Weston High School - Key Yearbook (Weston, MA)

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1 BARBARA ANN CALLAHAN March 26, 1936 “I would help others, out of fellow-feel ing. ” Prom Committee, Glee Club, Cashier. the time in the fourth grade when Mr. Cummings found Sally and Jane fighting on the lawn and said, “That’s not what proper young ladies should do!’’ JOHN IRVING CONNOLLY, JR. June 23, 1936 How changed from what ho was once!” Math Club, Glee Club, Football, Basket- ' ball. JOHN PICKETT CHEEVER January 13, 1934 Large was his wealth, but larger was his heart.” Stage Crew, 3 years. Yearbook. .a AUA,k n 13

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r JOAN PHYLLIS BLEASDALE June 25, 1935 “A woman’s looks are barbed hooks that catch by art the strongest heart.” Prom Court, Student Council, Chanticleer. LLEWELLYN BARRY BIGELOW June 4, 1934 t For he by geometric scale. Could take the size of pots of ale.” Prom, Discussion Club, Math Club, Band, Play, Business Manager of Yearbook. I i i CHRISTOPHER BRAYTON August 30, 1934 “Indeed sly, crafty, and insidious.” Football Manager, Football, Prom. 12 In our early days, we learned mainly about sharing our toys and getting along with each other, but there were times when this training went for naught; witness I 1 L

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MARY JANE CUGINI August 4, 1935 “A woman would run through fire and water for such a kind heart.” Chanticleer, Red Cross, Editor- in-Chief of Yearbook. ROBERT FRANCIS CRONIN March 9, 1934 “It’s the scalp that counts.” Play, Class Outing Committee. We also became acquaint¬ ed with the art of putting certain letters together to form words and adding to and subtracting from a number RONALD EDSON DARROCH December 23, 1934 Whatever sceptic could inquire for. For every ‘why’, he had a wherefore’.” Student Council, Prom, Discussion Club, Yearbook, Football, Basketball, Baseball. 14