Weston High School - Key Yearbook (Weston, MA)

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BETSY J. NICHOLS Aug ' ust 1-i, 1982 Sweet Briar Bet is about tlie most exacting person in tlie class. Tliis is shown in her art work and in the fact tliat she was (. liosen Art Editor of the “Log”. A description of Jane Eyre fits her very w ' ell. “Shy, demure, and helpful.” She is the shortest girl in the class, hnt as they say, “Little hnndles contain hig things.” Chanticleer (1), School Play Ass. Dir. (’19), Stage lan. (’50), Glee Club (8), Discussion Club (2), h ' ield Hockey (4 ). LURENA A. OGILVIE August 15, 1982 Work? That Lnrena is going to make a very efficient secretary and or wife for someone is foretold by her good marks in all her subjects and her outstanding work in the C ' ommercial and Home Economics departments. Her constant good marks and her name on the honor roll are a good example for the rest of the high school to follow. Chanticleer (1), Glee Club (1), Discussion Club (2). AUDREY L. READER July 9. 1982 Fisher •AVI lere is Jane?” If Audrey isn’t with .lane Turner, hc is looking for her. “And” is one of the accom})lished tv])ists in the class who h.avc s])cnt a lot of time on this “Log”. She is also one of our most competent rooters at all ty])es of v.arsity g.ames. Hockey (1), Assistant Director Play (’50), Activities Co’.umittee (’50). Glee Club. (I). T II K 1. o (; I 9 5 0 pa ie seventeen

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JOHX W. MELOXE A])ril 2(5. 1982 Brown Being class president seems to be a habit witli .Tobnny. as he lias tilled the position for three years. This year he is also eo-captain ot the basketball team, and one ot our three “three letter’’ men. On top ot that, he takes a leading ])art in jiraetieally all the extra-eurrieular activities. Student Council (8), Vice-Pres. (’dS). Pres. (-f9). Glee Club (8), Eootball (8), Basketball (4). Co-Ca})t. (’50), Baseball (2), Class Vice-Pres. (’47). Class Pres. (’48, ’49, ’50), Math Club (’50). ADA B. MORREAEE January 2, 1981 Work “Be. quiet, Richard 1’’ rings throughout the shop as Ada diligently works on her M.D. It is surprising to see her in the shop as she really seems to be interested in the domestic side of life. If you want to know anything about housekeeping, just ask Ada and she will willingly give you a very ]iel})ful answer. Glee Club (2). CHAREES W. XEWELL November 22, 1981 Boston University Bill got tired of lighting Indians in Idncoln so he de¬ cided to trv Weston Higli. Eortunately for us he liked it, for he has become a valued member of our class. Tlit success of our dances would not have been so great if we had not had Bill to do the dirty work in decorating. Student C’ouncil (’50), Glee Club (8). Discussion Club (2), Baseball (8). page sixteen W E S T OX II 1 (i H Sen O O I.

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ALICE A. RINEHART April 10, 1932 L. of Miami “Blacky” is our hard-working “Log” Editor-in-Cliict. She seems to enjoy hig jobs because last year she was chairman of the decorating committee for the Prom. A1 earned the nickname “Blacky” M’hile playing held hockey. She bumped into a team-mate and had a beau¬ tiful “shiner” for a Aveek. Eield Hockey (i), Man. (’-19), Capt. (’50), Glee Club (I), Queen’s Court (’49), Chanticleer (1), School Play Ass. Dir (1), Basketball (4), Discussion Club, (I). D.A.R. (’50), Class Sec. (1), Editor-in-Chief Year¬ book (’50). PAMELA ROBINSON June 9, 1932 Lasell Jr. College “D arn it, I did it again!” we hear Pam mutter as her violin emits a squeak. Pam is our unofficial class violin¬ ist. She has daringly faced the Avhole high school at assemblies, knowing that they are very apt to start laughing the minute she starts playing. Pam is not lost in her music though, as is shown by the wonderful times we have with her in classes. Chanticleer (3), Glee Club (4), Discussion Club (2). Field Hockey, (1), School Play Publicity (’50). MARY E. TAYLOR December 4, 1932 Swarthmore “Tliere go the most beautiful horn rimmed glasses in the school!” To some people that means a bookworm, but to us “Westonians” it means “Tay”. She gets won¬ derful marks but she doesn’t let it interfere with her s])orts and out-of-school life. Her happy smile and lively remarks keep us all cheery. Hockey (3), Student Council (1), Discussion Club (2). Pres. (’50). page eighteen W K S T O N H I (J II S (• H o o n