Weston High School - Key Yearbook (Weston, MA)

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JOHN MEN DELL LEWIS John Lewis joined our class ’way back in the kinder¬ garten, and has amazed us with his unusual aptitude at science ever since. John likes to fool around and make gadgets. He is also greatly interested in music. He has been in the glee club for four years, and in the orchestra also for four years. He has been in the chorus of two operettas, “The Pirates’ ’, and “Rio Rico’’. John is not sure of his future plans, but he thinks he may go to Harvard. JOSEPH A. MACDONALD “Joe” is another member who started with us in kinder¬ garten, and his cheerful face has stayed with us ever since. He is undecided about his college plans and future. He was a member of the Student Council in the eighth grade, and sang with the Glee Club for two years. He went out for baseball for three years and was on the X’arsity one year. He has played basketball for three years and has done a splendid job. He went with the team into the Tex ' h Tourney in 1948. We will remember Joe esi ecially for his cheery manner through all the ups and downs of school. pafie tu ' enty-three

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CHARLES MILTON HOWELL “Charley’s” inquisitive face appeared in our class on the first day of kindergarten and he has remained inquisitive ever since. Charley has always been especially inter¬ ested in science and plans to major in chemical engineer¬ ing at Northeastern. He wants to have a career either as an engineer or as a research chemist. We shall re¬ member him for his work on the Prom committee; for his aid as Assistant Business Manager of this yearbook; for his active participation in the Discussion Club for two years; for his basketball playing during two years; and finally for his excellence in baseball. Charley has gone out for baseball for four years and has been on the varsity for two years as a pitcher. We hope Charley’s interest in everything and his skill in science will lead straight toward success for him. BARBARA ANN LACOY Barbara’s lively personality bounced right in with us on the first day of kindergarten and she has not yet calmed down. She is not too sure of her future plans, but she hopes to go into saleswork. We shall remember her for her work in the glee club for four years; for her splendid help as a typist for the school magazine, “Chanticleer”; for her helpful work on the Activities Cornmittee in the Senior year; for her ushering at the school plays, “Star¬ dust”, and “George Washington Slept Here”; and finally for her lively sense of humor which we are sure will amuse people wherever she goes. page twenty two

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DAVID JAMES MARTIN Dave came campaigning into our class in the 6th grade, and he has been a rabid politician ever since. He is un¬ certain of his future plans, but thinks he might major in writing at Northeastern University. ' Afterwards he would like to be an author, or, fittingly enough, a politician. Dave has been on the staff of Chanticleer for two years, one as Joke Editor and the other as a columnist. He went out for football in 1945, and was an active member of the Student Council in his senior year. His boisterous manner livened up the Discussion Club in the junior and senior years. We’re sure his jovial and friendly manner will make him a good politican. ROSEMARIE MORSE “Rosy” started out with us in kindergarten. In the sixth grade she surpassed us all with her beautiful pen¬ manship, while the rest of us were still trying to make a round “O”. Rosy plans to major in teaching at Fram¬ ingham State Teachers College, after which she will be a Penmanship Supervisor or an Occupational Therapist. Rosy has been the circulation manager for the school magazine from 1947—1948, and served on the Gradua¬ tion Committee in our senior year. She was the as¬ sistant director and was the stage manager for “George Washington Slept Here” in the senior year. She has been in the glee club for four years, and has been out for basketball for four years. We are sure that Rosy’s beautiful handwriting will aid in making her a good penmanship supervisor. page twenty-four