Weston High School - Key Yearbook (Weston, MA)

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GRADUATION COMMITTEE Left to Right: Edith Blaney, Chairman, Daniel Hildebrand and Rosemarie Morse. HOMEROOM COMMITTEE Left to Right: William Sherburne. Fred Perk¬ ins. C jab ' waw. Dorothy Ritter, and Edward Toland. OUTING COMMITTEE Left to Right: Maureen Stevens, Arthur Barker, Maxine Edmunds, Chairman, Douglas Hammond, Marion Gage, and Joseph MacDonald. CLASS DAY COMMITTEE Left.lo Right: Deawn Young, Chairman, Richard Murray, and Jaye Rogers. ACTIVITIES COMMITTEE Left to Right: Barbara LaCoy, Josephine Pol¬ lock. Chairman, George Brouillette, Honey Whitney, and Fritz Ritter. pa e thirteen

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YEARBOOK STAFF Left to Right: Back row: Dana Stewart, Boys ' Sports? Robert Brownell, Junior Assistant Subscrip¬ tion Manager-, and Charles Howell, Subscrip¬ tion Manager. Second row: Joanne Alexander, Art Editor-, Shirley Cunningham, Girls ' Sports-, Alta Chamberlin, Activities Editor-, and Alice Rinehart, Junior Assistant Activities Editor. First Row: Sandy Slayter, Business Mana¬ ger-, Andrew Dougherty,Fdi or-iw-C z e ;John ’Do ' wd, Literary Editor; and Roland Dickson, Photographic Editor. SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS Left to Right: Back row: Diana Potter. Treasurer. First row: Karl vanLeer, President; Louise Anthony. Secretary; and Albert Waugh. Vici- President. page twelve

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JOANNE ALEXANDER “Jo” is one of the hardy band who constituted the first class in kindergarten. She has always been a very active classmate ahd, judging by her constant good marks, we are sure that she will do a super job at Radcliffe, or Bates, where she plans to major in languages. Along with the fact that the honor roll has never been com¬ plete without her name, we will remember “Jo” as an active member of the Glee Club for four years, and in the choruses of “The Pirates” and “Rio Rico”; as “Janet” in “Stardust” and “Madge” in “George Wash¬ ington Slept Here”; as the sports editor of Chanticleer in 1947, and a member of the second team in basketball in 1947, and 1948; as a cheerleader for two years and the captain of that active group in 1949; as one of those few who won awards for excellence in Latin in 1946 and 1947; as one of the members of the Prom Queen’s court in 1947; and as art editor of the yearbook. With her ability to do so many things successfully, we are sure she will do well at college. Good luck, “Jo”. LOUISE ANTHONY The third grade brought Louise from Wellesley — graduation will take her to Pembroke to major in history or mathematics, in preparation for a career in teaching. If Louise sets her mind on teaching, the schools will have an expert, reliable teacher added to the ranks in a few years. To our knowledge, Louise has never failed to accomplish anything she has decided upon — in¬ cluding homework of any nature or length. The top of the honor roll will look empty without her name. But Louise will be remembered as one of the best guards on the basketball team for four years, as manager in 1947, and captain in 1948; for being “S” in the line of cheerleaders and never falling down; as Weston’s dele¬ gate to the Junior Red Cross Convention in 1947; for the character of Mrs. Douglas in “George Washington, Slept Here” in 1948; as an adornment to the Prom Queen’s court in 1948; for two years of contributing food and ideas to the Discussion Club; for four years in the Glee Club, acting as secretary in 1949; for her work on the hockey team for the last four years, and for being captain in 1948; for being class secretary in the senior year; and finally, for that too endless string of A’s, A’s, A’s! page fourteen