Weston High School - Key Yearbook (Weston, MA)

Page 24 text:

Class of 1948 First Row (left to right): Bill Brock, Bill Storey, Frank Jacques, Burnell Dow, Kenyon Witty, Bill Goodman, Tom Coburn, Philip Enholm, Hugh Chandler, Dan Compton, Hugh Colliton, James Dolan, Kimball Stevens, Gardiner Brown, Allan Pooler. Second Row: Betty Boyce, Laura Howie, Mary Davis, Harriet Rich, Dorothy Grannis, Louise Beardsley, Joan Woodward, Jane Colpitts, Betsy Powell, Jean McRae, Deborah Knights, Josephine Me- lone, Jane Norton, Virginia Colpetts, Barbara McQueeny, Joy Stubbs, Bernice Bourinot, Ann Hills, Carolyn Hest- hall, Joy Blaney, Eloise Kenny. Third Row: Marney Foster, Jan Palmer, Susan Howard, Lois Wicken, Audrey Jane Byrne, Robert Pyle, Ernest Landry, Bill Van Heest, Bill Nichols, Walter Theall, Edgar Hubbard, Warren Vittum, Robert Hunter, John Nash, Markey Whitney, Connie Russell, Jeanne Hallitt, Jane Woodward, Betty Jackson. CLASS OFFICERS President . Philip Enholm Secretary . MARY SNIDER Treasurer . HUGH CHANDLER 22

Page 23 text:

Priscilla Otto leaves her jolly naturalness and unsophisticated airs to Markey Whitney. Georgia Ragan leaves her ways with Mr. Taunton to the principals of next year’s operetta. John Mele leaves his popularity and great big grin to that isolationist, Lyman Parsons. Marshall Hills leaves his ability to avoid the public eye to Billy Brock. Philip Noyes leaves his ability to be devilish to Freddy Crafts. Geraldine Morgan leaves her ability to climb the library bookshelves to any junior who wants to keep next year’s freshmen amused. Betty Tebeau leaves her alibis to that certain group of silly sophomores always trying to elude Miss Spear. Alden Whittemore leaves his nimble walk to Parker Harrison. Christine Tebo leaves her smooth dancing to Charles Whiting. Andrea Byron left us this year for the sunshine and orange blossoms of California. Katherine Gallagher leaves her numerous and sundry love affairs to any needy underclassman. Henry Johnson, who hates too much talk, just leaves, to escape Margaret D’Intinosanto. John Beebe leav es a certain part of his wardrobe to the girls’ locker room. Carolyn Robinson leaves her ability to keep a beau to Ginny Wheeler. Alfred Edmunds leaves the teachers’ nerves slightly on the ragged side. Seaton Tackson leaves his devotion to duty on the basketball court to Beverly Hastings. The Senior Class leaves its table in the library to Merithew Hills. Now that we’re leaving, perhaps she’ll invite some of her own class over to join her. We hereby nominate and appoint Mr. Carl T. Rhoades to be the sole executor, without bond, of this our last will and testament, and we hereby re¬ voke all former wills and testamentary instruments. The attached instrument was thereunto subscribed by the class of 1945, the testators, in the presence of each of us and was at the same time declared by them to be their last will and testament, and we are at their request signing our names hereunto in their presence as attesting witnesses. Helen Harding, Alice L. Bocquel, Ruth E. Smith. 21

Page 25 text:

CAN YOU IMAGINE? Marshall Hills.Expressing praise for kid sisters”? Henry Johnson.Having a bang-up row with Pop”? Gerrie Morgan.Not being slap-happy? Candy Robinson.With Chick” in her bike-basket instead of Honey? Quiz Kid” Edmunds.Bringing an apple for the teacher? Seaton Jackson.With a southern drawl? Jack Patterson.Showing indifference toward the fair sex? Johnny Mele.At the opera? John Beebe.With long hair again? Katie Gallagher.Laughing quietly? Chris Tebo.As the bright-light of History class? Betty Tebeau.With an alibi that somebody’ll believe? Audie Whittemore.With a harem? Philip Noyes.In a zoot suit? Gwen Gale.Giving advice to the love-lorn? Naomi Newell.Ever conceding an argument? Kay Ritz.Growing for a change? Alice Dolan.Asa gossip? Priscilla Otto.Being inconspicuous? Phee Brown.Talking a la Brooklyn? Georgia Ragan. Ever being on time? Sally Caffrey.and Phee not speaking”? Pauline Jacques.As a soap box orator? Nancy Peakes.Ignoring her studies? David Campbell.Accepting a mark without a murmur? Nancy Woodman.Using a comb with a few teeth? Jeanne Rogers . Without Lorraine? Lorraine Comeau.Making her own decisions? Kenneth Turner.Being slow”? Kenneth King.Taking his sister to the movies? Tommy Tilton.As a brunette? Eleanor Walls.Getting a deportment slip? Joan Brouillette.Being dominated? Jean Tiffany.Thinking of anything but horses? June Fiske.Seeing green” for a change, instead of the usual Red”? 23