Weston High School - Key Yearbook (Weston, MA)

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r BARBARA LEACH August 5, 1932 Harcura Jr. College Nom ' here is a unique person, the only red-head in the class. Her carrot-top does not bother Barb too much, hut do not say “freckles” to her. She will either blow up or start coiinting them for you. If you do not get her involved in counting, Barb is really a very hel])lid person to have around, as she will run errands or help in any way needed. Glee Club (1), Library Comm. (1), Discussion Club ( 1 ). Homeroom Committee (’50). RUTH G. LINDER July 20, 1931 Duke Ruthie is the fashion plate of the class. Not only does she “wow” us with her beautiful clothes, but she was the lucky “gal” who went to Europe last summer. Ever since September, we have been hearing many interest¬ ing things about the English, the French, and the Dutch. Discussion Club (2). MYLON A. LYONS April 12, 1932 Work “Sid” is one of our “three letter” boys. You just can not keep him away from sports. When he is not at practice or a game, you can usually find him with “the ho 3 rs”. Mylon is extremely good-natured and has been an asset to tlie class, since he is always ready and willing to help with anjYhing. Glee Club (1), Football (I), Basketball (4), Co-Capt. (’50), Baseball (4). page fourteen W E s ' r o N H I (j II S c H o o n

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■ JOAN HODGSOX Xovember 26, 1981 Cliild Nurse Did someone say poodles? Why of course, none other than “Poodles” Hodgson. Joaiiie certaiidy has done her best to train ns in the care and training of those four- legged creatures. That could be a dull subject, but it is ]iot witb .Joan as teacher. All she has to do is just flash a smile and we realize that there is a lot more to her than just the love of dogs. Chanticleer (1), Discussion Club (1), Pro]). Manager School Play (1), Ch. Outing Committee (’50). MIRIAM W. HUTCHINSON May 5, 1982 Stephens Jr. College Our budding career girl—that’s ISIimi! Her abilities as organizer and leader have served the class in good stead and should be useful to her in later life. With a thumb in CAmry pudding and excelling as an actress and cheer¬ leader, Mimi has led a very busy school life. She’s off to Ste])liens now and all set to conquer the radio world— ' We’d suggest television! Glee Club (4), Sec.-Treas. (’50), Class Secretary (’49), (’50), Cheerleader (8), Ca])tain (’50), School Play (8), Discussion Club (1). CHARLES S. KUBIK ,hdy 12, 1982 M. I. T. (Jiarlie is about the most mysterious j)erson in the class, as we do not know much about his out-of-school life. In school, he is very ingenious. IIowcA ' cr. we do not under¬ stand how he gets such good marks, when Ins ])a|)crs are covered with his latest inventions. We can not })ass over this o))])ortnnity to thank him for bnilding the won- derfnl well for our .lunior Prom. Mathematics Club (I), CIi. Class D.ay Committee (’50). r 111 : L o o I 9 5 0 fia e thirteen

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RICHARD H. MAILEY December 9, DKIl Coll)}’ l ete is the best looking boy in the class. It seems that his looks are not a source of worry to him because his many activities include playing guard or tackle on the football team. He is also a baseball enthusiast. He was one of the people who was mainly responsible for the wonderful pep rally before the Wayland football game. Student Council (2), Glee Club (2), Vice-Pres. (’50), Discussion Club (l). Football (3) Baseball (3). CHARLES W. MARTIN October 10, 1932 Northeastern Now here is one of the luckiest people in the class. Un¬ til we moved into the new school, Charlie had only to roll out of bed, across the street, and into the school. He is the class comedian and his portrayals of Pasquale and Luigi, as well as his many jokes, have given us many laughs. His parts in the school plays have also kept the audiences happy. Football Manager (1), School Play (3), Discussion Club (2), Class Vice-Pres. (’49), (’50), Glee Club (3), Basketball Manager (4). RICHARD R. McCLURE May 26, 1931 Mass. School of Art “How do you like my latest. ’’ Those words probably come from Dick as he asks about his most recent piece of art. We have long known that whenever a poster, picture, or sign is needed in a hurry, all we have to do is call Dick and our troubles will be over. Strangely, his most interesting works are the “doodles” he does in class. Chanticleer (2), Glee Club (1), Discussion Club (1), Football (3) . T M K L o (i I 9 5 0 page fifteen