Weston High School - Heliotrope Yearbook (Weston, CT)

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.J. O ANN QUINLAN KAREN ST DU ANGEL ARST ' HE TTY 'PA ES GAM IC RON CT ELE WN RRY BRO JE ENTENNIAL O 1 Q P' Z L11 P O A 1 Z Fil A A 11 vw Q o o 3 Z o W o.. E 1 W HOSTAGES 0 MELLOW 0 MELTDOWN 0 DIGITAL WATCHES ' FROZEN YOGURT ' MCGOVERN 0 BILLY CARTER 0 MR. GERALD FORD ' STREAKING ' PERRIER ' GASAHOL A-'R INFLATION ' ROOTS ' DYN-O-MITE ' TEN-FOUR 0 NUKES ' OIL 0 PEACE IN TH' Q T 0 O KING TUT BLACK OU IS ANNIE HALL RED DYE 42 Whlliiiiili Qlllllir' Ai' '- 2 . - Z l A 2 1 ' a -A WATERGATE A lx ' 5 1, fx a JIMMY WHO? 0 HOT TUBS ' FAST FOODS ' LIGHT BEER 0 EQUAL RIGHTS AMMENDMENT o 18 YEAR OLD VOTE 1- BEAUTIFUL D JOGGING 0 TWO DOLL . AR RII L SKYLAB - SELF-IMPROVEMENT - CHILDPROOF CAPS - WATERGATE - KENT STATE - POPE JOHN PAUL II - SOLAR REVERSE DISCRIMINATION - OPEC - FARRAH EAWCET LOOK BACK The beginning of the 70's found us playing with Whizzers and sSp's in Hurlbutt's all pur- pose room or skipping rope on the blacktop. We pushed 'and shoved to board the bus, and sang Songs on the way home. We Pnmnlnirmrl xvhon mir' nur- il I ., , V' AXNNN ff 1 iiii . FK RVQKRE JHN A N--Ee W ., , . . ' fm , , P 3 -, Qxvxv Af-A, ,X 4' xM'li. Lgt:Y', sf mu h- Q J fl' 'T A if ff' ' it ' J '! ' 'S N Q f '! ents quickly switched the chan- nel after I Love Lucy to watch gory and pathetic scenes of Vietnam on the news. l After a few years, we left the f lunch boxes and long recess 1 periods behind to attend the l new middle school XMhilp vnu:

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