Weston High School - Heliotrope Yearbook (Weston, CT)

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5 5 2 rism Personalit Different moods contributed to the spectrum. Red with anger, a student tried desperately to mend his conflicting schedule or rattled over the newly installed speed bumps Calias 'tmuffler manglers J in the parking lot. Bright and crazy in yellow hues, cheer- leaders chanted. Students became green with envy over others' dates, or their real nice cars. Breaking up with a special friend or failing a test invited the blues of sadness. As the barren winter trees turned into the crisp greenery of spring, underclassmen looked for- ward to the lazy days of summer while seniors concentrated on their future endeavours. As they drifted towards their new begin- nings, they were better prepared because of the large variety of op- portunities and ideas with which Weston High School had present- ed them. Hallway ballet is demonstrated by Mary Scott Witherington and Dan Wagner as they redo a step from the summer show, Pajama Game.

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Answering a tap at the window, Chuck Chapman glares at our photographer. Looking up from her U.S. History work is Lisa Mintz. Missy Voight smiles during a iight mo- ment in the chorus room. Backstage, Barry Smith takes a break dur- ing The Pajama Game.

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. .sg.Q,1gJ3'5 ' km: :.v, -7- Junior wit overcomes Barbara Jordan and Lisa Scully. I Outside the old yearbook room, Jimmy Ca- A secluded corner in the library allows mmm and Tom Gallagher perform under- John Sweat to read undisturbed. C1355 antics, .. -gas, W... , .,a5X15Y3yi9 .arL 1 An integration of freaks and t'jocks combine to make a pyramid in the courtyard. Searching for meaning, Mary Grace Gellene studies Lord Of The Flies on the way to a volleyball game. In contemplation of the soccer team's vic- tory, Mike Manere carries the corner poles to be put in storage after the game.