Weston High School - Key Yearbook (Weston, MA)

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JOHN SHEEHAN ( Wolf ). June 10, 1923, Cambridge. Likes to waste time in study hall. Pet peeve is doing homework over the week-end. Pastime is eating and sleeping. John’s plan for the future is to walk the road of life without a worry or care . We’re all sure John can do it, too. From all indications we suspect John of being a Casanova but we’ll all miss his sunny smile and his never-failing generosity. Activities include: football, baseball, and in operettas, Riding Down the Sky and Pirates of Penzance . ANNA JOSEPHINE STEVENS ( Babe ). March 19, 1924, Weston. Likes to hear Helen Forrest sing There’ll Be Some Changes Made Hates jelly doughnuts and favorite pastime is singing, knit¬ ting, and 920 Club. Babe’s vibrant personality has amused us ever since the first grade . She has remained peppy and full of fun all through High School, having a good time with everyone, but her heart belongs to Marty I CHARLES STEVENS ( Bill ).February 8, 1922, Waltham. Bill is the mystery man of our class for we never see him anywhere except in the lab . However, we understand that he ' s one of tbe real good Scouts in the town. He certainly has earned a lot of merits and has been a great help to his Scout leaders. In spite of his quiet ways, he was voted cleverest by his classmates. No doubt he can use this cleverness to good advantage in his future work. HARRIET STROM. March 13 , 1924, Waltham. Likes eating crackers in bed and vacations. Hates conceited boys and public speaking. Fav¬ orite pastime is going to the movies. Harriet came to us in the third grade and we shall all remember her shy, quiet, reserved manner. We think this must have something to do with the 211th C.A. Just mention it and watch Harriet blush. Activites: Glee Club for four years. 13 rue if Rory

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JAMES SULLIVAN ( Jimmy ). July 22, 1924, Weston. Likes work, play, and going out . Hates history and Shakespeare. Desires to become a millionaire. His chief interests are hunting, driving, and making money. Jimmy left us in the fourth grade but came back in the seventh. We suspect Jimmy of being the strong silent type. He has very little to say in school and seems to disappear afterwards. Destination, Wall Street . Good luck, Jimmy’. Activities: Glee Club. EBON GLORIA SWENSON ( Pinkie ). April 19, 1924, Waltham. Likes a good book and an onion sandwich. Favorite pastimes are reading, making fudge, and knitting. Pinkie ' s destination is a business college next year. Better make it co-ed, Pinkie. Maybe John will take up typing and shorthand. Pinkie, so named because of the way she blushes, is interested in the piano, swimming, and long walks. Alone, Pinkie? We wonder’. Baseball seems to be one of Pinkie’s favorite sports in the last two years. He does pitch a good game I BURSLEY H. TITUS ( Burs and Nickle ). November 4, 1923, Boston. Burs came to us in the seventh grade and since then whenever there is a question in dispute, Burs is always right in there kickin’. His pastime is wrestling with a certain Junior. Hi, Eddie. In between studies at V.M.I. next year, our best dressed man in town would like to drive a bus between New York and Chicago. As a stylist, Burs takes the cake. Have you seen those lovely creations he ' s been turning out at all the baseball games? Better stick to your managing, Mister Titus. DAVID E. TOWNSEND ( Dave ). September 25, 1922. If all goes well, i 960 will find our hero, Dave E., in the White House, at which time--according to David--the men will be wearing the pants of the nation and not the . Then we ' ll hear no more facts and statistics, just facts . Where have we heard that before? Few people know his more serious moments, but believe us when we say that he ' s Climbed the ladder of De Molay Battle Green, Chapter No. 165 , Lexington, Mass., and his desire is to reach the top. We know you ' ll get there, Dave, and the best of luck to you. •pAv S t= .