal. SOPHIA L. HUNTER Sophie Sagittarius goal: Veterinarian Go for it. DAWSON F. IRWIN C.B. Virgo best friend, Cassandra Dunn goal: Accounting Be successful in whatever you choose to do. DENEEN L. IVERSON Dottie Taurus goal: Journalist Engineer Be yourself and you will be the best. Jacqueline Hunter Sophia Hunter Dawson Irwin ELVIS W. JAMES Baz Cancer best friend, Randloph K. goal: Engineer (biomedical) The five F ' s CASSANDRA JOHNSON San Capricorn best friend, Electra goal: Doctor Don ' t stop until you get enough. Deneen Iverson Elvis James Cassandra Johnson JODY JOHNSON J.J. Taurus best friend, Evelyn Johnson goal: Business Major KERRY L. JOHNSON Aries K Aries best friend, conscious goal: Business Happiness is . . Being able to look in the future and smile about it. MARK STEVEN JOHNSON Duck Gemini Jody Johnson Kerry Johnson Mark Johnson SHERRY PATRICIA JOHNSON Lady Virgo Virgo best friend, Mother goal: Business Administration Life is only what you make it. ALBERT EUGENE JONES G.Q. Gene Cancer best friend, Larry Daniel goal: Business Have faith in yourself and in the things you do, and you will go on. EVELYN JONES Gemini best friend, Mother Goal: Nurse Sherry Johnson Albert Jones Evelyn Jones PATRICIA RUTH JONES Patty Taurus best friend, My mother Travata J. goal: Marketer or Child Psychologist A dream may come in minutes but take a lifetime to accomplish. TRAVATA MARCELETTE JONES Miss y n Scorpio best friend, Pat J Pat P. goal: Education Business Wide and spacious is the road leading to destruction, short and narrow the road to Eternal life. BARBIE JORDAN Workplaces Patricia Jones Travata Jones Barbie Jordan ROSANNA JOSHUA Lena Virgo best friend, Yvonne King goal: Computer Analysis Those who can command themselves can command others. WANDA JURADO “Vi Pint Libra best friend, Tina Hathaway goal: to help society Do unto others as you expect them to do unto you. ELAINE KENDALL Lane Libra best friend, Pauline Campbell Rosanna Joshua Wanda Jurado Elaine Kendall EON KING Jeff-Jeff Aquarius best friend, Clive goal: College and major in Accountant Think postive in Weaver High. GWENDOLYN KING Sweet Pea Pisces best friend, Charon Thompson goal: Nurse The best thing ' s in life is going to school. YVONNE KING Bee Capricorn best friend, Rosanna Joshua goal: Interior Decorator In this world it is not what we take up but what we give up that makes us rich. Eon King Gwendolyn King Yvonne King RANDOLPH MICHEAL KORAM Randy, Briscoe Aries best friend, Elvis James goal: Engineering To excel is to survive. ROBERT LEWIS T.N.T. Best friend, Eliza goal: Pilot Engineer To live is love and without love there is no need to live. Rita Kitchens Randolph Koram Robert Lewis Trever Mahoney Nancy Madera Jean Lugo Thomas Madden Gary Martell Mary Manning V ' � MARY C. MANNING Sagittarius best friend, Myself goal: International Business Model Look beyond the highest Reach for tomorrow. THOMAS MADDEN Mr. Bill Aries best friend, Carl Broome goal: Communications Go for what you know. GARY MARTELL Che, Chapie Gemini best friend, Randy Koram, Elvis James goal: Business Administration Be the highest ELLEN MARTIN Ellie Pisces best friend, Cheryl McKenney goal: Medicine Hard work is the first step towards success. EVELYN MARTINEZ Capricorn best friend, Jean Lugo HELEN MARTINEZ Aquarius best friend, Jean Lugo goal: Medical Secretary RITA P. KITCHENS Kitch Aquarius best friend. Dawn Woods goal: Computer Programmer Be successful in whatever you do. JEAN MAGDY LUGO Scorpio NANCY MADERA Cancer TREVER MAHONEY Reggie Bear Gemini best friend, Wayne Walters goal: Electronic Technician The brave may fall but never yield. to Ellen Martin Evelyn Martinez Helen Martinez EDWARD MARTIN Doctor Slick Pisces best friend, Brooklyn Joe goal: Commercial Artist Cartoonist Everyone wants to be a comedian, but nobody wants to be a clown. GAYNELL MATHIS China Doll Libra best friend, Pam Joiner goal: Stenographer Secretary Winning isn ' t everything, but loosing isn ' t anything, so get up and do something before you have nothing. GLORIA MATHIS Glo Leo best friend, Donna Daniels goal: Singer Good things come to those who wait. Edward Martin Gaynell Mathis Gloria Mathis MICHAEL ANTHONY MATHIS Mike Libra best friend, Barbara Brown goal: Electronic Technician Engineer SHEILA MAYO Shame! Scorpio best friend, Herline Hill goal: Computer Science Hold fast to dreams for if dreams die, life is like a broken winged bird. MARTA MELENDEZ Munchkin Pisces best friend, Mariaelena goal: Computer Programmer Michael Mathis Sheila Mayo Marta Melendez HEATHER GAIL MEREDITH Libra best friend, God goal: Rehabilitation Counselor Love conquers all evil. MARCELLA MILNER Celia Aries best friend. Mother Juanita Smith goal: Tele-Communications Good things come to those who wait. SHEILA MINNIFIELD Sister Shel Pisces best friend, Valentino Shumate goal: Data Processing Only the strong survive. Heather Meredith Marcella Milner Sheila Minnifield VALERIE MOORE ANJALETTE MURRELL Angie Aquarius best friend, Jackie Bush goal: Nurse Computer Programmer If you have a dream success should be the key. BERNARD McCULLOUGH 22 Valerie Moore Anjalette Murrell Bernard McCullough JOAN McFARLANE Aries YULLETTE ANN-MARIE McFARLANE Star Aries best friend, Janet Harris goal: Registered Nurse AGNES McGEE Capricorn best friend, Nadine Cooke goal: Secretary Whatever you do be your best in it. Try not to compete with your friend; you will not succeed. Joan McFarlane Yulette McFarlane kim McIntosh Kim Cancer goal: Pharmacist Give it all you ' ve got. JAMES NELSON C.C. Aquarius best friend, Jimmy goal: Graftman If you can ' t do it, know you never will. TONJA DARREN NELSON Tone Aries best friend, T.P., P.R., C.N., D.H. goal: Corporate Lawyer Do what you can, when you can. Kim McIntosh James Nelson DENSIL ANTHONY NEUFVILLE Doc Gemini best friend, Claudette Lawrence A dream is just a fantasy yet it takes a special person to make it a reality. MAXINE YVONNE NEUFVILLE Short- tee Virgo goal: Clinical Psychologist We can make it, if we try, because success is yet to come. KENNETH NOBLE Kenny Capricorn When life gives you lemons, make lemonade. Winners never quit and quitters never win. Densil Neufville Maxine N eufville EDRIC NURSE BRIAN OATES Work Readiness ANTOINETTE O ' BRYANT Edric Nurse Brian Oates Agnes McGee Tonja Nelson Kenneth Noble Antoinette O ' Bryant 23 JACQUELINE YVONNE OLIVER Jak Virgo best friend, Muriel Sandiford goal: Secretary Live for today but remember yesterday and think of tomorrow. DAVID FELIX ORTIZ Taurus best friend, Marilyn Castro goal: Lawyer If at first you don ' t succeed, try try again. GLORIA BERNICIA PALMER Glo Smiley best friend, Maureen Simpson goal: Executive Secretary In order to achieve in today ' s society you must have the will to go on through hard as well as good times. Jacqueline Oliver David Ortiz Gloria Palmer DELORES EVANGELINE PATTEN Dee Dee Gemini best friend, Stephanie Smith goal: Computer Programmer Engineer Strive for the best in life and you will meet your goal. MARK ANTHONY TONY PERKINS Perk Capricorn best friend, Carl Ellis goal: Draftsman DIANNE MARIE PHILLIPS Dizzy Dee Gemini best friend, James Nixon goal: Civil Engineer In everything you want to succeed in, try to do it with love. Deloris Patten Mark Perkins Dianne Phillips KAREN RENEE PINCKNEY KRP Pisces best friend, Carrie Williams Goal: Computer Operator Data Processing PATRICIA PINKNEY Pinkney-Face Libra best friend, Travata Jones goal: Working with young children Honesty is the best policy. JOAN PINNOCK Ju-Ju Leo best friend, Jesus Christ goal: Engineering Know Christ and make him known. Karen Pinckney Patricia Pinkney Joan Pinnock SHELLY F. REDMAN Minnie Smelly Libra best friend, Someone very special goal: Speech Pathology Look at what you have left, not at what you have lost. CAROLYN REED Ca Gemini best friend, Lotthea Foster goal: Executive Secretary AMELIA ROSARIO REYES Nini Shorty Scorpio goal: Lawyer Climb every mountain, Ford every stream; Follow every rainbow, ' Til you find your dream. Shelly Redman Carolyn Reed Amelia Reyes William Rodriguez Jerri-Lynn Rosemond Arturo Rodriguez CHERYL RICHARD Work Readiness DALE RIGGS D.J. Leo goal: Computer Programmer NINA C. RIVERA Chick Gemini best friend, Amelia Reyes, Glynis Roberts, goal: Doctor GLYNIS ROBERTS Glyn, Glyn Libra goal: Social Worker Teacher It ' s not whether you gain or loose; it ' s what you accomplish. ALVIN ROBINSON Virgo Push for Excellence. LYNN ANNETTE ROBINSON Lyn- Lyn Sagittarius best friend, Vonda Strong goal: College Do unto others as you wish them to do unto you. ARTURO RODRIGUEZ JR. Slick Art Virgo best friend, Juan Velazquez goal: Musician WILLIAM RODRIGUEZ Bill Capricorn best friend, Henriquez Ricardo JERRI-LYNN ROSEMOND Jazy best friend, Darryl Thames goal: K indergarden Teacher If you want something in life, try for it, you can be defeated until you attempt. BETTIE RENEE REYNOLDS Chaka Aries best friend. My Mother goal: Court Reporter, Find Happiness It ' s nice to be important, but it ' s important to be nice. SABRINA D. REYNOLDS Bri Aquarius best friend, Pookie Powell goal: Nurse Godless, Lifeless JAMES EDWARD RICH Ed Capricorn best friend. Butch (dog) goal: Fashion Designer, Theatre Arts Success comes to those who wait. Bettie Reynolds Sabrina Reynolds James Rich Cheryl Richard Dale Riggs Nina Rivera Lynn Robinson Glynis Roberts Alvin Robinson HORTENSE ROSS LORRI ANNE RUTH Icky Scorpio best friend, Vanessie Casey goal: Computer Technology If you want something done, do it yourself. MICHAEL D. RUTLAND Rutty Rut Capricorn goal: Engineer, Acturary Imagination is the foundation of all realities that were once dreams. Hortense Ross Lorri Ruth Michael Rutland SHELLY R. SAILOR Mary Jane Aquarius best friend, God Reach for the top. JILLIAN M. SAMUELS Julie Aquarius best friend, Derek Green goal: Computer Programmer Life is like a flower that grows and shines. You can be like a flower; grow, and someday you will shine. CHARLES SCOTT Chuck Sagittarius best friend, Nina Rivera Jose Santa goal: Accountant Actor Get greedy on success! Have greed to succeed. Shelly Sailor Jillian Samuels Charles Scott CLIFFORD JUNIOR SCOTT Scotty Libra goal: Chartered Accountant Strive for excellence. LANETTE SCOTT Shorty Capricorn best friend, Jackie Smith Nothing can be more enjoyable than great undertakings succeeding. TROY A. SCRUSE Breeze Libra best friend, Ant. Spence goal: To be the richest person in the world. Clifford Scott Lanette Scott Troy Scruse GENELL SHANNON Nelly Cancer best friend, Janice Jones goal: I.B.M. Operator GERALDINE SHANNON Work Readiness JENNIFER SHEALEY Shorty Leo best friend, Debra Adams goal: Accountant Yesterday is gone, today is mine, tomorrow is unsure. Genell Shannon Geraldine Shannon Jennifer Shealey PAMELA DENISE SHERROD Spoony P. Scorpio best friend, Pamela Whitt goal: Art Business You can do it. VALENTINO RENARDO SHUMATE Doctor Leo best friend, Sheila Minnifield goal: Lawyer or Doctor He who travels alone travels furthest. MAUREEN ELISE SIMPSON Dottie Leo best friend, Gloria Palmer goal: Medical Secretary Always try to be yourself. ELVIRA SMITH Faye Cancer goal: Electrical Engineer Life is beautiful Beautiful is being yourself. JEROME SMITH Smitty Scorpio best friend, Alvin Smith, Nina Hamilton goal: Businessman Be rich KIM SMITH RODNEY SMITH Aquarius goal: Business Administrator A mind is a terrible thing to waste. SHEILA DENISE SMITH Peel Cancer best friend, Corey Smith goal: Computer Programmer Be good in everything you do. STEPHANIE G. SMITH Goldie Aries best friend, Deloris Patten Audrey McFarlene goal: Computer Science. True friendship is like a diamond .... precious, rare, refined. ANTHONY D. SPENCE Spence Pisces goal: To make big money Always think about 1 first. KIMBERLY ANN SPICER Kim Leo best friend, Sonya Thomas goal: To be the best Love is not put in your heart to stay. Love is not love until you give it away. JACQUELINE SPYKE Jackie Cancer goal: College Elvira Smith Rodney Smith Jerome Smith Sheila Smith Pamela Sherrod Anthony Spence Valentino Shumate Kim Spicer Maureen Simpson Kim Smith Stephanie Smith 27 Jacqueline Spike BLOSSOM STEWART Blossie Aquarius “The world owes you a living but you have to work real hard to collect it. JUNIOR STREETE “Streete” Cancer Life is a gift that should be treasured. VONDA D. STRONG Sagittarius best friend, Lynn Robinson Love can be enjoying but it can also hurt. Blossom Stewart Junior Streete BARBARA ANN STRUMS Shmoo best friend, Preston Hall goal: Model Love is to love someone elso. DARRYL TEAL Aquarius best friend, Sabrina Reynolds goal: Data Processer CURTIS TERRY Work Readiness Barbara Strums Darryl Teal JENNIFER D. THAMES Nikki Leo best friend, Jackie Copeland goal: Public Relations Feed your friends with a long handled spoon. PATRICIA L. THOMAS Trisha Aquarius best friend. Myself goal: Executive Secretary Be all you can be. SANDRA THOMAS Workplaces SONYA THOMAS Skeet Virgo best friend, Kim Spicer goal: To be the best Don ' t talk about what you have done and are going to do: do it and let it speak for itself. Jennifer Thames Patricia Thomas CASSANDRA CARMELA THOMPSON Sandra Gemini best friend, Judith Dunn goal: Computer Management Whenever there is something you want, go after it and you will always get it. CHARON DENEEN THOMPSON Chaye Cancer best friend, Gwendolyn King goal: Accountant You can become anything that you wish to become. Sonja Thomas Cassandra Thompson Vonda Strong Curtis Terry Sandra Thomas Charon Thompson JANICE THOMPSON Workplaces JEANICE THORNTON Knessy Capricorn best friend, Tracy CYNTHIA JEANNETTE TIRADO Foxy Sagittarius best friend, Loyda Sanchez goal: Business Administration Think positive and you ' ll have it all. DYRELL KEVIN TOLER Sagittarius best friend, Willie goal: Engineer Those who Command themselves can command others DEITRA LYNN TYSON Dee Dee Leo goal: Computer Operator YLANDA UVETTE UNDERWOOD Lannie Gemini best friend, Kelly Pinder goal: Air Force Life is a world of challenge so strive for the best. GWENDOLYN MICHELL WALKER Duck ' Libra best friend, Alice Walker goal: Business Administration Take care of your loved ones and the hours and minutes will take care of themselves. ROBBIE WALKER Workplaces SHARON ANGELLA WALTERS Slim Virgo goal: Registered Nurse Strive for success and you will be successful. WAYNE A. WALTERS Burkin Wayne Chin Cancer best friend, Christian Outreach goal: Minister Computer Engineer We all pass through this world one time so we should make our life pleasing to God. CHARITA LUWON WEAVER Shreat Aries best friend. Mom goal: Success Broadcast Journalist While climbing the ladder to success be careful who you step on. DERRICK A.G. WEIR The Kid Pisces goal: Marine Biologist, Photographer Arise, go forth, and conquer. Gwendolyn Walker Wayne Walters Dietra Tyson Robbie Walker Ylanda Underwood Sharon Walters Janice Thompson Dyrell Toler Jeanice Thornton Charita Weaver Cynthia Tirado Derrick Weir DENZIL WHITE ERIC NATHANIEL WHITFIELD Mr. Whitfield Pisces goal: Technical school. Draftsman Have more than thou showest; speak less than thou knowest. PAMELA DENISE WHITT Pam Aries best friend, Pam Sherrod goal: Business Administration Life is what you make it, so make the best of it. Denzil White Eric Whitfield Pamela Whitt GREGORY T. GASTON WILCOX G.T. Libra goal: Fashion Merchandising Strive to be the leading character in each chapter of life ' s novel. DONALD W1LKERSON D.W. Capricorn goal: Business Executive Do what you feel. JAMES WILKINS Tiny Capricorn best friend, Greg Jackson, Vernon Billington goal: Dentist Give me a break. Gregory Wilcox Donald Wilkerson James Wilkins CARRIE WILLIAMS CHRISTOPHER B. WILLIAMS Hook Lee Scorpio goal: Businessman DOUGLAS WILLIAMS T.N.T. Libra goal: Electronics Carrie Williams Christopher Williams Douglas Williams WENDELL WILLINGHAM Bookey Pisces Don ' t say anything that you don ' t mean. NICOLE WILLIS Nicky Pisces best friend, Gwendolyn Walker goal: Computer Programmer Take life one day at a time. GILLIAN MAUREEN WOLLISTON Jill Capricorn best friend, Lord Jesus Christ goal: English Major Know Christ and make him known. 30 Wendell Willingham Nicole Willis Gillian Wollistor BETTY C. WOODS Fudge Stick Betsy Aquarius best friend, Kim Smith goal: Executive Secretary CYNTHIA WOODS Cyneet Cancer best friend, Sabrina Brown goakFashion Designer Live and let live. MARK WOODSON Woody Wood Cancer Be cool and stay in school. Betty Woods Cynthia Woods Mark Woodson MARK WOODWARD Mark Libra best friend, Mark Brown goal: Photographer Do your best. JACKIE WORTHAM Workplaces ILEEN WYNTER Chickie Virgo goal: Hairstylist Model Mark Woodward Jackie Wortham Ileen Wynter JOHN YEARWOOD Sagittarius goal: Journalism (reporter) Excelling is impossible without education. VICTOR HENDERSON Workplaces GREGORY L. JACKSON SUPER BEAVER Fang Treeate,um best friend, Bertha Beaver goal: Mild Mannered Reporter A Tree a Day keeps the Doctor away. CALVIN E. WILLIAMS Super Beaver Victor Henderson John Yearwood Calvin Williams Greg Jackson ADDITIONAL SENIORS NOT PICTURED CARLOS A. ACEVEDO PRESTON ADAMS KENNETH J. BALL MICHAEL A. BELL JOE BONNER CLARENCE A. CLOBERT RONNIE L. CHAPMAN GLEN COBLE ALLEN COBLE AARON E. COMBS RONALD E. DAILEY MAURICE DAWKINS JOHN DONALDSON MARK DUGGINS BRUCE DUMAS CLIVE DUNCAN DEVON A. DUNN SASSOR P. EWINGS DAVID C. FOOTE KERRY B. FOSTER TERENCE J. FOSTER MILTON L. GADSON RICKY GOINS HUGHIE A. GOODEN CARY GRANT ELLSWORTH GRANT KENNETH GRANT MICHAEL R. GRANT DARREL K. JONES CHRISTOPHER M. KEATON SAMUEL KING RAYMOND B. KINSEY MICHAEL LANIER MARK A. LUMPKIN ANTHONY S. MARTINEZ CHRISTOPHER D. MATHIS SHAYNE McGARRAH GREGORY MERRICK ROBERT L. MITCHELL DERRICK S. MOYE COURTNEY A. NEWMAN ANTHONY O. OUTLAW ROBERT PACHECO CARL F. PERRY RONALD E. PERRY JOHN W. PIERCE ATHA L. PINDER KENNETH M. REID ALVIN ROBERTS FELIPPE RODRIGUEZ BRIAN L. RUSSELL GLENFORD S. SAMUELS EARL SCOTT MICHAEL SHEPPARD ANTHONY P. SMITH RAYMOND SMITH RUBIN J. SMITH HARVEY L. TALLEY DOUGLAS TERRY CHARLES TERRY III KEITH J. THOMAS MARK W. THOMAS TERRY THOMPSON DONALD WALTERS LYNN WILEY EUGENE E. WILLINGHAM ROBERT D. WORTHAM ERIC ALEXANDER TONY COLEMAN TONY COLON ELENZER CRESPO ELTON JENKINS ANDREW WILLIAMS MICHAEL WALKER BERTELL BROWN, JR. KEITH FLIPPEN ROBERT FORBES RONALD HOOKS william McCullough DERRICK MYERS RODDELL SAMUELS ATHOL STREETE MARVIN WILLIAMS TIMOTHY BAISDEN ANTHONY BELNAV1S PETER BISPHAM DAVID COPELAND MARCUS CURRY ANDREW EVANS HECTOR FERNANDEZ CARL HEATH STEVE JAMES DAVID JOHNSON VICTOR LOWE ANGEL MARTINEZ VERNON MATTHEWS DARRYL MEYERS MARVIN MINK BRIAN MINNIFIELD MARK MONTGOMERY MICHAEL NICKSON KELLY PINDER SHAWN RAKESTRAU CHARLES SMITH KEVIN SUMLIN ISAIAH VINTERS EVELYN ANDERSON IRIS G. BAEZ CAREN CARTER MARJORIE E. CARTER ROBIN CHANEY ANITA K. COOPER RITA M. DAVIES JANNIE DAVIS DIANA C. DAWES LORRAINE DELAIRE LURRAN L. DIXON LISA M. DUKES DONNA M. ELLIS ROSALINDA D. EVANS EDITH A. GRAHAM GWEN D. GRIFFIN LORRINDA J. HAMILTON TRUDY A. HENRY CHERYL HODGES JACQUELINE JACOBS PAMELA L. JOHNSON DORIS JONES JANICE LEWIS LAVERNE LIPSCOMB YOLANDA J. LONG FELICIA J. MOORE JACQUELINE A. PETERKIN ELAINE L. REID YVONNE L. RICHARDSON MARVA A. ROWE ERLINE EUGENE STENNETT ELAINE ESTER STRUMS LINDA WATSON LORNA M. WILSON VANESSA L. WILSON MARCIA A. YOUNG LILLY FRAZIER GAY GUEVAREZ VANESSA HAGGINS AVRIS STANBACK CARLA McGRIFF BRENDA POLO ZINA RODERICK HORTENCE ROSS GRINDL SMITH CASSANDRA THOMPSON MARCIA YOUNG DOROTHY PUGH LAURIE BAISDEN DIANE LUCAS LOURDES NUNEZ SHARI SMITH VIRGINIA ADAMS RENEE CAMPBELL DAPHNE DAVIS ROSE HASLA M SHEILA IVERY MARGARET JOHNSON JANICE JONES MICHELLE LEGGETT PATRICIA MUSE LINOLA PATTERSON ROBIN REDICK MONICA SMITH CAROL STRUMS KENDRA WHITEHEAD RAYNETTE WOODARD SENIOR ACTIVITY DIRECTORY JANET ABRAHAMS Drill Team CARLOS ACEVEDO Cross Country, Baseball, Track, Outdoor Track ANTHONY ADAMS Football 1, Baseball 1, Cross Country 2-3-4, Indoor Track 2, Outdoor Track 2-3-4, Student Council MARILYN AGER Yearbook, Work Study, Data Processing, Publication Design EZEKIEL ALEXANDER Publication Design HERMAN ALEXANDER Gymnastics 1 DAWN ALLEN Yearbook Committee SONIA ALLEN Cross Country, Yearbook, Basketball ANTHONY ALLISON JV V. Basketball 1-2-3-4, Baseball 1, Football, Track 1 yr. COURTNEY ALSTON Mr. Higher Horizons, Toastmasters, Sgt. Arms, Tennis (3 ceed) Adv. Trouble Shooter in Electronics. Adv. Computer Designer, Adv. Solor energy. FITZGERALD A. ANDERSON Swimming, Football, Basketball, Tennis MICHAEL ANDERSON Football 1-2-3-4, Baseball 1, Track Field 1,2, Woods 1-2-3-4, Jr. Sr. Class Committee. SHIRL ASH Rollerskating and Dancing WAYNETTE LYNN BAILEY Workstudy KEVIN BAPTISTE Wrestling I, J.V.- Varsity, (Captain) 2- 3-4 Varsity Gymnastics CLIFFORD BATSON Booster Club, Concert Choir, Hiking Club LARRY VINCENT BETTS JR. Workstudy, Yearbook Co. TWILA D. BLOUNT DEXTER B. BOOKER Basketball, W.Q.T.Q. Radio, Golf Team, D.E.C.A. JAVE MCDONALD BOYCE Football LERA BRADFORD Volleyball, Honor Society, Connpep TERRY BRANCH Baseball I JV-Varsity CARLA WAYNETTE BRAY DWIGHT BROADNAX CHRISTOPHER BROOKS CARL BROOME Football Fr.- JV.- Varsity Distributive Education, Baseball JV- Varsity KEVIN BROWN Football Team VERA D. BROWN Concert Choir SANDRA BUCKNOR Synchronize Swimming 1-2 DAWNA D. CAMPBELL Drill Team 1-2, Junior Achievement, Senior Class Co. PAULINE CAMPBELL Girl League 1-2, Softball VANESSIE E. CASEY F.B.L.A., Booster Club I, D.E.C.A. Club DEXTER CHAPPELL Football ROBERT CHILDS Mr. Weaver, Tennis Team, F.B.L.A., Swimming Team LENFORD B. CLARKE JR. Workstudy WANDA ELISE COARTS Gymnastics, Sewing CANDICE COHENS F.B.L.A., Workstudy EUSTACIA G. COLE Drill Team I, Senior Class Committee ANTIONETTE COLLINS Gymnastics Team, Spanish Club, Junior Achievement, Human Relations Synchronized Swimming AARON COMBS Basketball Team ALICIA D. COOK Senior Class Co. Yearbook Co. DOREEN COOK Yearbook Committee, F.B.L.A., Booster Club, Human Relations, Junior Class Committee, Senior Class Committee NADINE COOKE Miss Martin Luther King , Workstudy MARIA CORIANO Workstudy SHIRLEY D. COVINGTON Gymnastics I-2-3-4, Cheerleader 3-4 CHRISTINE MAUREEN CRAIBB Softball Team, Basketball Team ANTHONY LOVELL CRANFORD Cross Country I-2-3-4, Indoor-Outdoor Track 1-2-3-4 ROGER CUMMINGS Basketball Fr.- JV- Varsity JACQUELINE ANGELLA DACOSTA Gymnastics 1-2, Student Counc. Cross Country 2-3, Honor Soc. Honor Society Secretary 3, Human Relations Club 2-3, Upward Bound 1-2-3-4, Toastmasters 3-4, Literacy Vol.-3 Homeroom Rep 1-2, T.A.G.-3-4, J.A.-2, LYNETTE DANIEL Tennis Team RITA M. DAVIES Workstudy AUBREY DEAN DAVIS Workstudy, S.TA.G SHIRLEEN DAWES Softball, ACT Program, Workstudy MAURICE DAWKINS Track Team, Soccer Team MARITZA DELEON Volleyball, Tennis SONIA DIAZ Softball 3-4 LEODIS DICKSON Football 1-2-3-4, Outdoor Track 1-2-3- 4, Indoor Track 1-2-3-4 LURRANN DIXON Junior Achievement 1-2-3 JOHN DONALDSON Soccer Team DONNA ELAINE DOUGLAS Workstudy MERLENE DOUGLAS Workstudy, STAG Student MICHELLE ANN DOUGLAS Workstudy LARRY DRUNNAMANIO W.Q.T.Q. Radio, Homeroom Rep. Tennis Team CLIVE DUNCAN Football REGINALD L. DUNCAN Ele ctronics, Honor Society DONNA MARIE ELIZABETH ELLIS Student Christian Outreach Program, Human Relations, Hiking Club, Volleyball Team, RHONDA S. FERRIS Drill Team RAMON FIGUEROA National Honor Society, Human Relations Club, 1-2-3-4, Debate Club, Junior Achievement, Dale Carnegie OPAL NADINE FLASEI Booster Club, F.B.L.A. DAVID FOOTE Football Varsity, Baseball KERRY FOSTER Football Varsity, J.A., ACT Program SCOTT D. FREDERICK Higher Horizons, F.B.L.A. Mr. F.B.L.A., Homeroom Rep. Hiking Club, Workstudy DARLENE FUNNYE Softball Team, Gymnastics, Workplaces ROBIN TAYLOR GAINES Data processing Club, Band, TAG Program LENNOX R. GARCIA Soccer WANDA MECHELLE GARDNER Junior Achievement, Volleyball Team, Drama Club DONNA LYNNE GARRETT Gymnastics, Softball Team, Synchronize Swimming, Booster Club MAUREENE GARVEY Basketball-4, Tennis 1-4 DONNA DENISE GEE Booster Club, Student Council, J.A., Toastmaster, Concert Choir, Yearbook Staff ANDREW LEE GERMAIN Soccer RUBY LAVERNE GIVENS Gymnastics 1-2-3, Outdoor Track 1-2- 3, Booster Club, Toastmaters ANDREW GRANT Wrestling, Football CARY GRANT Cross Country, Basketball MELINDA GRANT Cheerleader, Workplaces MICHAEL GRANT Workstudy, STAG Student VALDINA LORRAINE GRAVELY Gymnastic Team, Track Team, Youth Toastmaster Club MICHELLE GRAVES Softball Team, Work Places DEANNA RENEE GREEN Tennis Team 3 years, Captin 81, National Honor Society MICHAEL GUPTON Football Fr.-, Basketball 3-4 Varsity DEIRDRE M. HALL Gymnastic 1-2-3, F.B.L.A., Cheerleader, Northend Dance Troop KADIAN O. HALL Basketball 1, Manager 2-3-4 Cross Country, Outdoor Track NINA MICHELLE HAMILTON Gymnastics 1-2-3-4, FBLA, Cheerleader 2-3-4, Hartford Stage, Track 1-2-4, Publication Design Workshop, Literacy Vol. Northend Dance Troop, Hartford Ballet RICHARD HAMILTON Workstudy PHILIP HARDEMAN Track Captin CRYSTAL HARRINGTON Workstudy, Senior Class Co., STAG Student LISBON HAUGHTON Football Team LEOLA HENRY Honor Society, Human Relations, Student Christian Outreach, Talented and Gifted Program, Connpep, Volleyball Team RICARDO HENRIQUEZ Bilingual Program, Mr. Bilingingual 1979 GARY HEWITT Football, Baseball, Newspaper MARY ANTIONETTE HILLIMAN Junior Achievement, Yearbook Co. Student Council CHERYL HODGES CORNELL D. HOLLIS Tennis 3-4, Honor Society 2-3-4 Hiking Club 4, Debate Club 4 MICHELLE PATRICIA HOSEIN JANET HOWE Softball, Soccer, West Indian Club, J.A. MORRIS L. HUDSON Concert Choir 3 years. Student Council, Vice President Sophomore Class, Yearbook Staff, Mass Communication D.J., Mr. Concert Choir, Class Rep. Weaver Beaver JACQUELINE HUNTER Volleyball, Toastmaster, Homeroom Rep., Junior Class Secretary, Upward Bound, Senior Class President, Human Relations Club SOPHIA L. HUNTER Gymnastic, Track, Dance Cheerleader DENEEN L. IVERSON Volleyball 1-2-3-4, Tennis 2-3-4, Honor Society, Honor Society Vice President, Human Relations Club, Captin of Tennis Team, Captin of Volleyball Team, Senior Class Committee DAWSON F. IRWIN F.B.L.A., Honor Society GREGORY L. JACKSON Indoor Track ELVIS W. JAMES Soccer 1-2-3-4, Swimming 2, Track 1, Baseball 1 CASSANDRA JOHNSON Track 2-3, Outdoor Track 2-3-4, Cross Country JODY JOHNSON Tennis Team KERRY L. JOHNSON Yearbook Committee, Home Room Representative, Workstudy LOIS C. JOHNSON Varsity Soccer, Yearbook Student Council, Volleyball Newspaper Editor MARK STEVEN JOHNSON Wrestling Team JV.-Varsity PAMELA LINDA JOHNSON Track Team, Cross Counntry SHERRY PATRICIA JOHNSON Booster Club 2-3-4, Toast Master, Yearbook Co., Senior Class Co., Homeroom Rep., D.E.C.A. ALBERT EUGENE JONES D.E.C.A. Club, Workstudy DARELL K. JONES Basketball, Football, Wrestling DORIS JONES W.Q.T.Q. Radio, Honor Society EVELYN JONES Junior Achievement PATRICIA RUTH JONES Freshmen, Sophmore, Junior Class Committee, Senior Class Treasurer, Toastmaster 3,4, Student Council 1, Human Relation Club, 1-3-4, F.B.L.A. Junior Achievement 3-4, Look-Out Staff, Yearbook Committee Public Design, Literacy Volunteer TRAVATA MARCELETTE JONES Senior Class Secretary, Softball Team, F.B.L.A. 3-4, Junior Achievement President 2-3-4, Publication Design, Future Business Leader of America Reporter, Toastmaster 3-4, Yearbook Committee, Workstudy, S.T.A.G. Student, SPHERE Program, Business Basic Program, Literacy Volunteer, Freshmen, Sophmore, Junior Class Committee, Student Council ROSANNA JOSHUA WANDA JURADO Synchronized Swimming, Swimming, Cross Country, Drama Club, Track ELAINE KENDALL Softball 1, Girl League 1,2, F.B.L.A. 1- 2-3, CPI EON KING F.B.L.A., Work Study GWENDOLYN KING Booster Club YVONNE KING Booster Club, F.B.L.A. RITA KITCHENS F.B.L.A., S.T.A.G. RANDOLPH MICHEAL KORAM Soccer, West Indians Club, SAMUEL KING JR. Wrestling, MICHAEL LANIER F.B.L.A., ROBERT LEWIS Gymnastic, Tennis, Honor Society, Hiking Club, Human Relations, JEAN MAGDY LUGO Band NANCY MADERA MARY C. MANNING J.A., Weaver Dance Co. 2 year Connpep 3 years THOMAS MADDEN Football, Baseball GARY MARTELL ELLEN JEAN MARTIN Student Council, J.A., Booster Club EVELYN MARTINEZ HELEN MARTINEZ CHRISTOPHER MATHIS Golf GAYNELL MATHIS Basketball Captin 1-2-3-4, Softball 1-2- 3-4 Captin, Cross Country, Drill Team, Young Life Leadership, FBLA GLORIA MATHIS Cheerleader MICHAEL ANTONY MATHIS Swimming, Honor Society SHEILA MAYO MARTA MELENDEZ Baseball HEATHER GAIL MEREDITH Bilingual Club, Hiking Club, Reporter, Human Relations MARCELLA E. MILNER Class Rep., Booster Club, Drill Team 1- 2, Student Council Human Relations Club 3, Track 2-3, Cheerleader 3-4, Tennis Team, W.Q.T.Q. Radio 3-4, Miss Senior, Junior Achievement SHELIA MINNIFIELD Vice President Senior Class, Student Council 2 YULLETT ANN-MARIE MCFARLANE Junior Achievement AGNES MCGEE KIM MCINTOSH Softball 2-3-4, Junior Achievement 2, Basketball J.V., Varsity 2-3-4 JOAN MCFARLANE SHAYNE MCGARRAH TRACY MCKENNEY FELICIA MOORE Junior Achievement VALERIE EVETTE MOORE ANJALETTE MURRELL Volleyball team 1-2-3, Booster Club, Work Study JAMES NELSON TONJA DARREN NELSON Indoor, Outdoor Track, Senior Class Committee, Toastmaster, Yearbook Committee DENSIL ANTHONY NEUFVILLE Honor Society 2-3-4, Trinity College, Upward Bound 1-2-3-4, Soccer 1, Cross Country 3, Human Relations 2, Toastmaster, Tennis 4, T.A.G. 3,4 MAXINE YVONNE NEUFVILLE Trinity College Upward Bound, Human Relations Club, Volleyball, Softball, Homeroom Rep., KENNETH NOBLE President Roberto Clemente, J.A., Football Fr.- J.V.- Varsity, Wrestling Team, Toastmaster Club, Student Council, Yearbook, Newspaper Reporter COURTNEY NEWMAN Basketball JACQUELINE YVONNE OLIVER Future Business Leaders of America DAVID FELIX ORTIZ Footbal Fr., Baseball Varsity Indoor Track, Cross Country ANTHONY OSCAR OUTLAW DELORES EVANGELINE PATTEN Volleyball 1, Softball 1-2-3, LINDA LYRAY PATTERSON MARK ANTHONY PERKINS Freshman Basketball, J.V. football. Varsity football CARL PERRY Work Study DIANNE MARIE PHILLIPS Varsity Softball, Human Relations, Honor Society, Foreign Language Club, West Indian Club, Student Council KAREN RENEE PINCKNEY F.B.L.A. Secretary PATRICIA PINKNEY JOAN EMMA MELODYA PINNOCK Softball J.V. Varsity 1-2, Volleyball Manger 1, Student Council 2, Basketball 2-3 SHELLY F. REDMAN Connpep 1-2-3-4, Booster Club, 2-3, Hiking Club CAROLYN LOUISE REED Swimming AMELIA ROSARIO REYES Junior Achievement BETTIE RENEE REYNOLDS F.B.L.A. 1-2-3, Vice President, ACT program. Leadership Conference, Booster Club 1, J.V. Volleyball 1-2, Varsity Basketball 1-2, Ms. Roberto Clemente Cluster, Ms. Sophomore, Freshman Class Secretary, Sophomore Class, Junior Class Treasurer, Senior Class Committee, Publication Design Workshop, Yearbook Committee 1, Work Study 1 SABRINIA D. REYNOLDS Tennis, JA 1-2 JAMES EDWARD RICH Junior Achievement, Fashion Designer DALE RIGGS NINA C. RIVERA Toastmaster, Newspaper, Science Clib, GLYNIS ROBERTS Junior Achievement, Human Relation, Upward Bound Program, Yearbook Committee, Homecoming Committee ALVIN ROBINSON Football LYNN ANNETTE ROBINSON Booster Club ARTURO RODRIGUEZ JR. Band, Baseball WILLIAM RODRIGUEZ Baseball JERRI-LYN ROSEMOND Drill Team, Trinity Upward 1-2-3 LORRI ANNE RUTH Barbra Jordan Cluster Secretary, F.B.L.A. 1-2-3, Booster Club 1-2, Junior Committee, Sophomore committee. Senior Committee, yearbook Committee, Home Committee, Junior Achievement 1, Miss Porter SPHERE 1-2-3 MICHEAL D. RUTLAND Junior Achievement, Drama Club, Honor Society, Connpep, Tennis BRIAN RUSSELL Soccer MARIA A. ROWE FELIPE RODRIGUEZ Baseball JILLIAN M. SAMUEL Human Relations, Junior Achievement, Workstudy CHARLES SCOTT Upward Bound TROY A. SCRUSE Football Fr.-Soph.-Jr.-Sr. JENNIFER SHEALEY Booster Club, Volleyball, Hiking Club PAMELA DENSIE SHERROD W.Q.T.Q. Radio, Student Council Workstudy, Lookout VALENTINO RENARDO SHUMATE S.T.A.G. Student, Workstudy Mr. Senior MAUREEN ELISE SIMPSON Track and Field ELVIRA SMITH National Honor Society, Talented and Gifted, President of Junior Class, Newspaper, Upward Bound, Human Relations, Toastmaster, Cheerleader, W.Q.T.Q JEROME SMITH Basketball Fr.-JV-Varsity, Cross Country, Connpep 1-2-3-4 RODNEY SMITH Football Fr.- JV- Varsity STEPHANIE G. SMITH Honor Society, Talented and Gifted Program ANTHONY D. SPENCE Freshmen Football, JV.- Captin BLOSSOM STEWART Tennis Team, Hiking Club VONDA STRONG Hiking Club BARBARA ANN STRUMS Drill Team Captin GLEN SAMMUELS Soccer KIMBERLY ANN SPICER Barbara Jordan Cluster VP Japanese Exchange 1, Synchronized Swimming 1-2-4 W.Q.T.Q. 2-3, Junior Class Vice President, Toastmaster 3-4 CHARLES TERRY III Basketball JENNIFER D. THAMES Human Relations, Toastmaster PATRICIA L. THOMAS Workstudy SONYA THOMAS Basketball 1-2-4, Track 1-2, Junior Achievement, Miss Barbara Jordan, Barbara Jordan Cluster, W.Q.T.Q., Radio, Toastmaster 3-4 Connpep 1-2-3 CASSANDRA CARMELA THOMPSON Swimming CHARON DENNEN THOMPSON Booster Club 1-2-3, J.A. 1-2 W.Q.T.Q 1-2 TERRY THOMPSON Football JEANICE THORNTON Football CYNTHIA JEANNETTE TIRADO Secretary AIASA, Bilingual, FBLA Club, Toastmaster Club, Workstudy, Miss F.B.L.A. DYRELL KEVIN TOLER Varsity Football, Baseball GWENDOLYN MICHELL WALKER Concert Choir, Yearbook Staff Committee, Senior Committee GREGORY T. GASTON WILCOX Mr. Barbar Jordan Cluster 1, Student Council 1-2-3-4, Leadership Ambassador 2, Mr. Sophmore 2, Beaver Mascot Trinity College Upward Bound 1-2-3-4, Junior Class Co. Senior Class Co., DONALD WILKERSON National Honor Society, Workstudy JAMES WILKINS Basketball PAMELA DENISE WHITT Work Study, Junior Achievement, Homeroom Rep., Booster Club, F.B.L.A. President CHARITA LUWON WEAVER Japan Student Exchange, Class Rep., Student Council 1-2, Toastmaster 2-3-4, President of Toastmaster, Varsity Tennis W.Q.T.Q. Radio 1-2-3, Look Out Staff, Yearbook Co., Senior Class Co., Editor in Chief of Yearbook DERRICK A.G. WEIR Wrestling, Soccor, News Paper Photographer SHARON ANGELLA WALTERS Junior Achievement, Volleyball Sofball, Leadership DONALD WALTER Soccer MARK WOODARD Football, Baseball, Track BETTY WOODS Drill Team, Gymnastics, ROBERT WORTHAM Concert Choir, Career Food GILLIAN MAUREEN WOLLISTON Track Team, Country Team, Hiking Club, Honor Society, Homeroom Rep., Christian Outreach, T.A.G. Program 1981-82 SUPER I ♦ M H ✓ ■ SUPER HOMECOMING few mm u i ±M m k ftv THE WAY A. ADAMS M. ANDERSON K. BAPTISTE C. BRAY D. CAMPBELL V. CASEY T. CHAPMAN G. COBLE C. COHENS E. COLES A. CRANFORD S. DAWES L. DELAIRE M. DELOACH S. DIAZ L. DICKSON D. DOUGLAS R. FERRIS O. FLASH D. FOOTE S. FREDRICK W. GARDNER R. GRAHAM M. GUPTON D. HALL N. HAMILTON L. HAUGHTON C. HARRINGTON R. HENRIQUEZ M. HOSEIN J. HOWE M. HUDSON J. HUNTER S. HUNTER D. IRWIN D. IVERSON L. JOHNSON P. JOHNSON M. JOHNSON S. JOHNSON D. JONES (0 - r r I iiHi E. JONES P. JONES T. JONES T. JONES W. JURADO Y. KING R. KITCHENS E. MARTINEZ C. MATHIS S. MAYO H. MERIDITH M. MILNER F. MOORE S. McMARRAH A. MaGHEE J. OLIVER G. PALMER J. PINOCK A. REYES B. R. REYNOLDS J. RICH N. RIVERA G. ROBERTS A. ROBINSON L. ROBINSON A. RODRIGUEZ L. RUTH M. RUTLAND J. SAMMUELS E. SCOTT L. SCOTT G. SHANNON M. SIMPSON S. SMITH A. SPENCE K. SPICER V. STRONG B. STRUMS C. TIRADO S. THOMAS S. F. REDMAN C. L. WEAVER WE WERE f� U ! J P. THOMAS C. THOMPSON G. WALKER P. WHITT D. WILKERSON C. WILLIAMS C. WILLIAMS D. WILLIAMS W. WILLINGHAM G. WOLLISTON B. WOODS C. WOODS M. WOODSON J. YEARWOOD J. CYPRIEN J. SHEALEY K. NOBLE R. CUMMINGS V. SHUMATE M. MANNINGS L. DANIELS UNKNOWN UNKNOWN B. BEAVER jry MS 1 w W jp� , «4jL , _ 1 V J| 1 % ' ' , V ! SUPER MEMBER Able to attend all meetings. Able to tolerate chaos. Able to take charge. Able to do the to meet at all hours. Able to walk home. Able to take pride in just being a member above Glynis Roberts, Preston Lewis, Lisa Olds Claudette Lawrence, Delia Samuel, Diana Phillips, Freddie Watkins, Aalarie Moore, Patricia Jones, Deloris Patten, Andre McFariene, Leola Henry, Larie Walter, Treda Collier, Gwen Tyllis, Jessica Smith, LuWannia Wallace, Mr. Mickiewicz, Charmine McFariene, Andrea White, Heather Meridith, Angela Marshall, Arlene Walter PROJECT INVEST right kneeling Nina Hamilton, Donna Garrett, Scott Fredericks, standing Wanda Gardner, Christine Tiggett, Jerry Cyprien, row 2 Maureen Simpson, Candice Cohen, Carrie Williams, Shirley Covington, Larry Betts, Christopher Williams, row 3 Dianna Dawes, Sherry Johnson, Gloria Palmer, Pamela Whitt, Eon King r% HUMAN RELATIONS TALENTED AND GIFTED left The T.A.G. students went beyond the classroom in their search for knowledge. Many students spent a day and night on the Connecticut River studying the ecological condition of the river. They took water samples, studied the marine life, and learned about the history of the Hartford waterfront. TOASTMASTERS above, front: Lisa Olds, Cornell Hollis row 2 Deanna Green, Blossom Stewart, Jackie DaCosta, Kim Snow, Pat Jones row 2 Gillian Wolliston, Diana Smith, Derrick Jones, Glynis Roberts, Claudette Lawrence row 3 Greg Wilcox, Sandra Bucknor, Travata Jones, Donna Gee, Debbie Williams, Phyllis Toben, Gretchen Martin row 4 Mr. Pierce, Advisor, Valdina Gravely, Ken Noble STAG left, row 1: Herline Hill, Rita Kitchens, Jillian Samuels, Crystal Harrington, Carol Dickson, Michael Grant row 2 Edric Nurse, Merlene Douglas, Travata Jones, Aubrey Dean Davis, Tina Rogers, Albert Jones 49 HONOR SOCIETY below row 1 Vernon Billington, Carol Clarke, Elvira Smith, Audrey McFarlane, Nadine Flowers row 2 Jacqueline DaCosta, Valerie Edwards, Ramon Figueroa, Dianne Phillips, Leonard McKendrik, Delores Patten, Deneen Iverson, Lisa Olds, Leola Henry, Stephannie Smith row 3 Claudette Lawrence, Deanna Green, Reginald Duncan, Kim Sailor, Diana Smith, Kenny Noble, Carin Geathers, Irwin Dawson, Jessica Smith, Mike Rutland, Lisa Cuffy, Mike Mathis, Edwin Ofray, Donald Wilkerson, Densil Neufville, Mrs. Noel, Advisor, Robert Lewis not shown Lera Bradford, Mike Cummung, Cornell Hollis, Doris Jones, Preston Lewis, Oscar Rivers, Lennox Reid, Gillian Woliston. DRAMA CLUB above Active Drama Club Members include: Zona Moore, Pata Lawson, Vincent Stringer, Rhadika Bhairo, Wanda Jurado, Tyrone Leggett, Grace Baker, Orlean Green 50 JSjKI l , i • s 1 ■ . ■ ■ . ■ - ; , v . ■ . ' i . + ' p belowkneeling: Cunthia Brown, Vicki Bridgewater, Dawn Bostick, Susie French, Denise Smiley row 1 Monica Roomes, Andrea Braham, Sharon Hunter, Audrey Lewin, Brenda Fisher, row 2 Jeanette Robinson, Susan Barlow, Lisa Campbell, Denise Jones, Mika Benford, Melinda Hemphill row 3 Sharon Harrington, Unknown, Mary Johnson, Tanya Redden, Dachelle Ward, Lisa Chambers, Trina, Theresa Wylie, Tammy Peterson row 4 Elaine Coirven, Faye Williams, Gregory Mathis, Randy Donar, Eric Gamble, Curtis Booker row 5 Steven Blocker, Jeffrey Adgers, Charles French not shown: Jacqueline Hardrick, Angela Scott, Lisa Mack, Robert Fleeting, Sharon Whitt, Ida Killiebrew, Candace Holder, Sherry Johnson, Mona Gamble, Doreen Booth, Joan Thomas, Sabrina Kennon, Marc Gwley, Chris Gill, Mr. Tallman, Advisor DRILL TEAM BOOSTER CLUB above right standing April Brooks, Major; Shawnda Barlow; Tammy Peterson, Capt.; Angle Dickerson; Rita Welcome kneeling Lisa Butler, Lieutenant; Lori Milner; Theresa Butler WILDERNESS SCHOOL PARTICIPANTS Above Trevor Mahoney Nancy Madera (Outward Bound) Stephanie Linton, Troy Jones, James Harold, Devon Stewart, and Juan Ortiz. Not shown Cathy Currie, Bruce Dumas Mark Duggins PUBLICATION DESIGN above row I Andrew Walker, Deirdre Hall, James Lewis, Nina Hamilton, Charita Weaver, Leith Lowe row 2 Travata Jones, Patricia Jones, Bettie Reynolds, Marilyn Ager, Morris Hudson, Exekial Alexander, Wayne Bell right row 1 Pat Jones, Lorri Ruth, Sherry Johnson, Morris Hudson, Scott Fredricks, Rita Kitchens, Derrick Weir row 2 Alisa Cook, Travata Jones, Charon Thomas row 3 Valentino Shumate, Dawn Allen, Larry Betts, Charita Weaver. Not Shown Bettie Reynolds, Dierdre Hall 53 pt HIKING CLUB above standing Trevor Mahoney (V. President), Derrick Weir, Ronald Lewis, Andrew Hall, Robert Lewis, Cacina Reynolds, Nancy Madera. Clifford Batson, Teresa Pridgen, sitting Phyllis Toben, Tanyah Comeaux, Michele Scott, Stephanie Linton (President), and Ms. Emily Noel (Advisor) Not shown: Vincent Stringer, James Harold, Pavlina Torres, Hector Torres, Blossom Stewart, Dorian Boulware, Juan Ortiz, Marjorie Newman, Minerva Newman, Claudette McFarlane, Cornell Hollis, Mark Silva, and Nadine Flowers. left Faculty Hikers: standing Mr. Karrer, Mr. Mickiewicz, Mrs. Hutchinson, Mr. Smith kneeling Mrs. Spearnak, Mr. Zansberg The Black History Month Celebration included many activities: Assemblies, historical announcements, theme contests, a hair braiding contest, a pot luck dinner, and displays in the school. In the first assembly Mr. Thirman Milner, the mayor of Hartford, spoke to the student body and the concert choir provided selections from Black Spirituals. CHOIR ONE RIGHT row 1 Joseph Whitt, Gloria Mathis, Shayne McGarrah, Shiela Minnefield, Tony Milledge row 2 Lamaitha Kanha, Monica Roames, Beverly Copeland, Marie Edwards, Olita Marshall and Yvonne Nelson row 3 Byron Henderson, Joanna James, Brenda Moore, Angela Hall, Penny Law. Sherri Dunham, Keyla Girven, President, Stephanie Smith, Jacqueline Walters back row Brian Minnifield, Collin Llewellyn, Yvette Beckford, Lisa Tyndal, Terrance Seabrook, Ronald Adams, Sherry Whitehead, Mark Williams LIFT EVERY VOICE AND SING CONCERT CHOIR CONCERT CHOIR MEMBERS ARE: Vera Brown, Jackie Carmichael, Cynthia Dukes, Melissa Freeman, Alfreda Furlow, Donna Gee, Jody Johnson, Wanda Furado, Constance McCullough, Karen Menyfield, Elaine Stringer, Phyllis Toben, Gina Trammell, Given Walker, Rita Welcome, Nurjahn Smith, Kathleen Howard, Stephanie Linton, Tammy Peterson, Recina Reynolds, Donna Roper, Iian Rowe, Sharain Givens, Sharon Thomas, James Barnswell, Clifford Batson, Ray Cooper, Raymond Davis, James Rich, Clifton Shelton, Robert Worthom, Morris Hudson, Micheal Lanier, Srnest Skipper, Vincent Stringer, Gregory Wilcox. LOOKOUT seated Patricia Jones, Deanna Green, Robin Gaines Standing Glynis Roberts, Charles Scott, Rhonda Edwards, Anthony Allison. FUTURE BUSINESS LEADERS OF AMERICA above row 1 Vanessie Casey, Treasurer, Nina Hamilton, Fundraising chairperson, Bettie Reynolds, Vice President, Lori Ruth, Secretary row 2 Renee Reliford, April Swain, Pamela Whitt, Robert Gillison, Janet Abrahams row 3 Maxine Sharp, Muriel Sandiford, Cynthia Tirado, Maritza Rodriguez, Maureen Simpson, Carrie Williams, Gloria Palmer, Karen Pinckney, Michele Williams, Angela Scott photo center of pg. 57 row 1 Gaynell Mathis, Jackie Bush row 2 Cheryl Hodges, Wanda Jurado, Yvonne King, Agnes McGee, Pamela Garnett, Herline Hill, Mary Green row 3 Lawrence Hall, Kenneth Noble, Robin Gaines, Arlene Atkinson, Rita Kitchens, Larry Betts Jr. row 4 Sherryl Johnson, Kadian Hall, Candice Cohens, Eon King, Patricia Jones, Scott Fredicks, Giselle Gamble Not shown Sandra Bucknor, Jerry Cyprien, Aubrey Davis, Dianna Dawes, Wanda Gardner, Valdena Gravely, Marlene Hamilton, Dawson Irwin, Kerry Johnson, Travata Jones, reporter, Michael Rutland, Kimberly Spicer, Gwendolyn Tullis, President. 56 Mr. Pierce, Advisor, Reginald Duncan, Lisa Cuffy, Cora DeLawrence Missing: Nadine Flowers J.A. Members include: Candis Holder, Alisa Jasper, Perryn Jones, Theresa Wlylie, Andrew Grant, Patricia Jones, Chris Allen, Shawn Cooper, Carl Henderson, Derrick Jones, Russell Scott, Sheila Walker, Kim Snow, Travata Jones, Patrick Jones, Lawrence Jones, Michael Betts, Maggie LITERARY MAG. 57 CAREER FOODS Before Christmas members of the Blue Hills Senior Citizens came to Weaver and were served a meal by the Career Foods Class and then entertained by the Concert Choir Members of Career Foods include: April Motley, Marcella Milner, Obbie Holley, Dennis Royes, Robbi Graham, Mark Duggins, Gail Graves, Renee Campbell, Michael Peck, Marcus Curry, Roger Cummings, Donahue Marshall, Raynette Woodward : : ns 58 SENIOR COMMITTEE Thursday evenings at 7:00 sharp there will be a Senior Class Committee meeting in the dining commons A So it went all year as the loyal few showed up to detemine the fate of the Super Seniors . Committee members: standing Diane Phillips, Denzil White, Delores Patten, Opal Flash, Jullian Samuels, Randolph Koram, John Yearwood, James Wilkins, Lori Ruth, Valentino Shumate, Glynis Roberts, Cornell Hollis, Travata Jones, Morris Hudson, Sabrina Reynolds, Jackie Hunter, kneeling Sheila Minnefield, Patricia Jones, Sherry Johnson MODERN DANCE top Weaver Dance Co. Members: Nicole Blackhard, Shawnda Kelly, Michelle Williams, Monique Blackhard, Gwen Tullis, Denise Lockhart, and Treda Collier top, center Monique Blachard and Nicole Blachard, members of the Weaver Dance Co. from Manchester High School top, right Gwen Tullis, Monique Blachard, Michelle Williams and Treda Collier. LIBRARY standing Marva Rowe, Douglas Williams, Benjamin Benjamin, Mr. Michael Angelillo, Librarian sitting Jeanice Thornton, Yvette Beckford, Joan Pinnock, Sharon Hunter ; While the atheletes struggle on the field, the dedicated cheerleaders shout encouragement. They arrive at the crack of dawn to practice and give up Saturdays and evenings to perform. CHEERLEADERS row 1 Nina Hamilton, row 2 Tieleen Braswell, Karen Russ row 3 Karen Epps, Michell Williams, Shirley Covington, Gwen Tullis, Stacey McGriff not shown Renee Rediford, Bridgette Booker, Marcella Milner SUPER ATHLETES Able to loose without crying. Able to win without boasting. Able to remain throughout an entire practice. Able to stay at Weaver ' til 5 P.M. and still get homework done. Able to represent Weaver with Class. WEAVER GIRLS PROVE THEY ' RE NO. 1 Team Photo: Kneeling Winsome Mcpherson, Diane Wiggens, Maxine Whittingham, Stephanie Linton, Denise Llewellyn,: Standing: Mrs. Arroya, Sophia Hunter, Candace Holer, Stacey McGriff, Cassandra Braswell, Karen Russ, Teresa Hillman, Kellena Nelson, Tammy Parker, Tammy Peterson, Mr. Jones not shown: Ruby Givens, Gillian (left top) MAXINE WHITTINGHAM comes out the blocks to start the relay. Wooliston. (far left) TAMMY PARKER takes the curve easy. (top right) DENISE LLEWELLYN (above) SOPHIA HUNTER takes a sky high jump, finishes up the relay with power. (far left) SOPHIA HUNTER glides over the high hurdles. (above) KAREN RUSS sets her pace to win. 65 WEAVER TRACK IS RUNNER UP IN Team Photo: Kneeling, L to R Mike Smith, Stacy Robinson, Jeff Lewis, Leroy Walker, Alston Fuller, Mark Silva, Neville Edwards, Gary Bell. Standing, L to R Coach Ford, Byron Patten, Levelle Stewart, Elbert Robinson, Larry Palmer, Ralph McGriff, Darryl Faust, Marc Gulley, Floyd Gray, Devon Stewart, Glenford Samuels, Robert Francis, Leodis Dixon, Kevin Bell, Maurice Lindsey, Anthony Adams. (top right) ELBERT ROBINSON collects another 1st place. (far left) ROBERT FRANCIS feels the thrill of victory once again. (above) LEVELLE STEWART comes in for a good landing. (top left) BEAVER ' S takes 1st and 2nd in the 100 meter run. (right corner) LARRY PALMER takes the lead. (above left) ANTHONY ADAMS hurdles to victory. (above right) BEAVERS out run the defender. THE STATE 67 WEAVER BASEBALL AT IT ' S Team Photo: 1st row, Jose Vargas, Pedro Martinez, Brooks Benford, David Ortiz. 2nd row, Keith Robinson, Carl Broome, Kelly Pinder, John Carter, Randy Atkins. 3rd row. Coach Von Roemer, Thaddeus Douglass, Gary Hewitt, Charles Gadson, Vernon Billington, William Rodriquez, Greg Craft. BEST!!!!! (top right) DAVID ORTIZ prepares to throw over to first base. (far left) JOHN CARTER is about to take a swing at the right pitch. (above) BROOKS BENFORD fires a pitch toward home plate. (top left) PEDRO MARTINEZ has his eye set for another basehit. (top right) JOSE VARGAS guns the ball over to first base. (above left) JOSE VARGAS throws another runner out. (above right) DAVID ORTIZ plays the line at third base. WEAVER GIRLS HAVE A VERY GOOD c ' ; ■■ w Team Photo: 1st row, Ellen Pinnock, Jackie Kennedy. 2nd row, Sonia Diaz, Delores Patten, Shirleen Dawes, Janet Howe, Wanda Kelly. 3rd row, asst, coach Riveria, Christine Craibb, Rhonda Patterson, Jackie Daniels, Kim Mclntash, Giselle Gamble, Daine Bouyer, Coach Strong. 4th row, Karen Valentine, Gaynell Mathis, Mary Daniel, Darcel Walker. (top right) SONIA DIAZ behind the plate (bottom left) RHONDA PATTERSON crosses home plate. (above) ELLEN PINNOCK throws a fastball. (top left) GAYNELL MATHIS snags a grounder. (top right) SHARON WALTERS keeps her eye on the ball. (bottom left) DELORES PATTEN takes a good cut at the ball. (above) KIM MCINTASH directs traffic around third base. YEAR _ 5% - . r w z ' 71 THE GOLF TEAM STROKES IT OUT Team Photo: L to R: Dwight Miller, Coach Mooney, Dexter Booker, Not shown: Curis Mathis, David McKenney, Leonard Shuler. (top left) DEXTER BOOKER practice his swing. (far left) DWIGHT MILLER practice his form. FOREHANDS AND BACKHANDS Team Photo: Kneeling L to R: Roland McCall, Cornell Hollis, Sean Brown. Standing L to R: Coach, Gibert Stuart, Robert Lewis, Captain Mike Rutland, Mark Waller, Allen Willis. (top left) ALLEN WILLIS gets ready to return the ball. (top right) MARK WALLER gets ready to whack the ball. (above) MIKE RUTLAND Concentrates on the ball. WEAVER RUNNERS HAVE ANOTHER TEAM PHOTO: BOTTOM ROW, WAYNE FAR¬ RELL, JESUS ACEVEDO, STEPHANIE LINTON, RAFAEL TOREES, YVETTE LOGAN, MICHAEL COPELAND, 2ND ROW: COACH BUTTERFIELD, CARLOS ACEVEDO, PAT BAILEY, SONIA ALLEN, top: STEPHANIE LINTON runs through the grass. left: YVETTE LOGAN and LORI WALTON lead the pack. above: PAT BAILEY takes a rest after her race. WINNING SEASON FRANCISCO VASQUEZ, YVETTE WILDER, COACH KAYES, LAST ROW: ANTHONY ADAMS, TIM CARMICHAEL, LARRY PALMER, WILBERTO GUASCUT, STEVE HARRIS, JOHN RAIFORD, JUAN ORTIZ. top left: CARLOS ACEVEDO heads down hill as LARRY PALMER stays close behind. top right: ANTHONY ADAMS leads the pack with JEROME SMITH challenging for the lead. far left: JUAN ORTIZ shows his form coming down hill, above, center: ANTHONY ADAMS takes the turn, above: JEROME SMITH shows who ' s the best! 75 THE GIRLS SERVE IT UP AND SPIKE IT TEAM PHOTO: KNEELING; DENISE LLEWELYN, LUZ BAEZ, CAPT. DENEEN IVERSON, CARMEN BAEZ, VALARIE EDWARDS. STANDING; TERESA PRIDGEN, CARIN GEATHERS, TREDA COLLIER, KELLENA NELSON, CASSANDRA BRASWELL, GWEN TULLIS, BARBARA BROWN, MANAGER, JOAN PINNOCK. DOWN! TOP LEFT: ELIZABETH REID returns a serve as LERA BRADFORD looks on. FAR LEFT: CASSANDRA BRASWELL sets up the play. CENTER: ROSALYN CROCKER keeps her eyes on the ball as the rest of the BEAVERS look on. TOP; KELLENA NELSON hits a volley as the BEAVERS warm up! TOP RIGHT: ROSALYN CROCKER slaps the ball into play as the rest of the team eagerly awaits their chance! JV. TEAM: KNEELING , FRONT ROW: DENISE LLEWELYN, MERICA WILLIAMS, ROSALYN CROCKER, ELIZABETH REID, VALERIE EDWARDS. STANDING: COACH, CLARA LEE, CARIN GEATHERS, MAGGIE HUGHES, LERA BRADFORD, LATRENDA BRASWELL, BARBARA BROWN, ASST. MANAGER, SHIRLEY THOMPSON, GISELLE GAMBLE 77 SOCCER TEAM WINS CDC AND CITY This years soccer team, under, the coaching of Dwight Tolliver had its best season ever, the team ended their year with a 12-2-1 record losing in the quarterfinals. Before losing in the quarterfinals the Beavers won the CDC and the CITY titles. TEAM PHOTO: ON GROUND, STEVEN DUNN, KNEELING, RICHARD GETFIELD, CHRIS KNIGHT, LENNEY GARCIA, ANDROW LINDSAY, ALSTON FULLER, ALVIS JAMES, MAURICE DAWKINS, STANFORD COLLINS. STANDING: ASST. COACH EVERTON GRANGE, JOHN DONALDSON, WAYNE ROWE, GLENN SAMUELS, ROBERT CASSANOVA, JAMES CHURCHHILL, ROOSEVELT DAWKINS, ORLANDO NICHALUS, RANDOLF KORAN, CLIFFORD SCOTT, DONALD WALTER, CLIVE SMITH, COACH DWIGHT TOLLIVER, NOT SHOWN DENZIL WHITE TITLE! Top Left: JOHN DONALDSON moves down field. Far Left: MAURICE DAWKINS Keeps his eyes on the ball. Left: The Beavers plan some strategy. Top: RANDOLF KORAN goes in for a score. Top right: Goalkeeper STEVEN DUNN at his best. Above Left to Right: The Beavers in action, DENZIL WHITE, ALSTON FULLER, WAYNE ROWE and CLIVE SMITH all give it their best shot! ■ - v - ... • T ' 1 - A V. -V ‘ ; - Mi. t HOMECOMING BRIGHT SPOT IN mm ««• .� - TEAM PHOTO: (Front row left to right) MARK WOODARD, LEOTIS DIXON, DYROL TOLER, KELLY PINDER, CARL BROOME, MICHAEL ANDERSON, RODNEY SMITH, KENNETH NOBLE, ANTHONY MARTINFZ, MICHAEL BELL, ALVIN ROBINSON (Top row left to right) MARK BROWN, ROBERT FRANCIS, MARK SCRUSE, STACEY ROBINSON, LISBON HAUGHTON, MICHAEL HARRINGTON, DAVID GASTON, CHARLES WILLIAMS, MARTIN JONES, CASSIUS SHEARER, TERRENCE SCRUSE, SCOTT MILLER, KENNETH REID (M issing from picture) KEVIN SUMLIN, REGGIE KELLY, PETER BISPHAM SEASON Top Left: DAVID GASTON scrambles away from two Lee High defenders. far left: Quarterback DAVID GASTON hands off to KELLY PINDER. left; KELLY PINDER and CARL BROOME win the kick off for the beavers. Top: MICHAEL ANDERSON and LEOTIS DIXON surround a helpless runner. top right: CARL BROOME receives the hand off to the right side, center: KELLY PINDER runs hard as CARL BROOME clears the way. above: THE BEAVERS line up on defense and get ready to make some hard hits! GYMNASTICS TEAM ROLLS TUMBLES Team Photo: Standing=L to R M. CUNHA, C. SIMS. WILLIE BROWN (Capt), ANDRE HALL, ROBERT LEWIS, RONALD LEWIS, DALE CHANDLER, P. HEWITT Sitting=TOMMY MASON, SEAN HAYTHE, DERRICK JOHNSON, RAY JENKINS AND FLIPS Top left: Team Capt. WILLIE BROWN and Mr. Cunha. Far left: Most improved gymnast WILLIE BROWN on the parallel bars. Left: Sophomore RAY JENKINS on the pommel horse. Top: Freshman DALE CHANDLER on the rings. Top Right: SEAN HAYTHE shows his L-support on the rings. Middle: ANDREW HALL loosens up on the floor. Above: RONALD LEWIS practices his floor routine. GIRLS SHOOT FOR THE HOOP! Varsity Team: Kneeling, Co-Captains KIM McINTOSH and GAYNELL MATHIS. TOP ROW: MRS. STRONG, Coach, TAMMY MADDEN, JUDITH BOOTH, SONIA ALLEN, DEBORAH WILLIAMS, WANDA KELLY, ELIZABETH REID, MANAGER. TOP: Captains GAYNELL MATHIS and KIM McINTOSH. FAR LEFT: KIM McINTOSH drives in for a layup. TOP: JUDITH BOOTH has her eyes set for a Jumper! LEFT: WANDA KELLY gets set to pass off to SONIA ALLEN. TOP RIGHT: KIM McINTOSH pulls down a rebound from two defenders. TEAM: Kneeling , PATRICA SIMS, STEPHANIE TALLY, Co-Captains. LEFT TO RIGHT: ROSALIND CROCKER, JACKIE CARMICHAL, KELLENA NELSON, MR. JONES Coach, TEIDRA NUTCHINGS, LESLIE RICE, SADRENA WILLIAMS. ABOVE: TAMMY MADDEN glides in for a soft shot. 85 PINS AND TAKEDOWNS TEAM BACK ROW, EUGENE ROBINSON, MARK JOHNSON, TROY JONES, KEVIN BAPTISTE, SAMUEL KING, DERRICK JONES, ANDREW GRANT, COACH JONES. FRONT ROW: DERRICK JORDON, GEORGE SERMON, VERNON KENNEDY, RICKY NUNEZ. TOP: JAMES GRICE stares down his opponent. J.V. TEAM: BACK ROW, EDGAR GRANT, JAMES GRICE, JUAN CASTILLO, KNEELING, VICTOR MARTINEZ, LAWRENCE JONES, DERRICK JORDON. FRONT, VERNON KENNEDY. LEFT CENTER: LAWRENCE JONES trips up his man. FAR LEFT: JAMES GRICE looks for an opening. TOP LEFT: JUAN CASTILLO and TROY JONES work on their moves before a match. TOP RIGHT: VERNON KENNEDY gets ready to lock arms with his foe. LEFT: RICKY NUNEZ prepares to make short work of an opponent. ABOVE: COACH JONES gives some advice to RICHARD JORDON. TRACK TEAM WINS IT ALL! top left RAY JENKINS hard at work! top right Weaver sprinters at the blocks. TEAM Front Row DONNA HIGHTOWER, RAY JINKINS, CAROL LONGMORE, STACY ROBINSON, ANTHONY CRANFORD, PATRICIA BAILEY, TERRY APPLEWHITE, CARL BROOME., Second Row NEVILLE EDWARDS, ALAN BROOME, SEAN HAYTHE, GREG JACKSON, ALSTON FULLER, MIKE HENRY, MIKE BELL, MIKE HARRINGTON, Coach BUTTERFIELD. Back Row ROBERT FRANCIS, LEOTIS DICKSON, TONY ROSS, HECTOR TORRES, STEVE HARRIS, MARK SILVA, DEVON STEWART, LARRY PALMER, PETER BISPHAM, CASSIUS SHEARER, RICHARD McNISH, MARCUS JENNINGS. Far Left Three runners the best at their trade. Top MARK SILVA leads the pack around the turn. Top Right DEVON STEWART on the hurdles. Above Left The team warms up before a meet. Above Right Here come the Beavers! This years team was again City Champions, the team which has six seniors, will be looking forward to steady improvement and a strong finish at the end of the season. Next year ' s team will be fairly young but will progress fast. 89 GYMNASTICS TEAM KEEPS ROLLING ON 1 w j JLw 1 i | i 1 TEAM Top to bottom; TIELEEN BRASWELL, LORINE STRUMS, SHIRLEY COVINGTON, STACY McGRIFF, YVETTE LOGAN, SOPHIA HUNTER, DENISE LLEWELLYN, NOT IN PICTURE NINA HAMILTON. Top: LORINE STRUMS dances on the beam. m w. ' V? ’ ) aa . gi n $58$ §g$|p§ I St - ■ Far Left: NINA HAMILTON displays her form on the balance beam. Left: TIELEEN BRASWELL makes a leap during her floor routine. Top: DENISE LLEWELLYN performs on the beam. Top Right: SOPHIA HUNTER does a handstand on her floor excercise. Left: SHIRLEY COVINGTON performs on the vault. Above: Coach CUNHA talks with his group of gymnasts. THE BEAVERS BOUNCE BACK TO GET top VARSITY TEAM: row 1 EVERT LANG, DARRELL MITCHELL, JEROME SMITH, TED COPELAND, SHAYNE McGARRAH row 2 MR. NATE ADGERS, Assistant Coach, DEMETRIUS DILLARD, ANTHONY ADAMS, BERNARD GOINS, MICHAEL COPELAND, MARVIN MINK, CHARLES TERRY, CHARLES FRENCH, KEVIN FREDRICKS, ERIC GAMBLE, STEVEN BLOCKER, TROY COLLIER, KADIAN HALL, THOMAS MOTLEY, MR. DWIGHT TOLLIVER, Coach above, left J.V. TEAM PHOTO: standing MR. NATE ADGERS, Coach, ZACHERY KING, DENNIS ROYCE, BERNARD GOINS, JEFFREY LEWIS, KEVIN FREDRICKS, TIM RUTH, TROY COLLIER, JOHN GASTON, Manager, EDDIE STEVENS kneeling MAURICE MARK, GARY FITZPATRICK, TEDDY COPELAND, KEVIN JOHNSON. top, right JEROME SMITH drives down the lane. above MIKE COPELAND heads up court for two points. 92 THE JOB DONE! top, left STEVEN BLOCKER takes a breather. top, right CHARLES TERRY looks for an open teammate. above JEROME SMITH and CHARLES TERRY bring the ball up court. above, right TEDDY COPELAND sets up the play. right GARY FITZPATRICK attempts to inbound the ball FRESHMAN BASKETBALL FRESHMAN FOOTBALL 94 CHEERLEADERS CHEERLEADERS CHEERLEADERS CHEERLEADERS Last but not least let us not forget those brave souls who stand in all sorts of weather and conditions to cheer on their team. Whether they are standing on the cold football field or are giving A long cheer for Steven Blocker, they will always display that Weaver spirit. Jeffrey Lewis ADMINISTRATORS: clockwise Mr. Hurley, Vice-principal; Mr. Copes, Principal; Mr. Davis, Executive Vice-principal; Mr. McKinley, Vice-principal; Mr. Thomas, Vice-principal; center Mr. Morris, Vice-principal. rk every Is, Able t leek e: DEDICATION In Appreciation of your service, time, and talent, we the SUPER SENIORS CLASS OF 1982 dedicate this PORTAL to express our sincere gratitude for your tireless CONTRIBUTIONS. MANY THANKS THE CHILDREN OF ATLANTA With deep regret we remember the CHILDREN OF ATLANTA. We share the feeling of irreplaceable loss at their young lives stopped short by meaningless violence. We therefore DEDICATE OUR BOOK IN THEIR MEMORY. MRS. BARBARA WIGGINS 100 Middle left- Ms. Rojas, Head Teacher Center- Mrs. Cotto, Right-Ms. Perichi, Left- Ms. Delgado. The entire body was introduced to both the histo¬ ry of Puerto Rico and the Bi-Lingual Department on Puerto Rican Discovery Day. Following an entertaining and informative as¬ sembly in the auditorium the students were invited to visit the display of Spanish Culture in one of the Bi-Lingual classrooms. Lunch was highlighted by ethnic food prepared by the parents of the Bi-Lin¬ gual students. This day was but one of the efforts of the Bi- Lingual program to bring their students into the mainstream of Weaver. TAKE A RIGHT ANGLE TOWARDS LIFE MW The Math Department of Weaver High School is trying more and more to meet the Basic needs of each student for mathematics. We have the largest Department in the school with very dedicated teachers. Most of these dedicated teachers participate in extra curricular activities of the school such as Human Relations, Basketball, Tennis, Hiking Club, Student Council, Fund raising for the yearbook, class sponsors. Faculty managers and others. The math department has the largest Computer facilities in the city of Hartford for public education. The math department theme for the year is Education is like Gasoline the more you have the futher you go. Mathematics is like high test Gasoline. Top- Mr. J. Davis, Mr. Zansberg, Mr. Deloreto. Middle-Mt. Wilson, Mr. Mickiewicz, Top- Mr. Capiga, Dr. Lowery, Mr. Castagnin (Math Chairman). Middle-Mr. White, Mr. Adger, Mr. Rosen Above, Clockwise Mr. Huston, Ms. Noel, Mr. Ferlasso Boffom-Clockwise-Mr. Martinell, Mrs. Audet, Rogers, Mr. Rackley, Mrs. Brown. Not Shown- Mrs. Cordi-Allen, Mrs. Rackley. -|03 THE CAUSE AND REASONING IS THE Top left- Science Chairperson, Mr. Giangrave. Mid left- Mr. Stuart, Mr. DeGrandi, Mrs. Riley. Bottom left- Mr. Morgan. The Science Staff takes great pride in the preparation of the class members of 82 for their places in society. We trust we have given you a sense of your importance in this scientifically oriented universe. Unto you we entrust the responsibility and care of our world. SCIENCE EFFECT IN LIFE : Top- Mr. McKinley, Mr. Cunha, Mrs. Toney. Middle- Mr. Riddell. Bottom- Ms. Powell, Ms. Bryant, Ms. Bacote. 105 PREPARING STUDENTS FOR ACTIVE Top-Mr. Williams, Middle right-Mrs. Smith, Ms. Moses, Mr. Brown Bottom left- Ms. Gayle, Mr. Jones. CITIZENSHIP Top- Mr. Neal, Mrs. Snair-Cantor, Ms. Cuffee. Middle- Mr. Snair Cantor, Mr. Smith, Mr. Foster. Bottom- Mrs. Hanciker. The Youth and Government Program was introduced to provide students with a realistic opportunity to participate in a model state legislative progr am held at the State Capital by studying public issue, debating policies, writing legislation, and experiencing the process of government. In a similar program, students who had researched key issues confronting the United Nations and had visited the appropriate missions in New York participated in a model United Nations during the spring at the University of Hartford. Other projects undertaken during the year included student entry into the History Day and mock trial competitions. Developing an informed, responsible, and participating citizenry was a theme permeating all activities. am HOME ECONOMICS Top Left Mrs. Cobb head teacher. Top Right Mrs. Chambers Left Mrs. Lewis Middle Right Ms. Brown Bottom Right Mrs. Cramer The Home Economics Department is dedicated to helping STUDENTS ACQUIRE CAREER SKILLS AND LIFE SKILLS. Toward this end. A student can follow a sequence of courses in either child Development or Foods leading to job Opportunities in these fields. In Ch. Dev., Students help in the infant day care center and a nursery school. In foods, students plan prepare meals in a well equipped industrial kitchen and serve them in an adjacent restaurant. Additionally, courses in life skills are offered in clothing construction, Independant living, and consumer affairs. DEPT. OF ARTS IN The Music Department fielded an improved Marching Band and had to turn students away from piano and choir classes because there wasn ' t enough room. A Talented and Gifted class was added. The Christmas and Spring Concerts gave the talented Weaver Students a chance to demonstrate their accomplishments. The Art Department began the year with a visit from well- known artist, Benny Andrews. The Art Major students impressed their fellow students as they prepared portfolios to be used for college admissions. A Talented and Gifted class was added. Student work was exhibited at the Board of Education and the Hartford Youth Art Renaissance Exhibit. iff T Top Left Mr. Steele Middle Left Mrs. Odoms Middle Mr. McDonald Middle Right Mr. Karrer Bottom Left Mrs. Brown Bottom Right Mrs. Martin THE BUSINESS OF AMERICA top L to R: Mr. Mooney, Mrs. Trapp, Mrs. McCaskill, above: Mrs. Pruitt, Mrs. D ' Orsi, District Chairperson, Mr. Goldstein For the young person looking for unlimited career possibilities, few fields can equal modern business. Business Education enables students to acquire valuable skills while still attending high school. In addition, these same skills can be enhanced at the post-secondary level. The department is consistently updating the equipment and skills to reflect what is found in the modern office. Students are trained on electric typewriters in the advanced courses and in some beginning classes. Training is available on the Apple II Computer, the Electronic 75 typewriter, and word processing skills and data processing technology are current emphases in selected courses. Courses are offered on both a vocational and personal use level. Students can receive intensive training in the accounting, clerical, and stenographic skills or they can take personal information and exploratory courses in business procedures, law, recordkeeping, consumer information, business machines, note taking, data processing machine transcription. Within Weaver, there exist two outstanding organizations: DECA (Distributive Education Clubs of America) and FBLA (Future Business Leaders of America) which offer students fine enrichment and social opportunities. no above Mrs. Waligora, left middle, Ms. Berry, head Teacher, left bottom. Miss Oliver, below, Mrs. Morris. IS BUSINESS mm mm FOREIGN LANGUAGES Top Left- Ms. Garica, Top Right- Mrs. Davis, head teacher. Center- Mr. Petersen, Mrs. Pettus, Bottom- Mr. McKinely, Ms. Wright, Mr. Zansberg, Ms. Gayle, Mr. Smith. HIGHER HORIZONS Or oegro y r Top-Mrs. Donhue, Mr. Stenfanow, Middle-Mrs. McCutheon, Mr. Chaffin, Mrs. Jordon Bottom- Mr. Marcellino, Mr. VonRoemer, Mr. Smith. Top- Mrs. Krausz, Mr. Pierce, Mrs. Mitchell, Mr. Williams. Middle- Mr. LaPrince, Mr. Keefe, Ms. Garvey, Mrs. Phillips Bottom- Ms. Smith, Mrs. Sorrajja, Ms. Wilson, Mrs. Moses. Creating an appreciation for the humanities for Weaver students is one of the goals the English department has established for the year. To this end, the department has provided opportunties for students to attend each of the season ' s productions at the Hartford Stage Company. In addition, the students attended a performance of the opera Aida and will have an opportunity to attend a Shakespearean production at the American Shakespeare Theater in Straford. In an effort to create an awareness of the classroom learning process, the television production of The Marva Collins Story was widely used in English classrooms. Finally, the department encourages students ' participation in extracurricular activies such as the Literary, Debating, and Toastmaster Clubs. THE MIND Top-Ms. Holmes, Mrs. Spearnak. Middle- Mr. Warden, Mr. Sharp, Ms. Sears, Ms. Wilson. Bottom- Ms. Wright, Mr. Peczka. ENGLISH r- W Photos on Pg 111 Top Clockwise- Ms. Drumgoole, Ms. Edmonds, Ms. Gemmell Bottom- Mr. Fleck, Ms. Mazyck, Mr. Jaymes To p- Mr. Erwin, Mr. Barrack, Ms. Johnson Middle- Mr. Smith, Ms. Lippe Bottom-Right- Mrs. Vaughn Hi |g GUIDANCE DEPT. PLANNING FOR YOUR FUTURE Top Left- Mr. Lettiere, Mrs. Carter, Mrs. Hutchison, Middle- Mrs. Measer, Ms. Hayes Bottom Clockwise- Ms. Witcker, Mr. Tallman, Mrs. Noel, Mrs. Wells The Guidance Department has several special programs in the areas of Career education and college planning. The MOIS computer in the Career Center has been well used all year. Career Week Activities in November and Job Readiness Workshops for seniors in the spring were held. College Fairs in Spring and Fall, visits by colleges representatives to Weaver, a winter finicial aid workshop are 118 annual activities of the department. INDUSTRIAL ARTS Top left Mr. Ortiz, Mr. Myers, Middle Mr. Ames, Mr. Robinson, Mr. Davis, Head Teacher Bottom Mr. Clark left Mr. Robinson, Mr. DiCicco 119 I HEALTHY BODIES HEALTHY MINDS PHYSICAL EDUCATION DEPT. Top- Mr. Butterfield, Mr. Tolliver. Middle-Mrs. Strong, Mrs. Hanson, Ms. Kayes, Mr. Jones Bottom- Mr. Dougherty, Mrs. Lee, Head Teacher The Physical Education Department welcomes into its department three new faculty members and also extends a cordial welcome to the Physical Therapy Department from the University of Conn. This Fall and again in the Spring, a total of 12 therapy sessions will be offered to all athletes and the general students enrollment in Physical Education. ' a I ' ' SUPPORT Row 1 Mrs. Clark, Nurse; Mrs. Kerrigan, Nurse; Mr. Young, Social Worker; Row 2 Mr. Scott, Speech Hearing; Mr. Robertson, Radio Station; Ms. Ramos, Social Worker Row 3 Mrs. Loomis, T.A.G. Coordinator; Mr. Angelillo, Librarian; Mr. Morgan, Media Specialist; Mrs. Johnson, Community Aid; Row 4 Mr. Cirone, Work Study; Mr. Brown, Inside Suspension Top-Ms. Cauley, Ms. Berg, Mrs. Cordova, Ms. Woods. Middle- Mrs. Kiley, Mrs. Evans, Mrs. Johnson, Mrs. Fasi. Bottom- Mrs. Cooper, Mrs. Crump, Mrs. Litts, Mrs. Wilson Bottom Left- Mrs. Bottomly. PARAPROFESSIONALS Top-Ms. Bodner, Ms. Rodriquez, Ms. Simmons, Mrs. Monroe. Middle- Mr. Brown, Mrs. Bendford, Mrs. Barber, Ms. Beaver. Bottom- Mrs. Murray, Mrs. Adams, Mrs. Hicks, Mr. Armstrong. Bottom Right-Mrs. Gardener. W • i Top- Mr. A. Myers, Ms. Gee, Mr. C. Myers, Ms. Cox Middle- Mrs. Johnson, Mr. Epps, Mr. Braithwaite, Mr. Cooper. Bottom -Group picture, Mrs. Wiggins, Mr. Johnson. 124 HALL MONITORS Tb 7-Group Picture. Middle- Mrs. Bradford, Mrs. Williams, Mrs. Cosgrove, Mrs. Morris. Bottom- Mrs. Lindo, Mrs. Kirlein, Mrs. Klein, Dietitian. TO NOURISH OUR BODIES AND MINDS 126 gs : SUPER SALES PERSON Able to continue from door slam to door slam Able to never accept no for an answer. Able to carry $500.00 without being mugged. Able to sell something to every teacher every day. Able to make people wmm UNIVERSITY OF HARTFORD Congratulations To The Class Of 1982 From Your Next-Door Neighbor THE UNIVERSITY OF HARTFORD TUSCAN LODGE 17, F. A. M. 66 Montville Street Hartford, Conn. 06120 TUSCAN LODGE NO. 17, Free and Accepted Masons, Prince Hall Affiliation, of Hartford, Conn., Proudly Congratulates PAMELA JOHNSON, The Senior Class of 1982, and the Administration of T.S. Weaver High School for their efforts to push for Excellence. Please continue. Otis Shannon, Worshipful Master Willie Etheridge, Acting Worshipful Master Louis D. Lawson, Junior Warden R. Paul Gray, Treasurer Lewis A. Rawles, Secretary James Patterson, Assistant Secretary Willie F. Tyler, Senior Deacon Matthew Stanley, Junior Deacon Nathaniel McLea, Chaplain Nathaniel Davis, Senior Steward Marvin Burgin, Junior Steward Charles Joiner, Tyler Edward Moseley, Marshal Samuel Banks, Trustee Lewis My rick. Trustee John Byrd, Trustee 130 ■ rr r ' •m ' rrir.f THE LOOKOUT WEAVER HIGH SCHOOL HARTFORD. CONNECTICUT Congratulations To 1982 Graduates Trophies-Plaques-Gift-Awards Engraving MR. TROPHY CO. Factory Showroom 330 Locust St - Off Airport Rd. Hartford, Conn. 06114 Tel. 246-2579 Joseph Surwilo, Jr. Branch Showrooms 55 State St. 929 Belmont Ave. No. Haven, CT. Springfield, Mass. 1017 Meriden Rd. Waterbury, CT. Phone 247-4155 Gus ' s Pizza House ROSS TAX SERVICE 653 Blue Hills Ave. Hartford CT. 243-8303 PIZZA - GRINDERS - SPAGHETTI 1444 ALBANY AVE. HARTFORD, CONN. Congratulations Class Of 1982 And Best Wishes For A Successful Future 131 MISS OLIVER 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 reminder 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 continue to 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! IMIflifi STUDIOS New England’s n Leading Portrait and Yearbook Photographers I Like To Thank My Mom Dad For All The Support They Gave Me Through My Years Of School MR. MRS. PERRY JOHNSON WEAVER HIGH ' S HUMAN RELATIONS CLUB Wishes Good Relations For All The Class Of 1982 4 MODEL MARKET 662 BLUE HILLS AVENUE HARTFORD. CONN. 06112 242-5515 — 242-5516 LUIZ V. CARVALHO Manager CONGRATULATES THE WEAVER HIGH SCHOOL GRADUATING CLASS OF 1982 God enters by a private door into every individual. - Ralph Waldo Emerson Rev. A. Roger Williams, Pastor Bro. Samuel I. Thomas, Church Clerk Secretary Bro. Bennett Cohens, Deacon Board Chrmn. Bro. James A. Howard, Sr., Trustee Board Chrmn. Yours with Concern Deacon Roger C. Jones Benevolence Committee Chairman 133 Best Wishes And Good Luck To The Class Of 1982 THE ADMINISTRATION Mr. Robert Morris, Vice Principal, Gamma House Mr. Leon McKinley, Vice Principal, Alpha House Mr. George Thomas, Vice Principal, Delta House Mr. Eddie Davis, Executive Vice Principal Dr. Walter Hurley, Vice Principal, Beta House Mr. Paul Copes, Principal 134 Weaver — 82 Best Of Luck MR. MOONEY AND WEAVER D.E.C.A. WE CLEAN CLEANERS ONE-DAY DRY CLEANING Leathers-Suedes-Draperies Hats-Furs-Alterations Mon-Sat. Phone 527-9570 Pres. PERRY JOHNSON 7:A.M. 7:P.M. 224 Capen St 135 Measure . Etna with your ruler, EQUAL OPPORTUNITY EMPLOYMENT Etna provides opportunities for career fulfillment and ad¬ vancement without regard for race, color, sex, national origin, religion, age and physical or mental handicaps BENEFITS To give medical protection and financial security to you and your family there are Group Insurance Plans, Sick Pay and Long-Term Disability, an In centive Savings Plan, and Paid Vacations. And that’s just where the Benefits begin . . . SALARY Etna’s initial aim is to pay you a salary that’s competitive with salaries for simi¬ lar jobs in other companies. From there it’s up to you The more out¬ standing your performance, the more outstanding your reward. STAGGERED HOURS You may be given the op¬ tion of working other than the standard 8:00 am to 4:10 p.m. schedule. CAREER GROWTH Etna’s primary business is the sell¬ ing of group, life and casualty insur¬ ance. But we’re more than just a group of insurance companies. Etna is also one of the nation’s largest diver¬ sified financial organizations. In our Hartford Home Office and in our Field Offices we employ better than 37,000 people. With an organization of Etna’s size and scope, your opportunities for advancement are impressive. TUITION REIMBURSEMENT After a year’s employment, get your man¬ ager’s approval and Etna will reimburse you for job-related courses taken after company hours. ICING ON THE CAKE How many people go to work and find a bowling alley, squash and racquetball courts, a jogging track and shower facilities? What about spectacular vacations, skiing trips and theatre outings ... at special group rates? Or an up-to-the-minute cafeteria where you can build your own ice cream sundaes? These and much more are part of the Etna package. WEAVER GRADS AT Etna We asked someone from our Personnel Depart¬ ment about the number of Etna employees who are Weaver graduates. “Noway,” she said. There are too many Weaver people here to count. We’ve been recruiting from Weaver for years. And we take all the Weaver grads we can get. Because we’ve found they’re responsible, hard-working and eager to take advantage of the many opportunities Etna offers.” You have the raw potential. Etna has continuing job opportunities. Visit our Re¬ cruiting Office at 900 Asylum Avenue, Hartford, CT 06156 or call 273-6177. LI FE CASUALTY 136 Congratulations Superbeavers Publication Design Workshop Coining Soon . . . THE SUPERBEAVER Handbook LOOK OUT WORLD! Here We Come! The Super- Senior Class Of 1982 PHONE 246-5570 PACKAGE STORE OWNER a PERMITTEE HOWARD A. 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Chambers Barbara Thompson Annmarie Drumgoole Mrs. Margaret E. Lewis C.H. Lowery Arron Lotetta Wells Mrs. Wilma Toney William F. Meier Maria Rodriguez C. Bacote Nick Mitchell George P. Thomas Mr. Cunha John Karrer Ms. Joyce Evans Mr. Mrs. Robert C. Vaughn Gene W. Odoms Mr. Mrs. Craig Clark Mr. Jack Barrack Mr. Mrs. William McKinley Mr. Mrs. Sidney E. Robinson Mrs. Sylvia Cordova Nate Adger Jr. Edward McDonald Mrs. Ella Monroe Joseph J. Marallino, Jr. David White Mrs. Nola W. Taylor Wm. S. Chaffin Mrs. Barbara Cordi-Allen Mrs. Patricia Garner A. William von Roemer Thomas G. Smith Mr. Wilbert H. Jones Nancy Adams Kenny Zansberg Mr. J. K. Dougherty Mary Alice Donohue Anthony C. Lettiere Mrs. Evanthia Litts Charlotte Gemmell Mary C. Lyons Bea Wilburn Virginia Smith Paul Peczka Eddie Davis J. Sears Mr. Mrs. Paul Copes Family Lonnie Robinson Marvin E. Jones Julia Doolittle Mr. Mrs. Jimmy Jones B. Wiggins Walter J. Doc Hurley, Sr. Shadow Karrer Patrick H. Tallman Mr. Mrs. Richard N. Pierce Glynis Roberts Chickenman Mr. Mrs. Sherman Smith Mr. Mrs. Valon M. Brown Ed Mickiewicz Vasean, Maia, Daisy Wilson Mr. Merril D. Bowman Mr. Mrs. Wilson Trapp Alan N. Levy Willie W. Leggett Torrey Denise Rackley Mrs. Mary Dudd Emily R. Noel Cotto Francisco Gonzalez Margaret A. Smith Mr. Phillip J. Ferlazzo Jorge, Jorgito, and Irma Rojas Chet Capiga Mr. Robert Mooney Nilda R. Perichi Patricia C. Cobb Mr. William Epps Miriam Freiman James Davis Jr. As the sun slowly sets in the West a solitary figure is silhouetted on the practice field horizon. At first he appears to be an oversized rodent but closer observation reveals that it is SUPER BEAVER. It ' s been a hard year for this fearless furry leader. He has met the forces of evil: apathy, lazyness, immaturity, and senioritis. But with steadfast effort he has overcome all. At last the members of the Class of ' 82 are indeed the SUPER SENIORS. As they leave to find jobs, further their education, and raise families. Super Beaver can rest knowing that they take with them their desire to promote peace, justice, and the Weaver way. The End 140 ' ■■■■■■