Weston High School - Key Yearbook (Weston, MA)

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.•»■ • •• ■ ' . WILLIAM FUNDERBURK “Bill,” skipper of the famous S. S. BUTTER¬ CUP, class president three out of our four years in high school, came with the April showers in 1918. He has been with us since the second grade. In his fourth year of football he was our fighting captain; he successfully took the part of “Big Hearted Her¬ bert” and for one happy evening he was our agile Lord High Chancellor. Model working is his hob¬ by. After his graduation from Dartmouth, he will be one of America’s greatest engineers—that, at least, is our prophecy.

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I I CONSTANCE E. BURRAGE Miss Burrage, our home room teacher, is also a graduate of Weston High. She attended Radcliffe College and taught in three other schools before settling in Weston. As a dramatic coach, she was excellent and as a teacher—we all know that. She has helped us weather all the storms that blow up our senior year, and for the many other ways in which she has aided us, we thank her.

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KENNETH STROM “KEN” When Kenneth joined our class in the eighth grade, we were at once fascinated by his good looks and charming smile. He has twice been class treas¬ urer, is now our vice-president, has played bas¬ ketball, and for the last two years has kept us in order. His artistic ability, shown by the decor¬ ations for our Junior Prom, should carry him far.