Weston High School - Heliotrope Yearbook (Weston, CT)

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THE ECHO OF KEYS The southwest wing of WHS housed more than just the nurse's office. It was also the home of the library and the business educa- tion department. The noises in this hall were unique: silence reigned in the library while the ,!'e With pencil poised, Stephanie Lane awaits her Stenography dictation. Mr. Roshkind reviews the homework giv- en to his Accounting class, although Carl DeGroat finds our photographer more in- teresting, typing rooms across the hall sounded like store-rooms full of jumping beans. The Haunt of the Happy Book- er, the library, was the studying center of the school. Here stu- dents read, worked on homework, or just socialized. Across the hall, students learned important and practical business skills, such as typing, accounting, and short- hand. '

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Speeding up the process, Brian Wood dries his proof sheet. L J Peter Dabkowski does a preliminary sketch. While in the dark room, Mr. Mitchell, alias The Weasel , demonstrates the proce- dure of inserting film into a negative holder to his interested students. Before painting, Nancy Balbirer lightly sketches the bowl of fruit as she perceives it. .l..,f j,,,,45 Trying her experienced hand at batik i Heather Williams. ' .-,Q . if ui 4 maui' .33 s 'N- In preparation for linoleum block printing Mike Villeneuve inks his design. Jenny Fowler finds her prospective sub- its ject amusing. l v fl

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l l In an ironic twist in the library on Halloween, Mrs. Wilbur, The Happy Booker, donned Iher devil outfit. If L4 ,far-W' Checking out the mags in the library is John Piscitelli, reading the more impor- tant literature available. lil! PM HERE lil HELP Yllll. At one of the quiet tables, Tracy Hood manages to get some work done. Giving his fingers a rest, Roger Daismont socializes. 81 IS .pvwu v E f s E E