Weston High School - Key Yearbook (Weston, MA)

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1 W First Row: S. Ferries, C. Olson, P. Koester, P. Row: B. Connolly,N. Buckminster,D. Bevelander, Stevens, R. Condit,M. Porter, E. Larkin,J. Ander- J. Gates, J. Wager, O. Connolly, H. Crawford, J. son, B. Rawding. Second Row: Miss Marble, J. Robbins,B. Hamill. Absent: J. Corbiere, M. Har- Mellett, M. J. Graves, C. Raynor, J. Wilkinson, J. rison. Turner, F. Tyng, D. Gallagher, R. Dwyer. Third Junior Red Cross There are fourteen homerooms in the high school this year, with a boy and girl representative from each room composing the Junior Red Cross Council. The activities engaged in by these boys and girls this year included service at the local blood bank, and the sup- plying of local hospitals with reading matter and seasonal tray favors. Glee Club It has been rumoredthat the Glee Club of '54 is the best Weston has ever produced. Through the efforts of Mr. Phil- lips , our director,it has beena great year for the Glee Club. We have given several recitals and all have been very well received Even though the improvement of the Glee Club has been great this year,we are hoping to make each of the coming years better yet. First Row: P. Gregg, R. Doucette, R. Stockbridge R. White, R. Conrad, c.1ames0n, R. condn, Lf Roux T McGuire P Hanson D Hoa land Sec- , . , . , . g . ond Row: E. Smith, B. Belser, E. J. Connolly, A Sullivan, P. Cusumano, L Hubbard, E. Derbyshire, C. Raynor, N. Mailman, B. Page, M. Patterson, S. Perkins. Third Row: B. Sawyer, N. White,B. Ste- wart, E. Stewart, K. Wilson, A. Argento, E. Finard J. Baine, B. Scott, C. Bonner, V. Sawyer, M. Con- rad, F. 'l'yng. Fourth Row: Mr. Philipps, P. Ste- vens, J. Jones,E. Linder,J. Bartel,J. MacGillivray M. Kirwin, S. Armstrong. B. Cole,J. Storey, E. De- Long. I. Corbiere, L. Anderson, G. Kellogg, J Perkins, A. Melone, J. Wetzel, M. Benedict, P Curtin. Fifth Row: I. Blake, D. Healey, S. Wilson' N. Nichols, B. McNeil, I. Brenegan, P. Colter, M. McCarty, F. Howell. J. Tomlinson, I. Kane, M Corbiere, J. Floyd.

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First Row-R Coppinger, A. Argentog A. Sullivan, L. Anderson, E. Perkins, Mr. Zomg D. Swift, F. Shaw: S. Perkins: B. Hamish, Second Row-S, Hamish: A. Coleg J. Perklnsg C, Styron: I. Wetzelg J. Blake: S. Wilson: J. Ferries: B. Conrad. Announcers Club This lively group of students plays a large part in our daily life at Weston High. The voices we hear on the Public Address system every morning, reading the Bible and giving the announcements, belong to them. This club offers the students an opportunity to develop the proper tone qualities, correct English, and vocal audibility for public speaking. They are particularly noted for their by-word, Repeating! Besides the experience they receive while presenting the morning broadcasts, the members of the Announcers Club benefit by the field trips they take to actual radio broadcasts. They have both interesting and educational experiences on these excursions. Their service cer- tainly adds much to our school. Shown below are Mr. Zom and several of the officers and older members of the Announcers Club in action: Fred Shaw, Bud Perkins, Dave Swift, Ray Coppinger, and Amy Argento. Seated in front: Andrea Sullivan and Linda Anderson. 1 .-:?3'f'.'-1 7 WWW

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Weston Hi h School Band The success story of the Weston High School Band this year has been fabulous ,pleasing to students , fac- ulty,and everyone in the town. Handicapped by the lack of experienced players ,Mr. Phillips went into the Jun- ior High School and even to the Grammar School to make up the great hole left by graduating students. Constant practice has made a pleasant sounding group out of the band. The band, with the great efforts of the P. T. A. and the town's people, has fashionable new uniforms which add even more smartness to the or- ganization at assemblies , football games , and the many other appearances of the band each year. The uni- forms are maroon with braids of grey, patriotically following the school colors. Also adding to the ba.nd's performance at the football games were the twirlers doing their skillful routine. They were Judy Wetzel, Edith Stewart, Posy Hubbard, Betty Stewart, Nancy Mailman, Eileen Derbyshire, and Janet Tomlinson. The success story ofthis year's band has just be- gun, with only two members graduating in .Tune and several more coming up to fill the vacancy. In years to come it will be one of the finest musical group! in Massachusetts. 19 First Row: R. Langenback, C. Strauch, K. Janeway. J. Neilson, T. White, S. Hamill, H. Hartwell, R. Elliston, E. Von Hippel, P. Chad- wick. D. Heerdt, Mr. Phillips. Sec- B ond Row: B. Blaney, D. Floyd, . Turner, K. Spencer, P. Koelb, B. Granholm, B. Hamill, W. Mills, A. Hower, T. Laffin, B. Sawyer, J. Reissner. Third Row: T. Moore,E. Simms, S. Perkins, P. Mueller, J. Perkins, T. Clark, J. Robbins, P. Colter, M. 1. Graves, P. Lawson, C. Schlaikjer. Fourth Row: B. Foote, D. Brayton, G. Russett, D. Mac- Donald, D. Donaldson, T. Cole, J. Wager,R. Dowd,B. Wilson,H. Bay- les, E. Ellis. Absent: J. Perrine. lf, , , l B k ., I 1 AJ if --1 , I' ,K fx,