Weston High School - Key Yearbook (Weston, MA)

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FAY BARNARD. February 8, 1924, Framingham. We are all familiar with her favorite pastime-- combing her hair and wasting time. Likes fried clams. Dean’s ice cream, and hanging around the school office, and two to one she’ll be there, either arguing with a certain P.G. or trying to get excused. Fay is the Hedy Lamarr of Weston High and has had the glamorous role here since her Sophomore year. She has been a member of the Glee Club. Plans to go to a Junior College so we may see her picture in Lampoon. Who knows? DOROTHY BATEY ( Dot”, Batty ). January 13, 1924, Weston. Drawing, archeology, and clothes are Dot ' s chief interests and she will specialize in them next year at Endicott. Peppermint candy, anything blue and good looks are a few of her pet likes. Dot is one of our quiet and very studious class¬ mates, and the result is very good. She is not only noted for her artistic ability, but by the lovely clothes she makes. During high school she painted scenery for operettas, chairman for decor¬ ations at the Junior Prom, publicity manager of What a Life and a member of the Sub-Deb Club. ALDA BENOTTI. December 20, 1923, Weston. Likes to have teachers absent and hates people who borrow your homework and conceited people . Alda has been one of Weston ' s star pupils all thru her school life, so can you blame us poor dummies for borrowing her grade A papers? Alda ' s chief interest is watching certain couples make love during noon hours. Tch, Tch, Aldal Her pastime is bothering Harriet Strom. Activities: Glee Club (Operetta three years). WARREN BOLTON. August 12, 1923, Plymouth. Likes ten cent ice cream cones and the tall dark and handsome type. Hates to get up the morning after the night before. Wants to be a high pres¬ sure salesman. Warren is our gifted public speaker in English Class, as he is stricken with highly imaginative and weird dreams. Activites: Glee Club one year, and a saxophonist in our High School Orchestra.

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STUART CLIVE ( Stu , Stule ). July 28, 1922, Newton- ville. Stu ' s chief interest is, of course, sports. His suppressed desire, to make good in everything he does, hasn’t been very suppressed so far. Besides being a scholar, he’s a ten letter man with four years of football, and three years of basketball and baseball to his credit. In contrast with these facts is Stuie’s pet diversion, dances; and we guess he’s been to every one around. He has appeared in leading roles in three operettas and one play and certainly lives up to his title of being the most versatile young man of the Senior Class. ’’Take care,” Stuie. JOHN CRONIN (’’Johnnie”). May 17, 1922, Weston. Need we say what a great baseball pitcher we have in Johnnie Cronin? Just remember that no hit, no run Southboro game. When he isn’t playing base¬ ball, Johnnie likes to watch the big league games and perhaps get a few pointers here and there . His other pastimes are a good game of pool or cards . Next year he hopes to go on to further learning. Here’s wishing the best of everything to you, J ohnnie. ELEANOR DUNN ( Elly ). February 28, 1923, Watertown. Likes dates (not the kind you eat). Her suppressed desire is to be an air hostess, but her destination is Art School. Elly’s chief interests are dancing, drawing, sports, and traveling. ”As pretty as a picture and refreshing as the rain is a fitting description for this little bundle of fun, pep, and personality--namely Elly. She has brightened our classes all through school. Her pastime is Virginia. Elly’s sunny smiles and witty remarks will take her a long way. Activities: Glee Club. MARTIN EDWARDS ( Marty ). January 12, 1924, Boston. Our star saxophonist’s suppressed desire is to be a radio announcer in New York City. His pastime, as if you couldn’t guess, is listening to records and the radio and practicing the sax. However, we hear he ' s pretty busy most of the time playing in a band. In between times Marty has found time to play three years of baseball and has earned his letter. Next year ' s plans are indefinite as yet, but that band should go places, Marty. ToVn-v C.