Weaver High School - Portal Yearbook (Hartford, CT)

Text from Pages 1 - 176 of the 1987 volume:

The Way We Were v .b Sophomore Year: Hawaiian Luau jgp I gfjnc j □yjpp 3 mm Jf ■ jjp ESS- , wt � iT . l9 w lm wf ' sS y LUh-LLI Class of 1987 Presents a Hawaiian Luau May 10, 1985 Weaver High School Cafeteria 7:30 p.m. - 11:00 p.m. Dinner: 8:45 p.m. Donation: Single $6.00 Couple $10.00 J WELCI } j i I iris? 9 fP -- 1 HUtL ' - I M P- ® 9 Y .� � ... I “ALL THE WAY TO HEAVEN WITH THE CLASS OF ’87’ PORTAL 1987 WEAVER HIGH SCHOOL 415 GRANBY ST. HARTFORD, CT. 06112 SENIORS PAGE 6 YEARBOOK STAFF: RHONDIA BALFOUR, Photographer; VENTON FORBES, Photo Editor; SHANDER GEORGE, Staff Editor; MARK GILL, Asst. Staff Editor; JANIE HALL, Asst. Senior Editor; INGRID HARRELL-LEE, Typist; JOYCE HOUSE, Asst. Staff Editor; CANDACE JOHNSON, Editor Chief; TONI LOWE, Typist; GARY LUMPKIN, Baby Photo, Photographer; RICHARD NEMBHARD, Sports; MARSHALL SKINNER, Photographer; TASHA SMITH, Typist; GARTH SWABY, Photographer; JEANETTE THOMAS, Activities Editor; TORREY WALKER, Senior Editor; SONCERE WHITECLOUD, Superlatives; MARC WILLIAMS, Computer Operator; CARLA FRETT, Typist STAFF : V-J JL maL JIL ill PAGE 60 SPORTS PAGE 78 ACTIVITIES PAGE 114 mm ilium , ' V 4 I ' , iS i ' - ' ' ■ ■ 1 Hi ■ pill® Mi JABBAR K. ABDULLAH “Chilly J-Ice” Cancer ' Tyrone, Erie, Girls in the C 0 ’87’ “You can’t have none of my dollars baby” 1 Basketball, 3-4 Track, 3-4 D.E.C.A. TIMOTHY B. ADGERS “John Thompson” Aries Manuel Alamo, Hecter Ri¬ vera, James Fortson “If you can’t beat them, kill ! I MANUEL J. ALAMO “Pino” Scorpio James Fortsen, Cory Abrams, Tim Adgers “It ain’t over till its over” 1-2-3-4 Baseball SUPRINA E. ALEXANDER “Prina” Aquarius Janie Hall, Mrs. Rackely, An¬ toinette Baker “So what are you trying to say?” 3-4 Human Relations Club, 3 Student Council, 3-4 Prom Committee, 4 Yearbook, 1-2- 3-4 Hiking Club, 2-3-4 Soft- ball, 4 F.B.L.A. FERNELLA A. ALLEN “Shorty” Taurus Doris Chalwell, Carla Frett “Hey shorty” 2-3 Student Council, 2 Soc¬ cer, 2-3 West Indian Club SANDRA ALLEN “Sandy” Aquarius Angeline K., Chris B., Delroy W. “Mi wah si mi boops” 2 Soccer 8 IAN D. ALLISON “Manager” Scorpio Donnette S., Ga-Nu, Sheriffe “Let’s skip school!” 1 Soccer MARK A. AMBROSE “Ac$e” Cancer Paul Easy, David Gordon, Marc Osborn 2-4 Track, 4 F.B.L.A., 4 Bas¬ ketball APRIL D. ARMSTRONG ANTOINETTE BAKER “Pookie” Sagisttarius Michelle E., Mischele B., Danielle M. “ooh for real” 2 Softball MICHELLE BAKER “Shelly Bird” Aries Timmy Nixon, Sandra Rose, Raymond Wabbers “What’s up” RUTHIA A. BALFOUR “Ru-Ru” Scorpio Rosalie Williams, Donna Campbell, Rhondia Balfour “Good things come to those who wait” 3-4 Math Club, 3-4 Science Club, 2-3-4 Honor Society, 4 Volleyball, 1 Track, 3-4 Toastmasters, 4 Rotary Club WILLIAM A. BALL “Billy-Ball” Scorpio Cheryl G, Tyron C, Maya G “Better late then never” TYRONE V. BANKS “T” Scorpio Jabbar, LaDonne, Many Oth¬ ers “Man .. . Shut up yo!” 2-3-4 Honor Society, 2-3 Stu¬ dent Council, 2-3 Homeroom Rep., 3 School Paper 9 STACEY Y. BARBER Stacey B.” Capricorn Felecia, Lucius, Nikki PHILLIP W. BARRETT Phil” Scorpio Dana, Tyrone, Kenneth “dag-man!!” 1-2 Computer Club, 3-4 Wrestling, 4 Cross Country, 3-4 Literary Magazine, 4 Loo¬ kout, 4 Photography Club, 4 Outdoor Track, 3 Homeroom Rep., 4 Indoor Track ERIC R. BARRY “Eric B” Aries Reen, Chan, Alfred “I’m telling you” 1-2-3-4 Trinity College Up¬ ward Bound KATHY R. BASS “Kit-Kat” Virgo My mother, Samantha Bass, Deanna Shannon “That’s mizzy” 4 F.B.L.A., 2-3 Volleyball, 4 Counseling to Freshman VERONICA BASS “Ronika” Libra Veronica Edwards, Delicia Arnold 1-2 Cross Country, 1-2 In¬ door Track, 3 Outdoor Track RODNEY D. BAYLOR “R. Knight” Aquarius Stanley Williams, Mark Reaves, Timothy Freeman “I look good” 3-4 Choir Wtm ,.. 10 I KIMBERLY BLUNT “Special ‘K”’ Aries Pamela Williams, Sherri Boysaw, Brenda Brown “You be illin” TAMMY L. BROOKS “Shorty” Taurus Barbara Van Allen, Torrey Walker, Beverly Brown 2-3-4 Connpep, 3-4 F.B.L.A. SHERRI C. BOYSAW “Hot Sauce” Aries Calvin Jones, My Parents, The Jones family “You be illin” 1-2 Soccer, 3-4 Girls Football DARLENE BRANDON “Icey” Scorpio Lori, Janelle, Sammy “Oh so cold” 1 Volleyball VALERIE A. BECKFORD “Val” Capricorn Paulette Davis, Claudia, Lisa “What up!” 1-4 F.B.L.A. KIMBERLY V. BELL “Van” Sagittarius Sandra Rose, Rose Bruins, Rodney Fitzpatrick “It s all in your mind” PAUL W. BELLIVEAU “Captain Kirk” Yield Kenneth Lowe, Harry Gar¬ cia, Lisa Johnson “No matter where you go, there you are”-BB 1-2 Computer Club, 3-4 Dra¬ ma Club, 2-3-4 Honor Soci¬ ety, 4 Swim Team IRIS BLACK “Icabob” Scorpio Carol, Theresa, Sheila “Bugged out” 11 I « I p BEVERLY A. BROWN “Bev” Pisces Lorraine Walters, Chandra Kerr, Tammy Brooks “mmmm!!” 1 Track, 1 Gymnastics BRENDA G. BROWN “Bren-Bren” Capricorn Jeanette Thomas, Lisa Ca¬ sey, Kimberley Blunt “It’s nothing’’ KENNETH BROWN “Wood” Virgo Betty, Mike, Robert “Say what” 1-2-3-4 Football, 1-2-3-4 Baseball SANDRA A. BRYCE “Sandi” Aquarius Sharon Cooke, Renee Cooke, Keisha Taylor WAYNE C. BRYCE “Wayne B” Sagittarius Mother, father “O.K. watch” RODNEY J. BURNEY “Bussy Bee” Sagittarius David Johnson, Shawn Slappy 1-2-3-4 Basketball 12 IAN A. CAMPBELL Aquarius Gloria Scott, Ann-Marie Bur¬ ton Achieve your best” 2 Honor Society, 1 Science Club, 1 West Indian Club PAUL CAMPBELL “Pops” Scorpio Roy Scott, Neville Morgan, Ian White MICHELLE C. CARR “Chelle” Gemini Millicent, Kim, Cliff We can” 1-2-3-4 Cheerleading, 1-2-4 Dance, 2-3 4 Honor Society, 4 Freshmen Teen Counseling ALISON L. CARTER Ally” Aquarius Michelle Carr, Cheryl John¬ son, Barbara Van Allen The hills are alive, with the sound of music ...” 1-2-3-4 Student Council, 2-3- 4 Honor Society, 4 Math Club, 3-4 Yearbook, 1-2-3-4 WQTQ D.J., 4 Freshmen Peer Counseling LISA C. CASEY “Lisa Lisa” Cancer Debbie Knowlin, Brenda Brown, Kim Blunt “Buggin” KII D. CHAMPION “K2” Libra Allan Strums, April Daniels, Felecia Fleeting “So young” 2-3 Varsity Soccer, 3 Drill Team, 2-3-4 Softball, 3 Homeroom Rep., 4 Yearbook YUKLAN C. CHEE-YOU Shorty” Aquarius Barrington, Krystle, Veroni ca LESLIE A. CLANCY “Pookie” Leo Joseph, Erica, Chris 3-4 Weaver Beaverines 13 JOSE A. COLLAZO “Mandy” Leo John Hollens, Harry Garcia, Roger Thomas 1-2-3 Baseball BERNIE COUNTRYMAN “Pookie” Aries The Fellas CHARLES E. CRAWFORD “C.M.C.” Cancer Earl Dicken, MR. Butterfield, Charles Crawford “You do your homework??’ ' 3-4 Cross Country, 2-3-4 In¬ door Track, 2-3-4 Outdoor Track SANDRA CRUZ “Betty Boop” Scorpio Lourdes Ruiz, Virginia Perez “Forget it” CALOR1S CURRY “Beanie” Capricorn Rose Marie Little, Sandra Ebanks, Marie Pinkney “You have a bad case” 3 Drama, 4 F.B.L.A., 4 WQTQ THERESA L. DAILEY “Terrie” Taurus Leslie C., Tanya T., Brenda B. 4 Yearbook, Homeroom Rep. 14 MARK H. DAVIS “UCLA” Libra Tyrone, Ian, Earl “It’s ruff.” 1-2-3 Cross Country, 1 In¬ door Track, 1-2-3-4 Tennis, 3-4 Yearbook, 3-4 FBLA, 1 West Indian Club, 1 Comput¬ er PAMELA DAVIS “Mellow yellow” Capricorn Charlene Clark, Mother, Fa¬ ther “It’s nothing” PAULETTE DAVIS “P” Cancer Tellene Debeatham, Valeria Beckford, Ann Marie Thom¬ as 1 Track Field KENNETH DAY “Mr. President” Capricorn Fitzroy Smith, Steve Daniel, Mark Reaves “Come over here and talk to Dr. Love!” 4 Senior Class President, 3-4 F.B.L.A., 4 Track, 1 Cross Country, 4 Toastmasters, 4 Evening Yearbook Staff, 4 Lookout Staff, 3 Student Council, WQTQ - FM Radio Station BRIAN DELAIRE “Flare” Taurus Everyone “The h... with it.” 1 Football SYLVIA DELGADO “Shorty” Pisces Iris, Aida, Migdalia FRANCISCO J. DELTORO “Franky “D” Scorpio Isreal Rivera, Luis Rivera “What up” ELIZABETH DEVONISH “Liz” Scorpio Melissa, Edmund S., Daryl “It’s Nothing” 3 Literary Magazine 15 EARL O. DICKEN “E Ski” Leo Charles Crawford 2-3-4 Cross Country, 2-3-4 Indoor Track, 2-3-4 Outdoor Track CARMEN M. DOMINGUEZ “Tita” Virgo Nitza Nevarez, Annie Rojas, Elizabeth Devnoish “I care nothing” 2 Fire Squad PRECIOUS DOUGLAS “Prec” Capricorn Alison Gentles, Katie Duffy, Charles Chuck Brown “Alright love” 1-2-3 Soccer, 2 Softball GREGORY DRAYTON “Nootie” Pisces Garfield E., Jose V., Mother “Shut up and mind your busi¬ ness” 1 Indoor Track, 1 Cross Country, 2 Outdoor Track, 2 Student Council, 1-2 Band, 1 D.E.C.A. . ARKENA DREW STANFORD DULAIRE “Rudolph” Maria Joseph “You” 3-4 Soccer, 3 Football, 3-4 Baseball ! 16 RAYMOND S. DUNCAN “Tawaz” Aquarius Dex, Tony, Derick “Picture that” DYONISIA R. EASTERLING “Dee-Dee” Scorpio Sharon Wiliams, Mother, Ba- lynda Thompson “There it is!” 4 FBLA, 3 DECA SANDRA Z. EBANKS “Sasha” Aries Caloris Curry, Marie Pink¬ ney, Vicki Fredrick “So were down to that!” 1-2-3-4 Volleyball, 4 Year¬ book staff ELDORA EDMONDS “Ld” Aquarius Jesus, Mom, Bridget Luke Amen FBLA 3, 2 Girls Basketball, 3-4 Word Study, 2 Swim¬ ming, 1 Volleyball GARFIELD H. EDWARDS “Gary” Scorpio Westly Williams, Sandra Ebanks, Devon Green “Si boops deh!” 1-2 Soccer, 1 West Indian Club VERONICA EDWARDS “Ron” Scorpio Cordell Jones, Veronica Bass, My Mom “Oh my God” TIMOTHY EPPS “Timbo” Taurus Amy, Jonathan, Junior “I love my mom” 2-3 Basketball MICHELLE R. ERVIN “Shea Shea” Aquarius Nathaniel, Kelly, Pookie “What?” 1 Drill Team, 1-2 Homeroom Rep., 4 Social Club, 3 Soft- ball 17 BEVERLY FAGAN “Bev-Bev” Virgo Yvette, Melda, Shirley TRACEY R. FERNANDEZ “Tray” Cancer Lisa Fenandez, Gena Fenan- dez, Helena Rivera 3-4 D.E.C.A. SANDRA V. FEURTADO “Sandy” Leo Janies Brown IV, Robert Harris, Cathy Joseph “This year I decided to do a rambo on all my homework, but instead I’d chilled!!” FELECIA B. FLEETING “Fleet” Pisces Mom, Anthony, Stacey “Hey Kid” 3-4 Softball eJP pfM v ' ,rN P e V MELISSA FLOWERS “Lisa” Leo Elizabeth D., Parents, Chris Davis REMENTA L. FORBES “Mone” Scorpio Angela Robinson, Cedric To bias, Craig Hawkins “Word up” 18 VENTON B. FORBES “Ven-Ski” Aries Marc Williams, Garth Swaby, The Look Good Crew “Stop it!” 1-2-3-4 Football, 1-2-3-4 In¬ door Track, 1-2-3-4 Track and Field, 2-3 Student Coun¬ cil, 4 Vice-Pres, 2-3-4 Con- Pep, 3-4 Hiking Club, 3-4 Yearbook, 3-4 Men of To¬ morrow, 4 F.B.L.A., Junior Class President, 4 Fire Squad Capt., 4 D.E.C.A. JAMES M. FORTSON “Fortson” Libra Peto, Corey, Elliott 1-2-3-4 Baseball, 1 Basket¬ ball TASHA M. FOSTER “Tash” Pisces Trina Welcome, Londie Lew¬ is, Linda Moore “Picture that holmes” 1-2-3 Drill Team, 2-3 Poster Committee, 1-2 Booster Club, 4 Homeroom Rep., 4 Fundraising Committee CASTREL FRANCIS Pisces Kisha, Jessica, David CHRISTOPHER J. FRASER “Pee-Wee” Taurus Melvin Gillus, Marc Wil¬ liams, Venton Forbes Peace 1 2-3-4 Baseball, 1 Basket¬ ball, 3-4 Y earbook TIMOTHY W. FREEMAN “Tiger” Libra Anthony, Peter, Spinks 4 Basketball, 4 Student Council CARLA C. FRETT “Frett” Cancer Maria Beverly, Janie Hail, Marciiyn Patterson “You Must Want Some Trou¬ ble” 2-3-4 Connpep LARRY M. FUNNIE “L.A.” Gemini Me, Myself, and I 19 MICHELLE D. GAMBLE “Chelle” Virgo Denise Watkins, Veronica Jackson BRIDGETT GARDNER “Bridge” Gemini Daughter Natasha “You better believe it!!” 1 Cross Country, 1-2-3-4 Band JANE A. GENTLES “A!” Virgo Precious Douglas, Lenny Lol- lar “Bloody Hell” 1 Soccer, 1-2-3-4 Softball, 3- 4 Volleyball, 2 Gymnastics MARK A. GILL “Markie D ” Virgo 1 Cross Country, 1 Indoor Track, 1-2-3-4 FBLA, 2-4 Hik¬ ing Club, 4 Fire Squad, 1 Stu ¬ dent Council, 3-4 Yearbook, 3 Photography Club, 2 Wil¬ derness School, 4 Choir 0 CHERYL D. GILLIAM Taurus William Ball, Teresa Wilson, Tasha Foster “Wordem up” 3 Homeroom Rep., 3 Drill Team n jr bp -bh tr 20 DENISE M. GODWIN “Niecy” Taurus Craig Cummins, Lisa M., Dee-Dee S. “Bae” DAVID L. GOINS “Lee” Aquarius Glen Campbell, Bernard Jones, Marc Williams “Bond, James Bond. 007” 1 Football, 1 Cross Country, 3-4 Basketball CHRISTOPHER J. GOLD- SON ROBERT F. GOODISON MAYA T. GONSALVES “Maya Jo” Libra Melissa W., Golena G., Wil¬ liam B. “Picture that” 1-2 Tennis, 1-2-3 Booster Club, 4 F.B.L.A., 2 Gymnas¬ tics, 4 Yearbook Staff, 1-2 Junior Achievement, 4 Peer Counseling LYNETTE GRADY “T.C.” Pisces Sha-Run, Lachon, Stephiez “Wha up” GOLENA GRAHAM “Go-Go” Pisces Chris, Maya, My Mother “So, I don’t care” 1 F.B.L.A., 4 Yearbook MICHELLE GRANGER “Lynn” Saggittarius Sandra, Vanessa, Steve “Yes sa buddy” 21 KAREN A. GRANT “Snoopy” Taurus Stephan Alderman, Elisa Williams, Kandace Aider- man “You crazy” ALLISON E. GRAY “Diane” Taurus Jacquline James, Neil San- touse, Marsha Turner “I don’t know” 2 Track HORACE GREEN “Little Lee” Gemini Robert Moore, Stanley Wil¬ liams, Ted Owens “If you don’t know, don’t ask” KEVIN GREEN “Boo” Scorpio Charles Oxley, “Little Lee”, Robert Pierce GERARDO T. GUEVARA “Junie” Scorpio Cedric, Carlos, Cholo CARMEN L. GUZMAN “Carmen” Gemini Nilda, Marisol, Milka 22 DIONNE T. HALL “Dee-Dee” Aquarius Reina Torres, Latricia Rus¬ sell, Jeannette Rivera “Ssikyn Ssa” 2-4 Literary Magazine, 2-3 School Newspaper, 1-2 Mo¬ del United Nations, 1 Cur¬ rent Event Club JANIE A. HALL “Nita” Libra Soncere Whitecloud, Jeffrey Bass, Ingrid Harrell-Lee “Yo” 1 Drill Team, 2-3 Human Re¬ lations, 2-3 Student Council, 3-4 Hiking Club, 1-2-3-4 Homeroom Rep., 2-3-4 Year¬ book Committee, 4 Poster Chairperson, 4 Fire Squad, 2- 3-4 Prom Committee, 2-3 Co- Officer INGRID S. HARRELL-LEE “Ing” Cancer Janie Hall, Soncere White- cloud, Mother “1 don’t feel like it” 1- 2-3-4 Homeroom Rep., 1-2- 3 Student Council, 3-4 Cheerleading, 1-2 Drill Team, 4 Firesquad, 4 FBLA, 4 Yearbook Committee, 2 Co- Treasurer, 3-4 Treasurer, 1- 2- 3-4 Connpep, 2-3-4 Prom Committee, 2-3-4 Activity Planning Committee, 2-3-4 Poster Committee, 1 Boost¬ er Club, 4 Hiking Club, 4 Sen¬ ior Class Rep., 4 Fund Rais¬ ing Chairperson, 4 Human Relation DENISE HARRIS “Niesy” Pisces Tasha, Torrey, Bernetta JAMES T. HARRIS “Scootch” Aquarius Sharon Oliver, My Parents, Calvin Sailor “It won’t work” STEVE HARRIS TRAVIS L. HARTS “T” Scorpio Myself, Young Ladies, Cash Money “1 left it home teach” BRIAN L. HAYTHE “Brug” Capricorn Lorenzo, Cindy, Kev “Check you out” 1 Gymnastics, 3 D.E.C.A. 23 ROBERT L. HEATH “Pipey” Aries Kelvin Lowe, Richard Reid, Mom’s “Me and my books walk around the way ...” 2-3-4 Honor Society, 3-4 Toastmasters, 4 Math Club, F.B.L.A., 4 Yearbook ALFRED W. HENDERSON “Al-Smooth” Leo Tasha Smith, Tyrone Mit- chelle, Gerald Green “I must be in the front row!” 2-4 Football, 1-2-3-4 Base¬ ball, 3 Prom Committee, 3 Activity Committee, 3-4 Ra¬ dio Drama Club, 3-4 Poster Committee TR1NA HENDERSON “Too Tall” Scorpio “Picture That” L1BBEYAN M. HENRY “Libby” Aries Parents, Ronald, Sharon “Just making sure!!!” 2 Junior Achievement, 2 F.B.L.A. MICHAEL HEPBURN “Baby-Boy” Gemini Coula Cortist, Garfield Ed¬ wards, Judie Focies “Ragga muffing” RENEE HITE “Bee” Pisces Phyllis Watts, Doris White, Theresa West “You’re pathetic” 1 Junior Achievement, 3 Lookout, 4 Evening Year¬ book, 4 F.B.L.A. 24 ANTHONY HODGES “Hodge” Taurus Tiger, Rodney, Fleet “1 Look Good” 1 Cross Country, 2 Basket¬ ball, 1-2-3 Student Council, 1 2 Pres, of Grievance Coun¬ cil, 3 Men of Tomorrow RONALD O. HOLLOMAN “Professior” Leo Libby, Parents, Sean “I ain’t stayin, 1 forgot to do my homework” 4 Senior Outing Committee, 4 Splash Party Committee KIMBERLY HOLMES “Sexy” Aquarius Lil-Ed, Charlene Clark, Ve¬ ronica Williams “For real” JOYCE E. HOUSE “Too-Bee” Pisces Steve, Mommy, God 4 Yearbook, 2-3-4 Band, 2-3- 4 Basketball, 2 Tennis KENDRA J. HUDSON “Crazy Kendra” Leo God, Renee Sinclair, Rita Mitchell “Get outta here!” 2 Volleyball, 2 Basketball, 4 Yearbook, 3-4 Syncronized Swimming, 4 Choir, Drama Club, 2-3-4 Hiking Club SEAN M. HUTCHINGS “Healthy” Sagittarius Kevin Brown, Kelly Walker, Tyrone Meadows “Don’t say I can’t do thay” 1 Football, 4 D.E.C.A., 3-4 Automotive ANDREA S. HYDE “Ann” Taurus Sheryl Wilson, Parents, Sis¬ ters “Shut up” WILLIAM S. JACKSON “Duke” Pisces Lionel Thompson, Torry Green, Hector Rivera “Why it got to be me? Some body gotta do it” 25 BRENDA JAMES Taurus My Family, My Cousin, My self “I’ll sec you through” 4 Prom Committee JACQULINE J. JAMES “Jackie” Scorpio Deborah Williamson, Allison Gray, Dennis Llewellyn “I don’t know” 2-3-4 Human Relations, 3 Homeroom Rep., 4 Student Council, 3 Outdoor Track, 3- 4 Fundraising Committee, 4 Prom Committee, 4 Hiking Club, 4 F.B.L.A. RUFUS A, JAMES “R.A.” Leo Your best friends are always your worst enemy. “Get aJOB’’ 2-3-4 Soccer, 2-3-4 Young Men of Tomorrow, 3 Wres¬ tling, 4 Human Relations Club, 4 Track CANDACE J. JOHNSON “Candi” Virgo Torrey Walker, Tasha Smith, Yolanda Lee “That’s sad” 1-2-3 Drill Team, 2-3-4 Conn- pep, 3-4 Honor Society, 3-4 Yearbook Staff, 3-4 Prom Committee, 4 F.B.L.A., 1-2 Homeroom Rep., 3-4 Class Officer, 4 Honor Society Of¬ ficer, 3-4 Activity Commit¬ tee, 4 Hiking Club CHERYL A. JOHNSON “C.J.” Scorpio Alison Carter, Michelle Carr, Robert Heath 1 Girls Soccer, 2-3 Hiking Club, 2-3 Honor Society, 2-3- 4 WQTQ, 4 Homeroom Rep. ERIE L. JOHNSON “Whit” Libra Donovan, Tyrone, Leslie 4 Homeroom Rep., 3 Radio Station, 2 Wrestling LISA JOHNSON “Twix” Scorpio Reina Torres, Erica and the 4 r’s, Teri Moris “You’re sick” 2 Outdoor Track, 2 Cross Country, 1-2-3-4 Drama Club, 1-2-3-4 WQTQ Radio, 2 Toastmasters, 4 Board of Education Rep., 2-3 4 Honor Society DWAYNE A. JONES “Manimal” Libra Steve McDonald, Sean Hut- chen 1-3-4 Football, 3 Baseball, 1 Wrestling, 2 Track TAMMIE D. JONES “Tam-Tam” Aries-Taurus Mark Reaves, Danielle Roby, Jackie James “You make me sick” 1-2-3 Basketball, 2 Volley¬ ball, 1-2-3 Softball, 2-3-4 Prom Committee, 1-2-3-4 CATHY O. JOSEPH “Cat” Leo Sandra Feurtado, Sonya Nel¬ son, Patrick Wade “Looks like I made it. Yes sal!” 4 Prom Committee, 4 FBLA, 1-2-3-4 King City Jazz Jump¬ ers ANESSIA KING “Tuna” Scorpio Me, Mother, Boyfriend RAMONA L. KNIGHT “Mona” Capricorn Kim W., Kim L., Mom 4 Prom Committee ROSEMARIE E. KNIGHT “Liz” Taurus Andrea, Mam, S.O.S. “No, stop, say so” 3-4 F.B.L.A., 1-2-3-4 West In¬ dian Club DEBBIE A. KNOWLIN “Deb” Virgo Lisa Casey, Patricia Brown, Timothy Freeman “I aint crazy” 27 JENNIFER A. LAWRENCE “Jenny” Leo Milton, Annie, My Parents IVY L. LAWRENCE “Ives” Libra Bridget, Karen, Mary “For Real” 1 F.B.L.A. ' 1 TRACY D. LEATHERWOOD “Tray” Libra Lissas, Mothers, Heather “Who me?” 4 F.B.L.A., 1-3 Cheerleading KENNETH A. LEE “Beef” Gemini Steve McDonald, Tyrone Banks, Tony Jones “Go head” 1 Football, 2 Track, 3 Pho¬ tography Club, 4 yearbook YOLANDA E. LEE “Yoki” Capricorn Torrey Walker, Trina Wel¬ come, Linda Moore “You lyin’’ 1- 2-3 Cheerleading, 1-2-4 Dance, 2 Sophomore Presi¬ dent, 3 Junior Class Fun¬ draiser, 2-3-4 Honor Society, 2- 3 Public Design, 4 F.B.L.A., 3 Capt. of Cheerleading, 3 Class Rep. DARRYL T. LEVINE “D-Rock” Gemini Earl, Snook, Yvette CAROL B. LEWIS Aries Tonya, Yolanda, Lori “You be illen” EMILY LEWIS YOLANDA LEWIS “Yoddie” Leo Trina Welcome, Darwin Leg get, Tasha Foster “It’s nothing” 1 Drill Team JACQUELINE K. LITTLE “Jazzy 4 J’” Aquarius Cynthia Graham, Sandra Bryce, My Parents LEONARD LOCKHART “Lenny Len” Taurus Erie Johnson, Tyrone Banks, Betty McCants 1 Indoor Track, 1 Outdoor Track, 1 Cross Country, 2 Football, 2 3 4 Baseball, 1-2- 3-4 AIASA, 2 Wrestling, 2-3 Computer Club, 4 Hiking Club SHERRY M. LOGAN “Gizzie Girl” Pisces Nancy Allman, Anthony Lo- denquai “Co-rock stuff” YOLANDA T. LOONEY “Yogie” Libra Lori, Mother, Carol “Go for it” 1 Girls Basketball, 3 Toast¬ masters, 3-4 Math team 29 KELVIN L. LOWE “G.Q.” Neon Rob C., Michelle C., Ally C. “Not even close!” 3-4 Toastmasters, 2-3-4 Hon¬ or Society, 3 Math Club KENNETH B. LOWE “Bozo” Neon Rita, Paul, David “Without crazy people this world would be a dull place. 2-3 Yearbook, 3-4 W.Q.T.Q., 4 Prom Committee TONI LOWE Sagittarius Mother, GOD, Jackie Gilliam “We won ' t even have it” 1 Drill Team, 4 F.B.L.A., Homeroom Rep., MARY C. LUCAS “M M” Scorpio Beanie, Ivy, Waynette “O.K.” 1-2 Syncronized Swimming GARY L. LUMPKIN “Lump” Virgo Vennoris Martin, Enray Tollewence, William Jack- son “Puddy-head” 2 Wrestling, 2-3 Indoor Track, 4 Yearbook WAYNETTE Y. LUMPKIN “Way-Way” Aries Antionette, Rhonda, Zelda 2-3 Gymnastic, 4 F.B.L.A. MICHELLE A. LYNCH LORI R. MCCANTS “Ms. Ben” Aquarius Yolanda, Carol, Gina “Hey dude” 3-4 Hiking Club, 3-4 Student Council, 3-4 Honor Society DARYEL P. MCCROREY “D” Taurus Steve, Eric “What” 1 Football STEPHEN M. MCDONALD Scorpio Michelle Carr, Millicent Moore, Daryl McCorey “What about me” 1-3-4 Football MARC C. MENDES “Sharp Marc” Aquarius Chenoa Clements, James Spinks, Dee-Dee Leggett “What up yo” VERLECUIA R. MITCHELL “Lisa” Capricorn Denise Godwin, Melissa Wal¬ te rs, Tracy Leatherwood “Leave me alone” 3-4 Cheerleader, 3 Gymnas¬ tics, 4 Splash Party Commit¬ tee, 4 Halloween Commit¬ tee, 4 Prom Committee DONNA L. MOORE Gemini Juanita 2-3-4 Honor Society MILLICENT L. MOORE “Millie” Pisces My Mother, Michelle Carr, Stephan Calloway “For real!” 1-2 Girls Tennis, 1 Drama I 31 SHARON D. MOORE “Shay” Capricorn Libbeyan, Terri, Tawania “Why you wanna know?” 1-2 D.E.C.A. STEVE A. MOOVING , “Mickey” Leo Micheal Jones, Dennis Mull- ings, Benton Lee “Come yah” 1-2-3-4 Soccer, 2-3-4 Track I CHRISTOPHER S. MORGAN “Fresh M.C ” Pisces Everybody “Word” 1,2,3 Football, 2,3 Basket¬ ball, 4 Indoor Track NEVILLE A. MORGAN “Beaver” Virgo Everton Robinson, Paul Campbell, Sage-Alien Crew “Ragga muffin, boops!” ANDREA M. MURRAY “The Designer” Cancer GOD, Mommy, Rose “just cool na” 2-3 F.B.L.A., 4 West Indian Club SAMMY MYERS “Spudd” Libra Sandra Rose, Eric Gamble, Rodney Kelly 1-2-3-4 Basketball MBOYA A. NELSON “M-Boo-Boo” Capricorn Jehovah (God), Pamela Thomas, Leon Wilson “You know what I mean!” 2- 3-4 Tennis, 3-4 Toastmas¬ ters, 3-4 West Indian Club, 3- 4 Math Team, 2-3 Homeroom Rep., 3-4 Human Relations, 3- 4 Radio Drama Club SONJA G. NELSON Cancer Ebonnee, Deakh, Mother 1 Soccer, 1-2 Basketball, 1 Outdoor Track, 2 Softball, 3- 4 F.B.L.A., 4 Prom Commit¬ tee RICHARD NEMBHARD “Burro” Virgo Micheal, Mighty “Mickey” Mouse “Ease ” 2- 3-4 Soccer, 2 Sophomore, 3- 4 Indoor Track NITZA NEVAREZ “Nisa” Leo Wanda Perez, Carmen Do ' minquez, Cassandra Taylor “Oh my god” COREY L. NICKSON “Corey-O-Stroh” Aquarius Stephanie C., Crystal C., Toya B. “Step off” THEODORE R. OWENS “Ted” Leo Bobby, Dave, Tony 1-2 Football DONALD E. PADGETT LORETTA R. PARKER “La La” Sagittarius Patricia Williamson, Clover Waite “You’re so silly” 33 MARCEA R. PATTERSON “Marcy” Pisces Marta Rodriguez “Certainly” 2 3 4 Honor Society, 3 F.B.L.A., 4 Math Club BERNETTA F. PEGUES “Nay-Nay” Gemini Darrell Brown, Denise Har¬ ris, Shelly Wilson “Yeah, right” 3 Homeroom Rep., 3-4 Prom Committee JOYCE J. PENNINGTON “Deen” Gemini Toni Penn ington, Alicia Pugh, Mr. S. Smith “Get out my face” 4 Splash Party Committee TONIA L. PENNINGTON “Toni” Pisces “Carl’s Lady” Sagittarius Lulu, Annie, Sandra “Yo man” 1-2 Fire Squad WANDA I. PEREZ “Wandy” Aries Annie Rios, Nitza Nevarez, Marisol Ruiz 34 ANGELA PIERCE “Angie” Gemini Eddie Vega, Marisol Gonzi- lase, Kim Blunt “What’s up” 1-2 Basketball CAROLYN-MARIE M. PINK¬ NEY “Ree-Ree” Libra Theresa West, Caioris Curry, Sandra Ebanks “What comes around also goes around” 1 Gymnastics KAREN S. PRATT Cancer Ivy Laurence, Mom, Michele Wiggins “Good things come to those who wait. ALICIA A. PUGH “LiF Bit” Taurus Family, Heather Smith, Frank Williams “Don’t even try it!” CARLENE RANDOLPH “Missy” Capricorn Alfred W., Michele C., Moth¬ er “Lets not have it” MARK REAVES Aquarius Mary Collins, Rodney Knight, Kenneth Day 3-4 Football, 3 Homeroom Rep., 4 Class Committee MICHELE E. REDDING “Mich” Aries Sean Farrior, Gloria Spring¬ er, My Parents “Don’t even try it” 1 Junior Achievement, 2 Drill Team RICHARD N. REID 35 j JUANITA RICHARDSON “Fouse” Virgo Bebop, Pumpkin, Robin “Please” 4 F.B.L.A., 4 Teachers Assis¬ tant KAREN A. RILEY “Special Kay” Capricorn Trevor, GOD, Roary $Si, boops deh!” 3 Volleyball, 3-4 Tennis, 3-4 FBLA, 3-4 Toastmaster, 2 Act Program, 1-2 Drafting Club, 1 Computer Club, 1-2- 3-4 West Indian Club ANA M. RIOS “Annie” Pisces Marisol Rui z, Maria Rohena, Marltza Ojeda H H m gm p 11 sa DON RIVAS Libra Toni B., Paris B., Vic W. 1-2-3-4 Gymnastics, 3 Ten¬ nis, 1 Track, 3 Golf JEANNETTE RIVERA “Janet” Aquarius Reina, Marta, Maritza HECTOR M. RIVERA Aquarius Mom, Lionel, Spence “Let’s get situated” Baseball 2,3,4, Act program 2,3 36 PERCY P. ROBERTS “Pers” Pisces Kalvin, Brian, Lorenzo DANA L. ROBINSON “Dee” Aries Monique Pina, Donovan Woodruff, Whitney 2- 3 4 Honor Society, 2-3 Homeroom Rep., 4 Pep, 1-2- 3- 4 Trinity College Upward Bound, 3-4 Band, 4 Yearbook MONIQUE M. ROBINSON “Ms. Nikki” Leo Gloria Rogers. Yolanda Lew¬ is, Trina Welcome “Time go” 4 Homeroom Rep. “Pistol Pete” Anthony Johnson, Shawn Slappy, Mark Brown 1 Football, 4 Prom Commit¬ tee JANET ROCHE “Smiley” Cancer Pearl Francis, Liz Daniels, Tina Williams 4 Basketball CARMEN RODRIGUEZ MARTA RODRIGUEZ “Tita” Leo Efrain Santos, Marcia Patter¬ son, Jeannette Rivera GLORIA D. ROGERS “Poochie” Sagittarius Monique Robinson, Spencer Jackson “Let’s get busy” 1-2-3-4 Choir, 1 Track 37 ANNIE ROJAS “Trouble Maker” Gemil Domenic, Lulu, Virginia “Ice that sh ...” 2 Soccer, 2 Softball, 2 Wil derness School DAMAR1S ROSA “Bright eyes” Libra Parents and family, Annie, Wanda “Get it boo” 4 Hiking Club CASSANDRA H. ROSE “Zutit Rose” Taurus Vanessa, Michelle Baker, Mom’s LORENZO A. ROSS “Lo” Capricorn Rica, Brian, Irvin “Buff the knob” . ROBIN S. RUFF “Brown Sugar” Virgo Juanita, Mom, Eric 3-4 FBLA, 1-2-3-4 Trinity Up¬ ward Bound, 3 W.Q.T.Q. CARMEN RUIS 38 LOURDES RUIZ “Lulu” Capricorn Virginia, Sandra, Annie “What’s up!” 2 Syncronized Swimming, 1- 2 Fire Squad MARISOL RUIZ “Sweet ‘M’” Virgo Carmen Rodriguez, Ana Rois, Maria Rohena “Chill man chill” LATRICIA RUSSELL “Trish” Sagittarius Renee St. John, Dionne Hall, Emily Sharpe “Oh Sugar” 1- 2-3 Homeroom Rep., 3 Stu¬ dent Council Treasurer, 2 Track, 3-4 F.B.L.A., 2-3 Vol¬ leyball, 4 Human Relations, 2- 3-4 T.C.U.B. DAVID C. SAMUELS “Dave” Aquarius Kenneth Lowe, Paul Belli ' veau 2-3-4 Radio Station WANDA Y. SANABRIA “Rosana, Rosana, Danna” Capricorn Carmen Gonzalez, Mario Arizmendi “A friend is a person who does a favor and doesn’t ask for it back.” 1-2 Basketball EFRAIN SANTOS “Pito” Pisces Marta Rodrigues, Phillip Bar¬ rett, Stephen McDonald 1 Football, 2-3 Latin Coali¬ tion, 2-3-4 Baseball GLORIA D. SCOTT Virgo Ian 1 Foreign Language Club, 2 Youth Club of Nationality, 3- 4 F.B.L.A., 3-4 West Indian Club ROY SCOTT “Roots” Arles Elizabeth, Paul, Neville “At the end of the day” 1-2 Soccer 39 % EMILY D. SHARPE “Skeeba” Taurus My Sister, Nikki J., Latricia Russell “Okaaayyy!!” 2-3-4 F.B.L.A., 2-3-4 Human Relations, 2 Student Council, 2-3-4 Honor Society, 2-3-4 Trinity College Upward Bound, 2 Homeroom Rep. ANTOINETTE SHERROD “Boo-Boo” Scorpio Waynette Lumpkin, Kadia Sinclair, Lisa Streete CRAIG SHUMAKE KADIA P. SINCLAIR “K” Virgo Antoinette Sherod, Lisa Streete, Paulette Davis “Anything worth having is worth working hard for.” 2 Honor Society MARSHALL R. SKINNER “Skin” Cancer God, Milton Tyson, Father “What the h_” 1-2-3-4 Football, 2-3-4 Indoor Track, 2-4 Outdoor Track, 4 F.B.L.A., 4 Fire Squad, 4 Yearbook, 4 Hiking Club DANE A. SMITH “Dane Dane” Pisces Andrew, Shann, Clifton “What the h_” 1-2-3-4 Football, 1 Baseball, 1 Ba sketball 40 I DE1DRA SMITH “Dee-Dee” Leo Melanie M., Denise G. t And the rest of my girls “You’re so ignorant” HEATHER SMITH “Smitty” Cancer Donna M. Powell, Alicia A. Pugh, Tracy D. Leatherwood “Don’t you even try it” 1 Drama, 2 Sophomore Class Committee, 1-2-3 Human Relations, 2 Booster Club, 1- 2-3-4 F.B.L.A., 3-4 D.E.C.A., 3 Junior Class Committee, 4 Yearbook Committee, 4 Sen¬ ior Class Committee, 2 Post¬ er Chairperson TASHA N. SMITH “Tash” Aquarius Alfred Henderson, Denise Harris, Candace Johnson “That’s life in the fast lane!” 1-2-3-4 Cheerleading, 1-2-3 Dance, 2 Activity Chairper¬ son, 1 F.B.L.A., 3 Student Council, 2-3-4 Class Commit¬ tees, 3-4 Hiking Club, 4 Yearbook Committee, 4 Homeroom Rep., 1-2-3-4 T.A.G. TREVOR SMITH “Bubba” Libra Chris Paulin, Curtis Hill, Ed¬ die Paulin JAMES B. SPINKS “Spinks” Sagittarius Janie Hall, Ant Hodges, Lor¬ enzo Caldwell “1 ain’t tryin to hear that” 1 Track, 2 Football GLORIA K. SPRINGER “Glo” Sagittarius Lauriston Prescott, Pauline Springer, Michele Redding “I don’t know” 2 Cross Country, 2 Indoor Track, 4 Yearbook Commit¬ tee LISA A. STREETE “Beat Streete” Aquarius Antoinette Sherrod Kadia Sinclair, Valarie Beck- ford 4 F.B.L.A., 4 Human Rela¬ tion, 4 Lit Magazine ALLAN A. STRUMS “Herk” Pisces Anthony Grant, Kii Champi¬ on, Steven Shumate “Those who travel by them¬ selves, travel farthest” 1-2-3-4 Wrestling, 1-2 Foot¬ ball 41 CASSANDRA TAYLOR JAMES K. TAYLOR “Kev” Cancer Cedric, Jose, George 1 Football TANYA M. TAYLOR “Cherry” Aquarius Robert, Theresa, Pam “What’s up” GLORIA THOMAS JEANETTE M. THOMAS “Net-Net” Aries Marc Williams, Nicole King, Tasha Foster “You Be Bugging” 1 Volleyball, 1 Drill Team, 3 Cheerleader, 2 Secretary of Sophomore Class, 3 Poster Chairperson, 3 4 Hiking Club, 2-3-4 Homeroom Rep., 4 Yearbook Committee, 2-3- 4 Connpep, 4 Prom Commit¬ tee, 4 Splash Party Commit¬ tee CAROL THOMPSON Scorpio Iris, Theresa, Sheila “How y’ doing” 42 GARNETT THOMPSON Scorpio LIONEL THOMPSON “Chuck” Aquarius Sp nce, Hector, Doll “How much do you need to¬ day” 1-2-3-4 Basketball, 1 Home¬ room Rep., 3-4 Fundraising committee, 4 D.E.C.A., 4 Yearbook, 1 F.B.L.A., 3 Men of Tomorrow, 3 Fire Squad TONYA J. THREET “Tonya T’” Pisces My Mommy, and my Grand¬ mother, Nana. “Peace to the bridge, word!” 1 Outdoor Track, 3-4 Cheer¬ leading, 1-2-3-4 Gymnastics, 1-2-3 Homeroom Rep., 4 Softball, 1-2-3 Trinity Up¬ ward Bound, 4 Splash party committee CEDRIC TOBIAS “Ced” Aries Ramone, Jose, Tony 1-2 Football REINA M. TORRES MILTON TYSON “Milk-shake” Leo GOD, Family, All my hag’in partners “Sqellep!!!” 1-3-4 Football, 3-4 Prom Committee, 1-2-3-4 Basket¬ ball, 4 F.B.L.A., 2-3 Choir, 2 Mr. Luau, 4 Student Council BARBARA J. VAN ALLEN “Barbi” Taurus Alison C., Craig D., Carmen F. “Get outta town!” 1-2-3 Gymnastics, 2-3-4 Class Officer, 3-4 Honor So¬ ciety, 1 Outdoor Track, 4 Night Yearbook Staff, 1-2-3- 4 Trinity College Upward Bound EDWARDO VEGA “Eddie” Scorpio Sam Myers, Angie Pierce, James Jarret “I hate that” 43 DOROTHY VENABLE “Dec-Dec” Aquarius Marsie Walton, Edric Nurse, Bebbie Walton 2-3 Soccer, 3 Baseball JOSE VIERA “Fly” Sagittarius Gregory Drayton, Alberto Santos, Mickey Rivera 4 Football BRENETTA J. WAITE “Bernie” Aries Mary Lucas, Stephanie Hen¬ derson, Mom “What’s the MaatterU!” CLOVER C. WAITE “Cricket” Aries Patricia Williamson, Loretta Parker, Patricia Thompson “Ah, shut up!!” 1 Football, 1-3 Baseball, 1-2 Basketball DARRYL WALKER TORREY N. WALKER “Toot” Pisces Yolanda Lee, Howard Lindo, Candace Johnson “That’s Life” 1-2-3 Cheerleading, 2-3-4 Honor Society, 2-3 Class Of¬ ficer, 2-3-4 Homeroom Rep., 4 Yearbook, 1-2 Modern Dance, 1-2-3-4 Conn- Pep Upward Bound 44 I I KELLI Y. WALSER “White Girl” Leo Tanyia R„ Shamia H., Pam W. “You on that trip now” 3-4 Drill Team ' Ofe T TC MELISSA S, WALTERS “Lisa” Libra LAWRENCE S. WATKINS “Shane” Virgo Mel, Manny, Nigel “Is you stupid” 1-2 Football, 1 Basketball, 1- 2 Baseball PHYLLIS L. WATTS “Phyll” Capricorn Renee Hite, Theresa West, Doris White “Get out of town” 1 homeroom Rep., 2 Junior Achievement, 4 F.B.L.A., 2- 3-4 Honor Society mm Verlecuia Mitchell, Tracy Leatherwood “It’s O.K ” 2 Booster Club, 2-3 Gymnas¬ tics, 3 Cheerleader, 4 F.B.L.A., 2 Track LATRINA WELCOME “Trina” Pisces Yolanda Lewis, Tasha Fos¬ ter, Tommy Davis “ooh for real” 2 Weaver Dance Company THERESA WEST “Resa” Cancer Marie P., Phyllis W., Renee H. “What may seem to be the end may really be a new be¬ ginning” 1-2 Junior Achieve¬ ment, 2 Hiking Club, 4 Year¬ book, 4 Homeroom Rep. DORIS WHITE IAN WHITE “Willow” Leo Gary Edward, Ian Allison, Paul Campbell “Pass the soccer ball” 3-4 Soccer 45 SONCERE R. WHITECLOUD “SONI” Sagittarius Nita Hall, Marvin Thompson, Ingrid Harrell-Lee “So- what are you telling me for” 1 Drill team, 4 Fire Squad, 2- 3-4 Gymnastics, 3-4 Cheer¬ leading, 1 Human Relations, 3 Junior class Vice-Presi¬ de nt, 2-3-4 Yearbook Com¬ mittee, 4 Senior Class Rep., 4 FBLA, 2-3-4 Prom Commit¬ tee, 2-3-4 Homeroom Rep., 3-4 Hiking Club, 4 TAG, Sen¬ ior Vice-President, 2 Ms. Luau EVANS G. WILLIAMS “Digla” Leo Culture Dean, Chacka Piper, Pops “You know” KIMBERLY D. WILLIAMS “Kymelle” Libra Marc Williams, Jennifer Christie, Valerie Hamilton 3-4 Drama Club, 3 Human Relations, 4 Student Council, 4 D.E.C.A. MARC K. WILLIAMS “Hershell” Cancer-Leo Jeanette Thomas, Candace Johnson, Venton Forbes “Now if I wasn’t part Ninja � 1-2-3-4 Football, 3-4 Outdoor Track, 4 Indoor Track, 1 Baseball, 3-4 Class Rep., 4 Yearbook Committee, 1-2-3 Basketball, 3-4 Hiking Club, 1-2 Computer Club, 1-2 Men of Tomorrow, 4 Prom Com¬ mittee, 4 Splash Party Com¬ mittee PAMELA WILLIAMS “Pammie” Pisces Marilyn, Linda, Kelli “You know” 1 Gymnastics, 1-2-3-4 Band SHARON M. WILLIAMS “Chew-Chew” Aquarius Dyonisia Easterling, Geria Mack, Dawn Mathis “What up girly!” 46 t PATRICIA A. WILLIAMSON YVONNE WILLIS “Sha” Scorpio Myself, My Sister, Mrs. Mathis DOREEN M. WILSON LEON L. WILSON “Lee” Sagittarius Hector Acevedo, Terrence Durrant “What up duke” 1 Football, 2-3-4 Track, 4 Cross Country, 3-4 Student Council, 3-4 Honor Society SHELLY L. WILSON “Shelly Baby” Sagittarius GOD, Kevin, Fran “That’s decent” 2-3-4 Radio Drama Club, 4 Yearbook, 2-3-4 Photogra¬ phy Club, 4 WQTQ Team SHERYL A. WILSON “Sha-Ski” Pisces Andrea, Bessie, Sophia “Stop cussing” 2 Drama Club, 2 Tennis TESSIE S. WILSON “Tes” Aquarius Ethel, Derick, Edie “Get out of here” DONOVAN C. WOODRUFF “D” Pisces Erie Johnson, “Dollars”, “More Dollars” 1-2-3-4 Marching Band, 3-4 Outdoor Track, 4 Indoor Track 47 SANDRA ALLEN “Sandy” Aquarius Angelene K., Chris B., Del- roy W. “Mi wah si mi boops” 2 Soccer SHANDER M. GEORGE “Shan” Gemini Sweet Attraction, Mother, GOD “This is a serious matter” 4 W.P.C, 1-2-3-4 Human Re¬ lations Club, 4 Teenage Counseling, 4 Fire Squad, 3 Cheerleading, 1-2-3-4 Stu¬ dent Council, 1-2-3-4 Home¬ room Rep. 4 Yearbook Com¬ mittee, 4 Hiking club, 1-2 Booster Club, 2 President of Student Council, 4 Prom Committee, 4 DECA, 3-4 TAG, 1-2-3-4 Radio Drama Club THERESA HENDERSON “Cookie” Taurus Carol, Iris, Shelia “Child you should have heard this ... GARY RIDLEY “G-Man” Capricorn Lorenzo Ross, Yolanda Black KAREN A. RILEY “Special Kay” Capricorn Trevor, GOD, Roary “Si, boops deh!” 3 Volleyball, 3-4 Tennis, 3-4 FBLA, 3-4 Toastmaster, 2 Act Program, 1-2 Drafting Club, 1 Computer Club, 1-2- 3-4 West Indian Club GILROY THOMAS “Gil” Capricorn Daryl, Eric, Bruce “You know what I’m sayin” 1 Football, 3-4 Basketball, 1- 2-3-4 Band GEORGE A. WRIGHT 48 1 I Dedication Mr. Williams We would like to honor Mr. Charles Williams in the 1987 yearbook for his 17 years of dedication to Weaver High School and its students. We’re going to miss you. Good Luck Class of 1987 Our Parents We would like to honor the parents of the Weaver High School class of 1987, without them none of this would have been possible. Thank you! You’re the Best class of 1987 Sandra Allen Michelle Baker Ruthia Balfour William Ball Tyrone Banks Venessa Bell Phillip Barret Kathy Bass Sherry Boysaw Sherry Boysaw Sherry Boysaw Darlene Brandon Darlene Brandon Michelle Carr Kell Brares Tammy Brooks Tammy Brooks Tammy Brooks Brenda Brown Lisa Casey Alison Carte Carmen Ceuzman (Guzman) Kii Champioi Yuklan Chee You dU Leslie Clancy Jose Collazo Bernie Countryman Charles Crawford Caloris Curry Caloris Curry Teresa Dailey Teresa Dailey Damaris Rosa Mark Davis Pamela Davis Kenneth Day Elizabeth Devonish Precious Douglas Terrence Durrant Dyonisia Easterling Dyonisia Easterling Sandra Ebanks Eldora Edmonds Veronica Edwards Michelle Ervin Michelle Ervin Felecia Fleeting Tracey Fernandez Tracey Fernandez Ramenta Forbes Venton Forbes Michelle Gamble Shander George Mark Gill Cheryl Gilliam Denise Godwin Phyllis Goggins Maya Gonsalves Golena Graham Michelle Granger Karen Grant Kevin Green Janie Hall Ingrid Harrell- Lee Alfred Henderson Renee Hite Renee Hite Joyce House Kendra Hudson Libbyan Henry Anthony Hodges William Jackson William Jackson Brenda James Rufus James Rufus James Rufus James Candace Johnson Cheryl Johnson Erie Johnson Lisa Johnson Lisa Johnson Tammie Jones Tammie Jones P. Jordan Michell Karr Anessia King Irvin Kirkland Irvin Kirkland Irvin Kirklandd Ramona Knight Robin Ruff Robin Ruff Marisol Ruiz Latricia Russell Latricia Russell Efrain Santos Emily Sharpe Emily Sharpe Antoinette Sherrod Antoinette Sherrod Craig Shumate Deidra Smith Heather Smith Tasha Smith Tasha Smith Trevor Smith James Spinks James Spinks James Spinks Gloria Springer Lisa Streete Allen Strums Tonya Taylor Carmen Tas Jeanette Thomas Reina Torres Cedric Tobias Milton Tyson Torrey Walker Phyllis Watts Phyllis Watts Melissa Walters Soncere Whitecloud Marc Williams Sharon Williams Sharon Williams Pamela Williams Yvonne Willis Donavon Woodruff Anthony Wright Barbara Van Allen Edwardo Vega Dorthy Venable Ian Campbell Juanita Richardson UNKNOWN BABY 53 Darryl Levine Carol Lewis Gary Lumpkin Mboya Nelson Marcea Candice Leak Jackie Little Waynette Sonja Nelson Patterson Tracy Yolanda Lewis Lumpkin Nitza Nevarez Marcea Leatherwood Yolanda Lori McCants Corey Nickson Patterson Kenneth Lee Looney Verlecuia Theodore Marcea Yolanda Lee Ivy Lawrence Mitchell Owens Patterson Yolanda Lee 52 Toni Lowe Chris Morgan Andrea Murray Donald Padgett Joyce Pennington Toni Pennington Toni Pennington Angella Pierce Carolyn Pinkney Wanda Perez Virginia Perez Alicia Pugh Michelle Redding Bernetta Peugues Mark Reaves Gary Ridley Karen Riley Don Rivas Hector Rivera Monique Robinson Monique Robinson Carmen Rodriguez Gloria Rogers Annie Rojas Cassandra Rose Best Looking Friendliest Class Scholar 54 Best Body Most Talkative Best Looking Most Popular ..... Iff .Tfi. ' fU ' Class Scholar Best Body Greediest Most Outgoing 56 Most Versatile Most Athletic Best Dressed Greediest Most Athletic Most Outgoing 57 Class Couple Most Humorous Most Humerous Most Likely To Succeed Most Likely To Succeed 58 Best Friends Best Friends Special Thanks To Our Advisors Standing: Mrs. C. Dixon, J. Karrer Sitting: Ms. J. Holmes, M. Walters, M. Dixon. 59 4 V ' ■ V i THE ADMINISTRATION TRYS TO SERVE THE NEEDS OF THE STAFF AND STUDENTS. MR. MORRIS AND MS. WRIGHT SHOW THAT THEY ARE NOT ALL BUSINESS. MR. McKINLEY DEALS WITH THE MANAGEMENT OF THE SCHOOL. MR. EDDIE DAVIS - PRINCIPAL BEN BEAVER - PRINCIPAL’S ASSISTANT MR. LEON McKINLEY - EXEC. V. PRINCIPAL BOBBY BEAVER - ASSISTANT V.P. MS. CAROL WRIGHT - V.P. ALPHA HOUSE. MR. DARRYL BURKE - V.P. BETA HOUSE. MR. ROBERT PITOCCO - V.P. DELTA HOUSE. MR. ROBERT MORRIS • V.P. GAMMA HOUSE. 62 A. Adams Secretary N, Adger JR. Math A. Adgers Security Guards R. Ames Ind. Arts M. Angelillo LRC W. Armeilci Health L. Armstrong Security Guard M. Audet Math O. Baldwin For. Lang. A. Barber Higher H. J. Barrack Spec. Ed. V. Beaver LRC C. Benford Parneting S. Bergen Pool G. BerTy Business P. Black Phys. Ed. S. Bosco Guidance M. Bowman English E. Bradford Food Prep H. Bronson Secretary 63 Z. Brown Custodians V. Brown Soc. Stud. CH. PR. M. Brown Music D. Brown Inside Sus. C. Brown Math H. Brown JR. Pool Asist. S. Buckley For. Lang. CH. PR. O. Burke Security Guard B. Burts Custodian C. Butler Home Ec. T. Butterfield Phys. Ed. R. Cabreara Custodian C. Capiga Math C. Capiga-B Science J. Carroll For. Lang. D. Carter Counselor C. Carter Reading D. Cauley Secretary R. Cerins Soc. Stud. W. Chaffin English 64 J. Chambers Home Ec. G. Chassagne New Arrival Pg. J. Cirone Work Stud. C. Clark Ind. Arts. P. Cobb Home Ec. C. Cole House D N. Cooper Secretary A. Corbeil Math B. Cordi-AUen Math A. Cornet Guidance-H.H. D. Cosgrove Food Prep M. Cramer Home Ec. A. Crowley Secretary P. Cuffee Soc. Stud. T. Crump Secretary A. Culloo Nurse M. Cunha Science L. Dalpe For. Lang. R. Davis Ind. Arts S. Davis For. Lang. 65 R. Davis English B. Dawes Soc. Stud. S. Deane Para. ) V 66 J. Degrandi Science L. Deloreto Math B. Dennis For. Lang. M. Denowitz Secretary D. Dicicco Ind. Arts. J. Dilworth English M. Dixon Reading C. Dixon Shcool To Work M. Donahue Reading J. Doolittle Custodians H. Dunkley Head Cust. J. D’orsi Bus. CH. PR. M. Edmonds Spec. Ed. W. Epps Security Guard M. Ettinger Para. J. Evans Secretary M. FasI Secretary P. Ferlazzo Math T. Fleck Spec. Ed. J. Funchion English B. Gadson LRC D. Galiano Science M. Garison Subs. A. Garvey English E. Gayle Soc. Stud. H.H. C. Gemmell Spec. Ed. P. Getfield New Arrival 67 I P. Giangrave Science CH.PR. W. Goldstein Business S. Green Lunch Prog. M. Hales Food Prep M. Hall Para. E. Harrington Custodian J. Harris Reading D. Harris Science SMMHHI MRS. B-CAPIGA, CONVERSES WITH STUDENTS ABOUT TO¬ DAYS BIO. LESSON. MR. CORBEIL GIVES HIS STU¬ DENTS A LITTLE ALGEBRA HELP. IF ■ . wmmm MR. DAVIS LOOKS OVER HIS LECTURE NOTES BEFORE CLASS BEGINS. H. Hartie Att. Worker R. Haynes Guidance B. Henderson Subs. M. Hilburn PSD Project J. Holmes English A. Hosendove Security Guard H. Houston Math G. Hurston-Riley Science G. Hutchinson Guidance W. Johnson Soc. Stud. O. Johnson Spec. Ed. S. Jones Security Guard E. Jones Custodian W. Jones Phys. Ed. M. Jones Soc. Stud. P. Jordan Reading J. Karrer Art W. Katz Math CH. PR. A. Kerr Soc. Stud. Y. Khoubyar Science 69 V. Kiely Secretary P. Kirlew Food Prep N. Klein Dietitian M. Krausz English L. Lapenna Phys. Ed. D. Lawler Math C. Lee Phys. Ed. M. Leftoff English W. Leggett Custodians F. Lester Science C. Lewis Custodian P. Lewis Ind. Arts M. Lewis Home Ec. H. Lindo Food Prep E. Litts Secretary D. Lord Art C. Lowery Math L. Lugo Reading M. Lyons Soc. Stud. D. Maier Science E. Manson Para. J. Marcellino Soc. Stud. J. Martinell Math R. Martinez Custodian N. Martoccia Ind. Arts 1. Mathis Food Prep R. Mazyck Spec. Ed. C. McCaskill Business E. McDonald Art W. Meier Ind. Arts A. Mendez Custodian E. Mickiewicz Math S. Miller Health Room 1. Milton Para- Spec. Ed. S. Minnifield Secretary M. Mitchell English D. Monigan English E. Monroe LRC A. Monroe Spec. Ed. R. Mooney Business 71 I Mrs. Chambers, and two of her 5th peri¬ od students, demonstrates the year of the Mr. Rogers look, with the big smiles showing all 32. This Is The Year Of Mr. Rogers. Smile! i N. Moquete Custodians N. Moran Audio Vis. T. Morgan Science P. Morris Business J. Moses English S. Mundell Custodian J. Murray Computer Cen. A. Myers Security Guard J. Myers Custodians 72 S. Myers Plant Engr. S. Neal Soc. Stud. J. Newson Subs. D. Newton Secretary E. Noel Math E. Noel Guidance- CH. PR. G. Odoms Art G. Oliver Business A. Ortiz Migratory P. Peczka English A. Pepin English CH.PR. N. Perichi Bilingual J. Phillips English R. Pierce English J. Pietrycha Phys. Ed. 73 1. Powell Science C. Pruitt Business T. Rackley Math D. Rackley Math W. Ramos Soc. Worker R. Ransom Security Guard S. Reed Spec. Ed. A. Reynolds Home Ec. R. Riddell Science P. Robertson Radio Station L. Robinson Ind. Arts M. Rogers Science E. Rosen Math B. Ross Nurse G. Rubin For. Lang. D. Runcie Para New Arrival D. Sailor I. Schenck Security Guard H. Scott Speech F. Sharp English 74 T. Smith T.A.G. S. Smith Soc. Stud. A. Snair-Cantor Soc. Stud. D. Sorrajja Reading M. Steele Music W. Stefanow PSD Project M. Strong Cont. Ed. G. Stuart Science S. Sturbridge Cont. Living M. Suppicich Science P. Tallman Guidance N. Taylor Spec. Ed. D. Tolliver Phys. Ed. C. Torres Health 1. Trapp Business M. VanAlien Custodian A. Von Roemer Reading W. Walker Custodian-Leadman L. Wallace Music M. Walter Sch. To Work 75 C. Warden English R. Welk Computer Fac. L. Wells Guidance L. West Food Prep P. Whitaker Guidance D. White Math B. Wilburn Para-Main Off. J. Williams Custodian Mr. Lewis gives assistance to one of his students in his electronics class. Mr. Robinson teaches his life of Automo¬ tives to Willie Wilson and Bernie Country¬ man. |J ' ' ' ' ' ' R. Williams Soc. Stud. C. Williams English C. Williams Food Prep D. Wilson Math R. Young Soc. Worker K. Lawrence S. Abuse V. Stucky Custodian 77 BASEBALL TEAM Row 1 Timo¬ thy Adgers, Carl Baker, Brian Woodward, Ray Moore, Nick Henderson, Brian Douglas, Rob¬ ert Fleeting, Reggie Williams. Row 2 Melvin Gillis, Kenneth Brown Hector Rivera, Leonard Lock¬ hart, Coach Deloretto, James Fortson, Michael Alamo. 1 i OPP. WHS 3 HPHS 12 6 PRINCE TECH 4 10 HALL 4 6 SIMSBURY 4 8 BULKELY HS 5 9 CONARD 5 10 WETHERSFIELD 4 12 WINDSOR 2 4 GLASTONBURY 12 4 BLOOMFIELD 3 3 HPHS 1 “What does being Captain of the Baseball Team mean to you? “It was an honor being elected captain of the Varsity Baseball team. As leader, I take on certain duties like running the practice when the coach is late and helping others work up to their poten- tial. This year we will have a better season than last year. -Alfred Henderson, 7 Alfred “Nick Henderson, captain of the Varalty Baseball Team, led the team In 5 wins during the season. 80 After Strenuous Practice Weaver Conies Out On Top Weaver Baseball Team Had Good Record - • Mr. Deloretto coached the team for two years. The first year was putting the team together and the second year was the most productive. The most memorable mo¬ ment was the Glaston¬ bury game. It made ev¬ eryone confident that they could do it. The most frustrating game was the Bulkely game. It was the last inning. The score was 3-2 with 2 outs, and bases were loaded. A pop fly was hit to infield between the players. They did not catch the ball and lost the chance to be in the city finals. When asked for the Reggie Williams circles the bases after hitting a homerun. outlook for this year, Mr. Deloretto said, “It ' s go¬ ing to be as good and even better. We are short on pitchers but hope to do well. Most of the team is back, and we’ll have a good chance this year at the City Title.” The baseball team had an excellent season. When compared to last year the Coach said they had 1 win last year and 6 wins this year. They tied school records for wins. The team was recently made up of 10th and 11th graders. The seasons are always said to be tire¬ some but winning makes it prosperous. Alfred Coach D. discusses team stats with Tim Adgers as others look on. (Nick) Henderson was the most improved player, and Ray Moore was most valuable player. The best game played this season was against Glastonbury. It was the first win in our new league. It made ev¬ eryone notice that Weaver could be taken seriously. The score was 12-5. They played well and a lot of people were there. In that game Reg¬ gie Williams hit and field- ed well and Juan “Freaky” Romero was a good pitcher. For the two years Mr. Deloretto coached the team. 81 Kii Champion, Yinestra West, Jane Gentles, Judy Crawford, Suprina Alexander, Cheryl Sharpe, Wanda Aponte, Tiffany Wilson, Dana Olmsted, Coach Ms. Turcotte. NMHK - ' 4 I . % . Opp WHS 10 BULKELEY 4 30 WINDSOR 0 26 HALL 8 23 SIMSBURY 7 10 CONARD 1 13 WETHERSFIELD 14 8 HARTFORD 9 21 GLASTONBURY 10 10 BLOOMFIELD 21 12 HARTFORD 7 18 WINDSOR 2 19 HALL 5 20 SIMSBURY 2 18 CONARD 2 26 BLOOMFIELD 3 30 WETHERSFIELD 0 11 BULKELEY 6 “We had a great team. Maybe not re¬ cord wise, but this season brought us together as a family -Suprina Alexander Equal Effort From Everyone And Equal Participation Softball Team Comes Together The season was 3-14. The season wasn’t tire¬ some, it had inexperi¬ enced, players, no JV, and no build-up program from Fox Middle. The most improved player was Yinestra West. The best game played was against Hartford High whom they defeated. Te people who contri¬ buted the most were Yin¬ estra West, who was pitcher, Wanda Aponte, hitter, and Kii Champion. Last season was the most improved since Weaver had a girls’ softball team. Attitudes changed, and they were well disci¬ plined. The most frustrating thing was not having enough players. Eleven players are needed on a team. The coach was very disappointed, but did her best anyway. 83 Standing Top Row: Jackie James, Renee St. John, Caroline Jones, Terry Moore, Lisa Gor¬ don, Shirley Foster, Traci Carr, Leslie Farrior, Linette Hender¬ son Bottom Row: Sandra Smith, Geraldine McHugh, Lavern Pat¬ rick, Michelle Hinds, Yannique McFarland, Africka Hinds, Si¬ mone John Great team, great record, what more can a girl ask for.’ 9t - Michelle Hines Opp. WHS 52 WETHERFIELD 75 55 WINDSOR 72 61 CONARD 66 77 HALL 50 39 HPHS 75 45 BULKELY 75 48 NEW BRITAIN 79 61 GLASTONBURY 66 70 SIMSBURY 52 88 BLOOMFIELD 88 84 With 2 Losses To Their Record. Weaver Girls Ended Up With A Successful Year. “The girls started the season off slow, with an 0-6 record. But four weeks later into the sea¬ son they were on a win¬ ning streak. Their record became 7 straight wins in a row, defeating one of the schools they had pre¬ viously lost to. The girls ended the season with a 8-7 record and if all the girls are back next year, they will have a winning season.” J. Pietryka Decymbia, Lynette, Yannique Sandra Smith leads the pack in comforts Rena after a long dis- the one hundred meters, tance run. 85 Center Front: Pieter Hendri- chus, Steve Mooving 1st Row Bottom: Rahmann Abdullah, Eric Simms, Tom Ealy, Varick Williams, Tim Fothergill, Ste¬ phen St. John, Hector Acevedo, Todd Hayes, Leon Wilson, Wayne Francis 2nd Row: Alfred Palm¬ er, Lincoln Anderson, Alvin Waugh, Alan Boyd, Charles Crawford, Darin Adams, Marc Williams, Venton Forbes, Char¬ lie Norman, Paul Womack, Earl Dicken, Gerald Green, Robert Palmer Michael Jones, Richard Hewitt, Coach Butterfield “It was a year of ups and downs, and we had to stick together - Venton Forbes Opp. WHS 64 HPHS 89 19 BULKELEY 129 53 HALL 101 45 GLASTONBURY 101 51 SOUTH WINDSOR 103 50 WETHERSFIELD 104 45 WINDSOR 109 44 CONARD 110 71 SIMSBURY 83 33 BLOOMFIELD 120 86 Striving For Determination Weaver Ends On Top Of Pile. Coach Butterfield said the team this season was undefeated. We were the city champs, won the CCCWest, and were Greater Hartford Champs. Thirteen men made the all league in the 85-86 season and eight men made the all state team. In the state cham¬ pionship Weaver won the State LL 4X400. Charley Norman won the 400 and he was a member of the state open 4X400. The re¬ cord was 10-0. The season was both prosperous and tiresome. It is tiresome for the coach because he had to coach all year. It was equally tiresome for the athletes because most of them ran all year. Most improved athlete was Richard Hewitt and Alvin Waugh. The most valuable athlete was the Weaver track team. They all did an excellent job at the Greater Hartford Championship. The best meet was at the Greater Hartford Invitation. There were seven awards given to Weaver. Peter Hendricus received most valuable athlete award. He won the 200 meters and was 2nd in the 100 meter. Charley Norman won the 400 metters and anchored the 4X400 me¬ ters. He received most valuable runner award. The outlook looks prom¬ ising for this season be¬ cause alot of athletes are returning. ( AVER ! % Steve Mooving hands off baton Charles Crawford goes over the to Richard In Meet against hurdle in Meet against Windsor Windsor. The outcome, don’t in which he won. ask. Weaver always win. 87 Top Row: Coach Warden, Gen- velle Walker, Faith Simms, Ger¬ aldine McHugh, Maxine Smith, Karlene Phillips, Yvonne Pat¬ terson, Shanette Myers, Gaye Mullings, Rudeen Locke, Sophis Walters, Coach Capiga Bottom Row: Clevit Robinson, Shirley Foster, Yvonne Dinnald, Simone John, Beverly Creary, Jackie Lock, Lisa Channer, Ka¬ trina Gordon, Marlene Gooden, Pearl Francis ■ t M ■- M Buffi M SK A 1 Opp. WHS 2 ROCKY HILL 2 1 EAST HARTFORD 5 0 SOUTHCATHOLIC 3 0 HARTFORD 3 0 BULKELEY 2 0 HALL 4 4 WATERTOWN 5 0 GLASTONBURY 2 1 CONARD 1 0 WETHERSFIELD 4 0 SIMSBURY 6 0 BLOOMFIELD 5 0 WINDSOR 2 1 GLASTONBURY 2 0 CONARD 6 1 WETHERSFIELD 3 0 SIMSBURY 3 0 BLOOMFIELD 4 1 WINDSOR 2 0 WILBUR CROSS 4 “We did better than we expected to do.’ , said Lisa Channer, captain of the girls soccer team in 1986. inaiip m 88 Long Season Equal Effort We Did Better Than Expected “The girls’ program reached several of its goals. Becoming competi¬ tive was an important tar¬ get and this was achieved considering in particular, excellent effort shown against the number four ranked team in the state. A second goal was stabil¬ ity in defense, and, pre¬ vious to injuries, our de¬ fense was second to none. This unit returns for ’87. The third goal was the successful integra¬ tion of talented freshmen and by the seasons’ end, four were starters. A last goal was creation of depth; strides were made in this area too. We look forward to 1987 as our year where we will win or tie the many close games we lost. This team graduates no one and returns with a mission.” Coach Warden , w % Li m r a 1 M Wk , ' tf f ■pi JM W m K I ? A ■in . v Coach Warden confers with Yvonne Patterson heads up team. field against Glastonbury. 89 Top row: Assistant Coach Ever- ton Grang. Mcyton Sutherland, Dillon Hines, Richard Simpson, Frachis Henry, Albert Young, Mark Moore, Richard Daker, Mike Jones, Coach Dwight Tol¬ liver. Bottom row: Glenn Harris, Den¬ nis Mullins, Richard Nembhard, lan White, Paul Campbell, Steve Mooving, Rufus James, Brian Al- lardyce, Rohan Freckelton, Owen Antoine. “The boys soccer team had a good time, but not a good record. At the beginning of the season we thought we would have a tremendous year. All three captains are seniors, and we hope the next year will be better.” Opp. WHS 3 HALL 0 0 HPHS 1 3 GLASTONBURY 0 0 CONARD 6 5 WETHERSFIELD 5 6 SIMSBURY 1 1 BLOOMFIELD 4 2 WINDSOR 3 3 HALL 1 6 CONARD 5 1 WETHERFIELD 0 Richard Nembhard Coach Everton Grang, Richard Nembhard, Paul Campbell, Steve Mooving, Coach Tolliver. 90 We Didn’t Receive The Blessing We Needed But Our Desire Was Still Great. “Weaver boys’ soccer team in 1986 had a really tough time. Mainly be¬ cause of inexperienced freshmen and ended the season with a result of 5- 9. Whenever you’re in a league with such soccer powers as Simsbury, Glastonbury, Hall, and Weathersfield, you have to have experienced play¬ ers. We had a few good players. In the midfield we had a few good play¬ ers, the most powerful of the league. Star players like, Richard Nembhard, Paul Campbell, and Rhan Frickton. Hopefully next year these rookie play¬ ers, with a year or two to go, they will widen their belt, we will have a much better year next season. Although we have seniors Richard Nembhard (Bur¬ ro), Paul Campbell (Papa), and Ian White (Groof), will be leaving us.” -Coach Tolliver 91 Top Row: Leon Wilson, Tim Fothergill, Hector Acevedo, Rahmann Abdullah, Phillip Bar¬ rett, Coach Butterfeld. Bottom Row: Wayne Francis, Charles Crawford, Stephon St. John, Earl Dicken. Not Shown: Todd Hayes “Being on the cross country team made me realize that I could get along with others.” “I loved it!” -Earl Dickens Opp WHS 64 HPHS 89 19 BULKELEY 129 53 HALL 101 45 GLASTONBURY 100 51 SOUTH WINDSOR 103 50 WETHERSFIELD 104 45 WINDSOR 109 44 CONARD 110 71 SIMSBURY 83 33 BLOOMFIELD 120 92 Cross They Try Hard It Pays Off Country Pulls Ahead “Once again, one of the best kept secrets at Weaver was the Cross Country team’s record as they finished at 16 and 2 for the twelveth winning season in a row. The team was led by three of the strongest runners in the state in the persons of Tim Fothergill, Earl Dickens, and Charles Crawford. The team showed continual im¬ provement over the course of the season but lacked that fifth man needed to be of cham¬ pionship caliber.’’ Coach Butterfield Top Left Leon Wilson pulls ahead as he passes his Bloomfield opponent. Top Three Weaver runners take the lead and leave the others behind. 93 Front Row left to right: Yolanda McDonald, Africka Hinds, Yan- nique McFarland, Michelle Hinds, Elva Douglas. Second Row left to right: Car- lene Simpson, Donna Campbell, Dionne Wilson, Le’Andrea Banks, Velmore Walters, Lin- ette Henderson, Coach Pietry- cha. “I had a great time being on the team. It was a lot of fun ’ -Linette Henderson Opp. 52 WETHERSFIELD WHS 75 55 WINDSOR 72 61 CONARD 66 77 HALL 50 39 HPHS 75 45 BULKELEY 75 48 NEW BRITAIN 79 61 GLASTONBURY 66 70 SIMSBURY 52 38 BLOOMFIELD 88 94 Season Slow Scores Low But With Determination, They Come Out On Top The girls started the season off slow with an 0 and 6 record. But 4 weeks later into the season they were on a winning streak. Their record became 7 straight wins in a row, de¬ feating one of the schools they had previously lost to. The girls ended the season with a 8 and 7 re¬ cord and if all the girls are back next year, they will have a winning sea¬ son.” J. Pietrycha Yannique and Velmore practice for their Girls on the Weaver outdoor track track meet. team round the corner for the last lap of their run. 95 Front Row: Dwayne Jones, Anthony Hayes, Steve Mc¬ Donald, Milton Tyson, Marc Wil¬ liams, Venton Forbes, Tyrone Mitchell, Dane Smith, Not Shown, (Alfred Henderson), Senior. Juniors: Robert Fleet¬ ing, Alfred Palmer, Alfred Wil¬ liams, Phillip Hull, Thomas Ealy, Tyrone McGhee, Marcus Smith, James Pertillar, Brent Jordan, Derrick Cranford, Earl Gardner, Cortez Covington. Freshmen: Eddie Rozetta, Charles Phillips, Carlton Mitch¬ ell, Clifford Jarvis, Michael A. Williams, Roosevelt Holmes, Lawrence Rogers, Jerome Hall, Zackary Nettles, Corey Green, Dwayne Bryant, Greg Anderson, Jermaine Pertillar. . - � ■ rv j : ■ - •- • ' - • Tm r Opp. WHS 6 BULKELEY 8 6 ENFIELD 6 0 BLOOMFIELD 14 7 EAST LYME 18 13 WETHERSFIELD 12 23 GLASTONBURY 16 26 CONARD 6 7 WINDSOR 6 20 SIMSBURY 8 41 HALL 6 14 HPHS 28 “During the season we were faced with a lot of obstacles that we had to overcome. This brought the team clos¬ er together than ever before.” Venton B. Forbes V ? 7 One of the Captain ' s of the football team. C.IO Lfo Wt pv Injuries Cause Football Team To Have A Mediocre Season “I expected better but it was a disappointing season. After the first three wins everybody goes their own way, they stopped playing as a team. The team’s last year was better than this year. They would play like winners. This season was my fifth year as head coach. We should have lost two games this past season, because there were only 2 dominant teams in our conference. I really hate to make pre¬ dictions for next year, even though I have some excellent players coming back. This is because of the ‘C’ rule that has con¬ flicted with the size of the team in the past. But I’m hoping for a better year next season.” -Coach Wilbur Jones Coach Jones goes over an im- Venton Forbes draws back as he portant play with the team. looks for his receiver. 97 Back Row left to right: Claudia Barrett, Angela Joseph, Clau¬ dette Graham, Jackie Thomas, Diane Frazer, Andrea Reid, Mrs. Lee. Front Row left to right: Jane Gentles, Bobbette Thompson, Sandra Ebanks. Opp V w GLASTONBURY w WINDSOR w HALL w BULKELEY w SIMSBURY w CONARD w WETHERSFIELD w BLOOMFIELD w HPHS w GLASTONBURY w WINDSOR w HALL w SIMSBURY w HPHS w CONARD w WETHERSFIELD w BLOOMFIELD w BULKELEY WHS L L L L L L L L L L L L L L L L L L “Being on the team with the other girls was an enjoyable experience. -Jane Gentles Jane Gentles, Mrs. Clara Lee, Sandra Ebanks. 98 Rebuilding After Last Year’s Graduation. “This year, the Girls’ Vol¬ leyball Team, was in a re¬ building year after having lost all of the Varsity players at graduation ex¬ cept one. The most outstanding player was Bobbette Thompson followed by Jane Gentles. The Captains were Jane Gentles and Sandra Ebanks.’’ - Coach Lee Sonseeharay Hall hits the ball in Ms. Bergen gives a boost to her a crucial moment during the team before the game, game. 99 Left to right: Tawana McDougal, Verlecuia Mitchell, Brooke Thomas, Tracy Quaranta, Cyn¬ thia Haythe, Traci Carr, Tasha Smith, Kii Champion, Soncere Whitecloud. Tracy Leatherwood, Ingrid Har¬ rell-Lee, Devonne Countryman, Yolanda Lee, Torrey Walker, Julie Fitzgerald, Anjeanette McKenzie. Not Shown: Michelle Carr, Tanya Threet, Melissa Crabbe. Soncere Whitecloud and Tasha Smith help keep the squad together. ‘Being on the cheerleading squad is a lot of fun but being a cheerleader takes a lot of hard work and dedica¬ tion.” -Soncere Whitecloud 100 Weaver Cheerleaders “Got SPIRIT- Let’s Hear It!” Mrs. J. Chambers has been cheerleading advi¬ sor for approximately 12 years. The cheerleading team has 10 members right now, and plans are to have try-outs for a few new girls before basket¬ ball season. Their activi¬ ties are continuing with jackets sale, and they will be participating in the homecoming activities and pep rallies. Their new activities consist of going to Fox Middle School and recruiting a few incoming freshmen for next year’s squad. Consideration is being given to having a few fundraisers within Weaver. The characteristics Mrs. Chambers looks for are poise, personality. ability, school spirit, and consideration for others. The best thing about be¬ ing a cheerleader is “the anticipation of promoting school spirit, as well as presenting a positive im¬ age toward your peers and the community.” Mrs. Chambers The Weaver cheerleaders jump with enthusiasm for another victory. The Football Cheerleading Squad demonstrates one of their mounts at a Weaver vs. Bloomfield game. 101 Front Row: Left to Right- Lisa Gordon, Todd Hayes, Hector Acevdo, Leon Wilson, Michelle Hinds, Afrika Hinds, Geraldine McHugh, Sandra Smith, Leslie Farrior. Second Row: Coach Butterfield, Keith Hebert, Ira Halliday, Devrol McKitty, Ty¬ rone Banks, Allen Boyd, Ste- phon St. John. Third Row: Chris Morgan, Wanda Collazo, Velma Walters, Yannique McFarlane, Jabber Abdullah, Sandra Haynes, Jacqulas King, Fourth Row: Charles Crawford, Dionne Wilson, Tom Ealy, Linette Hen¬ derson, Yolanda McDonald, Rahmann Abdullah, Carlene Simpson, Tim Fothergill, Last Row: Lawrence Rodgers, Carlos Robinson, Alfred Palmer, Eric Simms, Earl Dicken, Venton Forbes Not Shown: Richard Nembhard, Michael Jones, Mar¬ shall Skinner. t . . � CO-ED INDOOR TRACK 1987 WEAVER 89 HARTFORD 19 WEAVER 78 BULKELEY 32 CITY CHAMPS WEAVER EAST HA..??JRD 62 NEW BRITAIN 33 SAINT PAUL 17 NEWINGTON 14 WEAVER 73 TORRINGTON 67 PRINCE TECH 35 SAINT JOSEPH 29 SOUTH WINDSOR 9 WEAVER 82.5 NORTHWEST CATHOLIC 70 NFA 36 SUFF1ELD 23 WINDSOR LOCKS 1.5 HARTFORD INV. CHAMPS BOYS 14-0 GIRLS 12-0 CCC CHAMPS WILTON INV. CHAMPS CONSECUTIVE WINNING STREAK AT 110-0 “I love being on the track team, it gives me a feeling of accomplish¬ ment.” 102 As usual The track team had a great season The 1987 edition of the Indoor Track Team com posed of the old and blended with the new continued its consecutive winning streaks at 98 0 at this writing. They had al¬ ready established them¬ selves as a force in the State once again, having set or broken several State and school records. All this even though it is a relatively young team. Leon Wilson jogs casually after Mr. Butterfield, Coach of the his run. Weaver Track Team. � ' 103 Charito Rodriguez, Carlton Young, Georgette Streete. Kneeling: Shawn Joseph, Ed- wardo Vega, Reynard Miller, Wayne Francis, Erie Gardner, Andre ' Francis. Standing: John Skipper, Derrick Small, Corey Pertillar, Edgar Sanabria, Linze Brown, Albert Young, Amavry Rivera, Derrick Perins, Coach Sally Bergen. Top Row: Capt. Rufus James, Capt. Paul Belliveau, Earl Gardner, Steve Harris, Robert Fleeting. Not Shown: Mike Tate, Seth Sharp, Manager: Kendra Hud¬ son. Opp. WHS 96 E.O. SMITH 61 102 KENNEDY 64 94 BULKELEY 67 79 WINDSOR LOCKS 64 83 EAST HAVEN 78 94 WILBUR CROSS 67 “With Pride and Determination, surely we ' ll overcome next year. Earl Gardner 104 A Lack Of Experience Made Us Fall Behind Inexperience was this year’s biggest obstacle in Weaver’s newest sports addition. Led by senior captains Paul Belliveau and Rufus James. This squad of all first year swimmers and divers held their own. Along with trying to win; the team goals were to im¬ prove individual times while learning the sport of swimming. Combining this year’s experience and outstand¬ ing accomplishments with 12 freshmen, 4 soph¬ omores and 1 junior to re¬ turn. Next year’s team has a lot to look forward to. 105 Left to Right bottom row: Mi¬ chael Williams, Milton Tyson, William “Spence” Jackson, Chris Davis, Sammy Myers. Left to Right Top Row: Rodney Burney, Marcus Smith, Deon El¬ more, Leon Elmore, Herdel Christie, Leslie Payne, Lionel Thompson, Coach Tolliver. Opp. WHS 43 WINDSOR 45 76 WETHERSFIELD 72 53 CONARD 52 93 HILLHOUSE 63 91 WILBUR CROSS 69 70 GLASTONBURY 79 54 SIMSBURY 61 74 BLOOMFIELD 79 72 BULKELEY 74 54 WINDSOR 68 49 HALL 53 72 WETHERSFIELD 79 94 HARTFORD 84 63 HALL 72 55 GLASTONBURY 77 56 SIMSBURY 57 69 CONARD 79 79 BLOOMFIELD 88 72 HPHS 76 78 BULKELEY 87 “We have a young team and Mr. Tol liver had faith in us and kept us to gether.” - William “Spence” Jackson William “Spence” Jackson rises to the occasion to help his team defeat Simsbury. 106 A Young Team Makes Their Way To The Top “We’re at the half way point of the season and what I thought would hap pen is happening and hopefully it will take us a very long way in the state tournaments. First of all we are blessed with having some very young good basket ball players at Weaver this season. Freshmen, Michael Williams, has been a welcome addition to our team and is our leading scorer and assists man, who has generated a lot of excitement at ev¬ ery game, he has played in. Sophomore, Herdol Chrisie, has been doing most of the strong arm work under the basket and Junior Center, Mar¬ cus Smith, has been con trolling the back boards and had a game high of 15 rebounds against Wind¬ sor High. The chemistry is starting to mix for our team, after starting out 1- 4, now on a five game winning streak, but the glue to the whole team is William Jackson, who is a senior and handling the point guard position like I want it to be run. I’m really hoping for a successful second half season, and to go much futher in the state tourna¬ ment this year.” -Coach Tolliver 107 Back Row Left to Right: Yo¬ landa Looney, Lachelle Hatten, Parthenia Kitchens, Janine Scott, Coach Daryl K. Brown Front Row Left to Right: Tiffany Wilson, Mindy Redding, Son- seeray Hall, Lisa Streete, Iris Hodge. Although we had a rough season, it did not kill our spirit for a better one next year. “Plain and simple, 1 love basketball!” 108 A Year Of Rebuilding “The 1986-87 girls bas¬ ketball team has been a year of rebuilding a team that graduated 7 seniors from a year ago. Prior to this season the starting line up at times, consist¬ ed of varsity players whom had no basketball experience; neither at the junior high or high school level. Nevertheless with sure determination and hard work the following years will be productive and rewarding to the players who continue to work hard.” -Coach Daryl K. Brown 109 Top Left to Right: Winsome Murray, Ann Marie Allen, Tammy Cannon. Bottom Left to Right: Zarita Geoli, Tonya Threet, Elva Doug¬ las, Not in Picture: Elizabeth Torres OPP. WHS 101.35 WINDSOR 50.55 SOMERS 100.2 WEAVER 67.4 WETHERSFIELD 114.9 NEWINGTON 100.4 WEAVER 54.0 HALL 107.1 OPP. 123.3 81.2 114.75 115.50 WHS 62. 2 53.55 67.60 77.10 ROCKVILLE 100 WEAVER 73.15 SOUTH WINDSOR 103.7 HPHS 81.35 WEAVER 66.55 BULKELEY 82.00 GLASTONBURY WINDHAM SIMSBURY CONARD As the captain of W.H.S. gymnas¬ tics, I feel like the mother of the team. I give them confidence to keep trying when they seem to fail, I lend a help¬ ing hand when it’s needed, and I ' m there to help the whole team through its ups and downs. - Tonya Threet no New Members Keep Gymnastics Alive For a few weeks it looked like 1987 was go¬ ing to be the year without girls gymnastics at Weaver after 13 years of having a successful pro¬ gram. When Mr. Cunha took the team again after being away for 2 years, only a few girls decided to come out for the team and it looked like the sport was on its last legs. But thanks to some ef¬ forts by coach Cunha, Mrs. Lee in the physical education department and all of the freshman and sophomore home¬ room teachers, a team was found and we were once again on our way to rebuilding the sport with a group of enthusiastic newcomers and a few of the veterans. The veterans were Tonya Threet, Winsome Murray and Elva Douglas. The newcomers are Zor- aida Giolli, Tammy Can¬ non, Elizabeth Torres, and Ann Marie Allen. The team is scoring be¬ low what it would like, averaging only in the 60’s but a couple of years and some more newcomers along with some help from our physical educa¬ tion classes and Weaver will be back in the 90’s and 100’s where a Weaver team belongs. m Wrestling A Building Year . . . “The 1986-87 season was a rebuilding one. Such wrestlers as freshmen, Paul Blackwood and Lloyd Browne are the building blocks of a new team. Weaver was not without its stand-outs, like captain Brent Jordon and Senior Raymond McFarlane; they became the glue that held the team together. The wrestling has been working with the Junior High students from Lewis Fox Middle School, introducing them into wrestling. With all this new and old power nothing can stop the MEAN GREEN MACHINE.” Coach Milner 112 J.V. Basketball A Winning Season . . . The Weaver J.V.’s have an 8 win, two loss record up to this time. Important wins have been registered over Simsbury and Bulkeley. The Beavers only losses came by a total of 3 points. Early in the season Mike Williams and Herdol Christie led the J.V. squad. Since their promotion to the varsity Deon and Leon Elmore, Mark Moore, Corey Durrant and Derek Todd have made outstanding contributions to the success of the team. When called upon Corey Crews, and Tim McMillian have also played well. During the last two games freshman Dwayne Bryant, Fred Smith, Ben Matthews, Lonnie Brooks have also helped the team. Standing: Coach Nate Adgers, Corey Currant, Kwiwanas Thomas, Herdol Christie, Deon Elmore, Leon Elmore, Kenneth Freeman, Derek Todd. Kneeling: Timothy McMillian, Corey Crews, Michael Williams, Mark Moore, Andre Ashley, Chan Williams Bey. 113 I w jt - j : ms Wg ’ “Beavers Make Music” DRILL TEAM: Front Row- Co-Capt. Julie Alston, Captain Nicole King. Second Row- Tracy Jones, Sherry Singleton, Pamela Sims, Alicia Furlow, Retina Smith. Back Row- Keva Deas, Tina Wright, Lecretia Sawyer, Lecretia Weaver, Latrenda Cook, Mr. Steele. Not Shown- Co-Capt. Natalie Scruse, Tracy Andrews, Tania Ramsay, Kelly Walser, Crystal Hampton, Lorraine Walters, Kourtney Harris. WEAVER BAND: Front Row- Pamuela Williams, Drum Major. Second Row- Dana Robinson, Ronnette Skipper, Leslie Farrior, Ladawn Roberts, Julie Fitzgerald, Anthony Preston, Tammy Brooks, Lucretia Thornton, Bridgette Gardner, Matthew C. Steele. Third Row- Donovan Woodruff (Student Leader), Tory Cuyler, Earl Haiston, Tosha Comeaux, Gilroy Thomas, Iquuira Ramin, Greg Drayton. Fourth Row- Leslie Clancy, Miguel Hanson, Robert Taylor, Darrell Fudge, John Skipper, Christopher Davis, Erica Midder. CONCERT CHOIR: Front Row- Rodney Baylor, Shellon Jessamy, Mark Gill. Second Row- Cynthia Haythe, Edward Mitchell, Bridgette Robinson, Lowanna Graham, Mrs. Brown. Third Row- Ericka Midder, Elisa Scott, Jacqueline Thomas, Kendra Hudson, Vernette Tyson, Sharon Douglas. Fourth Row- Nancy Young, Diane Shaw, Gloria Rogers, Ben Matthews, Sandra Feurtado, Peter Lewis. 116 Publication Design class, chil lin’ for the camera. Publication Design Class Torrey is the Senior Editor, and Torr ey Walker and Shander Shander is the Staff Editor. George, work on their sections of the yearbook. First Row: Marc Williams, Jeanette Thomas, Janie Hall, Soncere Whitecloud, Ingrid Harrell Lee, Shander George. Second Row: Marshall Skinner, Candace Johnson, Tasha Smith, Gary Lumpkin, Carla Frett, Joyce House. Third Row: Mark Gill, Richard Nembhard, Venton Forbes, Torrey Walker, Toni Lowe, Rhondia Balfour, Garth Swaby. The Publication Design class consists of 19 students. Throughout this school year they worked on the 1987 yearbook, and also published smaller magazines for the student body. A video of senior activities is planned to be produced by the class for distrubutlon later in the year. The class is taught by Mr. John Karrer, who is the head of the art department. Says Mr. Karrer, “When I started teaching at Weaver, I had a head full of hair. But I love my job all the same.” 117 Doing What We Do Best EVENING YEARBOOK STAFF: Front Row- Gloria Rogers, Shander George, Tasha Smith, Venton Forbes, Marc Williams, Jeanette Thomas. Second Row- Mark Davis, Elizabeth Devonish, Tammy Jones, Melissa Flowers, Monique Robinson, Renee Hite, Gloria Springer, Chris Fraiser. Third Row- Alfred Henderson, Precious Douglas, Kendra Hudson, Heather Smith, Toni Lowe, Michelle Redding. Missing: Phyllis Watts, Theresa West, Janie Hall, Soncere Whitecloud, Ingrid Harrell- Lee, Milton Tyson, Golena Graham, Toni Lowe, Lionel Thompson, Spence Jackson, Candice Leak, Carla Frett. FIRE SQUAD: Front Row- Traci Carr, Soncere Whitecloud, Ingrid Harrell-Lee, Shander George. Second Row- Mr. Burke, Venton Forbes, Mark Gill. Missing: Sean Sharp, Milton Tyson, Tara Thompson, Marshall Skinner, Vennoris Martin. SCIENCE CLUB: Mary Sharpe, Deon Foster, Geraldine McHugh, Chantel Russell, William Rodriguez, Jeanine Scott, Donna Campbell, Allison McGrath, Mark Waite, Ruthia Balfour. HONOR SOCIETY: Back Row- Karen Lewin, Carla Joseph, Tanya Millner, Aquanette Burt, Candace Johnson, Lori McCants, Torrey Walker, Sherri George, Remeja Murray, Ruthia Balfour, Beverly Creary, Michelle Carr, Everett Bagwell, Ian Campbell, Emily Sharpe, Phyllis Watts, Paul Belliveau, Leon Wilson, Marcea Patterson, Debbi Rochester, Christy King, Afrika Hinds, Barbara Van Allen, Terri Watkins Row 1-Kelvin Lowe, Robert Heath, Alison Carter, Charmaine Bryce. The Future Business Leaders of America was started in the United States in 1940. Weaver’s chapter was started in 1976. The best thing about being an FBLA member is that you have the opportunity to learn more about the business world, as well as developing communciation and leadership skills, while participating in several activities. FBLA: Row 1- Emily Sharpe, President, Chantel Russell, Reporter, Mary Sharpe, Sec., Kenneth Day, Vice President, Andrea Murray, Asst. Treasurer, Mark Davis, Reporter. Row 2- Dyonisia Easterling, Delicia Arnold, Stephanie Jackson, Patricia King, Sonya Nelson, Lisa Streete, Valerie Beckford. Row 3- Lorna Wood, Tracy Leatherwood, Juanita Richardson, Andrea Key, Alicia Furlow, Renee Hite, Eva Hansley, Gloria Scott, Yolanda Johnson. Row 4- Francisco Deltoro, Troy Williams, Maya Gonsalves, Tina Walton, Candace Johnson, Ingrid Harrell-Lee, Soncere’ Whitecloud, Yolanda Lee, Jane Pertillar. Row 5- Gregory Anderson, Robert Heath, Ian Campbell, Justine Funnie, Golena Graham, Mark Ambrose, Phyllis Watts, Caloris Curry, Venton Forbes, Jacquline James, Suprina Alexander. HUMAN RELATIONS: Rufus James, Delecia Arnold, Jackie James, Suprina Alexandra, Correy Crews, Debbie Rochester, Michelle Williams, Mr. Mickiewicz. The Human Relations Club has been in existance for many years. But for the last five years, this club has been run by Mr. Mickiewicz. The club of fifteen hardworking people is expected to double in size by four to five weeks. These teens, will be working in a new program run by none other than Mr. Mickiewicz. The activity will be teen counseling for Fox Middle students. The program is expected to run for six or seven weeks. 119 i ] jiy ; i i Hiking Club Hiking Club Members: Marc Williams, Jeanette Thomas, Greg Mills, Lamont Andrews, Soncere Whitecloud, Tasha Smith, Janie Hall, Marvin Thompson, Betty McCants, Lori McCants, Venton Forbes, John Crooms, Surprina Alexander, Rodney Lamar, Charlie Norman, Larry O’Connor, Marc Gill, John Karrer, Richard Nembhard, Damaris Rosa, Wanda Aponte, Mr. McKinley, Ms. Galiano, Ms. Noel, Advisor. 120 Senior Officers I (upper left) Janie Hall, Poster Chairperson (left) Sonecere Whitecloud, Vice President (above) Kenneth Day, President, Barbara VanAllen, Activity Chairperson, Candace Johnson, Secretary, Ingrid Harrell-Lee, Treasurer. Sophomore Officers (from left to right) Sonseeahara Hall, Secretary, Yannique McFarlane, President, Chantel Russell, Treasurer, Lance Goggins, Vice President. j Freshman Committee (from back to front) Tracie Harris, Mark Bivvins, Karii Hewit, Lachelle Hatton, Jackig Locke, Derrick Perkins, Richard Green, Mark McKight, Carol Bennett, Shawn Joseph. Junior Officers Africka Hinds, Secretary, Debbie Rochester, Vice President, Robert Fleeting, President. 121 Photography Club 1st row: Kimberly Goode, Novell Ainsley, Carolann Nelson, 2nd row: Julia VanAllen, Richard Green, Mr. Davis, Michelle Ellis, Loraine Ingleton Wilderness School gMggftgj The Weaver High School staff is very pleased to announce that eleven students successfully completed the 20 day Wilderness School program this summer. Wilderness School is a program under the direction of the Connecticut Department of Children and Youth Services. The following students completed the Program: Andre Rice, Kenya Stevens, William Mason, James Spinks, Kalisha Patterson, Mark Moore, Angela Casey, Mardell Myers, Angela Pierce, Dana Middleton, and Carol Zene. The Wilderness School offers young people who are facing difficult decisions in their lives an opportunity to discover new and adventuresome ways of developing and testing their resources. Its programs are designed and its staff is trained to provide a strong impetus for change in each students’s attitudes and behavior over a full year of commitment. I«MH lUKSk Weaver Radio Drama Row 1: Angela Casey, Donna Ford, Seth Sharp, Shelly Wilson, row 2: Patrick Thomas, Sean Sharp, Mark McKnight Grace Wright, Lisa Johnson, Mary Cannon, Frances Sharp. Math Club Row 1: Michelle Carr, Alison Carter, Ruthia Balfour, row 2: Donna-Marie Campbell, Garnett Thompson, Mboya Nelson, Robert Heath, Mr. Rosen. Not shown: Aquanette Burt, Terry Watkins, Tanya Millner, Ernie Wilson, Matthew Nelson, Sean Sharp, Novell Ainsley. 123 Student Council (above) Dionne Wilson, Phyllis Watts, Phillip Hansley, Lashell Jerome Hall, Elizabeth Devonish, Eric Sims, Venton Forbes, Sonseeharay Hall, Carla Waller, Shana Foster, Yolanda Lee DECA Yannique McFarlane, Treasurer Venton Forbes, Vice President Alison Carter, President Damaris Rosa, Kenneth Lowe, Venton Forbes, Jabbar Abdullah, Sandra Cruz, Greg Drayton, Yolanda Lewis, Mr. Mooney. Tracey Fernandes, Tony Terry, Donald Padgett, Sean Hutchins, Manuel Santiago, Jean Paul 124 (Continued Student Council) Melinda Oden, Rhondia Balfour, Alison Carter, Michelle Carr, Carlos Lazu, Eva Hensley, Tracey Carr, Yannique McFarland, Maisha Williams, Shellbyun Deas A.I.A.S.A. Ire Holliday, Maria Diaz, Mr. Clark Marie Rodriquez, Sherese Valice, Scott Bass 125 VSVIV f • ::‘3S ?3 « .- • ••-- ' v ' ss S I Leave To JABBAR K. ABDULLAH I leave my ego to the unknown students who are left. COREY M. ABRAMS I leave my humor to my classmates. MANUEL J. ALAMO I leave my good accomplishments at Weaver. SUPRINA E. ALEXANDER I Suprina Alexander leave Weaver High School. SANDRA ALLEN 1 leave behind my skills for the soccer team. FERNELLA A. ALLEN I leave my great personality to Ms. Whi¬ taker. IAN D. ALLISON I leave my smile to Donnette Sutherland. STEVEN O. ALLMAN I leave all my extra credits. MARK A. AMBROSE I leave Weaver to the class of ’88. DELECIA S. ARNOLD I leave my cute face to all the guys. MICHELLE BAKER I leave Weaver High School all my books. ANTOINETTE BAKER I leave Weaver all my extra credits. RUTH1A A. BALFOUR 1 leave my best wishes to Mr. White. TYRONE V. BANKS To everyone I leave my advice: DON’T eat lunch here!!!! STACEY Y. BARBER I leave all the days I was not in school; that’s the good part. PHILLIP W. BARRETT I leave to all Weaver’s student the oppor¬ tunity to grow and excel beyond their wil¬ dest dreams. VERONICA BASS I will leave with diploma in hand. KATHY R. BASS I leave my deepest sympathy to my un¬ derclassmen. KIMBERLY V. BELL I leave all my hair to Angie. PAUL W. BELLIVEAU I leave behind the legacy of the majority who grew up in the minority. IRIS BLACK I leave my enjoyment in school to Aida, Luz, and Elisa. KIMBERLY BLUNT I leave my good qualities to the freshmen. SHERRI C. BOYSAW I leave my loudness to all the incoming Freshmen. DARLENE BRANDON I leave my clothes to Kim in my Spanish class. TAMMY L. BROOKS I leave the ability to make it to a senior to Linette Henderson. CHERYL E. BROWN I leave my great smile to Ms. Whitaker. BRENDA N. BROWN 1 leave my algebra skills to Dr. Lowery. KENNETH BROWN I leave my great smile to Mrs. Brown. BEVERLY A. BROWN I leave my dimples to the whole school. BRENDA G. BROWN I leave my walk to the Junior’s. RODNEY J. BURNEY I leave my great smile to the Class of ’87. PAUL CAMPBELL I leave my name at Weaver as a Soccer player. GLEN CAMPBELL I leave my great smile to Ms. Whitaker. JOSE A. CARABALLO I leave my great smile to 3048. MICHELLE C. CARR I leave my U.S. History notes to Traci. ALISON L. CARTER I leave my sense of humor and special memories to Michelle, Cheryl, Barb, Kel¬ vin and Robert. LISA C. CASEY I leave my loud mouth to the Juniors. KII D. CHAMPION I leave my great smile to Ms. Turcott. LESLIE A. CLANCY I leave my attitude to Shaya Searight, don’t take no crap! RAYMOND COLLAZO I leave my printing knowledge to Luis Sanchez. JOSE A. COLLAZO I leave my self-discipline to Wanda Col¬ lazo. CHARLES E. CRAWFORD I leave my uplifting personality to the sinking school. SANDRA CRUZ I leave my deepest thanks to everyone. CALORIS CURRY I leave my rubber duck to all the under¬ classmen. THERESA L. DAILEY I leave all of my love to everyone. PAMELA DAVIS I leave my great smile to my friends. PAULETTE DAV IS I leave my great smile to Jacquelin Thom¬ as. MARK H. DAVIS I leave my intelligence, wit, and sneaky personality. KENNETH DAY I leave my sympathy to next years senior class President! BRIAN DELAIRE I leave this school with a promise to never return. SYLVIA DELGADO I will leave my cute smile to Aida. ELIZABETH DEVONISH I leave my knowledge to Kimberly Mi¬ chelle Smith. EARL O. DICKEN I leave my track shoes and shorts to the future track runners. CARMEN M. DOMINGUEZ I leave my personality to the freshman class. PRECIOUS DOUGLAS I leave my English style to the next in line. MELVIN D. DOUGLAS I leave my loving to Lisa Channer and my good looks. GREGORY DRAYTON I leave my casual clothing and good looks to all the good girls in the class of ’88’ and ’89’ etc. STANFORD DULA1RE 1 leave my great smile to Weaver. RAYMOND S. DUNCAN I leave my love to my teachers and my girlfriend. TERRENCE A. DURRANT I leave my great mind and delicious body to all Weaver females. DYONISIA R. EASTERLING I leave my beautiful smile to all students remaining. SANDRA Z. EBANKS I leave my unused hall passes to the class of ’88’ to use in case of an emergency. ELDORA EDMONDS I leave my love to everyone. VERONICA EDWARDS I leave behind Weaver’s lunch, burp! Ex¬ cuse me. GARFIELD H. EDWARDS I leave my excellent word to my teachers. TIMOTHY EPPS I leave all my love to Amy, my girlfriend. MICHELLE R. ERVIN I leave my extra credits to the seniors left behind. BEVERLY FAGAN I leave my great smile to Mr. Mickiewicz. TRACEY R. FERNANDEZ I leave my great smile to Michael Peck. SANDRA V. FEURTADO I leave my personality to the underclass¬ men. FELICIA B. FLEETING I leave my great smile to Rob Fleeting. MELISSA FLOWERS I leave all my knowledge to Phyllis Mar¬ tin. VENTON B. FORBES I leave a bag of ice in the nurse’s office for all Football Players for the coming years. REMENTA L. FORBES I leave my great smile to Mrs. Edmonds. JAMES M. FORTSON I leave my Baseball skills to Mike Alamo. TASHA M. FOSTER I leave my outspoken voice to my sister Shana for the girls in Weaver. CASTREL FRANCIS I leave my joking and clowning to E.T. CHRISTOPHER J. FRASER I leave my hair to Mr. Karrer. TIMOTHY W. FREEMAN I leave my problems to all the teacher’s in Weaver High. CARLA C. FRETT I leave my love to the special people at Weaver. DONA VON C. FULLWOOD I leave my behavior to all my teachers. LARRY M. FUNNIE I leave my good looks to my sister. KAY GALLIMORE I leave my great smile to Cassandra. HARRY GARCIA I leave my flirtative nature to Wanda Col¬ lazo. BRIDGETT GARDNER I leave my great personality and my ter¬ rific sense of humor to the class of ’87. JANE A. GENTLES I leave behind my accent to all the under classmen that wish to speak proper Eng¬ lish. SHANDER M. GEORGE I leave my love and affection to the un¬ derclassmen. 127 l® f -f. • Sk - A ML . - J JACQUELINE R. GILLIAM I leave my wisdom to all those who need it. CHERYL D. GILLIAM I leave all my wordly possesions to the underclassmen. DENISE M. GODWIN I leave my great looks to underclass¬ mates. PHYLLIS L. GOGGINS I leave my love to all my men. DAVID L. GOINS I leave the underclassmen a message to be your own leader. Lead your dynasty. MAYA T. GONSALVES I leave my laugh and smile to the teachers of Weaver. GOLENA GRAHAM I leave my headaches and problems at Weaver. MICHELLE GRANGER I leave my great ability for being late to class to Shelby. KAREN A. GRANT 1 leave my great wisdom to the under¬ classmen. ALLISON E. GRAY I leave my intelligence to my sister. HORACE L. GREEN I leave my great since of humor to every¬ body. KEVIN GREEN I leave my smarts to the dumb people. GERARDO T. GUEVARA I leave my great smile to Mrs. Reed. CARMEN L. GUZMAN 1 leave my kindness to all the students at Weaver. STEVE C. HALL I leave my good looks to everybody. JANIE A. HALL I leave Weaver loving Jeffrey Micheal Bass just as much as when I came in 1983. INGRID S. HARRELL-LEE I leave my determination and loyality to the class to come. DENISE HARRIS I leave my bad attitude to the new sen¬ iors. JAMES T. HARRIS I leave my locker to the incoming nerds. TRAVIS L. HARTS I leave my old text books to the under classman. BRIAN L. HAYTHE I leave all my books to the Freshmen. ROBERT L. HEATH I leave my books to the incoming fresh¬ man -all 72 of them. THERESA HENDERSON I will leave my good behavior to Elisa. ALFRED W. HENDERSON To Tasha Smith: 1 leave the special mo¬ ments that we shared together and my love for you will never stop growing, it will only get stronger. LIBBEYAN M. HENRY I leave my boldness to Brenda!!” MICHAEL HEPBURN 1 leave my great smile to the teachers. RENEE HITE I leave my sympathy to the class of 1990. ANTHONY HODGES I leave my sympathy for Weaver High. RONALD O. HOLLOMAN I leave my kindness to my teachers. JOYCE E. HOUSE I leave my bronzed gym socks to Mrs. Lee. KENDRA J. HUDSON I leave all my bow ties to Mr. Walters. JACKIE L. HUNT 1 leave my money to Mr. Smith. SEAN M. HUTCHINGS 1 will leave my great personality to all incoming freshmen. ANDREA S. HYDE I leave my knowledge to my sister, Karen. WILLIAM S. JACKSON I leave behind my knowledge to all the incoming freshman. RUFUS A. JAMES I leave my charms to Ray-Ski, so he can use on the girls and to Nick-Ski, I leave my “fresh” waves so he can pull all the girls in his class. JACQULINE J. JAMES I leave my smile to Mr. Tallman. BRENDA JAMES I leave my ability to try hard to the stu¬ dents now and those to come. LISA JOHNSON I leave my individuality to Elizabeth D., Afrika H., Shonya and anyone else who needs it. ERIE L. JOHNSON I leave my hair to Mr. Robertson. CANDACE J. JOHNSON 1 leave Mr. Karrer the ability to cope with the yearbook staffs who have still yet to- come. TAMMIE D. JONES I leave my smile to Weaver High. ANESSIA KING I leave my books and teachers. IRVIN D. KIRKLAND 1 leave my looks and mind to everybody. ROSEMARIE E. KNIGHT I leave my eyes to Mr. Tallman and Mr. D. RAMONA L. KNIGHT I leave my great smile to Mr. Tallman. DEBBIE A. KNOWLIN I leave my friendship with Mrs. Wells. IVY L. LAWRENCE I leave behind my brains to inside suspen¬ sion. JENNIFER A. LAWRENCE I leave nothing to no one. CANDICE C. LEAK I leave all my teacher’s with a sense of relief!!! MARK LEATHERWOOD I leave my great smile to English. TRACY D. LEATHERWOOD I leave my books to my sister, Nikki. YOLANDA E. LEE I leave my love and friendship to all of my friends. DARRYL T. LEVINE I leave my great smile to Mr. Rackley. YOLANDA LEWIS I leave my personality and friendship to Darwin Leggett and Trina Welcome, Tammy Brown, and Dionne Fisher. CAROL B. LEWIS I leave my great smile to Tamara. JACQUELINE K. LITTLE I leave my clothes to those who think they can dress. LEONARD LOCKHART I leave behind my blessings for success and a happy future to the class of ’87. SHERRY M. LOGAN I leave my freshness to my girl Nan. YOLANDA T. LOONEY To the class of ’88 I leave the best of luck. (You need it) KENNETH B. LOWE I leave a lifetime of Turtle Wax to Thomas Smith, Paul O. Robertson and John Kar¬ rer. TONI LOWE I leave my boldness to my nephew Greg Miller. KELVIN L. LOWE I leave my undying gratitude to all of my friends who helped me survive Weaver High. MARY C. LUCAS I leave my great intelligence to Weaver’s Staff. WAYNETTE Y. LUMPKIN I leave my peacefullness to all the new incomers. GARY L. LUMPKIN I leave my smile to my cousin Tracey Jones. VENORRIS L. MARTIN I leave my books to Mr. Burke. LORI R. MCCANTS I leave my beautiful smile to everyone. STEPHEN M. MCDONALD I leave my football Equipment to Phil Hull. MARC C. MENDES 1, Marc Mendes, leave all my gold to Chenoa Clements. TYRONE A. MITCHELL I leave my intelligence to Edward Perry. VERLECUIA R. MITCHELL I leave my quietness to the underclass¬ men. TYRONE A. MOODY I leave my stableness to these teachers. SHARON D. MOORE I leave my beautiful personality to Weaver. MILLICENT L. MOORE I leave my humor to Mrs. Snair-Jarry. DONNA L. MOORE I leave my intelligence to underclassmen. STEVE A. MOOV1NG I leave my great smile to Geraldine. NEVILLE A. MORGAN I leave my dirty socks to help Weaver improve on the lunch program. CHRISTOPHER S. MORGAN I leave my “magic hands” to the on com¬ ing receivers. ANDREA M. MURRAY I leave all the best of luck to Rosemarie Knight. SAMMY MYERS I leave my great kindness to the teachers. SONJA G. NELSON I leave my great smile to my daughter. MBOYA A. NELSON I leave my great smile to those who have come this far. RICHARD NEMBHARD 1 will leave my “ease” say to the “rastas” behind. NITZA NEVAREZ I leave my friendship to the underclass¬ men. COREY L. N1CKSON I leave my quietness to ail faculty mem¬ bers. LORETTA R. PARKER 1 leave my machine to Mrs. Carter. MARCEA R. PATTERSON I leave my enthusiasm and scholastic ca¬ pacities to all aspiring scholars. JEAN PAUL BERNETTA F. PEGUES I leave W.H.S. loving Darrell Brown. TONIA L. PENNINGTON I leave my comments to Mr. Bowman. 129 JOYCE J. PENNINGTON I leave my great smile to Mrs. Carter - Guidance Counselor. WANDA I. PEREZ I leave my great smile to Mrs. Reynolds. VIRGINIA PEREZ I leave all my M.D.O.’s to my little sister Betty Perez and Ivelisse. ANGELA PIERCE I leave all my good behavior and respect to all of the incoming freshman. CAROLYN-MARIE M. PINKNEY I leave my intelligence to all the Seniors who will be here next year. KAREN S. PRATT I leave my quietness and personality. ALICIA A. PUGH I leave my great personality to everyone. CARLENE RANDOLPH I leave my great body to Alfred Williams. MARK REAVES I leave my great smile to the Reaves fam¬ ily. MICHELE E. REDDING I leave my computer to my son Sean. JUANITA RICHARDSON I leave my great smile and care to Janie D. Hall. GARY RIDLEY I leave my great smile to Ms. Carter. KAREN A. RILEY I leave my great home Weaver High. ANA M. RIOS I leave my great smile to Mr. Martinell. DON RIVAS I leave my love to Debbie. JEANNETTE RIVERA I leave my great smile to my mother. HECTOR M. RIVERA I leave my intelligence to Carl Baker. PERCY P. ROBERTS I leave the gleams of my gold to shine in Weaver. PETER M. ROBINSON I leave my beautiful smile to Weaver. MONIQUE M. ROBINSON I leave my M.D.O.’s to Mr. Burke. DANA L. ROBINSON I leave much thanks to the entire Beta House Staff. JANET ROCHE 1 leave my good looks to Pearl Francis. GLORIA D. ROGERS I leave my smile to Lowanda Graham. ANNIE ROJAS I leave all the passes I stole to the under¬ classmen. DAMARIS ROSA I leave my locker to Wanda for her junk. CASSANDRA H. ROSE I leave my friendliness and my crazy laugh to Weaver. LORENZO A. ROSS 1 leave my smile to Mrs. Jordan. MARISOL RUIZ I leave my computer to the new freshman. LOURDES RUIZ I leave my crazy activities to Betty Perez. LATRICIA RUSSELL I leave Emily Sharpe and Dionne Hall my 24.5 inch, waistline. You say I’m skinny but you’re just jealous. DAVID C. SAMUELS I leave my DJ experties to Mr. Robertson. WANDA Y. SANABRIA I leave my great smile to all the wonderful people I’ve known. CARLOS R.L SANTIAGO I leave my great talents to Derrick B. EFRAIN SANTOS I leave my great looks to Daniel Estrella. ROY SCOTT I leave my great smile to Elizabeth. EMILY D. SHARPE I Emily S., leave my twin appearance to my sister to have to herself. ANTOINETTE SHERROD I leave my school spirit to incoming fresh¬ man. KADIA P. SINCLAIR I leave my great ambitions to everyone behind. MARSHALL R. SKINNER I leave my Football and Track skills to Tyrone McGee. TREVOR SMITH I leave my great smile to Erica. TASHA N. SMITH I leave my everlasting love, and the memories of all the good times we shared to Alfred Henderson. Remember, T.E., T.C., T.F.’s. , and the others. HEATHER SMITH I leave my great sense of humor to all the dull people in the world. DEIDRA SMITH I leave my smile to those who were skipped over. DANE A. SMITH I leave my great personality to all under¬ classmen who have met me. GLORIA K. SPRINGER I leave my shyness to Sonya L. Tartt. LISA A. STREETE I leave my ambition to Georgeen and Georgett “go for it.” ALLAN A. STRUMS I leave my jokes, ranks, craziness to Brent Jordan GARTH A. SWABY N.Y.C.’s Dress Code to all you non match¬ ing, uncoordinated, solly-pop, fake cool cats. I also leave you Mr. Karrer’s hair. Have fun. TANYA M. TAYLOR I leave my smile to Mr. Fleck. ROBERT W. TAYLOR I leave my rhyming abilities to the younger rappers. JAMES K. TAYLOR I leave my great smile to Mr. Dawes. JEANETTE M. THOMAS I leave my hair to Mr. Karrer and my love to Marc Williams. GILROY THOMAS I leave NOTHING. CAROL THOMPSON I leave my good times I had in school to Aida. LIONEL THOMPSON I leave my customized van to Mr. Robin¬ son’s Automechanics class. TONYA J. THREET I leave all my friends my knowledge, abil¬ ity to succeed, school spirit and last but not least my friendship. CEDRIC TOBIAS I leave my great smile to Mr. Fleck. REINA M. TORRES 1 leave my ability to be quiet and speak only when spoken to. MURIEL A. TUMMINGS 1 will miss some of the teachers. MILTON TYSON I leave my Football skills to Robert Fleet¬ ing (Squigy). BARBARA J. VAN ALLEN To C.C., D.H., R.T., T.W., and C.L. my love, best wishes, and friendship forever. DOROTHY VENABLE I leave my great smile to Weaver Stu¬ dents. JOSE VIERA I leave my sense of humor to the under¬ classmen. CLOVER C. WAITE I leave my walk to Patricia Williamson. BRENETTA J. WAITE I leave my laughter to Stephanie Hender¬ son. TORREY N. WALKER To the class of 1987:1 leave you my bless¬ ing and the hope of one day we’ll meet again. Good Luck! KELLI Y. WALSER 1 leave my glamorous life to all under¬ classmen. MELISSA S. WALTERS I leave my laugh to the halls of Weaver. LEON L. WALTERS 1 leave my great smile to Weaver. LAWRENCE S. WATKINS I leave my great sense of humor to the classes to come. PHYLLIS L. WATTS I leave all of the books carried by me for four years to the up and coming Freshmen classes. LATRINA WELCOME I leave my perpetuation and reputation to Elliot Dejesus. THERESA WEST I leave my geometry notes to the ones who will repeat that class. JOEL WHITE DORIS WHITE CYNTHIA D. WHITE IAN WHITE I leave my great smile to Weaver. SONCERE R. WHITECLOUD I leave the best of luck to my cousin Mi¬ chelle with her last year at Weaver. GWYNE WILLEY MARC K. WILLIAMS I leave my Ginger beers to Mr. Karrer, my personal book of 1,001 jokes to Thomas Ealy so he can survive next years football season, and most important of all my love to Jeanette Thomas. SHARON M. WILLIAMS I leave absolutely NOTHING - NOTHING. PAMELA WILLIAMS I leave my great smile to Ms. Moses. KIMBERLY D. WILLIAMS I leave my big cheeks to Mr. Brown. EVANS G. WILLIAMS 1 leave my great smile to all the beautiful girls. YVONNE WILLIS I will leave my knowledge to my sister Fi. WILLIE F. WILSON I leave my unbreakable records to those who follow. TESSIE S. WILSON I leave all my knowledge to Michele Be¬ verley. SHERYL A. WILSON I leave my brains to the incoming Fresh¬ men. LEON L. WILSON Being of sound mind and body I leave the best of luck to everyone. SHELLY L. WILSON I leave my voice to the Auditorium. DONOVAN C. WOODRUFF I leave my hedge clippers to Mr. Steele. 131 Congratulations Seniors UNION BAPTIST CHURCH We Make You Beautiful ( 203 ) 278-9100 142 Trumbull St., Hartford, Conn. 06103 Monday - Wednesday 9:30 - 5:30 Thursday - Friday, 9:30 - 6:00 Saturday, 10:00 - 4:00 ERNESTINE BROWN Proprietor SOMBA (203) 728-5291 A Bookstore , and More ! Capitol Plaza 3155 Main Street Hartford, Ct. 06120 LEBON PRESS, INC. PRINTERS □ LITHOGRAPHERS 73 HOMESTEAD AVENUE BOX 12-430 BLUE HILLS STATION HARTFORD, CT 06112 TELEPHONE 203 278-6355 Congratulation To The Weaver High School Seniors, Class Of 1987 May The Blessings Of God Be Upon Each Of You. 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For the rest of us the joy is simply being on the carousel —and reaching.” -Norman Lear Alumnus, Weaver High School, Class of 1940 Honorary Doctor of Humane Letters, University of Hartford 1980 UNIVERSITY oJHARTFORD West Hartford, Connecticut 06117-0395 Congratulations To The Class Of 1987 MR. MORRIS MR. PITOCCO MS. WRIGHT From The WEAVER HIGH ADMINISTRATION Jonathan C. Mumby Manager Why shop downtown? 2996 N. Main St. 724-O6O8 Hartford Mon. — Sat. 10 a.m. — 8 p.m. 1 Compliments jtf dic TEBOE’S THOMPSON LOUNGE 1486 Albany Ave. - Hartford, CT 06112 When you’re ready to demand more from a bank. W. T. Williams, Owner “Chubby”, Gen. Mgr. Tel. 203 522-4996 Willie Williams, Per. Good Luck To Weaver Graduates 1987 KENTUCKY FRIED CHICKEN 930 New Britain Ave. MODEL MaVOEET 662 BLUE HILLS AVENUE HARTFORD, CONN. 06112 Rudy Thomas 242-5515 - 242-5516 LUIZ V. CARVALHO p| £ RC.£4- p HARMAC ' Y RICHARD BROMBERG B.S.. REG. PHARM., MGR B.S.. REG. PHARM.. MGR. 247 Sigourney StXT | JK - Cor. 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Now that we ' re Italia, we ' re even better. I ' Congratulations Class Of 1987 Party Favors Graduation Tableware Cocktail Drinkware Gift Wrap, Graduation Cards. 3468 Main St. Hartford, Ct. 06141 (South Of Old Fuller) Brush Building 249-6579 Monday — Friday 8:00 AM — 4:00 PM GO Beavers! ■i— i. 152 ■k 153 We’ll Remember . JABBAR K. ABDULLAH Homecoming Dance, Rappln in the hall¬ way, Prom Night. Talking to the ladiea. Senior year. First day at a Freshmen COREY ABRAMS Prom Night, Homeroom, Teacher, Homecoming TIMOTHY B. ADGERS Prom Night, Room 11X1, Room 1150, Homecoming Dance, Room 3043 MANUEL J. ALAMO Baseball games. Pep rallies. School clos¬ ings, Opening school day. New Edition Concert SUPRINA E. ALEXANDER Human Relations Club, New Edition, Hik¬ ing Club, Sophomore Luau, SANDRA ALLEN Prom Night, Drafting Class, Soccor play¬ ers, Soccor games. Rose, Ms. Gayle JADINE M. ALLEN FERNELLA A. ALLEN Prom Night, Weaver High School, Mr. Kar- rcr IAN D. ALLISON Mr. Supplcich, Room 4048, Prom Night and party after Prom STEVEN O. ALLMAN Homeroom 1150, Skip day. Lunch MARK A. AMBROSE Prom Night DELECIA S. ARNOLD Those cold days. Homecoming Dance, Five flight of stairs. Basketball games MICHELLE BAKER Homeroom 1150, Prom Night, School Spir¬ it ANTOINETTE BAKER Homeroom 1150. Pep Rallies, Skip day. New Edition RUTH1A A. BALFOUR Teachers, Class Night, Graduation TYRONE V. BANKS Mr. Smith’s Homeroom, Spanish IH, Prom Night, Pep Rallies, School lunches (yuck). Friends STACEY Y. BARBER Prom Night PHILLIP W. BARRETT Mr. Smith’s homeroom, wrestling, Ms. Mo¬ ses, 4 years of Excellent teachers. Cross Country ERIC R. BARRY Prom Night, 1048, Homecoming Dance VERONICA BASS Mom, Colleen Nixon, Track Team, Class of 87 KATHY R. BASS Senior Prom, Room 3038, Lunch wave. Football Games, Basketball Season, Graduation RODNEY D. BAYLOR Homeroom, Good Times, Homecoming Dance, Pep Rally, Prom night, teachers VALERIE A. BECKFORD New Edition, Homeroom 1152, Class of ’87 KIMBERLY V. BELL 5 flights of stairs, Skippin’ PAUL W. BELLIVEAU Mr. Tom Smith, Eddie Davis’ Speed, H.R. 3038, The art department Ms. Lyons’ Ram¬ pages, Mr. Welk IRIS BLACK Mr. Walden ' s jokes. Fun in Mrs. Bobenski’s class. Gym class KIMBERLY BLUNT Mrs Whitaker, Homeroom 1162 SHERRI C. BOYSAW Homeroom 3038, Homecoming Dance, Pep Rally, Prom Night DARLENE BRANDON First day. The crazy things I did, Spanish, My first detention TAMMY L. BROOKS Homeroom 3038, Senior Prom, Homecom¬ ing, Climbing 5 Flights of stairs, Basic pro¬ gramming, Divorce Court CHERYL E. BROWN English, History, Gym, Health, Homeroom, Science KENNETH BROWN English. Math, Art, Prom Night BEVERLY A. BROWN Pre-Calculus, Prom Night, American Lit, Physics BRENDA G. BROWN Freshman year WAYNE C. BRYCE Mrs. Wright ' s office RODNEY J. BURNEY My last Basketball game at Weaver High PAUL CAMPBELL Senior Outing, Homecoming Dance, Prom Night, Soccer games. Senior Meetings, Homeroom 1150 IAN A. CAMPBELL Prom Night, Day af ter graduation. Home¬ room 3048 GLEN CAMPBELL I will remember the Basketball game and all the people there. JOSE A. CARABALLO English, Walking in the hall. Computer Center, Cutting class. Sleeping in class. Making fun of teachers MICHELLE C. CARR Junior Year, Class night. Sophomore Luau, Turkey Game, Prom Night, Graduation ALISON L. CARTER Letters, “no one knows about it”. He’s so cute, things that are stifling and Calculus, bike rides and converstatlons with Smltty, married men, walks from QTQ in the sum¬ mer. and daily medication. LISA C. CASEY English, Junior Year Kll D. CHAMPION Junior Prom Night, Pep Rally, Senior Prom, Homeroom 3048 and 3038, Half Days YUKLAN C. CHEE-YOU New Edition Concert, Prom Night, Pep Ral¬ ly, Senior Outing LESLIE A. CLANCY Weaver Lunch, Prom Night, Ma. Wright, Detention, Eddie Davis, Ms. Whitaker RAYMOND COLLAZO Printing shop. Dressing as the Easter Bun¬ ny, Putting Mark in the garbage, Mr. Ziruk as Santa JOSE A. COLLAZO Homeroom 3038. Mr. Smith, Mr. White ' s vocabulary words, Mrs. Lyon’s lectures CHARLES E. CRAWFORD Prom Night, Singing in the showers. Class of ’85, The “Monkey”, Indoor Track, Love P. Love M. SANDRA CRUZ Class of ’87, Homeroom 3038, Homeroom 3047, New Edition, Senior Outing, Prom Night CALOR1S CURRY Freshman year with Mr. Smith, Walking the hall, Mrs. Sharp’s English class, Mr. Ro¬ bertson’s jokes. Skipping Basic Program¬ ming THERESA L. DAILEY Homecoming Dance, Prom Night, Home¬ room 3038, Class of ’87, Home Economic Teachers, All my teachers PAMELA DAVIS Prom Night, Mr. Smith PAULETTE DAVIS Prom Night, WTIC Contest, New Edition Concert MARK H. DAVIS When I fell down stairwell 4 and no one knew, KENNETH DAY Loyal fans, Mr. Smith’s class, 11th grade Chemistry class. Lunch (away from school), Mr. Karrer’s Jokes, Fun times BRIAN DELAIRE Graduation Day, Friends, Outing, Prom SYLVIA DELGADO Counting money for Mrs. Bobenski, Help¬ ing Mr. Walden in cooking class. Laughing In cooking class. Walking to bus the bus with Mrs. Hicks ELIZABETH DEVONISH New Edition, Classmates, Senior Outing, Prom Night, Mr Neal, Mrs. Monlgan EARL O. DICKEN Lunch Wave, All the people that skipped class and were on the first floor CARMEN M. DOMINGUEZ Friday’s fish. Senior Prom, Class Outing, Graduation, Homeroom 3050, The way the bathroom stinks PRECIOUS DOUGLAS Senior Prom, Class Night, After Prom, Mr. Morgan, Class Night, New Edition Concert, Graduation MELVIN D. DOUGLAS Prom Night, High Horizon, Homeroom 5012, Mrs. Gayle, Soccer Team, Gym GREGORY DRAYTON Junior Prom, Class Outtlng, Senior Prom, Homecoming Dance, Homeroom 5012, New Edition Concert RAYMOND S. DUNCAN All the fine females TERRENCE A. DURRANT Prom Night, Mr. Tom Smith, 5012. Higher Horizon. Mr Suppislch. Mrs. Gayle DYONISLA R. EASTERLING Sophmore Hawaian Luau, Mr. Delorato, Mr. Dawes. Pep rally. New Edition Concert, Talent Show SANDRA Z. EBANKS New Edition, ’86’ Talent show. Junior Prom. Weaver lunch. Half Day Activities (Smile), Dodging hall monitors ELDORA EDMONDS Our Friend, our teachers, class night, class outing. Graduation VERONICA EDWARDS New Edition, Drafting 5 6, Class of ' 87, Senior Prom, Homeroom 3048, Mr. Morgan 5046 GARFIELD H. EDWARDS Soccer, Mr. Jones, Prom, Junior Home¬ room, Ms. Moses, Lunch Room TIMOTHY EPPS All the great teachers In Weaver MICHELLE R. ERVIN Junior Prom,Senior Prom, Class Outing, Splash Party, 18th Birthday, Boyfriend BEVERLY FAGAN Prom Night, Teachers, Friends, Homeroom 3040, Homeroom 3009 TRACEY R. FERNANDEZ Bad lunch, Mrs. Wells, Mr. Dawes. Skipping classes. Being in the principles office. Friends SANDRA V. FEURTADO Senior Prom, Ms. Moses, Mr. Smith, Mr. Capiga, Graduation, Class Night FELECIA B. FLEETING Softball Team, Football Team, Baseball Team, Prom Night, Homecoming, Friends MELISSA FLOWERS New Edition, Senior Outing, Senior Prom, Mr. Dawes, Ms. Reynolds class VENTON B. FORBES Senior Prom, Junior Prom, Homecoming Dance, Boo Bear, Cheerleaders, and The Nights at Trinity College REMENTA L. FORBES Walking the halls. Work in the office. Com¬ ing to school late. Senior Prom, Junior Prom, Going home on half days TASHA M. FOSTER New Edition Concert, Junior Prom, Weaver Lunch, Senior Prom, Senior Outing, home¬ coming CASTREL FRANCIS Watching Devone dance. Working at Shop Rite, Checking out girls at school. Math class CHRISTOPHER J. FRASER Teacher’s Faces, The Prom, Graduation TIMOTHY W. FREEMAN Prom of 1984 CARLA C. FRETT Senior Prom, Class of ' 87 Beach Picnic, Greduation, Homeroom 3053, Homecom¬ ing week. Senior Outing DONAVON C. FULLWOOD Senior Baseball Year, Prom Night. Senior Year, Homeroom 3055, Being with my Friends. KAY GALLIMORE Prom Night, Friends, Teachers, Sherry HARRY GARCIA Homeroom 3049, Computer Center, AIASA trip 85, Boston 86, School Lunch, Room 1171 BRIDGETT GARDNER Graduation day. Senior Outing, Prom Night JANE A. GENTLES Pep Rally, Senior Prom, Class Night, Graduation, Senior Outing SHANDER M. GEORGE New Edition, Sophomore Luau, My four years at W.H.S., Lionel Thompson Jr„ Homecoming 1986, The Clique MARK A. GILL Senior Year JACQUELINE R. GILLIAM Mr. Tallman, Senior Prom, Homecoming, Senior Outing DENISE M. GODWIN Prom Night, Homeroom 4001, Sewing Class. Class of 87’, Art Class in “85-86” PHYLLIS L. GOGGINS Prom, Homecoming Dance, Pep Rally, Tur¬ key Game DAVID L. GOINS Basketball games against Conard and Hill- house MAYA T. GONSALVES New Edition, Class Outing, My 1st Football game. The ‘84 Talent show. Prom and Graduation Night, My crazy classmates LYNETTE GRADY Freshman year. Homeroom 4001 GOLENA GRAHAM New Edition, Prom Night, My stupid class¬ mates, Pep Rally, Graduation MICHELLE GRANGER Homeroom 3053, Class Outing, Prom Night, Graduation KAREN A. GRANT Class Night, Prom Night, Outing, Lunch, Freshmen Homeroom ALLISON E. GRAY My Sociology class, Mr. Dawes, Homeroom 3053 HORACE L. GREEN Graduation, Senior Outing, Class Night, Homeroom 3053, Senior Prom, Skipping Class KEVIN GREEN Room 1148, Mr. Tallman, Mr. Capiga, Prom Night, Senior Outing GERARDO T. GUEVARA Prom Night, Class Night, Class Outing CARMEN L. GUZMAN Math, Graduation Day, My mother STEVE C. HALL New Edition, Homecoming, Junior Prom, Graduation, Weaver conflicts and lunch. Inside Suspentlon JANIE A. HALL Sophomore Luau, Junior Prom, Senior Prom, New Edition, Homecoming, All of Weaver parties that I’ve been coming to since 8th grade. DIONNE T. HALL Commlng here, Mr. Smith, Trinity College Upward Bound, Sophomore Luau, Turkey Game INGRID S. HARRELL-LEE Sophomore Luau, Junior Prom, New Edi¬ tion, Senior Prom, Senior Outing, Ocean Beach back to school outing DENISE HARRIS Junior Prom, New Edition, Senior Prom JAMES T. HARRIS Rob’s Class, My Grades, Detention, School, My Teachers TRAVIS L. HARTS Prom Night, 4001, Homecommlg Dance, Girls that stayed back BRIAN L. HAYTHE Parties, Friends, Girls, Teachers, Knowl¬ edge, Homework ROBERT L. HEATH The F’s in Mr. Stewart’s Class, The can¬ celled Halloween party. New Edition Con¬ cert, The tough class of ’87, Beaver Achievement Day, Conflicts THERESA HENDERSON Mr. Walden ranking on us, Mrs. Hicks help¬ ing everyone. My Shirley temple curls ALFRED W. HENDERSON The Junior Prom, The New Edition Con¬ cert, The Baseball team’s record. My anni¬ versary with Tasha Smith, The Upward Bound students. The homecoming dance LIBBEYAN M. HENRY Prom Night, Pep Rally, New Edition MICHAEL HEPBURN Pep Rally, Senior Outing RENEE HITE The five flights of stairs. The lack of win¬ dows, New Edition Concert, All senior ac¬ tivities ANTHONY HODGES The Weaver Dance, New Edition, Doc Hur¬ ley, Junior Election, The CDC Basketball Game RONALD O. HOLLOMAN Homeroom 4001, Classmates KIMBERLY HOLMES New Edition JOYCE E. HOUSE Prom, Fish Fridays, Home Coming ’87, Graduation, The dark room lock, Mr. De Grandi’s Senior Biology KENDRA J. HUDSON The stairway 1, Back entrance of the girls locker room. New Edition, Mr. D’s Room, Weaver Lunches, The swimming pool JACKIE L. HUNT Prom night, 4001 SEAN M. HUTCHINGS Prom Night, First day of school ANDREA S. HYDE Graduation Night, Senior Outing, Mr. Dawes, Prom Night, Pep Rallys, Getting out of school early WILLIAM S. JACKSON Mrs. Chambers, The Harris’, Mrs. Reyn¬ olds, All the fly girls, Torrey Lamar Jack- son (son) VERONICA D. JACKSON The bad and good times RUFUS A. JAMES French 2A Class, Soccer Team, Gym, Three minutes to class. Homeroom 4002, Young Men of Tommorrow JACQUL1NE J. JAMES Pep Rally, Homecoming Weekend, New Edition Concert, Senior Prom, Turkey Game ' 86 BRENDA JAMES Homecoming Dance, Prom Night, All my teachers. All my homerooms. The New Edi¬ tion Concert LISA JOHNSON Mr. Smith, Class of 87’, Breakfast Club, Friends, Class of 86’, Brainlacs” ERIE L. JOHNSON Pep Rally ’86 ' , Sophomore Dance, Pep Ral¬ ly ’87’ CHERYL A. JOHNSON Mr. T. Smith’s class. Prom Night, Mr. Cor- bell’s humor, The walks home from WQTQ 154 CANDACE J. JOHNSON Sophomore Prom (Luau), Junior Prom, Senior Prom, Lunch at the Senior table. My Publication Design Class, New Edition KIMBERLY M. JONES TAMMIE D. JONES Prom Night, Graduation, Class Night, Sen¬ ior Prom, Homecoming, Pep Rallys DWAYNE A. JONES Class of ' 87 CATHY O. JOSEPH Tom Smith, Prom Night, My Mother, Class Night, Double Dutch Championships LENNOX KEEN ANESS1A KING Homecoming Dance, New Edition, Fresh¬ men Year, Senior Year, Prom Night, Homeroom 4006 IRVIN D. KIRKLAND My Teachers, Skipping Math, Eaten three waves. Flirting with girls, Illin In the hall¬ way, Buggln in Class ROSEMARIE E. KNIGHT Prom Night, Homecoming, Mr. Tallman. Friends, Teachers, Lunch (horrible) RAMONA L. KNIGHT Prom Night, New Edition Concert DEBBIE A. KNOWLIN Prom Night, School, Teachers, Friends, The Principals, The crowded hallways IVY L. LAWRENCE Prom Night, Pep Rally’s, Senior Year, New Edition. Second lunch wave friends JENNIFER A. LAWRENCE Prom Night, Homecoming Dance, Home¬ room 4005 CANDICE C. LEAK Junior Prom, Clothing Classes, Basketball Games, Class Night, New Editions Concert, My locker with It ' s Prince posters. TRACY D. LEATHERWOOD Smelly bathroom. Lunch, New Edition, Homecoming, Football Games, Basketball Games YOLANDA E. LEE Homecoming, Prom Night, Senior Party, Class of 87’ meetings. Class Night, Senior Outing KENNETH A. LEE Freshman Year, Track, Senior Year, Foot¬ ball DARRYL T. LEVINE Prom Night, Homeroom 4005, Ms. Phillips, Senior Outing, Mr. Clrone, New Edition Concert YOLANDA LEWIS The skip days. The lunch days. Half-day, Prom Night, Senior Outing, Especially Fri¬ day fish day CAROL B. LEWIS Prom Night JACQUELINE LITTLE Prom Night JACQUELINE K. LITTLE Prom Night, Homeroom, Chewing gum. Going to the office, M.D.O., Mr. Dawes LEONARD LOCKHART The Baseball team. The Class of 87, Prom Night, Homeroom 4005 SHERRY M. LOGAN Prom Night, Lunch Wave YOLANDA T. LOONEY New Edition, Senior Outing KENNETH B. LOWE CCY ’86, Mr. Smith’s glare, Mr. Karrer’s glare, A-ha, Van Halen 5150, Penguins from Heaven TONI LOWE Homecoming, Friends, Senior Prom, Sen¬ ior Outing, Ms. Hall KELVIN L. LOWE Prom Night, Senior year, Mr. Tallman, Mr. Davis, Mr. Smith, Graduation MARY C. LUCAS Prom Night, New Edition, Skipping, Friends WAYNETTE Y. LUMPKIN Gymnastics Team, New Edition, Cutting Class, Higher Horizon, Prom Night, Class Night GARY L. LUMPKIN Junior Prom, Ms. Moses, 1985 Indoor Track team VENORRIS L. MARTIN Fun, Halls, Girls, Teachers, Hall Monitors, Work LORI R. MCCANTS Prom Night, Senior Outing, Room 1150, Hiking Club, Class Night, Graduation DARYEL P. MCCROREY Homeroom 4053, Prom Night, Locker room. Lunch room. Guidance Counselor of¬ fice STEPHEN M. MCDONALD Homecoming Dance, Prom Night, Gradu¬ ation, Class Outing MARC C. MENDES Prom Night, Senior Outing, Lunch Days. Skip Days, Wearing Sneakers, Conflicts TYRONE A. MITCHELL Wrestling. Electronics, Football. Mrs. Carter VERLECUIA R. MITCHELL Homecoming. Basketball season. Pep Ral¬ ly, Prom, Graduation, Senior Outing SHARON D. MOORE New Edition Concert, Summer School, Cut¬ ting, Friends, Teachers. School Spirit Con¬ test MILLICENT L. MOORE Hawaiian Luau, Prom Night, Graduation, Junior Homeroom, Senior Outing, Class Night STEVE A. MOOVING Prom Night, Senior Outing, Class Dance, Class Night, Sport Championship, Senior Year NEVILLE A. MORGAN Prom Night, Homeroom 4053, Fire Alarms CHRISTOPHER S. MORGAN My years playing football. The Senior Class ANDREA M. MURRAY Prom Night, Sophomore Luau MBOYA A. NELSON Senior Prom, Sophomore Luau, New Edi¬ tion Concert, Freshmen Year, E = MC squared, -b + or - the square root of b squared - 4ac all over 2a RICHARD NEMBHARD Prom Night, Public Design Class of ’87 NITZA NEVAREZ Teacher, Friends, Prom Night, Pep Rally, Senior Outing, Graduation THEODORE R. OWENS Prom Night LORETTA R. PARKER Prom, Graduation Night BERNETTA F. PEGUES M. B. Dixon, Pep Rally, Mr. Smith home¬ room 4060, New Edition, Prom Night, Dar¬ rell Brown TONIA L. PENNINGTON All of my teachers. Friends, Good things, Bad things. Senior Skip Day, Senior Outing WANDA I. PEREZ Prom Night, Pep Rally, Senior Outing, Class Night ANGELA PIERCE Prom Night CAROLYN-MARIE M. PINKNEY Prom Night, Class Cuts, Pep Rally, Class Night, Homecoming Dance KAREN S. PRATT Prom Night, Pep Rally. Class Night ALICIA A. PUGH New Edition, c o ’87’, All my boys, Mrs. Reynolds, Donna Foster, Mrs. Cordi-Allen CARLENE RANDOLPH Graduation Day, Prom Night, Senior skip day. Senior Outing, Homeroom 4060, Last day of school MARK REAVES Homecoming Dance, Prom Night, Hallow¬ een Dance MICHELE E. REDDING Graduation, Mr. Morgan, Prom Night, Birth of my son. Nursery, New Edition JUANITA RICHARDSON Senior Prom, Math wiz Mr. Capiga, Junior Prom GARY RIDLEY Prom Night, Homeroom 4070 KAREN A. RILEY Prom Night, Mr. Fallazzo, Homecoming, Class Night, Pep Rally, Graduation ANA M. RIOS Prom Night, Class Night, Pep Rally, Senior Outing, The Football Game DON RIVAS Nightmares, Hurricanes, Disasters JEANNETTE RIVERA Homecoming Dance, Detention, Afters¬ chool Activities HECTOR M. RIVERA The Varsity Baseball Team, The lunches. Prom Night, My Outrageous baseball coach. Business Investments, Camp Wood- stock PERCY P. ROBERTS Prom Night, Senior Outing, Homecoming Dance PETER M. ROBINSON Halloween Dance, Prom Night, All the teachers MONIQUE M. ROBINSON Skipping Classes, Grinder day at lunch. Fish on Fridays, Being late. Talking back DANA L. ROBINSON The Weaver Band ‘85-’87, Mr. Smith ' s 7:15 Homeroom, Honor Society Parties JANET ROCHE GLORIA D. ROGERS Prom, Graduation ANNIE ROJAS The hallway I met Dee In, Fish on Fridays, When 1 got suspended. The trouble I got In, The way the bathroom smells. Days 1 was absent DAMAR1S ROSA Homecoming Dance, Prom Night, Trips. Class of ‘87’, New Edition Concert, Teach¬ ers CASSANDRA H. ROSE Security Guards, Teachers, Prom, Mr. dr¬ one, Outing, Friends LORENZO A. ROSS The mirror In the fifth floor bathroom ROBIN S. RUFF Prom Night, Graduation MARISOL RUIZ Prom Night, Pep Rally, Senior Outing, Class Night LOURDES ROUZ Skipping Classes, Getting Suspended, How the Bathroom smells. Getting busted. Af¬ terschool Activities, Almost obeying all school rules LATRIC1A RUSSELL T.C.U.B., Sophomore Luau, FLB.L.A. con¬ ference In ’85’, New Edition Concert, Mrs. Audet Dennis, The best teacher at Weaver Mr. T. Smith. DAVID C. SAMUELS Everybody at WQTQ FM, Those wonderful school lunches WANDA Y. SANABRIA Lionel Richie Concert, Pep Rally, Senior Prom CARLOS R.L SANTIAGO Prom Night, Senior Outing, Pep Rally, Homecoming Dance, Turkey Game EFRAIN SANTOS New Edition, Pep Rallies ROY SCOTT Paula Miller, Sharon Shaw, Brian Allar- dyce, R.A. James, Rohon Freckleton “Freck”, Burro Banton (Richard Newbhard) EMILY D. SHARPE F.B.L.A. Conferences, Honor Society In¬ duction, Donating blood. Bad lunches. New Edition Concert, Freshman year chas¬ ing a Senior around ANTOINETTE SHERROD New Edition Concert, Homeroom 4070, Drama Class JANICE M. SHIPMAN Mr. Bowman KADIA P. SINCLAIR New Edition, Prom Night, Drama Club MARSHALL R. SKI NNER Turkey Game, Homecoming Dance, Senior Year, Prom Night, Senior Outing, 4 years of Football TREVOR SMITH Curtis Hill, Roy Scott, Rodney, Chris Pau¬ lin, Eddie Paulin, Mrs. Hutchinson TASHA N. SMITH Sophomore Luau, Junior Prom, New Edi¬ tion Concert, Sweet Attraction, Gradu¬ ation, Hangln Out (clique 83-87), First floor after school HEATHER SMITH Sophomore Luau, All the good times we had. Homeroom 5013, Class of 87’, New Edition Concert, The Wlz production DEIDRA SMITH Prom Night, Basketball games. Hanging In the Halls, Pep Rallies, Fine Fellas, Visit by New Edition DANE A. SMITH Sophomore Prom, Homeroom 5013, New Edition Concert, The football team. Junior english class JAMES B. SPINKS Proms, Yearbook, Pep Rally, Homecom¬ ing, Graduation, 4 years at Weaver GLORIA K. SPRINGER Homeroom 5013, Class meetings. Senior Prom, Walking the halls. Friends LISA A. STREETE New Edition, Pep Rally’s, Soccer Games, Mr. D (Deloreto), ALLAN A. STRUMS Prom Night, Kil Champion, Homecoming Dance. Senior Outing, Splash Party, Wres¬ tling GARTH A. SWABY Tom Smith, Soccer, Pep Rallies, etc . . TANYA M. TAYLOR Prom Night, Homeroom 5036, Trips, Class night. Senior Outing, Football Games ROBERT W. TAYLOR Senior Prom, Prom Night, Mr. Morris, Class Night, Mr. Steele. Mr. Neil JAMES K. TAYLOR Prom Night, Friends, Homeroom 5078 JEANETTE M. THOMAS Senior and Junior Prom, Sophomore Luau, Graduation, Class Outing, Football Games ’85’ and ‘86’. MARC WILLIAMS GILROY THOMAS Championship Basketball season. School lunches, New Edition, Homeroom 5036, My Homeboys, Qute F.M. CAROL THOMPSON Mr. Walden’s teasing, Enjoying all the kids in class. Improving my reading In Mrs. Bo- benskl ' s class LIONEL THOMPSON JR. Mrs. Chambers Reynolds, Mr. D ' s Boards, Fish on Friday, Weaver -vs- Hart¬ ford High games. The Silly’s, Prom Night, The fine girls with fresh shapes. GARNETT THOMPSON Prom Night, Homeroom 5078 TONYA J. THREET Senior Prom, Prom Night, Homecoming Dance, Weaver High C O ' 87 ' , All good and bad thoughts of W.H.S., Last day of school CEDRIC TOBIAS Prom Night. Friends. Homeroom 5078 REINA M. TORRES Prom Night, Class of 87 ' , Homeroom 5078. Class Outing, Class Night MURIEL A. TUMMINGS Mr. Gravey. Mr. Bowman JOHN E. TURNER MILTON TYSON Homecoming Football Game, Prom Night, Turkey game, 1985 Seniors BARBARA J. VAN ALLEN Junior Prom, Lunchwave 1986-87, Skip¬ ping class. Talks with Torrey, Minnows and 3 flushes. Senior year 1987 EDWARDO VEGA Prom Night, Homecoming Dance, Senior Outing, 4058, Graduation, Senior Skip Day DOROTHY VENABLE Mr. Morris. Prom Night, Homeroom 5078 and 5070, My student I went to school with JOSE VIERA Prom Night, Weaver High, Friends, Home¬ room 5078 CLOVER C. WAITE Mr. Bosco, Skipping BRENETTA J. WAITE Mr. Morgan, Mr. Bosco, Mrs. Kerr, Christi¬ na Rios, Don” TORREY N. WALKER Junior Prom Night 5 9 86, My personal talks with Barbara, (1983) 1st game I cheered for, Conn-Pep (1986), My Senior Year (The Year III), My listening devlce- Denise Harris KELLI Y. WALSER Homecoming, Prom Night, Senior Outing, Graduation, Turkey Game, Class Night MELISSA S. WALTERS Turkey Games, Weaver Basketball games against Bloomfield. Pep Rallys, Homecom¬ ing, Prom Night LEON L. WALTERS The great time I had my Senior year LAWRENCE S. WATKINS Hard times in school. Fun times. My Teach¬ ers, Homeroom 5078 PHYLLIS L. WATTS Homecoming Dance, Homeroom 5079, Prom Night, Graduation Night, Friends Associates LATRINA WELCOME 10th grade lunch. Prom Night, Senior Out¬ ing, Homeroom 5079, Senior Skip Day, Class of ’87’ THERESA WEST first day of high school. Football games. Class Outing, Graduation Night, Pep Ral¬ lies, Friends IAN WHITE Soccer Game, Homeroom 5079, Home¬ coming Dance, Senior Outing SONCERE R. WHITECLOUD The 10th Grade Luau, Homecoming, New Edition, Sweet Attraction The way we were in our Sophomore year, Mrs. Rackley, Cheerleading In my last year. Mr. Karrer ' s office 7th period. MARC K. WILLIAMS Senior Prom, Junior Prom, Sophomore Luau, Graduation, Senior Class Outing, HOmecomlng Game and Dance, JEAN¬ ETTE THOMAS SHARON M. WILLIAMS 10th grade Hawaiian Dance, Nasty lunch, Mr. Morris, All the Homeglrls PAMELA WILLIAMS The great times I had in Ms. Moses class. KIMBERLY D. WILLIAMS Prom Night, Senior Outtlng, Graduation, Homeroom 5079, My brother Marc Wil¬ liams EVANS G. WILLIAMS Homeroom 5079 YVONNE WILLIS Prom Night, Senior Outing, Class Night, Graduation WILLIE F. WILSON Athletics, 1st Touchdown, Ladles, Mr. Da¬ vis TESS1E S. WILSON I will remember the 10th grade Hawaiian Dance, New Edition Concert SHERYL A. WILSON Mr. Dawes, Senior Outing. Graduation. Prom Night, Mr. Davis, Pep Rally LEON L. WILSON Prom Night SHELLY L. WILSON Security Guards, Radio Drama Club, Senior Year, Graduation DONOVAN C. WOODRUFF Homeroom 5079, Mrs. Maler, Mr. Beard , ' 86 ' Basketball season. All the girls 155