Weaver High School - Portal Yearbook (Hartford, CT)

Text from Pages 1 - 168 of the 1984 volume:

REACH OUT AND TOUCH Communication is very significant in our life today. We chose the theme “Reach out and touch .... ” because of this. Look around you, communication is taking place. Although you might not think about it, the way we act, the signals we use (in sports), our faculty memos, and, yes, even the way we dress, are all signs of constant communication. The telephone is the example we’ve chosen to illustrate this theme. There is so much we do with the phone to make contact with those outside. Although you might resent it, the phone makes it possible for teachers to contact your parents, discuss your behavior with the principal, or even to change a schedule. The point it, communication is important and the Weaver community has caught that importance. So, “Reach out and touch” a page to see what lies beyond. 1984 PORTAL STAFF: Publication Design Workshop Class: Cheryl Alleyne, Claudia Brown. Kim Brown, Wayne Bell, Donella Hardy, Pat Hall, Kenneth James, Ray Jenkins, James Lewis, Sharese Maye, Juan Ortiz, Lawrence Palmer, Tony Ross, Jonathan Russell, Mark Silva. Evening Yearbook Staff: Loyda Camacha, Brennan Coles, Tanyah Comeaux, Emmanuel Gonzalez, Cheryl Maddox, Carol Shaw, Darcel Walker, Pamela Meyers. Carla Atkins, Karen Bowen WEAVER HIGH SCHOOL 415 GRANBY ST. HARTFORD CONN. —,— The hassle of getting a class ring is ridiculous. First, you order your ring. By putting all dimensions of rings on your finger, the salesperson determines your ring size. Some are so tight that they would cut off your circulation, while others are so big that they fall off. When the salesperson gives you the price, you fall off! Finally the salesperson gets your correct size and the design you want. You should always check up on your ring, or you may never get it. The salesperson either loses your name, or your ring, or, perhaps, both. Everyone else would be admiring their brand new ring and yours is nowhere to be found. When it is located, the price of gold has gone up, so you have to settle with paying extra on your ring. One of these days, you will take your ring off, perhaps to wash your hands. When you look for it and find it gone, you can bet that someone else is admiring your ring ... on their finger. Miss Whitiker, do you have my schedule? Everywhere you go you see numbers. That’s not unique, but the number 84 is. It’s not everyday you would see 84. Or would you? The numbe r of your house might be 84, the last two digits in your phone number could be 8 and 4. Your homework page could be 84, and even your locker combination could be 19-8-4. It could go on and on. Sorry, Charlie! All of your general level classes are filled. I have put you into Senior Math, Honors Physics, Critical Thinkin Honors Chemistry, and Spanish Three. The number 84 is very significant to the seniors this year. This is the year they become independent adults. The time has come for the seniors and graduating ju¬ niors to say “GOOD BYE!” and mean it. So, look out for the 84’s and when you do. remember, this is your year! REACHING OUT AND GETTING MORE , THIS IS THE CLASS OF ’84 Well, today’s our first get to¬ gether as a senior class. We talked about selling magazines, prizes and the prom. We also met our class advisors. When it was time to go outside, everyone went crazy. We knew that it was going to be a 1-o-n-g morning. When we got to the bleachers everyone was trying to be in the front row. As you see everyone didn’t make it. Senior Year, time to think about reaching out and leaving the security of home and school. For four years we have looked forward to that day when we would be able to hear the alarm and not have to get up and go to Weaver. Now that that day is near, there are some second thoughts. Our class work, our interaction with each other, and the support of family and friends have prepared us. Therefore it is with confidence that we REACH OGT AND .... REACH OUT 8 A HUG B. YELL AT . C FEED D. CALL E. SCARE F. KISS G. SNATCH SOMEONE AND Hey fellows, what are you Well, I have to go down to Loring to return my proofs so I’ll be in the Senior Sec tion of the yearbook. 10 TONYA MICHELLE ADGER “Ton” Pisces Michelle “Rosie” Salmon Secretary JERRY AGER “J.J.” CELORIS ALLEN “Susan C” Gemini Arlene Atkinson Claudette Williston Psychologist or Business Tonya Adger Jerry Ager Celoris Allen ARLENE IVETTE ARROYO “Little Bit” Gemini Beautician CARLA CHER1SE ATKINS “Cheeks” Taurus Kellena Nelson Industrial Engineer CHRISTOPHER BAISDEN “Quazar” Leo Timmy Baisden To be a rich man Arlene Arroyo Carla Atkins Christopher Baisden LISA ANN BANKS “Smurf” Cancer Tasha Frietas Biochemist SAMUEL LEE BANKS. JR. “Sam-Sam” Gemini Albert Abrom Family Computer Programmer DARLENE GENEVA BASS “Red-Bone” Sagittarius Greg Merritt Jackie Carmichael Business Lisa Banks Samuel Banks Darlene Bass DIMERY BELL “D.J.” Aquarius Toni Computer Electrician WAYNE ALLEN BELL “Bell Maniac” Cancer The Crew. Shawn Cooper. You Computer Programmer DAVID BELTON Chilly-Dee” Taurus Myself Doctor Dimery Bell ( L Wayne Bell David Belton RACHEL BELTON-ATMORE MIKA STAR BENFORD “Shmik-Mik” Aquarius Michael Lanier Mildred “Suzy-Q” French Business DIAN CLARK BERNARD Scorpio Gail Physician Rachel Belton-Atmore Mika Benford Dian Bernard RADIKHA BHAIRO “Radish or Cocoa” Scorpio Sisters Navindra DANA BILLIE Aries Linda Parker Sociologist ASTON LAWRENCE BLAKE Cancer Devon Stewart Computer Programmer BRIDGETTE NARCISSIA BOOKER “Shortie” Scorpio Reginald Powell Denise Llewellyn Medicine JACQUELINE MARIE BOWEN “Jackie” Cancer Lunior Leung X-Ray Technician KAREN GRACE BOWEN “Opal” Taurus Andrienne Brady Pauline Bowen Businesswoman Bridgette Booker Jacqueline Bowen Karen Bowen Stanton Bowen Shelley Boyd Metzie Bramwell STANTON C. BOWEN “General Bow-Bow” Capricorn Harold Goodison Fashion Design SHELLEY M. BOYD “Shelley-Shell” Libra Sharon Davis Jamie Salomon Nursing or Computer METZIE ANDREA BRAMWELL “Pinky” Cancer Jesus Christ Bessie Burchell Nursing 11 VICKI LYNN BRIDGEWATER “Punkin” Virgo Renee Reliford Bobby Gill Nurse LISA A. BRINSON “Lee” Taurus Derrick Jones Computer Operator MICHELLE BROADBELT “Mitch Mich” Sagittarius Anne-Marie Russell Merris Stanford Dentist or Dental Hygienist Vicki Bridgewater Lisa Brinson Michelle Broadbelt APRIL R. BROOKS “Ape” Virgo April Higginbotham Jimmy McCelray Computer Therapist DELROY BROOKS “Ice” Cancer Dean Electrician ALAN BASIE BROOME “Drunk” Pisces Clairessa Lattimore Lawyer April Brooks Delroy Brooks Alan Broome 12 MYRA BROOME “Bright Eyes” Pisces Zach Tychelle King Pediatrician ANTHONY BROWN Beedy” Cancer Me Draftsman BENJAMIN BROWN JR. “Ben” “Squint” Pisces Everybody Manager Myra Broome Anthony Brown Benjamin Brown BETTY JEAN BROWN “20 cent” Aries Chickie CLAUDIA MARIE BROWN Aries Patricia Yvette Registered Nurse HENRY A. BROWN “Hank” Leo Denise Chill-Wili Betty Brown Claudia Brown Henry Brown KIM SEANNETTE BROWN “Poo Bear” Scorpio Mommie Steven Greene Psychologist or Special Ed. LISA BROWN RICHARD BROWN “Carbone” Leo James Antanette Army Kim Brown Lisa Brown Richard Brown ROBERT BROWN “Bob” Virgo Tammy Anthony Electronics SEAN C. BROWN “Photo Man” Pisces Mark Brown Jeri Wilson Film Making TERRY ALLAN BROWN “Tee” Libra Myself Air Traffic Controller YVONNE BROWN “Cathy” Leo Maishaun Brown Computer Programmer BESSIE BURCHELL “Peaches” Cancer Jesus Christ Metzie Bramwell Nursing SANDRA BURNETT “Sandy” Leo Wayne Rowe Karen Valentine Business Administration JACQUELINE BURRELL CARMEN CALDERON “C.C.” Cancer Loyda Camacho Manny Gonzalez Accountant LOYDA CAMACHO Asia” Emmanuel Gonzalez Brunilda Colon 13 JILL THERESA CANTY “Chocolate Girl” Leo Lisa Jasper Bay Career Food JACQUELINE DENISE CARMICHAEL “Jackie”.Darlene Bass Devon Stewart College CORWIN ANTHONY CARROLL “Corey” Libra Millard Sailor Money Airforce Jill Canty Jackie Carmichael RICHARD CHANDLER “June” Aquarius Tracy Banks Mechanics The Service BEVERLY ROMAIN CHEE-YOU “Cheese” Scorpio Radikha Bhairo Michele Clark Accountant CHRISTOPHER E. CLARK “C.C.” Gemini Ray Jenkins To be successful Richard Chandler Beverly Chee-You MICHELLE CLARK “Micky” Leo Tian Rowe Medicine TIMOTHY LIONEL COBLE “Rev.” Taurus Alan Chavis Ministry ANGELA DELORES CODY Angie” Aries Member of “The Gap” Computer Programmer Michele Clark Timothy Coble BRENNAN COLES “Bre” Libra Lewis Darcel Walker Robin Food Management BRENDA COLLINS TANYAH MARIA COMEAUX “All Kinds of Names” Aquarius Evelyn C. Brown To become someone important 14 Brennan Coles Brenda Collins Corwin Carroll Christopher Clark 0 Angela Cody Tanyah Comeaux DAPHNI DENISE COOPER “Dee Dee” Sagittarius Lawyer DERRICK COOPER “New Money” Libra Yvette Derrick ELFREDA COOPER “Freda” Leo Tiny Jackson Accountant Daphni Cooper Derrick Cooper Elfreda Cooper RAY ANTHONY COOPER “Tony” Derrick Cooper SHAWN CR1STOPHER COOPER “Coop” Gemini Bell Pamela Computer Programmer BEVERLY COPELAND “Bev” Pisces Tammy Peterson Earl Scott Ray Cooper Shawn Cooper Beverly Copeland THEODORE A COPELAND “Teddy” Scorpio Moms Pops Money Maker SONIA COTTO “Special K” Leo Kike Professional Hairdressing CHANIER COYLE “Chanik” Greg Covington Angela Cody Nurse Teddy Copeland Sonia Cotto Chanier Coyle ALTAMESE K. CRANFORD “Teena” Nikki Coyle Child Development LYNDA L. CROOMS “Nasty Girl 1” Fashion Designer LYNN M. CROOMS “Nasty Girl 2” Computer Specialist Altamese Cranford Lynda Crooms Lynn Crooms 15 ANDRE MCKINLEY CROWE “Drakes” Gail Heath Computers DAVID G DACOSTA “Dave” Architect MICHAEL EDWIN DANIELS “Mike” Myself Computer Programmer Andre Crowe David Dacosta Michael Daniels ANDRE DAVIS “Drakes” Tom Gunn Computer Programmer MARY LOUISE DAVIS “Sweet M” Kim Pimbery Mary Holmes Computers JAMES EDWARD DAY JR. “King Dimple, June” Libra My Lady Musician Store Owner Andre Davis Mary Davis James Day JOSE A. DELGADO Mother Computer Career RONALD LEE DILLON “Dollar Dill” K. Wilson, K. Crews, K. Brown K. Jackson Teacher or Computer Maintenance RUTH ELAINE DONALDSON “Roosh” L. Hayne, H. Smith B. Douglas Accounting Jose Delgado Ronald Dillon Ruth Donaldson BRIDGET DOUGLAS “Rose” Ruth, Earl, Provost Mom Accountant CLEMENT E. DOUGLAS “Rough Stuff” Computer Science or Business Accountant FRANCESCA V. DUNCAN “Fran” Vera Joshua Cheyrl Crumbie Accounting 16 Bridget Douglas Clement Douglas Fran Duncan STEVEN LAVEL DUNCAN “Killer D” Cancer Electronic Engineer KENNETH IRVIN DUNN “Kinny Kin” Venesa Foster Mark Hales Computers SHARON RENEE EASLEY Aquarius Dina Jenkins Computer Operator Steven Duncan Kenneth Dunn Sharon Easley «) f Deotha Ellis Alfredo Figueroa Karen Epps DEOTHA ELLIS KAREN ELAINE EPPS Leo Desiree D. Hayes Broadcast Journalism ALFREDO FIGUEROA “Fred” Pisces Angel Rodriguez Fireman GARY ALLEN FITZPATRICK “Fitz” Scorpio Jackie Green Kevin Frederick VENESSA D. FOSTER “Ven” Sagittarius Kenneth Dunn Lovine Gregory Computer Programmer BERNARD FRANCIS Scorpio Lynn Davis Myself Graphics Engineer Gary Fitzpatrick Venessa Foster Bernard Francis I MARVA DOREEN FRASER Capricorn Vera Joushua Francesca Duncan Secretary KEVIN OTIS FREDERICK “K.K.” Sagittarius Stacey Robinson Eric Gamble Graphics Teacher PATRICIA FREDERICK “Pat” Libra Andrea Stinson Claudia Brown Nurse Kevin Frederick Patricia Frederick 17 18 MELISSA A. FREEMAN “Missy” Capricorn Travis Respiratory Therapist NATERCIA FREITAS “Tasha” Virgo Dan Accountant MILDRED ELIZABETH FRENCH “Suzy Q” Aquarius Mika Benford Wesley Mendes Computer Programmer Melissa Freeman Natercia Freitas Mildred French ALFREDA ANITA FCJRLOW “Freda” Capricorn Mother Recina Reynolds Business Management MORAVIA YVETTE GAMBLE “Mona” Taurus Larry Palmer Millie Meadows Lawyer ANN M. GETFIELD Alfeda Furlow Moravia Gamble Ann Getfleld WANDA DENISE GILLESPIE “Wan-Wan” Aquarius Myra Nurse CHRISTOPHER A. GILLS “Bumper T” Gemini Sandra Hewen Mildred French Truck Driver EMMANUEL GONZALEZ “Manny” Aries Ray Herniquez Carlos Diaz Police Officer Wanda Denise Gillespie Christopher Gills Emmanuel Gonzalez MARCIA ARNETTA GOOCH LAWRENCE MIDDLETON GOOD “Baby Face” Scorpio Allison Archer Computer Programmer HAROLD GOODISON “Kingsley (duss)” Aquarius Stanton (Bow Bow) To be successful in life Marcia Gooch Lawrence Good Harold Goodison ■■ Edgar Grant Gail Greaves Annetta Green Edward Green Jacqueline Green Michael Griggs Thomas Gunn Tracy Gunn Jason Hall Patricia Hall Shirley Hall Donella Hardy EDGAR GRANT JR. “Junnie” Aquarius J. Alridge, E. Outlaw V. Bridgewater, R. Reliford Mechanics GAIL GREAVES Gemini Lovina Gregory Dian Bernard Computer Programmer or Analyst ANNETTA DENIECE GREEN Netta” Capricorn Elroy Christie Pam Christie Lawyer EDWARD LEROY GREEN “Mr. Ed” Leo Steven, Tracey, Mitchel, Milton Computer Technician JACQUELINE MARQUERITE GREEN “Ms. New York” Leo Fitz Myself Airline Pilot MICHAEL ANTHONY GRIGGS “M.J.” Pisces Kool Aid THOMAS GUNN “Tommy” Libra Russel Scott Air Traffic Controller TRACY L. GUNN “Tray” Aquarius Tyrone Leggett Jacqueline Lewis Executive Secretary JASON BERTRAND HALL “Jay” Saggitarius Willie John Business Law PATRICIA LEVINE HALL “Pattie Babie” Capricorn A. Thompson, P. Harris, E. Stephens, D. Lee Computer Science Air Force SHIRLEY HALL “Red Bone” Pisces Patricia Hall Butch Hawkins Computer Science DONELLA YVETTE HARDY “Nella Nell” Aquarius Sebastian “Subby” Lewis Sharese Maye Computer Analyst 19 VALERIE RENEE HARMON “Slim Good Body” Aquarius John Scott Elayne Harmon Model LORRAINE HARRIOTT Sagittarius K. Vin, Karl. Mr. Mark Therapist ANTHONY D. HARRIS “Big Ant” Aquarius Me. Myself, and I Theology KAREN HARRIS “Kay” Aries Joan Teape Computer Programmer PAMELA LA’ SHAWN HARRIS “Pam” Gemini Raynell Lindsey Patricia Hall Executive Secretary SONJA A HARRIS So So” Aries M. Wallace, A. Marble, H. Harris Computer Engineer VERNON HARRISON “Redd” Aries Scott Stacie Electrician NICHOLAS HARVEY “Slick Nick” Libra Garfield Swaby Barbara Salomon Engineer VIKKI LAVETTE HAYNES “Big Red” Gemini Stacy Jenkins Business Management MICHAEL HEMINGWAY “Mike” Aries Jackie P. Nut College, Navy CARL D. HENDERSON “Sir Laugh A Lot” Leo April McConner Dennis Bridges Aircraft Jet Engine Mechanic JESSE LEE HENDERSON “Jes Jes” Taurus Shamia Henderson Todd Payne Accountant Karen Harris Pamela Harris Sonja Harris Vernon Harrison Nicholas Harvey Vikki Haynes 20 Michael Hemingway Carl Henderson Jesse Henderson Sandra Hewan April Higginbotham Donna Hightower SANDRA MICHELLE HEWAN “Sodie H” Capricorn Pete Myself Government Affairs APRIL HIGGINBOTHAM “Slick Ap” Leo Robert (Skeet) Francis Mother Marketing DONNA LISA HIGHTOWER “Dee” Virgo Candra Kerr Jackie Walters Secretary CANDACE DENISE HOLDER “Can Can” Scorpio Terry Wylie Tiffany Johnson Fashion Designer MARY ELIZABETH HOLMES “Lovey” Capricorn Kim Stevens Secretary ROBERT WAYNE HOOKS “Hooky Hook” Cancer Anita Kelley Tim Williams Accountant Candace Holder Mary Holmes Robert Hooks MAGGIE ELIZABETH HUGHES “Tina” Joseph Cotto Nurse SHARON M. HUNTER “Bright Eyes Dimples” Leo Wanda Gurado Marcia Hunter Computer Science LESLIE L. JACKSON “Twixxie” Gemini Q. Nelson, Y. Jackson, M. Holmes Electrical Engineer Maggie Hughes Sharon Hunter Leslie Jackson YVETTE KATHLEEN JACKSON “Shorty” Sagittarius Leslie Jackson Mary Holmes Air Force Reserve Computer CHURCHILL W. JAMES Super S” Virgo Mrs. Garner Automotive JOANNA MARIE JAMES “Jo Jo” Sagittarius My Boy Friend Fashion Designer Yvette Jackson Churchill James Joanna James 21 KENNETH RAY JAMES Taurus Everybody 1 Know Electronics and Computers ALISA D. JASPER “Lisa” Capricorn Dorian Byrdsong Jill Canty RAY JENKINS “Are Jay” Cancer Robert Jones Ellen Jenkins Computer Electronics Kenneth James Alisa Jasper Ray Jenkins MARCUS WASHINGTON JENNINGS “Mark” Gemini Business Administration DOREEN JENVILLE “Tweetie” Robin Lewis Business Management FELIX A. JIMENEZ “Ricky” Scorpio Computers Marcus Jennings Doreen Jenville Felix Jimenez KEVIN JOHNSON “K.B.” Scorpio Everybody I Know Business Manager YVETTE MARIE JOHNSON Aquarius Ma Claudia Computer Technician JEANNETTE M. JONES “Smurfette” Pisces James Biggins Go to Florida State Kevin Johnson Yvette Johnson Jeannette Jones SHOWNA DENYSE KELLEY Libra Primitiva Rivera Casher L. Holt Accountant WANDA HOPE KELLY “Wan Wan” Sagittarius Jackie C. Actress ANNA MARIA KING 22 Showna Kelley Wanda Kelly Anna King JELLENA KING “Smiley” Gemini Big Chris Electra King Architect ZACHARY FITZGERALD KING “Silver Bullet” Leo Tychelle, Myra, Samuel Businessman PENNY CHARLENE LAW “Bop” Capricorn Antwan Houagbook Anthony Johnson Mortician Jellena King Zachary King Penny Law PAMELA JEWEL LAWRENCE “Classy P.” Pisces Kenneth Lewis Yvette Ryles Own Business PETA LAWSON MARK STEVEN LEVY “Artist” Aries Ronald Martin Mark Kemp Artist Pamela Lawrence Peta Lawson Mark Levy MAXINE ANDREA LEVY “Maxx” Aquarius Doreen Stevens Computers AUDREY LEWIN “Joy” Aquarius The Twins Make Money JACQUELINE R. LEWIS “Jackie” Leo Tracey Gunn Mitchell Wallace Computer Scientist Maxine Levy Audrey Lewin Jacqueline Lewis James Lewis Robin Lewis Sybil Lewis mm JAMES JEFFREY LEWIS “Jeff Jeff” Leo Tony Ross Larry Palmer Publication Design ROBIN K. LEWIS “Moosey” Sagittarius Doreen Jenville Joanna James Undecided SYBIL LEWIS “Circles” Scorpio Sheretta Darlene Barco Computer Programmer 23 24 WADELL TIMOTHY LEWIS “Waddles” Scorpio Liama Roz Accountant COLLIN HOMER LLEWELLYN Leo Denise Llewellyn Pilot AYDE LOPEZ | Wadell Lewis Collin Llewellyn Ayde Lopez JUANITA LOPEZ “Titi” Scorpio Ivonne Ocasio Wanda Mendez Police Officer ANDREA A. LOVELACE “Annie Shorty” Virgo Jacqueline McPherson Byron Nursing KEITH TERRELL LOWE “Dimples” Leo Michael Henry Bridgette Booker Commercial Artist Juanita Lopez Andrea Lovelace Keith Lowe SHAWN T. LOWE “Low Blow” Taurus Computer Technician TERRAE RONNETTE LUMPKIN “Ray Ray” Capricorn Derrick Comeaux Cerysse Campbell Pediatric Doctor TERRANCE ANDRE LUMPKIN “Terry” Cancer Me, Myself, and I Computer Scientist Shawn Lowe Terrae Lumpkin Terrance Lumpkin LISA MARIE MACK “Le Le” Tracy Howard CORN1TA ANTIONETTE MACON “Short Stuff” Libra Terrae Lumpkin Terrance Lumpkin Computer Operator CHERYL MADDOX “Lady C” Shirley Thompson Medical Assistant Lisa Mack Cornita Macon Cheryl Maddox TAMMY MADDEM “Tam Tam” Virgo Gary Bell Computer Programmer MARK MAHONEY Marion Waller Accounting YVONNE MARIE MANNS “E.V.” Cancer Noel Cheatum Linda Gomes Computer Programmer MAURICE L. MARK “Freakly Resey” Capricorn Kevin Norman FAYE MARQUEZ DONOHUE MARSHALL “Slick Quick Daddy” Libra College OLITA B. MARSHALL Candy” Libra Rashe V., Gerri D. BARRINGTON A. MARSOM “Bones Doopie” Pisces Manny Montique Cheryl TRUDY ROSE MARTELL Truty” Jesus Christ Medicine SHARESE CHARMAINE MAYE “Recee Cup Libra Donella Hardy Kerry Foster Computer Operator TAMMY LYNN McBRIDE Whammy” Virgo Kim McKenney Business CAROLYN ELAINE McGOWAN Shirley Thompson Beverly Drunnamanio Legal Secretary Tammy Madden Olita Marshall Sharese Maye Maurice Mark Barrington Marsom Tammy McBride Donohue Marshall Caroly McGowan Yvonne Manns Trudy Martell Mark Mahoney Faye Marquez 26 TONJA MICHELLE McKENDRICK Shorty” Cancer Rosalind Crocker Executive Secretary RAYNETTE McKNIGHT “Lady” Capricorn Hester White Mom Computers Business RICHARD GEORGE McNISH “McNish” Leo Computer Programmer Tonja McKendrick Raynette McKnight Richard McNish TYRONE MEADOWS “Frog” Sagittarius James Harold Accounting WANDA MENDEZ “Angel Face” Leo Rikell Getfield Maritza Mejias Computer Teller CHRISTINE DONNA MICHAELS “Chrissy” Virgo Mother Stracy Lawyer Tyrone Meadows Wanda Mandez Christine Michaels GLENDA MICKENS “Glen” Cancer Donald Wilkerson Jennice Mickens Accountant YOLANDA MARIA MICKENS “Yodic” Leo Mother Joe Whitt Computer Programmer STRACY MILAM “Stra” Gemini P. Nut Chrissy Michaels Lawyer Glenda Mickens Yolanda Mickens Stracy Milam DAVID MINOTT KAREN DENISE MENYFIELD JACQUELINE MORALES “Jackie” Capricorn Jimmy Lopez Mother Court Stenographer David Minott Karen Menyfield Jacqueline Morales PAMELA DARCEL MEYERS “Pamalou” Gemini Constance Meyers Accounting KEITH NELSON KENNETH ALBERT NELSON “Dr. Nelson” Taurus Keith Nelson Pebbles Surgeon Pamela Meyers Keith Nelson Kenneth Nelson QUEEN MAE NELSON “Slim” Aquarius Leslie Jackson Chris Gills Computers ROBERT R. NELSON “The Kid” Sagittarius Deak H. Computers YVONNE ELENORA NELSON “Love” Libra Carlton Legal Secretary Queen Nelson Robert Nelson Yvonne Nelson PRESTON NEWTON “Mr. Kool” Cancer Draftsman MIGUEL A. NIEVES “Tito or Michael” Gemini Edwin Ofray Rev. July Pastor. World Minister MADELINE NIEVES “Maddy” Libra Evelyn Nieves Kim Pinkney Computer Programmer Preston Newton Sherrie Noble Miguel Nieves Madeline Nieves SHERRIE LAVERN NOBLE “Nobo Gromie” Gemini Everyone Computer Programmer CARMEN ELISA PALMER LAWRENCE FITZGERALD PALMER “Palm-err” Aries Tiedra Hutchings Tony Ross Accountant Carmen Palmer Lawrence Palmer Ocr ch in ' (d ) toy Lcf fi. CS t r ( torn 28 TAMMIE PARKER “Tam Tam” Pisces Angela Cody Wesley Langston Business Administration CAROL V. PATTEN “Queeno” Libra Demmis Mitchell Arlene Walters Lab Researcher PRISCILLA A. PATTERSON “Cowboy Cinna” Virgo Lisa Palmer Michael Willis Nurse Tammie Parker Carol Patten Priscilla Patterson REGINALD L. PENSON “Reggie Regg” Capricorn Moms, Mike C. D.C. TAMMY LYNN PETERSON “Peter Byrd” Scorpio Beverly Copeland Rita Welcome Office Work EDWARD JOHN PETTIFORD “Baby Pettiford” Libra Barbara Anderson Bass Player KIMBERLY PINCKNEY “Kim” Sagittarius Tonja McKendrick Angela Gray Secretary PAULINE PINKNEY “Big Red” Gemini Carl Heath Sisters Data Processing DOLTON EDWARD PORTEOUS “D.” Capricorn Ant Darren Computer Programmer Reginald Penson Tammy Peterson Edward Pettiford Kimberly Pinckney Pauline Pinkney Dolton Porteous RENEE Y. RELIFORD “Nay Nay” Gemini Vicki Bridgewater Lawyer RECINA U. REYNOLDS “Big Reese Cup” Gemini Freda Furlow Claybey Computer Programmer LESLIE C. RICE “Les” Scorpio Debbie Randy Executive Secretary Leslie Rice Renee Reliford Recina Reynolds CARLA RIVERA “Quinta” Aquarius Nina Rivera Danny Defreitas Computer Programmer PR1MITIVA RIVERA “Millie” Leo Showna Kelly Angela Tate Nurse RHONDA ROBERTS “Toot” Leo Mother Glynis Computer Programmer Carla Rivera Primitiva Rivera Rhonda Roberts Gregory Robinson John Rodriguez Tony Ross GREGORY ROBINSON “G” “Greg” Libra Brian Data Processor Computer JOHN RODRIGUEZ “Slick J.” Pisces Joe Castor Mechanical Engineer TONY FRENANDA ROSS “T. Ross” Cancer Larry Palmer Jeff Lewis Electrician T1AN ST. MARIE ROWE “Tee Virgo Michele Clark Medical Doctor DENNIS GEORGE ROYES “Freaky Dink” Cancer Mary Royes (Mother) KAREN DENISE RUSS “Special K.” Aries Diane Wiggins Jasper C. Computer Programmer JONATHAN BRIAN RUSSELL “J.R.” Capricorn Me, Myself, and 1 Computer Operator TIMOTHY LEE RUTH “Slick Tim” Virgo Eddie Stephens Doug Legget Electrical Engineer MICHELE MELISSA SALMON “Rosie” Virgo Someone Special Tonya Adger Computer Programmer Jonathan Russell Timothy Ruth Michele Salmon 29 30 RUSSELL MARC SCOTT “Dollar Bill” Libra Thomas Gunn Accountant KIMBERLY A. SEARS CAROL SHAW “Debbie” Aries Myself Russell Scott Kimberly Sears Carol Shaw LINDA MICHELLE SHUMATE “Jelly Bean” Leo Shanay Davis Aubrey Davis Journalism or Accountant MARK STEVEN SILVA “Silv” Aquarius Larry Palmer, Mark Levy, Leslie Rice Psychologist JEFFREY D. SKIPPER “Dee Dee” Fontella Stevens Data Processing Linda Shumate Mark Silva Jeffrey Skipper HYACINTH MAE SMITH “Jennifer” Sagittarius Gilbert McGriff Ruth Donaldson Accounting ROMONA SMITH “Mona Lisa” Aries Qeyonna Smith Victor Bailey Service STEPHANIE R. SMITH “Hips” Cancer James Pierce Tracy Miller Secretary Hycinth Smith Romona Smith Stephanie Smith TODD LAMAR SMITH “Sha Lamar” Aquarius Moe Hicks Desiree Hayes Computer Analyst KIMBERLY ALTHEA SNOW “Snowball” Virgo Tony, Lewis, Marvin Undecided JAMESINA SOLOMON “Jamie” Cancer Shelly Boyd Tony Middleton Army Todd Smith Kimberly Snow Jamesina Solomon Doreen Stevens Kimberly Stevens Eddie Stephens Jennifer Stephens Rupert Sterling Devon Stewart DOREEN LISA STEVENS “Reen” Capricorn Maxine Levy Computer Programmer EDDIE FRANK STEPHENS JR. “Eddie Ed” Tim Ruth Pat Hall Engineer JENNIFER PRINCESS STEPHENS “Princess” Aries Mother Sisters Lawyer KIMBERLY DAWN STEVENS “KimmieSue” Aquarius Kim F. Willie Franklin Armed Service RUPERT STERLING Taurus Engineering DEVON STEWART “Michael” Aquarius Mother Airline Pilot LORNA YVONNE STEWART Aries Carmen Palmer RHONDA LYNETTE STOKES “Old Lady Ronda” Donald Brown Alicia Cook Business Administration LORINE STRUMS “Baby Sham” or “Mousey” Sagittarius Dawn Martin Andre Laboy Accountant or Hairdresser Lorna Stewart Rhonda Stokes Lorine Strums EDWINA LANET STYLES Weenie” Virgo Bee Anita Leslie Mom C.P.A. GARFIELD L. SWABY “Mr. g.”, “Junior . “Prof. Cool Gemini All the Ladies Opthalmologist RAYMOND TATE “Gerorg” Scorpio Courtney Johnson Carlene Clayton Engineering Edwina Styles Garfield Swaby Raymond Tate 31 32 SANDRA KAY TAYLOR “San” Libra Mother Jesus Computer Programmer DEAN CONRAD TENN “Ding Wing” Virgo Delroy RONALD THOMPSON JR. “Bone” Aquarius Myself Tanyah C. Computer Technician Photographer Sandra Taylor Dean Tenn Ronald Thompson SHIRLEY THOMPSON “Sheryl” Gemini Kenneth Brown Cheryl Maddox Data Processing WILLIAM FORMAN TODD JR. “Chase” Capricorn Culinary Arts HECTOR M. TORRES JR. “Junior” Leo Computer Shirley Thompson William Todd Hector Torres RAFAEL TORRES JR. “Papo” Libra Tony Computer Operator THOMASINE JILL TUCKER “Jill” Aries Charlayne Hutchins Reggie Payne Airli ne Stewardess GWEN TURNER Rafael Torres Jill Tucker Gwen Turner FRANCISCO VAZQUEZ Cisco” Aries Manuel Gonzalez Hector Torres Art Teacher WAYNE D. WAITE “Delly” Sagittarius Courtney Johnson Sandra Allen Draftsman ANDREW R. WALKER “Rickie” Leo Fabian Haye Artist and Musician Francisco Vazquez Wayne Waite Andrew Walker DARCEL WAYNETT WALKER “Double D” Taurus My Mother, My Father, Tanyah C. MITCHELL C. WALLACE “Mike” Leo Jacqueline Lewis Performer YVONNE WALLACE Aquarius Angel Jimenez Sonya Wilson Business Administrator Darcel Walker Mitchell Wallace Yvonne Wallace Marion Waller Arlene Walters Sandra Walters Kim Walton Rita Welcome Anthony West Eleanor Faye Williams MARION WALLER Aquarius Engineer ARLENE WALTERS “Smiley” Aquarius Sharon Walters Practical Nurse SANDRA ANN-MARIE WALTERS “Slim” Taurus Denise Hall Michael Walker Lawyer KIM R. WALTON “Renee” Libra D. Williamson, S. Barlow, E. Gamble Accountant or Business Administration RITA RENEE WELCOME “Nay Nay” Leo Dudley Parkman Tammy Peterson ANTHONY B. WEST “Big West” Scorpio Charles Williams Kim Walton Mechanical Draftsman ALBERT WILLIAMS Lil Ed” Virgo Joy, Cara, Chill Wil Make Money ALFONSO WILLIAMS “Fonzie Fonz” Virgo Manchester Crew Family Draftsman ELEANOR FAYE WILLIAMS “Miss Red” Leo Willie Mae Lindsey Dwane Jackson Accountant 33 Albert Williams Alfonso Williams MERICA A. WILLIAMS “Rice” Pisces Sherman R. Campbell Darlene Wright Nursing DONETTE SHERYL ANN WILLIAMSON “Nutty Netty” Virgo Kim Walton Ronnie McElray Accountant MICHAEL WILLIS “Boo” Capricorn Woody Wood Mike Peck Auto Mechanics Mercia Williams Donette Williamson Michael Willis KENNETH WILSON SONJA DANEEN WILSON “Daneen” Virgo Boppy McGriff Vronne Wallace Executive Secretary TRACY O. WILSON Kenneth Wilson Sonja Wilson Tracy Wilson WILTON NATHANIEL WOOLCOCK JR. “Junnie” Libra Mark Hales Computer Programmer DARLENE WRIGHT “Doll” Cancer Freddenette Watkins Anna King Computer Processing THERESA MICHELE WYLIE “Squirrel” Capricorn Shawn Alderman Candance Holder Business Secretary Wilton Woolcock Darlene Wright Theresa Wylie )4 JOHN ODEN JR. “Sir ‘Pop’ a Lot” Libra James Clarke System Analyst EDDIE F. YOUNG “Frankie ” Pisces M. J. Mike. KAT Interior Decorator Designer CLAVEN HUNT “Clay” Taurus James Jones Carpenter John Oden Eddie Young Claven Hunt KEYLA ELAINE GIRVEN “Ice Girven” Gemini Dawn Bostick, Eric Gamble Computer Programmer YVETTE BROWN “Eve” Virgo Jellena King Word Processing MAE BEAVER “Big B” Ranger Dan, Sally Oak Lumberjack Keyla Girven Yvette Brown Mae Beaver DEDICATION The Class of 1984 takes pride in dedicating this yearbook to the following individuals. Walter “Doc” Hurley Ever since he attended Weaver and received varsity letters in four sports, “Doc” Hurley’s name has been synonymous with Weaver athletics. When he was called back to Weaver in 1968 to provide a settling influence during those troubled times, he gave up his dream of coaching and became an administrator. He has been instrumental in furthering the education of many Weaver students by raising scholarship money with the Doc Hurley Classic and by his contacts with southern schools. His community involvement is well known. For this and more, we, the class of 1984, proudly say, “Thank you, Doc.” On his own, Joe Cirone decided to contact local business establishments with the hope of increasing their advertising support of the Weaver yearbook. He met with so much initial success that he kept going and eventually brought in over $2,500. For this much appreciated contribution to our class, we dedicate the book to you. Joseph Cirone HOMEROOM Waking up in the morning and coming to school must be the greatest thrill in your life. You simply drag yourself up flights of stairs to go to your homeroom. Once there, you sit down half asleep, to listen to the cheerful announcements of the day. A very boring voice says, “Today’s Weaver Bright Light ...” and talks on and on about people you don’t know. Then comes the moment of silent meditation, which isn’t silent at all. Unfinished homework is done, mothers are talked about, and papers are thrown. What a way to start the day! 36 AND NOW A MOMENT OF SILENT MEDITATION 37 ALBERT ABROM Act: Track Runner Life is full of offers, you just have to look for it. CELORIS ALLEN Act: None Doubt whom you will but never yourself. ARLENE ARROYO Take the back exit it will lead you out of Weaver. CARLA CHERISE ATKINS Be the best in everything you do. CHRIS BAISDEN Act: FBLA. Making Money There ' s only one way to make money. Dollar Bill ya. to the bill. SAMUEL BANKS Act: Indoor Track. FBLA. J.A. “In order to receive, you must achieve. DARLENE BASS Act: Synchronized Swimming Backwards never forwards forever.” DIMERY BELL Act: Football 1 To always try to succeed in life never give up. WAYNE ALLEN BELL Act: Publication Design Act. Program He who does not trust will not be trusted. So much that is important will only be missed when it ' s gone. DAVID BELTON Act: Wrestling 1 Is like that MIKA BENFORD Act FBLA.. Deca 4 Synchronized Swimming Booster Club. School Store Take your time and do it righL DIAN BERNARD Act: Third place in Weaver Spelling Bee Hard work is the key to success. RADIKHA BHAIRO Act: Drama 1.2 Soccer 3.4 Life is fun. but there ' s a time to play and a time to work.” ASTON BLAKE Act Cross Country. Computer Club “Keep on trying no matter what. RITA BLATCHE Act Drill Team 1 22.3 The Gap 1-4 BRIDCETTE NARCISSIA BOOKER Act: Cheerleading. Honor Society Junior V.P.. Student Council. FBLA. Yearbook Class. Soccer Through all sincerity, push hard to grasp the greatest knowledge ever. KAREN GRACE BOWEN Act FBLA “It ' s never too late to get what you want out of life. JACQUELINE MARIE BOWEN In you recipe of living always include big measure of Love. STANTON CLARIFF BOWEN Act Soccer Be all you can be.” SHELLEY MARIE BOYD Act: Softball 1 METZIE ANDREA B RAM WELL Never stop trying. LORI BRIDGES “Life is only what you make it VICKI BRIDGEWATER Act: Booster Club 1-4 Yearbook committee Follow through in what ever you attempt to do. MICHELLE ANGELITA BROADBELT Act Volleyball 1. Lookout 4 AIASA 4. Yearbook 4 Softball 3 Drill Team 4 Life is what you make it. Rich. poor, or wealthy. APRIL BROOKS Act: Drill Team 1-3 Never live for your peer ' s or you will never succeed PERRY BROOKS Act: Football 1 Live life as life comes. ' ALAN BASIE BROOME Act: Football 1-4. Baseball 1.2.4 Indoor Track 1-2 Never go out with a Drunk MYRA BROOME Do unto others as you would have them to do unto you. BENJAMIN BROW ' Jr. Act Choir 1. Concert Choir “Take the best, don ' t take less. CLAUDIA MARIE BROWN Act Yearbook Committee. Human Relations Chb HENRY BROWN “Go for what you know. KIM SEANNETTE BROWN Act J.A. 1 Terms 2 Booster Club 2-3 Drama Radio Club 4 Yearbook Staff 4 Junior Class Treasurer 3 “You slow you blow, you snooze you loose. MARK BROWN Act Football 1-4 Baseball 1-4 RICHARD BROWN You know what I’m saying. SEAN C BROWN Act Tennis 1 Live life to the fullest because -o one promisee tomorm . TERRY ALLAN BROWN Act President of Drama Chib Just be yourself. BESSIE LEE MARIE BURCH ELL Set a goal and reach, with Gods heh . nottavg car. get in your way. SANDRA BURNETT Act W est Indian Club 1 “Try until you succeed. LOYDA CAMACHO Act Yearbook Committee “Be proud of yourself and what you do.” JILL CANTY Act Booster Club 1-3 “You have to seek to find your desire in Efe ' JACQUELINE DENISE CARMICHAEL Act Varsity Basketball 2-3 JV 4 Varsity Volley Ball 1-4. JV 2-3 Varsity out door Track 2-4 “I am not afraid of tomorrow for I hav e see-, y esterday and I love today. ' CORWIN ANTHONY CARROLL I leave Weaver to never return. CHRISTOPHER E- CLARK Act Gymnastics. Booster Qub. Band If the beat is on. you can t go wrong MICHELE CLARK Act Varsity Soccer Varsity SoftbaU Knowledge is the key to success. ANGELA CODY Act Booster Club 1-4 The Gap 1-4 Enjoy what you have and hope for what you lack TANYAH MARIA COMEAUX Act Gymnastics 1. Basnetbaii 2 Yearbook Club 4 Hiking Club 4 To love is to be loved. ELFREDA COOPER As long as you try yosk best you can make It. SHAWN C- COOPER Act Football 4 You got to Love to Live. BEVERLY COPELAND Act Choir. Concert Choir. Drib Team. Booster CUi If you love something se! it free. If : comes sack to you : s yours If it doesn ' t it never waa TEDDY COPELAND Act: Varsity Basketball 12 To all ends there is a new beg-vg. : —4; be sow tat i - quicker than you. SONIA COTTO Act ncess of LSC 181 Secretary of LSC 1963 LSC Latin Student Coafctton Always strive for the best CHANIER MONIQUE COYLE Let your sense of atauty ead you where others w not ' PAUL CRAIG Act FBung Qub Live Efe to the fewest. LYNDA L CROONS Act Project Stag I Week Study 1 ' Pleasure is in sex.” LYNN CROOMS Act FBLA 1-4 Be yowsetf. .never be somebody erse. ANDRE M. CROWE Act Track Basketsa w.sfc to do great things a-c -race a success. DAVID DaCOSTA Act Ba ' d 2-4 Indoor T -ack 2-4 Baseba 12 Outdoor Track 3-4 Gymnastics 3-4 MICHAEL EDWIN DANIELS Act Wrestfing It ' s She that and thars the way rt is ANDRE DAVIS Act Football 1. Basaetba. I MARY DAVIS Act Booster Club JOSE DELGADO Act Footha... Basaetba ANGELA DICKERSON Act MB Team 1-3 The Gap 1-4 -Home Girl Of 1964. RON ALD LEE DILLON Act Track 2 “Let no one tart you rrerrauy or priy sra y ROTH DONALDSON Act West L-xhan dub Out of many we are one peoc-e BRIDGET DOUGLAS Act West Indian Cub CLEMENT DOUGLAS You can do it if you try _ FRANCESCA DGNCAN Act Soccer So-riba.. Strive for the best STEVEN DUNCAN Act Bicycle Raring ' ever gfve up. success is iw the and. ' KENNETH DUNN Act Bacteria Don ' t be a fooL go to scftoo-_ SHARON RENEE EASLEY Act None “Try to do vow best” KAKEN ELAINE EPPS Act Dance 1-3 Oieertacrg 2-3 Toastmasters 3-4 Radio Staton iWQTQi 2 4 Serxor Class Vice Preside-! Action Spea.cs Coder than, words. L1S.A MARGUERfTA FERN ANDEZ “Strive for the best ALFREDO FIGUERO A Act BasebA “To a of the girts. I ' m szu. around ANTHONY FISHER 3e il you can be GARY FTTZATRJCK Act Foottac 1-4 Saseba 1-4 Taver ted Gifted Do what you ve got to do. VENESSA D. FOSTER Act Computers Weaver I n sorry to eave her. BERN ARD FRANCIS Act indoor Track 1-4 What goes around comes around KEVIN OTIS FREDERICK Act Varsity Baswetbat 2-3.4 True it and love it” PATRICIA FREDERICK To my mother I love you. MELISSA FREEMAN “I thought I d never make -L“ n .ATERCLA CONCAJCON FRET AS Act Booster Oub 14 The only way to have a friend ts to be one. MILDRED ELIZABETH FRENCH Act Booster Club 2 Driw Team 1 Don I sett lor things that are g. � en to i.-u sett for t � thavgs that you g .e icvrse ' ALFREDA ANITA FUR LOW Act Concert Chow 2 (con ' t on pg. 41) Booster Club Success is to have: not hope for. ERIC GAMBLE Act Basketball 2-3.4 “Go for what you know. CHRISTOPHER GILLS Act Football 1-4 Basketball 1-2 You are what you eat KEYLA ELAINE GIRVEN Act Booster Club Concert Choir 3.4 Choir 1 Following the crowd, can lead you no-where. LAWRENCE GOOD “It ' s not what you know it ' s who you know.” HAROLD GOOD!SON Act Soccer 4 Be the best at whatever you do (Big bow Yaf). EM MANGEL GONZALEZ Act Fire Squad 1 Police Explorer 1 “To the females I am still around. JOHN GORDON Act Basketball 1 Make it right before you see the light EDGAR GRANT Jr. Act Wrestling 1-2 Be all you can be GAIL V. GREAVES Act Junior Achievement Soccer 3 “If at first you don ' t succeed try. try again. ANNETTA DENIECE GREEN The best thing in life is schooL” EDWARD L GREEN. Jr. Act Band 1-4 Baseball Team 1-2 Tennis 4 School Paper 4. Computer Club Don ' t get mad. get even. JACGOUNE MARGARET GREEN Act Booster Club 1 2. Kiss the baby goodbye.” MICHAEL GRIGGS Act Basketball Be all that you can be.” THOMAS GUNN Basketball Weight lifting Get the job done.” TRACEY L GONN Act Booster Club Drum Major of the Band We should enjoy here while we re here Cause there ' s no here there. ' JASON B. HALL Act Baseball Football Chess Club Math Team Work Pay s Off. PATRICIA LEVINE HALL Act Junior Achievement 3 LA-C- 4 Good things comes to those who wait!” DON ELIA YVETTE HARDY Act Booster Club 1-4 The Gap 1-4 FBLA 4 Yearbook 4 Project Stag 1963 Work Study 1-2 Never under estimate the powers of a woman.” VALERY HARMON Act Booster Club 1 Life is what you make of it ANTHONY D. HARRIS “What fools we mortals be. KAREN HARRIS Act West Indian Club Life is Precious. PAMELA LA SHAWN HARRIS Life can be only what you make it” NICHOLAS HARVEY Only the best is good enough. VIKKI LAVETTE HAYNES Education and com m on sense will lead you down the right path. ” MICHAEL HEMINGWAY Act Track 1-2 resting 4 CANDACE HOLDER Act Track Reid Booster Club J A. Try a kttie harder you may go farther.” MARY HOLMES The c o 84 is the best. MAGGIE HUGHES Act Vodey Ball I Tennis 1 Softball 1 Be your-self and don ' t get jealous over stupid things. SHARON HUNTER Act Human Relations Oub Library Chib Be yourself and work your best at what ever you do. LES1LE JACKSON Act Volleyball 4 The class of 84 is Marvelous. YVETTE JACKSON “The class of 84 is the very Dam Best CHURCHILL JAMES Act Soccer “Hard work pays off.” JOANNA JAMES Help for today and hope for tommorrow. KENNETH JAMES Act Football 4 If you ' re a day late you ' re a dollar short” ALISA D. JASPER Act Drill Team Track Team Junior Achievement One can be very successful in life but too much arrogance ia oneself can make fife become a tragedy. RAY JENKINS Act Gymnastics. Track Computer Programming “If your feet are cold and your nose is running, then you are upside down. MARCUS JENNINGS Act Track Team 2 “In one way or another we are all here to serve each other. DOREEN JENVILLE Act Student Council 1-4 “Live. Love, and Laugh- CURTIS JOHNSON Act Freshman Basketball “live it up now until the end. KEVIN JOHNSON Act Basketball 1-3 If you see something you want, go out and get it. YVETTE MARIE JOHNSON Act Drama Club FBLA If you can dream it you can become ft” JEANNETTE JONES Act Tennis 1 1 wish to have a better goal in life. LAMAJTHA KANHA1 Power to the People. SHOWNA DENYSE KELLEY Act Dance ' •Don ' t give up when the going gets tough.” ROBERT K1RLELD Act Basketball “To teach your own. KLM Y. KTTTRELL Act Booster Club 1 “You can ' t please all the people all the time- so just please yourself. J ELLEN A KING Act Drafting Drawing “To live life happily.” ZACHARY KING Act Wrestling 2 Basketball 1-2 “To five a happy life. CHRISTOPHER KNIGHT Act West Indian Oub Soccer Only the best is good enough. ' MARY BRENDA LAURENCIN Act Soccer ■Remember where there ' s a will there s a.-ways a way. PAMELA JEWEL LAWRENCE “Money isn ' t anything if you don ' t share it” MAXINE LEVY Act FBLA 1-2 6 Junior Achievement Reach for you goal. JAMES JEFFREY LEWIS Act Basketball 1-2 Baseball 2 Indoor Track 3-4 Outdoor Track 4 Publication Design Life ts full of happiness, you just have to find the kind you want ANDREA A. LOVELACE Act West Indian Club 1 Be an you can be. in the future good luck. KEITH TERRELL LOWE Act JA. 1-3 6 Computer Chib 1-3 Conn Pep 1-3 SHAWN T. LOWE Act Football 1-2 “Always be a choosy Lover.” TERRANCE ANDRE LUMPKI- Act Football 1 Track I “To achieve your gca you w have to study hard, put - a lot of potential m yoiw work, and most of a.:. Graduate TERRAE RONNETTE LUMPKIN Never grve up. no matter how hard it gets USA MACK “Go for the best don ' t settle for less.” CORN1TA ANTIONETTE MACON Act Tennis 1 FBLA 1-3 TAMMY MADDEN Act Basketba.1 1-4 Softball 1 Soccer 1 “1 leave my hoop game to Pat Sums CHERYL MADDOX Act Booster dub 1 Work Study 1 Lookout 1 Yearbook 4 Take you time end do it right MARK MAHONEY Act Tennis 1 Radio City Club 1 Conn-Pep 1-3 Work hard if you want the best things in fife YVONNE MARIE MANNS Act Basketba.i 1-2 Human Relation 1-4 Tag Program 3-4 FBLA 1-4 Night Yearbook Staff 4 Do your best throughout the schoo-. year. POL ONE MILLINGTON MARINE Act VoOeyball Be cool girl is schooL” MAURICE MARK Act Varsity Football 1-4 JY Baskets 1-2 Chill Out Home Bovs F-eaks. DONOHUE MARSHALL Act Football 1 Wresi _-vg 1 Shoot for the top don ' t ever stop. OUT A B. MARSHALL Act Double Dutch 1-4 Traot 1-4 Strive for the best don ' t sett for jess. BARR1NGTON A MARSOM Act Soccer 1 “To reach a high goal” TRUDY ROSE MAR TELL Act Library 1 “Be all you can be and don ' t settle for iess. ' SHARESE CH.ARM.AinE MAYE Act Booster Club 1-4 The Gap 1 Act Program 1-2 Work Study 4 Yearbook Class 4 “ft is the gentle nature of every kHi heart to -each far something beautiful. TYRONE MEADOWS Always go for what you bekeve n.” WANDA MENDEZ Act Hiking Ckk Latin Studer.t s Coa tor Grab what you can on your way up. CHR1STLME MICHAELS Act JA. “Go for what you know GLENDA MICKENS Act Multiculutre Group FBLA Be successful in what you do.” YOLANDA M. MICKENS Act Tennis “To go for what you wanL” LOCXIS MILES Act Football Wresting Track AIASA FBLA Hiking Club Lookout Yearbook Committee The sky is the final- M ARK A. MINTO Act Football DANNY O. MONTAGUE Act Soccer 1-4 My saving is. to succeed for the best of Id kne .tet ; JACQUELINE MORALES Act Laon Student s Coabtioft “Never Settle For Less. TAMMY LYNN McBRIDC Act Booster Club 1-3 Just be yourself. USA BROWN McELVY JUST REMEMBER ME IN THE FONDEST MEMORIES CAROLYN ELAINE McGOWNA Act FBLA 1 8 Work STudy 12 “Do into others as you u ni Ml have then do an you (con ' t on pg 43) 41 wuyti m ti Jljlj ,’ 7 , ' v , ’ Wfflgmg % • • v ' jsi TONJA MICHELLE McKENDRICK Act: FBLA 1-3 6 Drama 1-2 If you love something let i t free. If it comes back to you, it yours. If it doesn ' t, it never was.” david c. McKinney A ct: Music 1-4 Ain’t nothin’ like fast cars, pretty girls, and good guitars.” RAYNETTE McKINGHT Act: Booster Club Remember the golden rule she or he who has the gold makes the rule. RICHARD McNISH Act: Track 1-2 Cross Country 1-2 Conn-Pep 1-2 “We must succeed in what ever we do.” JACQUELINE McPHERSON Act: Soccer 1 Only the best is good enough. KENNETH ALBERT NELSON Act: Math Club Honor Soc. Library Club Student Council Never settle for less but the best. ROBERT NELSON Act: Football 1 Wrestling 1 QUEEN NELSON Class of 84 got what it takes. YVONNE ELENOVA NELSON Act: Human Relation 1 Always look forward for success doesn ' t quit.” PRESTON NEWTON Act: Football 1 I amaze myself.” MADELINE NIEVES Class of ’85’ try to survive Weaver High.” SHERRIE LAVERN NOBLE There’s only one kind of love but thousands of imatitions. LAWRENCE FITZGERALD PALMER Act: Indoor Track 1.2.3.4 Outdoor Track 1.2 Cross Country 1.2,3,4. Cap. 3 yr. Yearbook Committee 4 Senior Class Treasurer Prove it to yourself first, the world is full of people who say “I could have. TAMMIE PARKER Act: Booster Club 1 The Gap 1-4 “If at first you don ' t succeed try. try. try again. CAROL UENTROSTA PATTEN Act: West Indian Club 1 Tennis 1 Soccer 1 “Failure is impossible. TAMMY LYNN PETERSON Act: Cheerleading 1 Drill Team 1-3 Track 1 Booster Club 1-4 “What ever you do. give it your best. EDWARD MARK PHILLIPS Act: Living 1-4 “If you knew me. you would love me.” ALVIN C. PIERCE Act: Football 1 “Like people and they ' ll like you. KIMBERLY PINCKNEY To the class of 85” try to survive.” PAULINE PINKNEY “OPEN the door for the class of 84.” DOLTON PORTEOUS Act: Football 1-3 Baseball 1-2 RENEE RELIFORD Act: Booster Club 1-2 Cheerleader 1-2 FBLA 1-2 Secretary of Senior Class “If at first you don ' t succeed, try and try again.” RECINA U. REYNOLDS Act: Junior Achievement 1-3 Basketball 1 “Life is not anything without God. JEAN RHODER Act: Basketball 1 “Genius” LESLIE C. RICE Act: Basketball 2-4 Softball 2-4 Good things come to those who wait.” CLARA RIVERA “Take one day at a time.” PRIMITIVA RIVERA Be the best you can be. VICTOR RIVERS Act: Choir 1 RHONDA ROBERTS Be yourself. GREGORY ROBINSON Act: Basketball Rock well 84 make it to the top.” JOHN RODRIGUEZ Act: Baseball 1 Be for real. JOSE I. RODRIGUEZ Act: Choir 1 TONY ROSS Act: Football 1 Track 1-4 Do homework and die.” TIAN ST. MARIE ROWE Act: Honor Society 1 Student Council 1 Soccer 1 The quality of one’s life is enhanced by a quality educa¬ tion. DENNIS GEORGE ROYES Act: Varsity Football 1 Basketball 1 Now comes the Tuff Stuff.” KAREN DENISE RUSS Act: Band 1-4 Cheerleading 1-2 Track 1 Cross Country 1 Drill Team 1 “life is short to fool around. JONATHAN RUSSELL Now comes the real test.” TIMOTHY LEE RUTH Act: Football 1 Basketball 1-2 “Always be a unknown lover.” MICHELLE MELISSA SALMON Act: West Indian Club FBLA Being number one is hard job, but give it your best shot! CAROL SHAW Act: West Indian Club Try until you succeed. LINDA MICHELLE SHUMATE If you slow you blow. MARK STEVEN SILVA Act: Track 1.2.3.4 Football 1-4 Hiking Club 1 “Never shut the open door, it might lock. JEFFREY SKIPPER “You cannot fail if you really try.” ROMONA SMITH And it ' s like that. STEPHANIE RANGE SMITH Act: Concert Choir “Strive for the best, never settle for less.” TODD LAMAR SMITH If you’re slow you blow.” KIMBERLY ALTHEA SNOW Act: Human Relations, Multi-Cultured Group Booster Club Let you conscience be your guide.” JAMESINA SOLOMON And it’s like that.” EDDIE FRANK STEPHENS JR. Act: JV Basketball 1-2 Say your thang is your pride and your Joy.” JENNIFER STEPHENS Act: Human Relations Latin Club Debating Club Photography Club “If there is beauty in the character, there will be righteous¬ ness in the heart. RUPERT STERLING Act: Hiking Club West Indian Club DOREEN LISA STEVENS Act: Booster Club Muti- Culture Club Live your life to the fullest. KIMBERLY DAWN STEVENS Strive for the best never the less. DEVON STEWART Act: Track Do good at what you do best. RONDA LYNETTE STOKES Act: Deca Stag Program “In order to be successful in this world you must de¬ pend on your feeling and have faith in yourself. EDWINA LANET STYLES Success is only a day away! GARFIELD L. SWABY Never put off what you can do today.” RAYMOND TATE Act: Wrestling Put your best out and you will receive the best in life. ANDRION TAYLOR Act: Football What Up! SANDRA KAY TAYLOR Act: Weaver Radio Drama Club Concert Choir “Son? Daughter DEAN TENN Work your hardest and you ' ll achieve your goal. RONALD THOMPSON JR. Act: Photography “Ronnie does it with class.” SHIRLEY THOMPSON Act: Work Study Volleyball “To be the best at what ever you do. HECTOR TORRES JR. II Act: Track 1-4 “I leave my pants to Mr. Butterfield.” FRANCISCO VAZQUEZ Act: Cross Country Art Fire Squad Swimming JUAN CARLOS VELAZQUEZ Act: Track Baseball “F. — off. MARION WALLER Act: Tennis 1 Hiking Club 1 Honor Society 4 Definately. YVONNE WALLACE Act: Softball 1 Yearbook 4 The goal of yesterday is the starting point for tomorrow. ARLENE WALTERS Act: Human Relation Club West Indian Club National Honor Society Member of the Hartford Health Advisory Committee. Its been real.” JACQUELYN WALTERS Act: Basketball It’s rough. SANDRA ANN-MARIE WALTERS The sky is the limit. BRYANT KEITH WALTON Act: Cross Country Booster Club DECA “Life is what you make it. DIANE WALTON “Nothing” FREDDENETTE WATKINS Act: Junior Achievement 1 Always look and walk straight and you will. RITA WELCOME Act: Co. Captain Drill Team Mrs. Barbara Jordan 1 Concert Choir “Push for excellance. LORRAINE VIRGINIA WHITE Never put off something until tommorrow that you can do today. ALFONSO WILLIAMS Act: J.A. 1 Cross Country 2 Track 1-2 Work Study “Those who strive for excellence will find the road to happi¬ ness. TYRONE WILLIAMS Act: Football 1.2.3.4 Wrestling 1 Baseball 1 “Money is the key to all of your trouble. DONETTE SHERYL ANN WILLIAMSON Go for the top and never stop. SONJA WILSON Act: Fire Squad Booster Club Money makes the world go round. DARLENE WRIGHT Act: Human Relations Hiking Youth NAACP Toastmaster Track Gymnastics Ballet Reach for the bars, but if you ' re too short, try to reach for the stars.” THERESA MICHELE WYLIE Act: Booster Club 1-2 Track Field 1 J.A. 1 The key to success is education. 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Doreen Jenville Joanna James Kevin Johnson Alan Broome Gregory Robinson Timothy Coble Corwin Carroll Queen Nelson Mary Davis Radikha Bhairo Ray Jenkins Richard McNish Brenda Collins Weaver Beaver Baby Ruth 47 r m r too Mppymvr this shitt m BiteEST Pp g, i r j)6( iDER| 0(r vjmovnw s .—-Sr+oows b e nneTK LouJt Autograph 5 PsHlONE? PlEAse. ' WO PlCfurts l-Odayl G ?( [T ' dost snuD! T 49 X- 5 50 MOST CASUAL MOST ATHLETIC Dining our school hours we are always associating with those who work at Weaver. Whether it be the principal, cook, custodian, counselor, teacher, or vice¬ principal, they all hold a crucial position in our school. The staff at Weaver are literally “Reaching out and touching” us with the different jobs they do. When we merge those jobs together, we come up with the great school that Weaver is today. REACH OUT A. TEACH B. SUSPEND C. ENCOURAGE D. PUNISH E. PROMOTE F. CONGRATULATE SOMEONE AND Hello Ranger Bob, this is Dr. Copes from Weaver High School. Can you help us locate a missing teacher? j o I § £ E , o c •2 •E c; E S o o u • CO D a o V 3 (0 a Urn a •«. •v. 111-7070 Albert,Add 47 Staff Dr 473-ABCD Aa Ace 607 Teacnem Lane ADMINISTRATION 247-grad AppleTHead 1 Suspend Dr row 1 Dr. Paul Copes, Principal; Mr. Eddie Davis, Executive Vice Principal row 2 Mr. Robert Morris, Vice Principal; Mr. Leon McKinley, Vice Principal, Dr. Walter Hurley, Vice Principal right Mrs. Mary Smith, Vice Principal 54 i glOtDOflO 0 0 a PIQOODQOfl 0 tOPOOOO A -0 Q t DO ' • , • • • T: V. i v • , � V ' • v ,V. v r -:;- .W.v’v ; i f J f � V w w-- 549-8— Secret,Bessie 40 SSHHH!! 246-5364 Smith,Mary 1C Oyilby Dr SECRETARIES UHH-2235 Somewhere, Susie row 1 Ms. Wilburn, Ms. Cooper, Ms. Adams, Ms. Jones, Ms. Darby row 2 Ms. Crump, Ms. Evans, Ms. Fasi, Ms. Bottomly row 3 Ms. Burg, Ms. Denowitz, Ms. Adams, Ms. Litts, Ms. Riechen Left Ms. Kiely 55 ‘A fund of knowledge is secondary to a teacher ' s ability to communicate . “Effective communication is important because a picture is worth a thousand words. ” Mrs. Odoms vg rcrre ro 111-1111 Ant,Joseph 560 Crumb Blvd 9-999-9999 Almond Tommy 45 Nut St ART THE-SHOW Act,Mray 155 Pretend Cr row 1 Mr. Karrer, Mrs. Martin row 2 Mr. Steele. Mrs. Brown. Mr. McDonald right Mrs. Odoms S 5 ft) n o o c S ' ? 53 i o IT 1, Cu «• fc- a s 5 a 5 0) e o Cu o ( ) 2! C t 3 S S ' . C 3 ■ fb 5 CX CU CX n o ft � ■. a C 3 C 3 0) 7 ? CD 32-Black Gamble,LAS vegas 7-11 Reno 785-9911 Giggle,Sally 321 Laugalot Ave GUIDANCE 544-7676 Gumby,John 5 Bubble yum Dr Don’t you think that yc the end of May is a little late to change your schedule? row 1 Mrs. Measer, Miss Hilburn, Mr. Tallman row 2 Mrs. Wells. Mrs. Noel. District Chairperson, Ms. Haynes center Mrs. Hutchinson left Ms. Whitaker “Effective communication is important because without it we would live in a very uninformed , lonley world . ” Ms. Perichi row 1 Ms. Ms. Perichi. Continuing Education Teacher; Mr. Angelillo, Librarian row 2 Ms. Goldbaum, Nurse: Ms. Culloo, Nurse Practitioner: Ms. Miller. Nurse Aid right Mrs. Loomis, Talanted and Gifted Mr Angelillo can you introduce mv class to the use of the library? 786-0909 Said,John 831 Language St 111-1616 Sad, Look SUPPORT STAFF $-295-0000 Supporter, Al 95 Sport Shop St 777-9311 Rick,Slick 49 ThrowDown Blvd 423-ICBG Sunk,Capt 781 Titanic St SUPPORT STAFF 088-1232 Swan,Lynn 42Pittsbury row 1 Ms. Fertado, School Readiness; Mr. Cirone. Vocational Education; Mr. Robertson. WQTQ Station Manager row 2 Mr. Scott. Speech Tharapist: Mr. Welk, Computer Center: Mr. Young, Social Worker left Ms. Ramos, Social Worker Effective communication is important because it increases the amount of happiness in the world”. Mrs. Loomis Mrs Krausz can I speak to you about an English Dept concern GAS-LAND Evangelist, Melvert T h p A v G 449-5569 ET .Elliot . 55 Go home circle ENG LISH 5645-666 Echo,Tony 185 Repeat Dr row 1 Ms. Sharp, Miss Garvey, Mrs. Mitchell row 2 Mrs. Spearnak, Mrs. Phillips, Mrs. Wilson row 3 Mr. Williams. Ms. Spears, Mr. Burke right Ms. Holmes 000-1234 Egbert, Thomas 2055 R ed Raven St Docts Office Ext . 371 Evans,Marybetb „ 4J 5% Granby St ENGLISH BYE-5bye Exit,Susie 155 Leaving Ave c “I’m sorry. I can’t talk now I’m selling Yearbooks.” J row 1 Mr. Warden, Mr. Chaffin, Mrs. Krausz, Head Teacher row 2 Mr. Peczyka, Ms. Moses, Mr. Pierce row 3 Mr. Bowman, Ms. Smith, Mrs. Dilworth left Mrs. Wright 61 “Effective communication is important because without it you can’t achieve too much. ’’ Mr. Khoubyar 62 V Mr. DeGrandi we ve located your missing biology specimens. 345-8879 Sob,Jhon 100 Haelem St 987-2222 Scare, Larry 300 Boo St SCIENCE 243-0606 Silly, Kim 40 Tee HeeLane row 1 Ms. Bacote. Mr. Harris. Mrs. Hurtson-Riley row 2 Mr. Cunha. Ms. Toney. Mr. Stewart row 3 Mr. Khoubyar 242-5674 Serious,Susan 86 V 2 State Dr SCIENCE BAN-DAID Sore,Bob 27 Heal Dr [They were delivered to the cafeteria by mistake. Unfortunately they have already been served for lunch. row 1 Mrs. Powell. Mr. Morgan. Mr. DeGrandi. Head Teacher row 2 Mr. Riddell. Mr. Mulligan. Mr. Susman row 3 Mr. Giangrave, District Chairperson 63 Effective communication is important because without it, we would still be reinventing the wheel. ” Mr. Riddell How did the trip to Sturbridge Village turn out? 678-1011 Sock Wayne 15 Athletefoot Dr 440-Lift Sweat.Martin 24 Workout Avee SOCIAL STUDIES 989-332 Stomp,Donna 30 Step Hill row 1 Mr. Williams, Mrs. Cuffee row 2 Mr. Brown, Mr. Dawes, Mr. Snair-Cantor right Mr. Smith “Effective communication is important because without it misunderstanding and confusion are inevitable. ” Miss Noel i MW� r A policeman is here looking for the light someone has stolen from his police car 9 123-0987 Tiger,Matt 344% Multy St 243-78 9 5 2345 3 4,6789y 2 Long Division Lane MATH ADD-1423 Moppy,Gumby G Plus Blvd row 1 Mrs. Cordi-Allen, Mr. Houston, Head Teacher, Mr. Mickiewicz, Mrs. Brown row 2 Mr. Deloretto, Mr. Rosen row 3 Mr. Rackley, Mrs. Rackley, Ms. Kerr, Mr. White right Mr. Deloretto 66 I’ll make sure that it isn’t in Mr. DeLoretto’s room. 156-9431 Mommy,Mother 44 Sum Dr 19-8484 Milly,Jan -67890 Holt Ave MATH HARD-ADD Cant,Do HOME WORK row 1 Mr. Ferlazzo, Mr. Adger, Mr. Capiga, Mr. Martinell row 2 Mr. Galucci, Mr. Corbeil row 3 Mr. Gastagna. District Chairperson. Mrs. Audet, Dr. Lowrey, Mr. Wilson left Miss Noel 67 Effective communication is important because it is the key that unlocks the doors for expressing a person’s ideas. ” Ms. Kerr row 1 Mrs. Cramer, Mrs. Chambers row 2 Mrs. Cobb, Head Teacher, Mrs. Lewis right Mrs. Reynolds Mr- Davis your new printing press has been delivered to the parenting classroom, 368-9909 Ho-Ho 007 Stich Rd 0101-0 Holloway,Solid -347 Cook St H E —0!!!! Hood.Hary 68 777 0099 Ident.Frank - 17 Wood Work Ave I m not able to 089-7878 Inger.Ben 1 talk now I m 15 Wire St I in the middle of INDUS ART hanging a diaper 378-NOTCH lng,Steve 2345:3563% Cut Rd row 1 Mr. Diccico. Mr. Martoccia. Mr. Ames row 2 Mr. Lewis. Mr. Meier, Mr. Clark center Mr. Robinson left Mr. Davis. Head Teacher 69 Effective communication is important because knowledge is then shared and that is when learning takes place. ” Mr. Clark “Effective Communication is important in order that we convey our thoughts and ideas correctly and thereby avoid confusion or misunderstanding.” Mr. Fleck ‘May I speak to Miss Reed?” 247-9455 Slop,Sam 42 Junckyard Meadow 490-4703 State.Small SPECIAL ED 889-0000 Sudds,Bubbles 374 Ivory Lane row Ms. Mazyck, Mr. Jaymes row 2 Mr. Barrack, Ms. Reed, Mrs. Lippe right Mr. Fleck 70 ” .. 483-9089 Slam,Bam 298 Morgan St SPECIAL ED 469-8909 Stanley.Manly 439 He MAR St row 1 Mrs. Gemmell, Mrs. Taylor, Head Teacher, Mrs. Monroe row 2 Mrs. Johnson, Ms. Erwin, Mrs. Edmonds left Mrs. Scannell 71 Effective communication is important if we are to be active participants in our democracy . ” Mrs. Lippe “Effective communication is important because the message received is the message sent .... ” Mr. Goldstein. row 1 Mr. Goldstein. Mrs. Trapp. Mr. Mooney, row 2 Mrs. Oliver. Mrs. McCaskill row 3 Mrs. Morris, Mrs. Waligora, Ms. Pruitt right Mrs. Barry J Miss Berry, your .B.M. typewriters have rived at the delivery door. new | e ar- or. J Ext-1029 Boss,Cynthia 20 Executive Dr 247-8765 Boost.Thomas 450 Lift Lane BUSINESS in nna ooao 0f0dOooq qf oo9ftqoog� oq q d Qju jU0Ut±u 1000-00 Rap,Steven 3 Bookie Rd READING 466-5345 Raquet,BiH 0 Paragraph Ave Quick, bolt them before they depart. down row 1 Mr. Marcellino. Mr. Stephano. Head Teacher. Ms. Dixon row 2 Mrs. Sorrajja, Mr. VonRoemer row 3 Mrs. Jordan, Mrs. Donahue, Mr. Smith right Mrs. Carter “In order to continue developing and expanding ideas , the lines of communication , to be effective f must be kept open .... ” Mr. Butterfield ■rMJL This is Mrs Monroe, May I spea k to Mr. Butterfield if he isn ' t too busy? 3 222-222 Phillips,Phil 4 Push-Up Dr 1-1-1 Philgoal.H 88 2nd Down Ave P E 88P-OUND Pig,Porky Lose Weight Dr row 1 Miss. Kayes. Mr. Amellei. Mrs. Gardner row 2 Mr. Tolliver, Mr. Jones, Miss. Pietrycha row 3 Mr. Butterfield. Mrs. Dennis, Mrs. Strong right Mrs. Lee ■fl.a.0 B g f-g.Q 351-6756 PAn,Peter 19 NEvernevERLane 562-0000 PAT 69 Lean St PARAS ))))))))) Pony,Bony 69 Give Farm AVE He’s in the pool but I’ll put him on. Glugg, glugg, bubble, bubble, glugg.” row 1 Mrs. Cole, Mrs. Gadson. Mrs. Monroe row 2 Mrs. Benford. Mrs. Milton. Mrs. Allen. Mrs. Beaver row 3 Mrs. Jordan, Mrs. Murray. Mrs. Barber left Mr. Sailor “Effective communication is important because we express ourselves through various forms of communication, whether it be languages, symbols, or drums. ” Mr. Sailor “Effective Communication is important because it makes for better relations.” Mr. Dunkley “ Mr. Dunkley,the toilet is Custodians Row I Mr. Dunkley. Mr. Marquete, Ms. Doolittle. Mr. Legget. Mr. Meyers, Mr. Martinez. Row 2 Mr. Howard. Mr. Mendez, Mr. Harrington. Mr. Mundel, Mr. Lewis. Mr. Brown. Row 3 Mr. Williams. Mr. Walker. Mr. Cabreva, Mr. Van Allen. “Hurrylput on your swimming trunks.” Cooks Security Guards SECURITY FORCE: row 1 Officer Fuller. Mr. Rivera. Ms. Hosendove, Mr. Casiano. Mr. Schenck, Mr. Royster, row 2 Mr. Roach. Force Administrator. Mr. Burke. Mr. Armstrong. left Mr. Epps LUNCH STAFF: Mrs. Klein, Dietitian, Ms. West, Ms. Hales. Ms. Kirleu. Ms. Casgrove. Ms. Williams. Ms. Lindo 77 Effective Communication is important because it is essential for the Security Force to perform their duties . . Afr. Armstrong Each year great young athletes prove that Weaver High is the best and show other schools what we are about. With our theme. “Reach out and . . we can reach out and kick, tackle, hit, and even slam dunk someone. SO WHY DON’T YOU REACH OUT AND CATCH THE WEAVER SPIRIT? REACH OUT I i A. OUT JUMP B. OUT HURDLE C. OUT THROW D. OUT MANEUVER E. OUT PLAY F. OUT RUN SOMEONE AND Hello coach? I’m sorry but I’m going to be a little late for track practice. I overslept this morning. Yeah! You really did oversleep since it’s Sunday night. The practice was yesterday. GIRLS’ SOFTBALL Girls make their runs count ■ Weaver 5 Bloomfield 27 Weaver 9 Hillhouse 15 Weaver 4 Prince Tech. 17 Weaver 3 New Britain 19 Weaver 6 Bulkeley 11 Weaver 8 Bloomfield 24 Weaver Weaver Wilbur Cross Bulkeley Weaver Weaver 11 H.P.H.S. H.P.H.S. Weaver 3 New Britain Weaver 8 Hillhouse _ . ■ siil m 1. PAT SIMS gets ready to take a swing. 2. LESLIE RICE keeps her eyes open for the ball. 3. Action from behind the plate! 4. JOAN McPHEARSON gets set to run from first. 5. Front Row: L to R, Lynette Hightower, Carmen Rose. Michele Clark, Cheryl Crumbie, Donna Powell, Clina Durrant, Francesca Duncan, Sandra Thorpe. Stand¬ ing: L to R: Mrs. Strong, coach, Alicia Banks, MGR, Lisa Martinez, Luz Baez, Pat Sims, Joan McPhearson, Linda Lawrence, Leslie Rice, Keturah Smith, Deidra Ed¬ wards, Yinestra West, Sara Brown, An¬ nette Dacosta, Clairessa Lattimore, MGR. Robert Manns, Asst. 6. LUZ BAEZ gets ready to field the ball. 7. LESLIE RICE holds the runner on at first. 80 BASEBALL Beaver batters bewilder their opposition a Bulkelev 14 Weaver 1 H.P.H.S. 12 Weaver 5 St. Thomas 9 Weaver 7 New Britain 11 Weaver 1 Northwest Cath. 11 Weaver 2 Bulkeley 6 Weaver 2 New Britain 12 Weaver 1 Glastonbury 22 Weaver 0 H.P.H.S. 8 Weaver 5 Prince Tech. 8 Weaver 9 St. Thomas 8 Weaver 17 Northwest Cath. 14 Weaver 1 E. Windsor 8 Weaver 3 Pomfret 13 Weaver 1 1. JESUS ACEVEDO follows through on his swing. 2 VERNON B1LL1NGTON gets low to reach the ball. 3. GARY FITZPATRICK scoops up the ball at shorstop. 4. Team Photo: Front Row. L to R. Michael Harrington. Vernon Billing- ton. Angel Rodriques. Ivan Dark. Middle Row, Jose Delgado. Gary Fitzpatrick. Jesus Acevedo. Brian Woodward, Back Row, Mark Brown. Coach Von Roemer. Jason Hall, Juan Valasquez, Coach Dougher¬ ty. 5. VERNON BILLINGTON comes up to bat as the rest of the players look on. 6. GARY FITZPATRICK makes a stop at second base. 7. Coach VON ROEMER talks to picther JASON HALL as JUAN VELASQUEZ. 82 ■ ' ■ � GIRLS TRACK Girls win State open championship and are Class “L” Runner GPS Weaver 57 Fitch 70 Weaver 87 Bloomfield 39 Weaver b7 ' Rockville 59 Weaver 85 S. Catholic 24 ' 2 Weaver f, Windsor Locks 51 Weaver 90 New Britain 37 1. JACKIE CARMICHAEL leaps through the long-jump. 2. LISSA TYNDAL prepares to throw the shot-put as LAVERN PATRICK looks on. 3. DECYMBIA WILLIAMS comes off the turn as she heads for the finish line. 4. Coach JONES makes sure JACKIE CAR¬ MICHAEL does better! 5. DONNA HIGHTOWER goes over the hur¬ dles as YVETTE LOGAN stays close be¬ hind. 6. CAROLINE JONES leads the field to the finish line. City Meet Weaver 97 H.P.H.S. 46 Bulkely 15 C.D.C. Meet Weaver 73 H.P.H.S. 25 Bulkeley 22 New Britain 15 7. Team Photo: Front Row: Sonya Green. Carol Longmore, Anna King. Lissa Tyn- dal, Donna Hightower. Standing: Coach W. H. Jones. Regina Stallings, Charmaine McFarland, Pat Bailey. Decymbia Wil¬ liams, Stephanie Linton, Caroline Jones, Lavern Patrick, Hiedi Jackson, Denise Llewellyn, Darlene Wright, Brenda Arring¬ ton, Tanyah Comeaux, Jackie Carmichael, Coach J. Pietrycha. 8. DONNA HIGHTOWER finishes her long- jump run. WEAVER WEAVER v: - V «■ - - -� f v ,Vv P E?v h. •, —. f� • • V � • BOYS TRACK Track team wins “LL” and State open titles Weaver 99 S. Windsor 46 Weaver 118 Bulkeley 23 Weaver 105 New Britain 25 Weaver 103 Lee 38 Weaver 96 Bloomfield 48 Weaver 103 Windsor 40 Weaver 82.5 H.P.H.S. 61.5 1. MARK ALLEYNE concentrates on the tri¬ ple jump. 2. LARRY PALMER crosses the finish line on route to another victory! 3. DEVON STEWART glides over the high hurdles. 4. TONY ROSS explodes out of the blocks! 5. Team Photo: Front Row, Stacy Robinson, Patrick Jones. Eustace Joshua, Nathaniel Mack, Prince Thomas, John Gaskin. Mid¬ dle Row, Howard Lindo, Richard Hewitt, Mike Henry, Cassius Shearer, Floyd Mitchell, Willie Wilson, Back Row, Coach Cunha, Devon Stewart, Mark Alleyne, Wil¬ liam Hill, Martin Jones, Mike Fitzpatrick, Tony Ross, Charlie Norman, Albert Abrom, Floyd Gray, Wadell Lewis, Larry Palmer, Alonzo Holder, Coach Butterfield. 6. DEVON STEWART clears the high jump with no problem. 7. LARRY PALMER hands the baton to EUS¬ TACE JOSHUA on their way to another win in 4x400 relay! 8. TONY ROSS takes the turn as he leads the relay team. 9. WADELL LEWIS comes around the far turn and heads for the finish line. 10. The State Championship 4x400 meter re¬ lay team, PRINCE THOMAS, LARRY PALMER, EUSTACE JOSHUA, and TONY ROSS! 86 88 GIRLS SOCCER GIRLS PROVE THAT THEY CAN BE THE BEST AT WHAT THEY DO Weaver 5 Weaver 2 Weaver 2 Weaver 2 Weaver 5 Weaver 3 Weaver 2 Weaver 6 Weaver 5 Weaver 3 Weaver 1 Weaver 6 Bulkeley 1 H.P.H.S. 4 Wolcott 1 Notre Dame 1 New Britain 0 Bulkeley 2 Bloomfield 1 Notre Dame 1 East Windsor 0 Wolcott 0 H.P.H.S. 2 East Windsor 0 1. DIERDRE EDWARDS prepares to kick the ball up field. 2. BRIDGETTE BOOKER brings the ball down field. 3. DIERDRE EDWARDS dribbles the ball in for a goal. 4. TIAN ROWE centers the ball to one of her teammates. 5. Team Photo: Front Row. Lisa Tyndall. Keturah Smith, Kneeling. MGR. Sandra Henderson. Jennifer Green. Hyalinth Smith, Joan Donnald, Bridgette Booker, Joan McPhearson. Diedre Edwards. Paula Curtis, Simone Powell. Standing, Tian Rowe: Carol Patten, MGR. Deryl Harris, MGR. Collette Breedlove, Minerva Newman, Sandra Thorpe, Heather Riley, Radikha Bhairo, Dolsie Wright, Michelle Clarke, Donna Powell, Sherry Boysow, Sonya Nelson, Sherry Johnson, Precious Douglas, Deloris Bell, Otelee Rowe, Coach Charles Warden. 6. High scoring Captain BRIDGETTE BOOKER gets ready to put the ball in play! 7. CAROL PATTEN has her sights set on a goal. spflix Pfcs. - v M V 1 BOYS SOCCER BEAVER BOOTERS KICK THEIR WAY THROUGH THE SEASON Weaver 0 Weaver 3 Weaver 0 Weaver 3 Weaver 3 Weaver 2 Weaver 5 Weaver 1 Weaver 1 Weaver 5 Weaver 3 Weaver 0 Weaver 2 Weaver 3 Weaver 2 1. MICHAEL JACKSON dribbles the ball past a defender. 2. CHURCHILL JAMES stops the ball at mid-field. 3. WAYNE WAITE controlls the ball. 4. ORVILLE DUNN races for the ball. 5. Team Photo: Kneeling. L to R. Roger Picart. Owen Williams. Lincoln Anderson. Pervis Genus. Norman James. Andrew Lindsay. Clearance Durrant. Standing. Bloomfield 2 New Britain 2 Canton 5 H.P.H.S. 2 Bulkeley 3 H.P.H.S. 0 Prince Tech 0 Glastonbury 7 Bulkeley 1 New Britain 3 Newington 3 E. Catholic 2 Windsor 0 Simsbury 2 Danbury 3 Michael Jackson. Garth Swaby. Howard Bowen. Richard Reid. Paul Edward. Orlando Nicholas, Harold Goodison. Trevor Steer. Stanton Bowen, Churchill James. Courtney Johnson. Orville Dunn, Wayne Waite. Coach Tolliver. 6. RICHARD REID maneuvers the ball away from his opponent. 7. CHURCHILL JAMES blocks the defender away from the ball. GIRLS CROSS COUNTRY GIRLS WIN C.D.C. TITLE ■■i Weaver Weaver Weaver Weaver Weaver Weaver Weaver Weaver Weaver Weaver Weaver Weaver Weaver 27 43 28 24 Windsor 30 Hall 20 Wethersfield 29 So. Catholic 34 Fitch 18 Northwest 20 So. Windsor 20 Hartford 34 Buikeley 41 Simsbury 21 Windsor 20 Newington 50 New Britain l ? ' ' 47 ' ' % 1. REINA TORRES approaches the finish line. 2. CAROLINE JONES out runs her opponent. 3. GERALDINE MARTIN comes across the line. 4. Team Photo: Front Row. L to R, Merica Williams. MGR.. 5. Sandra Bryce, Reina Torres. Sandra Wilson. Torrice Stewart. Darlene Wright. Back Row, Donna Hightower. Geraldine Martin. Decymbia Williams. Caroline Jones, Sara Brown, Coach Pietrycha. 6. DONNA HIGHTOWE R is eager to cross the finish line. 7. DECYMBIA WILLIAMS comes through with another win. 8. TORRICE STEWART finishes in full stride. 92 BOYS CROSS COUNTRY CROSS COUNTRY TEAM WIN CITY AND C.D.C. TITLE Weaver 15 Weaver 27 Weaver 16 Weaver 28 Weaver 16 Weaver 33 Weaver 20 Weaver 25 Weaver 15 Weaver 20 Windsor 50 S. Catholic 31 Enfield 46 S. Windsor 22 Windsor 44 Simsbury 28 Bulkeley 41 H.P.H.S. 30 New Britain 48 Newington 39 1. HECTOR TORRES nears the finish line. 2. Coach BUTTERFIELD gets his team together before the race. Standing. Coach Butterfield. Tim Carmichael. Hector Torres, Charlie Norman. Greg Mills. Michael Moore, Mark 3. The team gets off to a good start. Gill. Lawrence Hall, Mark Davis, Mark Hall. 4. All for one and one for all. 5. Team Photo: Kneeling, L to R, Larry Palmer, William Hill, David Cleveland, Y rpu. i aU • ' £ x 6. LARRY PALMER stretches before a race. a, , „ CiS , , S(jUU r h ' r , f j Z j U.rw r Z ' ' 7 N 0 , ar o pic co ' r e ' ukc ' , 6 r ' Ur P)n4 r -t . i OL - f (aJ 1 ' ftr unoe rSrW-® v -Y eS ' c ' ’ , r.-VV ' ? 1 ' pYl d r . t, cxr T. V- £ PI ck ec , CiA 1 3 o i f£ ew VJ V r c u ,V| , x (° to £ ' P- e,T ' ff,N VleW v c � -VW i - ■; y : .r ' ' [ ' [ mr mm W ' - ' mbB - - ,«. « Wmi% i w%T m --Hf r -• ' • WZ 1 : 4f BEAVERS BOUNCE THEIR WAY OVER THE NET MICHELLE WESTON sets up the ball. SHARON WHITT serves from the end line. JACKIE CARMICHAEL gets ready to serve the ball. MICHELLE WESTON sets up JACKIE CHARMICHAEL for a spike. J.V. Team Photo: L to R, Front Row, Sandra Ebanks, Martha Ball, Patrina Wilkins, Merline Irving. Back Row, Yinestra West, Stacy Smith, Coach Lee, Elizabeth Ellis, Darlene Brandon. SHARON VAUGHT gets set to return the ball. Varsity Team Photo: L to R, Front Row, Kamla Bhairo, Yvonne Bennett, Jacqueline Carmichael (Capt.), Michelle Weston. Sharon Vought, Sharon Whitt. Back Row, Zona Moore, (score keeper), Merline Irving, Patrina Wilkins, Coach Lee, Yenestra West, and Elizabeth Ellis. FOOTBALL BEAVERS WIN CITY TITLE Weaver 0 Weaver 6 Weaver 6 Weaver 0 Weaver 6 Weaver 12 Weaver 12 Weaver Weaver 34 1. LOUIS NEALS gets ready to punt the ball. 2. ROBERT Tiny BEAUFORD and ROBERT HOOKS bring down a New Britian runner. 3. Running back JOHN GASKIN heads for the outside and some open running room! 4. MARK WILLIAMS picks up good blocking on his runback. 5. Team Photo: Front Row. L to R. Clifford Lumpkin. Chris Gills. Lucius Miles. Gary Fitzpatrick. Loris Neals. Robert Nelson. Donohue Marshall. Novel Mattis. Anthony West. Second Row. Alan Broome. Tyrone Williams. Terry Lumpkin. Jessie Henderson. Kenneth James. Jonathan Hillhouse 44 Wilbur Cross 24 Hamden 27 West Haven 34 Norwich Free Academy 36 Lee 6 Bulkeley 8 New Britain H.P.H.S. 6 Bailey. Alvin Pierce. Third Row. Chris Morgan. David Walker. Mark Brown. John Gaskin. Patrick Jones. Floyd Mitchell. Mark Williams. Vernon Kennedy. Brian Young. Fourth Row. Chris Green. Claster Bryant. Milton Tyson. Kenny Thompson. Jerome Cooper. Anthony Hayes, Shawn Slappy. Richard Walker. Deakh Shearer. Verneail Woods. Dean Smith. Larry Smith. Robert Beauford. 6. The Weaver “D turns back another offencive drive! 7. “Bumper T” digs in on defence. 8. The Beavers offence comes out of the huddle for another successful drive. BOYS’ GYMNASTICS GYMNASTICS TEAM FLIPS TO SUCCESS Weaver Weaver Weaver Weaver Weaver Weaver Weaver Weaver Weaver 79.2 80.75 78.65 87.0 84.45 84.45 79.2 79.2 81.4 TOMMY MASON performs on the high bar. RAY JENKINS takes control of the pommel horse. SHAWN McKINNEY executes on the pommel horse. DAVID DACOSTA swings on through his routine. TOMMY MASON does a handstand on his floor routine. SEAN HAYTHE does an open leg handstand. Stamford 86.05 St. Bernard 104.65 Darien 92.15 Greenwhich III. 2 H.P.H.S. 72 Bulkeley 62.8 Br. 74.1 Newington 95.1 Suffield 68.4 SEAN HAYTHE swings on the rings. RAYMOND DCJNCAN demonstrates his skill on the parallel bars. TOMMY MASON does an “L” on the parallel bars. GYMNASTIC TEAM MEMBERS: David DaCosta, Tommy Mason, Derrick Johnson, Sean Haythe. Tom Hall, Lorenzo Ross, Shawn McKinney, Ray Jenkins. Raymond Duncan. Cordell Jones, Brian Haythe. The Team came in 1st in the City Championship, 2nd in Northern Conn. Champ. WRESTLING BEAVERS HOLD THEIR OPPONENTS FOR THE COUNT FLOYD MITCHELL gets his hand raised for another victory! co-captains FLOYD MITCHELL. VERNON KENNEDY, and ZACHARY KING pose with Coach Jones. WARREN WILLIAMS sets his man up for a win. VERNON KENNEDY moves in for the pin. TEAM PHOTO: standing Fredrick Wright. Deakh Shearer, Paul Womack, Floyd Mitchell, Zachary King, and Coach Jones. sitting: Warren Williams, Craig Shumate, Angel Vallanilla, Vernon Kennedy. DEAKH SHEARER has his man wrapped up. iffvl GIRLS GYMNASTICS GIRLS TUMBLE AND ROLL THROUGH THE SEASON Weaver 76.05 Avon 9 Weaver 77.55 Suffield 10 Weaver 76.70 Kingswood Oxford 9 Weaver 72.15 East Catholic 100 Weaver 82.3 South Windsor 80 LYNETTE HIGHTOWER does her floor routine. LORINE STRUMS executes a back walk over. BARBARA DACOSTA flies through the air. LORINE STRUMS on the beam. BARBARA DACOSTA flips over the parallel bar. TEAM PHOTO: standing Marie Pinkney. Barbara DaCosta, Kim Davis. LaChelle Allen kneeling Tonya Threet, Kamla Bhairo, Pam Williams sitting Barbara Van Allen. Caroline Wright. Lynette Hightower, Lorine Strums not pictured: Maureen Patten 104 BOYS BASKETBALL BASKETBALL TEAM PLAYS ABOVE THE HOOP Weaver Windsor Weaver Lee High Weaver 73 N.W. Catholic 60 Weaver 56 H.P.H.S. 60 Weaver 87 New Britian 72 Weaver 95 Prince Tech 60 Weaver 59 Fitch High 62 Weaver 86 Lee High 78 Weaver 82 Bulkeley 62 Weaver 62 Wilbur Cross 73 Weaver 89 West Haven 75 Weaver 71 Bloomfield 69 BRIAN WALTON goes up for an easy lay¬ up. KEVIN FREDRICKS skys for a rebound. CURTIS WILSON dribbles towards the basket. TEDDY COPELAND does an acrobatic lay¬ up. ERIC GAMBLE shoots a one handed jump- shot in the lane. Team Photo: Kneeling, L to R, Manager, Chris Clark, Devon Scott, Teddy Copeland, Del-Roy Brooks. Standing, Curtis Wilson, Donahue Marshall. Brian Walton, Leon Perry, Victor Simpson, Kevin Fredricks, Eric Gamble, and Coach Tolliver. KEVIN FREDRICKS glides in for another two points. Junior Varsity Team KEVIN FREDRICKS puts tough defense on an opponent. 106 GIRLS BASKETBALL LADY BEAVERS BOUNCE THEIR WAY TO THE BASKET r TAMMY MADDEN converts on a lay-up. SADRENA WILLIAMS takes her defender to the basket. SARA BROWN lets her opponet go by as she makes the shot. SADRENA WILLIAMS looks for a teammate to pass to. TEAM PHOTO: front row Yinestra West. Sadrena Williams. Tammy Madden, Capt., Sara Brown, Sandra Thorpe, second row Mr. Jones. Keturah Smith, Sharon Vaught, Wanda Whaley, Tanyah Comeaux, Marcia Goodison, Sonja Nelson, Mrs. Strong YINESTRA WEST and SHARON VAUGHT k eep their eyes on the ball. TAMMY MADDEN gets ready for a rebound. SADRENA WILLIAMS plays defense on an inbounds pass. ▼y 1a INDOOR TRACK BEAVERS GO UNDEFEATED, WIN CITY MEET, C.D.C., ETC, ETC, . AWESOME Weaver 83 S. Catholic 14 Weaver 89 E. Catholic 19 Weaver 98 St. Josephs 10 Weaver 71.5 H.P.H.S. 37.5 Weaver 100 Bulkeley 7 Weaver 92 Farmington 15 Weaver 92 N.W. Catholic 15 Weaver 75 1 3 Holy Cross 30 2 3 Weaver 85 Yi St. Paul 19 Yi Weaver 84 Weston 25 Weaver 69 East Hartford 40 Weaver 80 Newington 25 Weaver 85 West Haven 13 Weaver 86 S. Windsor 20 Weaver 78 New Britain 14 1. JOHN GASKIN and JEFFREY LEWIS power through the 55 meter dash! 2. MARK SILVA comes across the line with another win. 3. JEFFREY LEWIS gets set to hand off to MICHAEL HENRY in the short relay. 4. MICHAEL HENRY explodes out of the blocks. 5. MARK BROWN gets a rest before his race. 6. TONY ROSS hands the baton off to MARK SILVA in the 4 x 400 relay. 7. TEAM PHOTO: on floor Michael Henry, Hector Torres. Juan Velazquez row 1 William Hill. Ray Jenkins. John Gaskin. Donna Hightower. Devon Stewart, Mark Silva. Pedro Santiago, Jackie Carmichael. Mark Brown. Coach Butterfield, second row Chandra Kerr, Robin Board, Carolyn Jones, Charlie Norman, Tony Ross, Lawrence Hall, Greg Drayton, Carolyn Jones third row Yvonne Bennett, Regina Stallings, Stepheny Springer, David DaCosta, Decymbia Williams, Halbert Evans fourth row Riena Torres. Beverly Brown, Una Tayler, Carol Patten, Cynthia St. John, Larry Palmer, Jeffrey Lewis fifth row Vinton Forbes, Leta Lindsey, Prince Thomas. Richard Hewit, Robert Palmer 8. DEVON STEWART completes his leg of the 4 x 200 relay. 9. LARRY PALMER comes in for the finish. 10. JEFFREY LEWIS takes the curve as he leads the 4 x 200 relay. CHEERLEADERS NEITHER RAIN NOR SLEET NOR SNOW KEEPS CROWD PLEASERS SILENT Right Bottom top Clairessa Lattimore. top of pyrmaid. Tasha Smith, stand¬ ing Yolanda Lee, Michelle Carr kneel¬ ing April Daniel. Aretha Green, floor Torrey Walker. Darlene Jackson Our Cheerleaders are a great group of young ladies. No matter what the score, no matter what the temperature, they always manage to acti¬ vate the team. Be it Football where they are sometimes cheering in the rain or basket¬ ball where we have the reins , they’re always cheering to in¬ flict more pain. «U SMONIXC 1 la SK0KIS6 Y fL M 1 4 Py“ I i jprv h 114 115 g • J j 1 i K KX i 1 0H u I We have a great many activities here at Weaver High. They range from the Booster Club to the Honor Society. All play active roles in making our school 1, therefore, we can “Reach out and boost or honor someone” and be the best in the city. REACH OUT 11A A. DRUM . . . B. INSPECT . . . C. WORSHIP . . . D. OBSERVE . . . E. OUT CHEER . . . F. MEET . . . SOMEONE AND 119 EVENING YEARBOOK STAFF EVENING YEARBOOK STAFF (Below) Standing: Loyda Camacho, Manny Gonzalez, “Mum-Mum”, Cheryl Maddox, Brennon Coles, and Tonya Comeaux. r- DRAFTING CLUB DRAFTING CLUB (Right) Front Row: Cheryl Crumbie, Steve Duncan, Karen Riley, and Veronica Edwards. Back Row: Anthony West, William F. Meier, Alan Willis, Trevor Steer, and Walter Stanley, 120 FIRE SQUAD FIRE SQUAD (Above) Kneeling: Manny Gonzalez (“Chief”), Carlos Diaz. Standing: Alexi Cotto, Miguel Nieves, Loyda Camacho, Doc Hurley, Juan Tirado, Micheal Sims, and Lourdez Rioz. 121 F.B.L.A. Below, Row 1: Courtney Johnson, Reporter; Tonja McKendrick, Secretary: Carla Rowser, Treasurer; Howard Bowen, Reporter; Row 2: Mr. P. Tallman, Advisor; Mika Benford, Vice President; Lawrence Hall, President; Mrs. P.H. Morris, Advisor USfNESS EADIRS 122 CAMERA CLUB Right Row 1: Josephine Copeland, Carolyn Brooks, Cynthia St. John. Row 2: Mr. Riddell, Liama Belcher. Trudy Martell, Kenneth Nelson, Arlene Walters. SENIOR ADVISORS OFFICERS Below, Sitting: Sherrie Noble, Mary Holmes. Standing, Row 2: Mrs. Dixon, Mr. Goldstein, Eddie Stephens, President: Karen Epps, Renee Reliford. Standing, Row 3: John Oden Jr., Mrs. Wilson, Lawrence Palmer, Mrs. Strong STUDENT COUNCIL Left Row 1: Karen Epps, Vice-President: Eddie Stephens, President: Lawrence F. Palmer, Treasurer: Renee Reliford. Secretary. Left, Row I: M$. Noel, Advisor: Doreen Jenville, Secretary: Phyllis James. Vice- President: Terry Brown, President; Sandra Walters. Row 2: Geraldine Martin, Robin Board. Sophia Smith. Michele Weston, Yvonne Bennet, Frednette Watkins, Dierdre Harris, Otellee Rowe, Barbara Van Allen. Mr. Ferlazzo, Advisor. Row 3: Jacqueline. Larry Jones. Gregory Drayton, Somoni Powell 123 Human Relations Row I: Yvonne Nelson. Jennifer Stephens. Angela Jennings. Yvonne Manns. Simone Powell. Row 2: Ray Tate. Yvonne Bennette. Kenneth Nelson, Tiffany Walker. Andrew Allen, Mr. Mickiewicz: Advisor. Arlene Walters. Hot Shown: Latice Moultrie. Charmaine Forbes. Claudette McFarlane, Courtney Carter. Micheal Sims. Claudia Brown. Carmen Fuentes, Andrea Cunningham, Kelly McDougald, Donna Powell. Drama Club 124 Row 1: Nafeesah Williams, Donna Powell, Millicent Moore. Alison Carter. Row 2: Heather Smith. Cynthia St. John. Lisa Johnson. Rosalyn Hooks, Deloris Bell. Josephine Copeland. Advisor: (Jessica C. Moses) Radio Drama Front Row: Thomas Hali, Carolyn Jones, Terrance Debeatham, Renee’ Wilson, Grace Baker, Back Row: Crystal Mattis, Michael Woods, Lonnie Lewis, James Ward. Computer Club Sitting: Harry Garcia, Mark Hall, Mark Lucier. Standing: Mr. R. Welk: (Advisor), Leight Johnson. Michael Moore. Walter Stanley, John Oden Jr„ Kenneth Lowe. 125 ■•I Modern Dance Left to Right: Torrey Walker, Yolanda Lee, Paulette Woodard, Michelle Carr. (Mot Shown) Tasha Smith Denise Lockhart. (Advisor) Clara Lee. Choir One Left to Right: Henry Jones, Roberta Alston, Laurice Milner, Sandra Hewan, Loretta Fiarnott, Neysa Billings, Debrah Bell, Debbieann Watkis, Sandra Wilson, Sheila Watkins, Yvette Jackson, Lynn Crooms, Doreen Stevens, Kelley Reaves, Joseph Hicks, Phillip Tate, Cheryl Cranford, Tasha Gardner, Valerie Brown, Grace Baker, Nadine Gooden, Danita McNair, Agalee’ Thomas, Kenneth Howard, Terrance Seabrook, Rhonda Gaddy. Brian Holt. (President) Joanna James, (Vice-President) Alphinetta Faye Young. Advisor (Mrs. Brown) W.Q.T.Q. Left To Right: Robert Robinson, Dina Williams-Bey. Carla Rowser. (Advisor) Paul O. Robertson. Band Row 1: Simone Powell, Tracy Gunn, Jackie Lewis, Karen Russ, Tawanna Foster, Row 2: Eddie Green, Harry Walker, David DaCosta, Mike Flowers, Mitchell Wallace, Donavan Woodruff, Steven Hooker, John Bruins, Raymond Duncan, Monroe Anderson, Phillip Powell, Chris Clark. Row 3: Mark Rawlings, Chris Gills, Larry Dulaire, Terrance Debeathem, Robert Levine. Back Standing: Lorenzo Parker, Kym Calhoun, Alfred Collins, William Wiley. (Advisor) Mr. Steele. DECA Sitting: Bryant Walton, Alonzo Bass, Mika Benford, Keyla Girven, Charles Roberts, Donna Thomas. Standing: Ronald Martin, Kevin Scruse, Shelons Allen, Jerome Stanberry, (Advisor) Mr. Mooney, Bending: Hank Brown, Eddie Pettiford, Timmie Williams, Gerald Robinson. Honor Society Row 1: Kamla Bhairo; (Jr. V. President), Bridget Booker, Lisa Banks, Sherrie Noble. Row 2: Clairessa Lattimore, Otelee Rowe, Carol Patten, Jackie Lewis. Migdalia Torres; (jr. Secretary), Row 3: Carol Longmore, Tian Rowe, Jonnette McGhee. Marion Waller: (Sr. Secretary), Trudy Martell; (President). Row 4: Nova Taylor, Garfield Swaby, Kenneth Nelson, Phyllis James, Nicholas Harvey, Row 5: Trevor Steer: (Treasurer), Jason Hall, Lawrence Hall, (Advisor) John Karrer, (Advisor) Mrs. E. Noel. (NOT SHOWN): Steven Duncan, Andrew Hall, Darlene Jackson, Mark Mahoney, Keith Nelson, Lorrice Stewart, Arlene Walters, Radikaha Bhairo (Sr. V. President) Hiking Club First Picture Above: (Left to Right): Mr. Bill Epps, Mark Gill, Hector Torres, Tanya Comeaux, Darlene Wright, William Jackson, Freddnette Watkins, Micheal Willis. Mark Alleyne, Mr. John Karrer (with Flash) Booster Club At Right: (Left to Right): Tasha Gardner, Tammy Weatherhouse, Shanda George, Monica Romes, row 2 Regina Ross, Mary Johnson. Zona Moore, Keyla Girven Concert Choir Top: Front Row: Jackie Carmichael, Sharon Whitt, Tammy Peterson, Keyla Girven, Sandra Hewan, Maria Torres, Michelle Hilton, Sandra Taylor, Elaine Stringer, Denise Cameron. Back Row: Colin Llewllyn, James Barnswells, Kelly Walker, Ben Brown. (Advisor) Mrs. Martin. Literary Magazine Club (Top): Left to Right: Lascelles James, Stephney Springer, Tian Rowe, Howard Bowen, (Advisor) Mr. Pierce. Drill Team (Above): Left to Right: Janie Hall, Soncere’ Whitecloud, Candace Monroe, Ingred Harrell, Jannet Thomas, Angela Grant, Lynda Moore, (Captain) Tammy Peterson, (Advisor) Gloria Blackwell 127 131 ClASS of 84 fAVORITE PICKS TV movie ± fr M basketball RADIO STATION ftp WRTC 89.9 MORE MUSIC! TV SHPW THE SINGER LET THE MUSIC PLAY! I ■ 1 % 1 % SHANNON D J. wzzSuz ichael ackson DANCE THE foods 6fe Wsr-FCOD JOINT NIKES (Me ucK nod rWO (Wed vJ€ Sq m 30 £? WE THANK THE FOLLOWING PATRONS FOR THEIR HELP Ms. Sarah Williams Ms. Cheryl Anderson Ms. Josephine Hayes Miss G.D. Oliver Shelly L. Andrews Tracy R. Andrews Gloria Jean Berry Jill Canty Choclate Girl Tammie Parker Wesley Langston Robbie Best Kelly McDougald Simonea Pawel Jackie D. Williams Denise Rackley Torrey Rackley Ms. Joyce Evans Ms. Leroy Armstrong Victor Gillespie Ronnie Smith Ann Culloo Linda C. Reichin Marcelyn W. Brown Lissa and Jungle The Spearnaks Geraldine Darrell Jones Parelea Morgan Class 69 Yvette Laura Walser Shamic Yvette Henderson Miguel Angel Rivera Sheldon W. Neal Loretta Wells Vivian Gineyard Michelle P.A. Rodney Knight Ms. Emily R. Noel Faith Walker Jimmy Dower Larry Henry Rita Larmer Juan Ayala II William Hardie Bryan Myrick Melody Swain Rosa Ortodaza Carmen Gary Bernice D. LaChance Carol McCants Maureen Topp Joan Cassarino Mrs Mrs. Carl G. Booker Sr. Mrs Mrs James Sparks Tina Tedford Roberta Stephens Filomema Colanyeto Terry Traskos Irene B. Guzek Charlene E. Procyk Alan Cady Joanne Schlichting Robert J. Urban Patricia A. Urban Wanda L. Kleinert Dorothy D. Southworth Marc G. Gulley Arnold “Dimples” Atkins William F. Meier Chicken Mart Paul and Eliza Miller Angela and Scott Miller Lolo Willis Mrs. Sabra Jairam Oswald Walker John Wood Mr. R.G. Riddell Chicken Bones Kella Lewis Pete Liscome Vera Love Ruby Montford Peace, Zakiah Sonia Wier Melvon Fowlkes Gary Allen Dianne Z. Evans Roxanne Sherwood Bart R. Benedetto Linda N. Kemble Joyce M. Dooley Rosalind Michaels Emmanuel Gonzalez Wilma I. Matos Misaira Sanchez Manuel Eliseo Iglesia Congratulations To The Class Of 1984 From Your Next-Door Neighbor UNIVERSITY (HARTFORD The First Baptist Church of Hartford 221-25 Greenfield Street Oakland Terrance • Hartford, CT 06112 • 249-6519 LeRoy Bailey, Jr. Pastor The Pastor’s Message “I take pleasure in congratulating our young people for their successes. We recognize the fact that our future is embraced in their potentials. No greater challenge could we have than that of supporting them as they continue to meet the challenges of this present day under the leadership of our God. Rev. LeRoy Bailey, Jr. Congratulation From Your First Baptist Church Family Bridgette Booker Denise Kelley Tammy Parker Billy Todd Carol Longmore 135 You have the potential. Etna has the continuing job opportunities. We ashed someone from our personnel deporrmenr abour rhe number of Erna employees who are Weaver grads. No way she said. There are roo many Weaver people here ro counr. Irjusr underlines rhe facr rhar rhere ore a lor of Weaver High grads or ztrna. We ' ve found you ' re hard-working, reli¬ able and eager ro rake advanrage of all rhe opporTumries offered by an organiza- rion of Erna ' s size and scope. Before you graduare is rhe rime ro rhink abour how Erna Life b Casually mighr be able ro provide rhe righr career opporruniry for you. Visir our Becruiring Office ar 900 Asylum Avenue in Hanford. Or call 273-6177. 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SSGranbv Si. • Bloomlield, Connecticut 06002 PHONE 242-2000 2 ?fue c3ii[fi Gzecnfiouiei Gfoziitd 615 BLUE HILLS AVENUE HARTFORD. CONNECTICUT 06112 r 3(ewets c 3.oz cfl(( Occasions Fred Andrcsen THJERORtST r- Congratulations Class Of ’84 Jack Calcaterra PETER PAN CAFE Best Wishes Class Of ’84 FLASH FRIENDS We find ourselves in a new era where one is able to learn what¬ ever one chooses. There aren’t any slavemasters to stop anyone in their pursuit of a better education. Of Course these opportunities are still being under utilized and many of our underprivileged youths don’t understand the importance of receiving a good educa¬ tion. Education means strengthening your mind so you are able to deal with the system. You can free your body, but without an education your mind will not be free. Surely when education in forfeited, the mind is left open to the slow process of mental destruction. Then, you have once again become a slave, but this time the chains are all on your mind! “The Mind Is A Terrible Thing To Waste”, Even the Bible declares “You shall know the TRUTH and the TRUTH shall make you FREE! If you learn, chances are you’ll earn. But, If you don’t, you probably won’t. Don’t take a chance get a GOOD EDUCATION and REMEMBER no one can take it away from YOU! So, from Rev. and Mrs. George L. Exum Family to all of you, young beautiful and gifted youths . . . CON¬ GRATULATIONS and MAY YOUR FUTURE ACHIEVEMENTS BE GREAT!!! Congratulations Class Of 84 ROCCO L. FORTE EDWARD NEIGHBOUR III CD The Orion Group Farmington, Connecticut G V DZtT SC-ri CAKCA . W 5 S A 0 , I C L-rV A- ' H 16 H o a 4 -■� k r ,rf Si i. ' Je W ijJrdd SrtiUs Ctiith Uou, CTAjorxi i u crut a$f v . AP fcV V W Irt l M 5 3£ ' fly f e p r Cl«si“W j Tt K cr(j j jj ' 15 l?S © SS 4 to i reset o.Qn£LLH 5 % Cwhiutt Tbwe Slrirwiwtr- ? 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K • A . ;• ! 5 ].: H H L DOUBLE YOUR PLEASURE DOUBLE YOUR FUN Shawnda Barlow - December 12, Sagittarius Susan Barlow Yvette Brown - August 23, Leo Yvonne Brown Lynda Crooms - September 21, Virgo Lynn Crooms Kelly McDougald ■ September 28, Libra Kyle McDougald Keith Nelson - May 19, Taurus Kenneth Nelson Marjorrie Newman - November 16, Scorpio Minerva Newman r- Lillian Rivera • March 26, Aries Rachel Rivera Kyle Roberts Carl Roberts Revonnie Haynes ■ November 23, Sagittarius Ravonne Haynes Patrick Tallman • June 19, Gemini Peter Tallman Mary Krausz • April 6, Aries Jean Bell The Senior Class Advisors Wish The Senior Class Of 1984 WILSON BICYCLE A Happy Life REPAIR SHOP CONGRATULATIONS CLASS OF “84” from a member of the class of “77” Good luck in the future. 358 Windsor Ave. Homeroom 3044 Wilson Section of Windsor Congratulates 549-3843 The Class Of “84” Coming Soon: WEAVER ENTERTAINMENT TABLOID W.E.T. 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