Weston High School - Key Yearbook (Weston, MA)

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John Fiske Loud Bowdoin January 29, 1930 Boston, Mass. Although in our Freshman year “Jock” made a quiet entrance into our class, the following years found him more and more eloquent, and now he is famous as the Master of Monster words. Jock is one of the musicians of the class, so his hobbies, playing the violin and listening to music, are to be expected. Jock does not state any specific ambition; just wants to be a success. “For Fler Che-ilds Sake”. “The Fighting Littles”, Chess Club, Discussion Club, Chanticleer staff, Yearbook staff. Baseball ’4.3, Class Officer John Preston Maron December 22, 1929 Tufts Newton, Mass. When chess is mentioned around Weston, one is almost sure to hear the name of “Pete”, our chess champion, who came to us from Lexington at the beginning of our Junior year. When he is not pondering over a chess board, Pete is busy at his hobby, photography. Next year will find him at Tufts studying hard to become a civil or mechanical engineer, and a certain group of girls will miss the free taxi service to football games that he has generously provided for enthusiastic, fans. Operetta 1 year. Chess team Anthony Joseph Melone June 9, 1929 Northeastern Waltham, Mass. “Tony”, who has been with us since the first grade, has been noted for his athletic ability. Ffis favorite pastimes are eating and sleeping, which perhaps account for his constant good humor and energy. As well as participating in all sports, he has been very active in the Glee Club. After college, Tony hopes to go into business for himself. Football 4 years. Basketball 4 years. Baseball 1 year, (Operetta 3 years

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Lois Kiernan Undecided June 8, 1929 Hanford. Conn. Although Lois spent only a few months of her senior year with us, her friendly, cheerful manner soon made her well liked by all. We were sorry that she left so soon, but hope to see her again in the future. Mary Sawyer Kubik August 16, 1930 Mt. Holyoke Boston, Mass. “Mink” joined our class, rather inconspicuously, along with the other Lincolnites, but in the next years her quietness vanished and her noise steadily increased in volume and now she is one of the more vociferous of the class. Her first love is listening to the symphony every afternoon, and her likes include sailing, piano practicing, and Putney Workcamp. After Mount Holyoke “Mink ' s” ambitions are to visit France, become a concert pianist, and travel around the world in a clipper ship. Discussion Club, Glee Club 1 year Lucy Lcathcrbee September 10, 1929 Junior College Boston, Mass. Our Junior Prom Queen, Lucy, has toiled with us since our days in the first grade, and has made a place for herself in every- one ' s heart. Her carefree ways are most refreshing although they frequently lead her headlong into trouble. Will those Tech Tourney days ever be forgotten when “Lorman”, after executing a perfect cartwheel, lost her shoe to the Provincetown stands? Some day she will be traveling in Cuba and we shall say proudly, “W ' c knew her when - - -” “For Her Che-i-ld’s Sake”, Cheerleaders 2 years. Prom Committee, Prom Queen, Queen’s Court, Discussion Club

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Francis Cabot Parson Harvard March 26, 1930 Boston, Mass. Frank came from Waltham when our eighth year of school was half over and things have been popping ever since, because Frank has participated in every school activity. In addition to his many class activities, he has been a star in Weston’s sports and even finds time to ride around in the “Deep ' Freeze Bomber”. Although Frank has been so versatile, or maybe because of this, he wants to retire to a life of hunting and fishing at twenty ' five and “notch” in Maine. Class Officer 3 years. Student Council 3 years, Discus sion Club, Operetta 1 year. Football 3 years, Ba.seball 4 years Andrew Burr Patterson September 22, 1929 Cornell, Harvard St. Louis, Missouri “Andy”, one of our most versatile classmates, joined us in the Freshman year and since then has been very active in sports, class, and other school affairs. His favorite hobbies are wood ' carving and playing the piano, but it is safe to say that among the.se hobbies he does not number yearbook editing, although he has certainly done a swell job in just that. After college he hopes to become a very prosperous mechanical engineer and we are sure he will succeed in this aim. Football 3 years. Baseball 1 year. Student Council 3 yeans. Glee Club 2 years, Cla.ss Officer ' 47, Co-Editor Yearbook ' 47, Discussion Club Charles Place June 29, 1927 b’ramingham. Mass. “Charlie”, although he started at Weston in the first grade, did not join our class until our Senior year, because he left school to serve in the United States Navy, returning this fall to complete his last year. He has been outstanding in athletics, having played both football and basketball, and he has also been active in the Glee Club. Charlie is not sure what he wants to do after he finishes schot)l, but we wish him the very best of luck in whatever field he decides to enter. Football 4 years. Basketball 3 years. Glee Club 2 years, “Priorities” ' 43 ' I I