Weston High School - Key Yearbook (Weston, MA)

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Divx Sitting: S. Perkins,I. Wetzel, A. Alford, R. Doucette, C. Styron, 1. Benedict, D. Swift, E. Stewart, S. Wil- Pla Cast son. Standing: A. Sullivan, F. Shaw, K. Wilson, Mr. Y Sawyer, B. Wilson, D. Bassett, B. Perkins, R. Johnson, N. Mailman, B. Sawyer, I. Kane, C. Wheeler, Mr. Zom, Not shown: R. Coppinger. The Year 2050 This year, under the direction of Mr. John W. Zorn, Weston High School presented a play somewhat different from the usualrun of high school comedy. The Year 2050 , put on for the first time in New England, was a satire on woman's position in the society of the future. It portrayed the kind of civilization we might have if women were in com- plete charge ofall the social, economic, and political phases of the world. This year's cast did an exceptionally fine job. The president of the United States was charmingly por- trayed by Sally Perkins. Edith Stewart was perhaps a little too realistic in her role ofthe typical spoiled brat of 2050. Bud Perkins, one of the down-trodden males in the woman's world, and Fred Shaw, a representative of the more mascu- line men of the Z0th century, did outstandingly fine work. Betty Sawyer, in the role of Susan Betsford, a senator and Edith's doting mother, also turned in a. fine performance. Credit should be given here, too, to the men behind the scenes who saw to it that everything ran smoothly. Sitting: P. Cusumano,B. Foote,B. Conrad,R. Young, A Argento Standing D Cahill G Tuttle F Lyons Sta e Hands Mr. Teittinen, Mr. Oliver, R. Cdppinger, D.'Hoag: g land. Not showng P. Upham.