Weston High School - Key Yearbook (Weston, MA)

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Priscilla Mae Compton Modeling School I August 18, 1930 Waltham, Mass. “Tilla” is an old standby since first grade and pigtail days and she is now our crack secretary, holding two positions at once; secretary of the Glee Club and also the Speech Arts 9:20 Club Tilla, who hopes to become a model, loves crowds of people and therefore revels in the atmosphere of the “Tote”, but when she can be found at home, it is in an oversize old shirt, eating anything and everything but onions. Glee Club 4 years. Glee Club Officer 1 year, 9:20 Club Officer 1 year Thomas Everett Damon September 4, 1929 Undecided Waltham, Mass. We all like “Tom”, even though we envy his ability to get his homework done on time without complaining. This industry certainly was a help to him when he had charge of locating properties for “The Fighting Littles” this year. Tom’s surprising hobbies are electric trains and movies, and his favorite sport seems to be baseball. He is undecided about the future, but we are sure he will be able to enter any college that appreciates a good, steady worker with an abundance of deter ' mination and energy. Baseball 1 year. Yearbook staff. Properties manager—■ “The Fighting Littles” Warren Ciidworth Davis May 10, 1923 Massachusetts State College Springfield, Mass. “Dave”, the very latest addition to our class, came to us from the Air Corps where he was a radio technician. Radio is also his hobby, but his intentions for the future incline more to soil con- servation work. During the short time he has been here, we have noted his able reasoning and sound judgment, the result of his many experiences. We hope that Dave fulfills his ambition to be an agronomist, and wish him the luck he deserves.

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Judith Winifred Arnold Radcliffe December 9, 1929 Winchendon “Judie” joined our ranks in the tenth grade and since then, Spring and Fall, Judie has been teased about baseball,—that is, about Ted Williams. This she bears with remarkable composure. In “The Fighting Littles” she gave an excellent performance as the club woman, Mrs. Harpeddle, and, quite appropriately, is an enthusiastic supporter of the Discussion Club. We have been unaware of Judie’s ambition to he a doctor, hut could not fail to know that she wants to see all the games in which the mighty Ted plays. “The Fighting Littles”, Discussion Club, Chanticleer Staff, Operetta 2 years. Civic League Wc.ston Blake, Jr. February 26, 1930 Dartmouth Jamacia Plain SportS ' loving “Westie” has been one of the few who have managed to stick it out for twelve years at Weston. Fie has filled his time with dozens of activities, earning high marks at the same time. He contemplates a busy future, too, since his amhi- tions to be a skier in the Olympics and a successful research chem¬ ist will call for a great deal of study. He intends to go to Dart¬ mouth, then M. 1. T.. and eventually study in Europe. Football 4 years. Glee Club 4 years, Cla.ss Officer 3 years. Student Council 2 years. Baseball 1 year. Discus¬ sion Club, Yearbook staff. Harold Winthrop Coburn August 3, 1928 W ' altham, Mass. “Chuhhie” is one of the athletic-minded members of the class and has played baseball and football all during high school. He considers sports as his hobby, but his .serious aim is to attend Maritime School and become a sea captain. W ' ith his good humor and energy, we know “Chuhhie” will reach his goal. Football 4 yeais. Baseball 4 year. ' -. Operetta : years.

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r Margaret Viriginia D’lntinosanto April 6, 1930 New England Conservatory of Music Weston, Mass Margaret, more generally known to her classmates as “Maggie” or “Dintin”, is one of the few people in our class who started here in the first grade, and she has been amusing us with her witty remarks ever since. Maggie, whose favorite hobby is sing ' ing, and who has been noted all through high school for her ability along that line, hopes to go to the New England Conserva- tory of Music, where we predict for her a brilliant success. Cilee Cluh 4 years. Operetta 4 years. Discussion Cluh Constance Beverly Emory April 7, 1930 Mt. Ida Boston, Mass. “Connie” has participated in many diverse activities in the short time she has been at We.ston and has been successful in all her undertakings. ,Shc says she has no ambition, hut has dreams of becoming a writer. One of her likes is driving fast cars, but she will probably have her fill of spectl after college when she becomes an airline hostess. floc kcy 1946, Basketball 1946, Queen ' s Court 1946, Cheerleader 1946, Clce fllub 1946-1947 Nancy Flint January 30,1930 Wheelock “Blimp was a newcomer to us at the beginning of the fifth grade and through the years she has become well loved by all her class mates. She always has a smile for everyone, even though she IS teased to death about the milkman. As we recall our W’eston High .School days, we shall remember how on Christmas Eve, 1946, Nancy’s beautiful voice thrilled the Murphy Ccncral Hospital when the chorus entertained the sol¬ diers there. Nancy, loving children, wants to become a nursery school teacher, and we can imagine the children being enraptured by her - ' plcndid voice. “The fighting Littles”, Hockey 3 years. Operetta 4 years. Basketball 4 years